The Evening critic., 1883-03-03
Temperature.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street-lamps will be lighted at 625
p. IN. and extinguished at 4:15 a. M.
J. C. CoNNoR, manager, Royal Opera
House, Toronto, says 81 was cured by the
use of st. Jacobs Oil of acute rheuma-
tism."
ISAAC GAssENHEIMER has made an as
signment to Charles T. Havenner, of his
stock in No. 1904 Seventh street north
west for the benefit of his creditors.
AN exchange remarks that, ''the best
teachers are those who learn something new
themselves every day." SO we announce
this day that several thousand important
cures have been made by the use of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
JOHN OATES, resident of 80 Church
street, Baltimore, arrived in this city from
Lower Cedar Point last evening. He was
about to take the train for Baltimore,
when it was discovered that he had the
smallpox. He was examined by a physician
and then sent to the Smallpox Hospital.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND foot passengers,
five thousand one-horse vehicles, fifty-fve
thousand two-borse vehicles four thou
sand brick carts and 1000 head of cattle
passed over the Long Bridge in the month
of February. AT present there is daily
average of two hundred brick-carts per
diem going over the bridge.
RUDOLPH JOHNSON, Swede, was ar
rested by Lieutenant Arnolds men last
evening at the request of the Maryland
authorities, for stealing some clothes and q
pocket-book containing about $40 from J..
A. johnson, at College Station, Prince
Georges County, Md. He is locked up at
the Fifth Precinct Station to await the
Maryland authorities.
MOTHERS, would you make you boys
happy? You can do so at slight expense
Dress them we'll. Go to Taylor & Hufty s
and buy some of those stylish shirt-waists
They come in all sizes for children of years
up to s. Flannel, in green, blue and coach
mans shades; percales, in stripes, spots
checks, in red, blue and brown, The larg
| est assortment ever shown TO choose from
A DIFFICULTY occurred between Johr
| Mclaughlin, keeper of livery stable OF
| Second street northeast, and one of hi
| colored drivers, named William Ames
about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, wher
Ames knocked Mclaughlin down AM
| kicked him, breaking his leg in two places
Mclaughlin was taken to his home, wnert
he was cared for, and the police are look
| ing for his assailant.
THE funeral of John G.. Killian, VIII,
died Wednesday, took place yesterday from
his late residence ON L street, and was yer,
largely attended. Mr.. Killian had pot
terry in the old glass house in the Firs
Ward thirty-five years since, but has beer
keeping a restaurant of late years He wa
member of the German Benevolent Asso
citation, Oriental Lodge, l. o. o. F., ant
Schuetzen Vereip, members of which or
CARNATIONS took part in the obsequies. III
was II years of age. The remains were in
tered in Oak Hill Cemetery. O..
IN consequence of the very great demand
for invitations to the Emmett anniversar,
celebration ON Monday night next, tn,
Irish nationalists of this city have beer
obliged to engage Odd-Fellows' Hall for thu
occasion. The Clan-na-Gael, the Wolfe
| Tone Club, of East Washington, and the
| Junior Clan-na- Gael, of Georgetown, viii
combine to make the affair grand success
Invitations can be obtained from member
| of the committee and the above-namet
bodies. 1t is intended also to make at tn,
celebration protest against the extraditiol
Of p. ]. Sheridan, whose surrender has beel
demanded by the British Government.