The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
EAST WASHINGTON.

The installation of the newly-elected officers
OF Eureka CounclISNo. 6, Sons Of Jonodab,
LOOK place last evening at Washington Hall.
The quarterly reports OF Its officers wore laid
Deforo the council, which shows very large
and growing Increase OF membership and a
nourishing financial condition. The cere.
monies were concluded by stirring 'good of
The ORDER" participated In by those who are
prominent In the cause.
horeo attached to the business wagon of
Mr.. William Q. Peake, the well-known painter,
became frightened while standing on Pennsyl.
yania avenue east, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, yesterday evening, and started to run
away. Mr.. Ieake, who was standing near by,
attempted to check the animal, and was
thrown violently to the ground, sustaining
painful Injuries Of the head and face.
Medical aid was summoned and the gentleman
taken home.
Five new members were added to the rolls
OF Eureka Council No. 3, Sons Of Jonadab,
last evening.
The East Washington W. O. It. U. held an In
terestlng meeting at the seaman's Retreat last
evening
Tho concert to be given by Eagleston Divis-
ion, Sons OF Temperance, has been postponed
until the 18th instant.
The dancing reunion Mt Washington IInll
last evening was, rs usual, an enjoyable
AFFAIR. Elaborate preparations are being made
Tor the forthcoming masquerade.
"Ihe Larks," popular East Washington
social club, rendered their friends another of
those delightful soiree dnnsantes at McCau.
ley's Hail last evening. The occasion was one
parted reluctantly at closing time. The ladies'
OF the club are tho Misses Matte Garges,
Annie Beers, May and Florence Jenkins Lilly
Allen, Dollie Myers, Lillian Trevit, Mollle
Forbes, Belle and May Stockett, Ida Meads,
AMMO and Jennie Harvey and Gertie Graves.
The officers are: President, Jas. NJ. Stockett;
cepreeident, Miss NJ. Gorges; secretary, Miss
Lena Graves; sergeant-at.arms, Isaac Padget.
The gentlemen members of tho "Larks " are
Messrs. W. s. Stockett, William Minnix, Robert
Fraley, Winfred Scott, George Weber, DR..
ober, DR. .Hammett, and Messrs, Seibert, Pritch.
ard and Miller. Among the invited guests
were Misses Collision, Sewel, Mary Clark, Lydia
Dalton, Mella Dalton, Emma Forbes, Stella
Hopkins, Lizzie Scott, Miss Chamberlin, Miss
McCathran, Mr.. Power, Mr.. omohundro,
Walker Hopkins, Isaac Scott, Edward webber,
Burford Bohrer, Mr.. McNantz, Mr.. Hoskisson,
and Mr.. McCauIey.
Two muscular colored men engaged In an
other East Washington scandal case last even
ing. Their names are Micken and Jones, and
they fought several desperate rounds over tho
playing double-handed game with their
throbbing affections. Jones knocked Micken
out In two rounds and the latter retallated for
the thrashiDg he had received by stabbing
Jones in tho shoulder and escaping.
East Washington Business Notes.
Pure drugs and medicines are q feature ct
Dooleys East Washington pharmacy, corner
OF Third street and Pennsylvania avenue east.
A full and complete line OF candies cara
mels, cakes and fruit always kept at the Elk.
celsior confectionery, George Wiedman, 800
Pennsylvania avenue east.
Shoes for everybody at Ferd. Franks East
Washington shoe depot and at prices for the
multitudes. Call In and be convinced 1888
Pennsylvania avenue east.