The Evening critic., 1883-01-29
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

BURGLARS entered Douglass fancy goods
store, on Ninth street, about o'clock yes
tcIday morning and stole some small change
from the till.
BETWEEN . and 10 o'clock Saturday
night thief carried of dark sack coat
which was hanging out in front of Timms
clothing house.
AN exchange remarks that, "the best
teachers are those who learn something
new themselves every day" so we an
nounce this day that several thousand inn
portant cures have been made by the use of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
THE annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Honor of the District of
Columbia, will commence this evening at
knights of Honor hall, corner Ninth and
j. streets, and continue from day to day till
the work of the session is completed. The
election and installation of officers and
other important business will be at
tended to.
DURING the play of the White Slave I"
at the National Saturday night lady in
the dress circle became frightened at the
sudden outburst of flames on the burning
Mississippi steamer and made sudden
dive for the exit door of the theatre,
thinking that the house was on fire. A
good deal of merriment was caused by her
NhSNlhNoo W lNuNll u llstCC VI SuItIl.
A HORSE and wagon belonging to col
dred marketman named Benjamin Robert
son were stolen Saturday night from the
Center Market, and later in the night a
large wagon belonging to Mueller, the con-
fectioncr was stolen, probably by the same
parties. Yesterday morning Detective
Acton recovered the horse and wagon in an
alley in South Washington, the horse being
astray.
HARMONY LODGE, No. II f. A. A. NJ,
celebrated its twentieth anniversary by a
banquet at Abner's Saturday night. Grand
Master +. III. Chamberlin, and Ezra l..
Stevens, the latter having organized the
lodge, were present as guests. Past Master
Corsen acted as toastmaster, and responses
were made by E. H. Chamberlin, Ezra i.
Stevens, o. S. Firmin, W. H. Webster, |. s.
Tichenor, Samuel Baxter Edward Fitzlli
l.. NJ Saunders and others.
THE post graduate class of the law school
of the National University held q meeting
Saturday evening, and appropriate resolu-
tions upon the death of Mr.. A. A. MacDon-
aid, presented by committee consisting Of
Messrs. Eugene Carusi, G. B. Anderson,
John Hancock, Homer IL. Swaney, L. d.
York and d. A. Mcknight, were adopted.
Remarks eulogist of the deceased were
made by Professor Carusi and Messrs.
Collins Swaney and York.
THE lie Droit Park association of prop.
erty-owners held meeting on Saturday
night at the residence of the president, Mr.
Scott Smith, and unanimously approved OF
the action of the executive committee in
having the poles of the Telephone Com.
pany erected within the park cut down
An appropriation to cover the expense in.
Cured for axes and labor was made, and
full authority was conferred upon the ex.
ecutive committee to take such action as
may be necessary to prevent further en-.
croachments by the Telephone Company.
THE Grand Council of Sons of Jonadab
on Saturday night elected the following
officers: W. G. c., w. 7. Bailey, of Spar
tan Council w. VIC. c., J. L. Hunt, OF
Friendship Council w. G.. P, Thomas
Summerscales, of Centennial Council w.
G. secretary, Guy W. Wines, of Pioneer
Council w. G. treasurer William II
Young, of Centennial Council w. G.. mar.
shall Charles Brown, of Spartan Council
w. c. ]. w. +, A. Holden Of Eureka Coun.
| Gil w. G. o. W., J. p Nails, of Invinci
| bic Council trustees, r. o. Polkinhorn, o.
Pioneer Council Rabina Ellis, of Spartan
Council w. IL. Robrer, of Invincitle Coun
| Gil. After the election they were duly in
| stalled by w. G.. p. Pat Holden.