The Evening critic., 1883-04-03
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho residents Of Sixteenth street wero
vostlgation by number OF halfclad aud IN
dignant citizens disclosed the fact that n
colorod man named Lewis had fired two loads
Of buckshot at a dog which he claimed had bit
ten one Of his children. Further investigation
disclosed tho fact that the dog still lived.
"Didnt tech him."
Professors Birmingham & Golway are foro-
most among the enterprislng teachers OF the
terpsichorcan art in this city, as the large at
tendances at their academy amply attest. Tho
Professors are ever on tho alert TO Introduce
teaching the pretty and graceful Pastyrieue
waltz, which Is one OF the prettiest dances on
the waxed floor. The reunion last evening
was largely attended, and tho Professors, with
several assistants, were kept busy throughout
the evening.
Upon the complaint of several parties Will
lam Mahono was arrested and takon 70 Police
Headquarters this morning, on the grounds OF
insanity. During the most impressive and
solemn portion OF the services at st. Peters
Church, last Sunday, Malone attracted atten-
lon by his queor behavior. He walked down
the main aisle and took position in front OF
the chancel, where ho went through with
series or acrobatics until led out by two gen.
tlemen.
Awhite laborer named Lemuel Graves was
taken Violently sick while at work at Mr.
Worthington's place, on Majors road, In the
county, yesterday evening. The police amou.
lance conveyed the sick man to the hospital.
The ladies OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church have arranged to tender magnificent
dinner to tho Washington City Presbytery to.
morrow at noon. The Presbytery will convene
at the above church at Z 80 O'Clock this even
ing.
oficers Nicholson and Clements found the
door Of StrattOns millinery establishment
open at O'Clock this morning, and aroused
the inmates Of the premises.
Mr.. James P. Robertson, n ell.known young
gentleman OF this section, Is confined to his
residence on Third street by severe attack OF
sickness.
Perseverance Lodge, !. o. q. T., will here
after meet at Washington Hall every Tuesday
evening. The lodge is In q fourishing condi.
tion.
The pretty little play, "Rebellion OF the
Daisies" was presented very nicely, by the
Cauley's Hall last evening TO n large audi
ence. Among the masters and misses who
took part were: H. p. Blair, Harry @. Leishter,
Edna D. TowDe, Herbert s. Towpe, Lizzio i.
Dalton, Allie W. Bacon, Ancella D. Fisher,
| Willie A. Kent Willie Z. Barton, NJ. Sargent
olds, Mary r. Hough, Robert Parkman, Paul
| A. Steele, Edgar S. Strong, Daisy HlckoS,
| Mamie I. Wood, Paul A. Draper, Eleanor
| Fisher, Robert L. Hennng, Willie Johannas,
Claude Hamilton, Marble 7. Kent, Jessie l..
| Entwisle, Fannie r. Hough and Alfred j..
| Hough.
| Morning Star and Mlnnehaha lodges Will
| pay joint fraternal visitation to Clements
| Lodge, I. o. G., t., tomorrow evening at
| Washington Hall. splendid programme Will
| be presented.
| East Washington Business Notes.
| Mineral water from the celebrated Healing
| Springs, Bath County, Va, at Fergusons phar-
| macy, corner of Second street and Pennsyl-
| vania avenue east.
Kensington and art needle.work taught by
southeast. All kinds OF fancy materials on
| hand.