The Evening critic., 1883-06-21
Pith of the aIornipe News.

Archbishop Wood died in Philadelphia
last night.
The residence of Ezekiel NJ. Paterson a,
New Brunswick, N. j., was robbed yesterday
of$12,OOO in bonds and gold.
The st. Louis school board has ordered
that after September next corporal punish
in that city.
The Williamson & Stewart Paper Com.
pany, OF 81. Louis, have made an assignment
nearly 100000. NOV Ava
A freight train on the New York City &
Northern Railroad was wrecked early yester-
day morning by striking seven large rocks
which had been placed on the track near
A freight train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road struck william Ross wagon, near Nor.
rellvtlle, Pa, Tuesday, in1uring Ross and a
Doy named Kinch, and killing another boy,
Henry Craig.
1t is announced that the Germantown
[Pal Weekly Telegraph has been purchased In
behalf OF Mr.. Henry Raymond, q son of the
iate Henry J. Raymond, the founder OF the
New York Times. '''0
Philadelphia, charged with assault, has been
held to answer sundry charges Of malpractIce.
Ihe skulls OF twenty-one infants were found
IN the cellar OF the dwelling occupied by him.
It is reported from Zanzibar that the
French do not intend to go to the capital of
Madagascar, but Will wait along the roads to
the capital for the submission OF the Tovas'
~ me e. French papers approve the bombardment
The Massachusetts, Senate yesterdav re-
fused by vote of 81 to IL to memoralize the
Massachusetts Senators and Congressmen for
an amendment to the constitution prohibiting
account of sex.
Joseph A. Roop, of McVeytown, Pa. and
Miss Elizabeth Smith, OF Philadelphia, both
6eatnutes, were married at st. Stephens
Cnurch, Philadelphia, last night the cere.
Syle, also deaf-mute.
John Keenan,, tried at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Tor the murder OF John Molly, at Eckley, dur.
Ing the riot between Molly Maguires and Hun.
garians tardan 81 on december TO- was convicted yes
tence was deferred until Saturday next.
In the intercollegiate cricket match at
philadelphia yesterday between the Uniyer.
SHY OF Pennsylvania and Havorford College
tne University won In one inning, with score
OF 173 to a score OF 1877 In two innings for
Haverford, which made 119 runs in the first
and 4S In the second.
The following officers were elected in the
lature yesterday: Secretary of State, A, b.
Thompson, Of Concord; State Treasurer, soIon
a. a carter, Garter, OF Concord; State Printer, Parsons
Gilman B. johnson, OF Concord.
The annual council of the Episcopaliaps
at Milwaukee yesterday elected the following
delegates to the General Council TO be held i6
Fhitaaeiphla Pov AZ In October next; Rev. Drs. Adam
=. royce, ". L. Tenbrook, ]. u. Pradt and Dr.
II. Paul and W. NJ. Wells. N''s0
The eighth annual convention of the
american Association OF Nurserymen, Florists
Lieutenant Governor Norman j. Coleman pre.
siding. About 100 delegates from various
states attended. The treasurer's report
showed balance of $20,667.
nhua off md
OF billiards In Boston yesterday. Tho first
straight three;ball game of 800 points was won
by schaeier by 40 points. The baik line
name ganx Sy ov ISY points h was won easily by yig
balk line, in the evening, was won by scnaefer
by 112 points.
Mayor Edison sent to the board of alder
men . OF New York yesterday communication
stitute, asking the privilege OF returning to
the city the nag presented to the One Hundred
and xty-Fourth Regiment, New York VoIun.
teers, which was captured by the Confederate
during the war.
Carrie Harris, a colored servant girl, was
convicted In Philadelphia yesterday OF having
administered poison to the family OF her em.
p,Oyep' =; +. Michener, in May last, with In
dren were taken violently Ill while eating
supper, and examination showed that poison
had Deen put In the food. The girl was sen-
fenced to four years Imprisonment.
The National Council of the Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics, In session at
philadelphia, yesterday elected the following
omcers; National councillor, Evan .. Braden,
OF philadelphia; national vice.councilor, WIN,
ID. Meseroll, OF New Jersey; national treas
urer, J. Adam Sohi, OF Maryland; national
conductor, Charles d. X idd, IT,, OF Ohio; ma.
uonal sentinel, John Z. Armstrong, OF PhiIa-
held in this city. "'-- w
When Howard Carroll was the Republi-
can can candidate for Congressman at-Iarge for
New YORK last fall he ordered from William
M. CLARK 10000 lithographic portraits OF
himself, 70 be delivered on October 25. on
that date the Autographs were sent 10 the
Democratic headquarters, where they re-
NAMED for several days. When they were
finally sent TO the Republican headquarters
Mr.. Carroll refused to receive them on the
ground that they were then OF no use to him,
Suit was brought by Clark 10 recover 1915,
and the case was tried yesterday in the Marine
Carroll.
In Mexico City story I'm verses
as SOLD on the street, and It rehearses
That each son OF toll,
BY BIT. Jacobs OIL,