The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS~~-s
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t1MuEI COOPER, OF Baltimore, Nd, died In
an years. He ieeyes ak chiidren' one n dangS-
Ter residing In this city.
WILLIAM NALLEy, charged with housebreak-
ing, was to-day admitted TO bail In the Crlmi-
nal Court In tho sum OF $500; and John Rus
sell, for an ARRAY, was released on 500
tond.
FRANCIS MASON, guardian OF MalyeIna.
Mason, has aled bill in equity, praylnGsrsne
used to support the MIND lEbsrssfn delicate
bealtn.
oG T4sTnAs.s fstahe. An aromatic
S~ffiis is tho last day of the FREQ Kindergar-
expected TO secure the great bargains In holt
day gifts to be found there. Dancing this even
ing. Admission free for adults.
ABNER's MUSIC HALL was last night filled
with the elite OF Hebrew society, the occa3io
being the second ball OF the Harmony Circle.
The afrair was In the hands OF the following
NJ. Kaufman, Sol walladh, Isidse'saks, j.
Weyl and ]. Kaufman. l~rr
IF.you have roomstsfef8, Advertise In THE
CRITIC three ttuFeB Tor 25 Gents.
.HgADsM OFFICER TowNsHEND makes the
Following report for october: During the
month OF October, 1884, there wore 36S deaths
in the District OF Columbia. OF this number
30 were white males, "a white females, 03
colored malice, and SO colored females.
MR.. e. @. WHEELER to-day catered suit,
through his solicitor, Fred. W. Jones, against
the Continental Insurance CO., OF New York,
10 recover 81, C 90, the amount OF insurance on
his property Seventh and streets northwest,
which was destroyed by fire In August last.
BUT eight etonee, two courses, remain to BIO
pl' ced on tho Washington Monument. Tho
spare used in hoieting stones for tho pyramid
lnye Dpen removed. Tho remaining work Will
be accomplished by means OF franc built up
outside OF the cap. The Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company OF Boston Will arrive
here February 10 to take part In the dedica.
ton OF the monument.
WHILE riding horse on the Stone estate
yesterday, DR.. Samuel Richie was seriously In
tured by the animal falling on him. He was
taken to Mr.. Holmeads store on Sherman ave.
nue., and Drs. Dewitt and French, OF the SOL
diers' Home, rendered medical assistance, af-
(which he was removed TO his home, No.
1851 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
SECRETARIES CHANDLER and Lincoln, Ad.
miral Porter and others have been called upon
by Q COMMITTEES OF Farragut Post, No. SO, O..
with Invitations for them to be present at the
Itvee OF Farragut Post, to DO held at the Con-
,ordia opera. House, In Baltimore, on Decem-
present unless their official duties should
prevent. N
MIR. WILLIAM KENNEDY, a farmer, who lives
rear Balls Hill above Uniontown, discovered
farm. He ordered the latter or his place and
ehot at one OF Newman's dogs. Newman re-
turned ehortly afterward and fred at Mr..
Kennedy. portion OF the load or shot lodged
In tho latter's coat, and tho rest took effect in
tho chin OF his son. Newman has not yet
been arrested.
Mr. ANp MRS JAMES A, MAySAgR, 9. d RaaiatI;
last night at their residence, No. 1877 Lauvale
street. Mr.. Maynard was married fifty years
ago to Miss Naomi demeny, formerly of Alex
There last night all
except those conflned at homo by Illness,
ms king about thirty present in all. The 81 IT'S
were numerous and Of u5eful charactsg,, ss-ns
the R Flea So E!Es
but Il is pretty gepexak4yfinbw that nothing
rivals the Sssss fSmedC Or. Bulls Dough
- slFSa -. =, e., ro,,,o, o,,,,, 49,. ,.,.u
held Mt the National Rides Armory is pro-
crossing very fayorably. Tho feature of last
night was the dancing OF a sailors Horn
Veteran Corps (old Guard and Union Veteran
Cadets were the guests OF the Emmots lest
night. Tonight the National Rifles attend In
body. The contests for the gentleman's
watch, buggy, bicycle, and sword are very ex-
citing.
THE new cruiser Boston Will be launched at
Chester, Pa, tomorrow afternoon at 2 $50
o'clock. The Secretary OF the Navy, the heads
OF the bureaus OF the Navy Department,
several prominent naval officers ana q num-
Der OF other officials OF note have been invited
~ special train from here to Chester to-mor.
row morning. Tho guests, as IL customary,
Will be entertained by Mr.. John Roach, the
contractor.
GEORGE J. MIssBAcH, son OF the late Profes.
sor AlOis Mssbach, for many years connected
with the Holiday Street Theatre Orchestra, In
baltimore, when that theatre was under Mr..
John I. Ford's management, died recently at
the residence OF his sisters, 105 North Wolfe
street, Baltimore, in the 35th year OF his age.
he was employed for many years with Mr.. j.
Apntt MT N lima xuaI I
porter OF petroleum, but during the laitan
years OF his life has been engaged 10 Rassean-
Tile pursuits in this city. .r
northeast, says Linpssff emium Soap ought to
and Wasses white.
,,-HARRIAaE LICENSES have been Issued as
follows: James A. Greene and Carrie L. Bell;
Robert Mcpherson and Lydia Johnson;
Everett Lewis and Mamie Coleman; Henry
Nail and Rachel A. Bell, both OF Baltimore
County, Nd; Chris. b. Davidge ana Elizabeth
l. jackson; Chris. II. Berry and Frances u.
Jones, both of Prince Georges County Md;
James II. Fryman and Katlo Schmid; James
NJ. Tyler and Laura Gowley; Frank d. Dodson
and Tile Il. X. Donaldson; Lewis Lewis and
Josephine Crawford; John W. Harris, OF olney,
Md, and Annie M. Daley, of Niagara Falls, N.
Ida v. Lowe, OF this city; II. j. Rothrock and
Beteio GrPn; Waite Il. Brown, OF Dettsville,
Md, and jennie Freeman, Of College, wa,ss'r
,sunTouTs.- overcoat is eQplse1n pub;
made is the most lEi}saSv6fcoat a gentleman
can wear. We ha&a4hBm In elysian, lambs
wool, chineh!lleH snd kerseys in all the
garment as talent and nrst-claes workmanship
can psdke them. Elseman Bros, cor. zIhapd'E.
Housekeepc fw III c..saee Money
by purchasing aAl< sifurniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekiSI>B monthly instnllments at
SmithAs443 No jersey avenue northwest. =
80 ..,u.....s -.
equal TO new at Morgssggs steam Laundry.
Lowest prices. psSgBJ