The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-03
MORNING NEWS,

Local and General. Boiled Down,
worked over and Furnished Zip
Fresh.
II is reported from the Soudau that the
siego OF Derbor has been raised.
John Creed, farmer, was shot dead Sun
day night In County Cork, ireland.
John b. Gibson, one of tho proprietors of
the Gibson House, at Cincinnati, Is dead.
The house of Mrs McGeagle 1913 X
street. was robbed OF $40 worth OF jewelry
yesterday.
At the Stock Exchange election in New
York yesterday Mfr. j. Edward Simmons was
elected president.
The British bark A. Goudey, Captain
hilbert, from Philadelphia May q for Havre,
has been burned at sea.
Tho firm Of stratton & Nash, furni-
ture dealers, Now York, made an assignment
yesterday for the benefit OF their creditors.
Archbishop Lynch, in sermon at
Toronto, Ont, on Sunday, denounced the SAL
walton Army, Henry Ward Deecher and Bob In
gersoll.
The directors of the Chesapeake & Ohio
CaDnl have reduced the presidents salary
TO $4,000 and postponed the election to De-
cember.
The lot owners of Gleuwood Cemetery
last night elected Lewis Olephane, John Nc
Clolland and T. @. Fisher trustees for the en-
suing year.
Tho thirty second annual session of the
International typographical Union opened In
New orleans yesterday, M. l.. Crawford, OF
Chicago, presiding.
The lotholders of Oak Hill Cemetery yes
terday afternoon elected Messrs. O. NJ. Mat
inews, n. W. Gait, j. O. Hardness and W. L.
Dunlop board OF managers.
The United States steamer Constellation
was put in commission at Annapolis yesterday
for the cadets cruise. The ironclad Passaic
will leave about Wednesday for Norfolk.
The National Rifles held a special meet
ing last night and decided to carry out their
original programme for a Western trip. The
command will leave by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road next Saturday night at 1910 o'clock.
Through the unskillful tapping of blast
at the Cleveland Rolling Mill oompany's new
furnace yesterday, fifty tons OF molten metal
rushed out, overspreading everything In the
Dennis Bryan.
At q meeting of the stockholders of the
| Northern Liberty Market Company yesterday
the following directors were elected; J. b. VIII
| son (president, VIM. d. Downing, j. M. Eiker,
II. W. wyricb, Chr. Rupert, VIM. a. Cook, r.
d. DERRICK, Ed. W. Dom, Frank p. Davis.
The Georgetown Gaslight Company yester-
| day elected WI. Seymour president; CIV. Crop
| and the following as directors VIM. Bucknell
Thomas Knowles, s. T. Brown, John II. Smoot,
| q. W. oropley, Robert P. Dodge and D. +. Rob.
inson.
Tho Office of the chief of internal reve-
| nue. OF the Fourth District was closed at Dan
| Vile, Va, Saturday evening and opened at
Roanoke yesterday. Deputy Geo; L. Gravely
| Danville till the officers recently appointed
give their bonds.
The London Telegraph says that the Lon
| don dynamiters are directed by leaders in New
| York whom the American Government should
| be asked not to harbor. The RepuJHQue
ffanedise OF Paris severely condemns. the
| United States for allowing dynamlters to plan
| outrages In America.
| The stockholders of the Franklin Insur-
/ a1 a
| following directors. James O. Mcguire, James
| L. Norris, Charles s. Bradley, Thomas L. Wag-
| gaman, DR.. Daniel .. Clarke, DR.. J. NJ. McCalla,
DR.. W. E. Roberts, II. b. Mcdonald, Joseph H.
Bradley, L. d. Mcclure, Joseph b. Hill and o.
| q. Green.
Complaints have been repeatedly mado Of
the disorderly crowd of boys and young mon
who gather at the corner OF Twenty-seveath
and o streets northwest, but fall to receive
the attention OF the police. The residents are
likely, through force OF circumstances, to take
matters into their own hands pretty soon and
| protect thems elves.
Alexander Sullivan, of Chicago, president
OF the Irish National League of America, yes
Parnell, president OF the Irish National League
OF ireland, thanking the Irish-Americans on
behalf OF himself and colleagues for their gen.
etous donations TO assist Irish candidates for
parliamentary seats In elections which. ~,
Parnell says must soon occur. Ha-n9yS he
cannot be present at the Natiopsi'convention
I'm August.
dozen. Chester k!hdy, 425 Seventh st. n !. W.
| Inspectssof Hin dings Entwisle yester-
day,tssded the fopdVing permits to build: T.
I-P: Schneider, erecta dwelling on Fifteenth
street, between L and III, Sc, 900; Andrew Frey,
erect three dwellings on Twentieth street, be.
tween L and M, $4,000; Mary L. Elliott, erect
d and streets, $4,000; Theodore Bolster,
erect dwelling on Sixth street, between
d and southwest $1,000; O. W. and L. e.
Brown, erect i've dwellings, on Marion street,
So, 100i John Lynch, erect dwelling on Il
street, between North Capitol and First north.
east, S2,6bO; Peter Fahrmer, erect O dwelling
on Pierce street, $1,000; L. Q. Davis, erect a
dwelling on Rhode Island avenue, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, $4,000;
Mrs. Z. A. Quackenbush, erect dwelling on
Rhode Island avenue, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, $4,000.