The Evening critic., 1884-05-13
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HnlI'a Weather Predictions.
THE MORNING NEWS,
LOcnI and General, Boiled Down,
worked over and Furnished UP
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LOcnI ana Gcncrhts bOileu DOWhs
worked over and Furnished UP
Fresh.
The antiSocialist law was adopted in the
Rclchstag last night.
Hon. James G. Blaine and daughter arc
visiting at tho Natural Bridge, Va.
An Apo ointment of an archbishop for
Philadelphia is not likely TO DO made until
June.
The German man.of-war Fragia, from
Bermuda, passed Fortress Monroe for Norfolk
yesterday and exchanged salutes with tho
fort.
Judge Wallace, in New York, yesterday
removed Shipping Commissioner O. O. Dun
can, and appointed James O. Reed In his
place. .sgss'Y
The Rev; Father jeremiah Moynihan,
years. ssssN7
wall.papsJaste eertib r's, o1o 9TH st.
Nloreebin two hundred Brussels carpet
wsavefs OF Philadelphia yesterday struck
against reduction OF wages from z TO GU
cents yard.
Mr.. Anderson gave notice in the British
House of Commons last night that he should
shortly move TO condemn the existence OF the
House OF Lords.
Cora b. Bushman, nee Lutz, has applied
for divorce from her husband, j. Il. Dushman.
She charges him with drunkenness and fail
ure TO support her and their child.
The Committee on Episcopacy of the NJ
i. General Conference, now In session in Phil
adelphia has agreed 10 recommend tho eloc.
ton of ave bishops on Thursday next.
The steamer Virginia, Of tho Clyde Line,
from Philadelphia for Charleston. was towed
into Smlthville, n. O., yesterday, with loss Of
her propellers. She Will be towed TO Charles
ton.
The Coachmen's Society gavo banquet
at Abner's last night, which was presided over
by VIM. Wilson, assisted by Messrs. Jones, Nc
Carthy, Edward Hughes and Lawrence Nor.
gan.
The Classical Society will meet at Miss
Rnnsoms studio, 0l6 street northwest, THIS
evening, whom an eaeay on tho, origin OF the
c "Ghristian Rol'gio1 Iw!Ilb0-fead and dis
srocKINGs.scf6k. At Young's, 736 18th st.
ThSrfSth annual congress of tho Ameri-
York yesterday. Papers on medical topics were
read by DR.. Bosworth and DR.. John II. McKen-
zie, OF Baltimore.
An explosion occurred yesterday in a
the Union Metallic Cartridge factory, Bridge
port, Conn. VIM. Hutchinson, the only occu.
pant, was instantly killed.
A little girl named Emma Bdrstow was
struck on the head with stone and seriously
injured while standing near the flying horses,
near the Eastern Market. Robert Lane, who
threw the stone, has been arrested.
James Irving, the New York ex-Assem-
blyman, who was sentenced to two years In
prison for an assault on VIM. A, Darling, was
yesterday surrendered by his bondsmen to the
sheriif and taken to prison to servo out his
sentence.
A Sunday-school class of Grace Church,
| corner Ninth and streets southwest, known
| as the "Dustpan Club" held fair for the
| benefit OF tho church on tho evenings OF Fri
day and Saturday OF last week and realized
| nearly s2S.
During q trial trip at Altoona, Pa, yes.
| ieiday OF the lrst OF the new style parlor carr
built by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| he car was thrown from tho track by mis-
| placed switch. Three persons were badly In
ured, one Of them, G.. W. Arthurs, fatally.
The excursion train with ex-army Off
GERS for Fredericksburg on Thursday, will
| leave the Baltimore & Potomac depot at 8 &c
| q. IN and will leave Fredericksburg In the
| evening for washington at 1880. Arrange
| ments have been made for those Wishing e
| take ladies.
An enjoyable entertainment, for the ben
| eft OF the East Washington Industrial School
was given at the Congregational Church las
evening, which was largely attended, sEfht
programme embraced splendid vocal and In
strumental selectioPsRnd rasisations. Abou
300 was realized. 49,
| BARRETT CLua ad4tn. OIO + street