The Evening critic., 1884-03-21
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Mile. Nevade, the prima donna, made
her debut in Paris last night.
A party of about 200 New England tour
lists Will arrive in the city to-day. ..-s.sS'-'
printed mnT only IN p.Gs@gs yet
Ths~,feet-lamps Will be lighted at 6.30
y. m. and extinguished at 10 a. m.
The Maryland House of Delegates yes
terday defeated tho Allegheny County liquor
prohibition bill.
Motley Simms has entered suit against
Detective 8. j. Block, claiming $4,000 dam.
ages for false arrest and imprisonment.
Professor Gregory, of the Civil-Service
Commission. delivered alecturo on political
economy at the Howard University yesterday.
Officer Cooper, of the Fifth Precinct, who
was injured during the IRE a few nights ago
house.
In the United States Senate yesterday
bills were introduced for tho erection OF pub.
lie buildings ut Fortress Monroe and New.
port News, Va.
A. ii. Lightholo sues T. J.. Fisher &c Co
for 5000 damages for failure to have prem
Uses No. 1O16 Fifteenth street northwest in n
proper condition, as represented.
A bill has been introduced in the English
House OF Commons TO restrict the sale OF
patent medicines until they have been ON.
cially pronounced non.poisonous.
Thomas Kirby, by bill in equity, asks
the Chancellor to dissolve the partnership OF
| Kirby ooyle, appoint receiver and let him
| be paid whatever may be found duo him.
A meeting of the lady assistants of the
| proposed fair OF the Union Veteran Cadets Will
| be held at Masonic Temple Monday evening.
| There have been several valuable donations
| made already.
El Mahdi is organizing an artillery corps
OF Egyptian deserters with which to march on
Derber. osman Digna has convened a meet
ing at Sinkat OF the Sheikhs OF the tribes tC
concert renewal OF the lighting.
A novel game of polo was played at the
hall ut Sixth and @ streets last evening by
Messrs. Rex Smith and VIM. Robson, mounted
on Star bicycles. Mr.. Robson was the win
ner OF closely and ekillfully.contested
| game.
At "a meeting of the various trade or
| ganizatious OF this city at U lon League Hall
and unanimously approved. kilograms were
| ing It.
In an interview in New York yesterda,
| Colonel o. II. Payne, son Of Senator Payne
said that his father Is not a candidate for thu
Democratic Presidential nomination. II
said Mr.. Tilden should BIO the nominee q
| Chicago.
The following chairmen of committee
have been appointed for tho Emancipation
| celebration: Speeches, A. st. A. Smith; ar
| rangemente, y. H. Carson; finance, John
Gray; reception, O. A. Stewart; military, O. b
| Fisher.
A passenger train on the Missouri Pacific
| Railroad from Tyler to Palestine, Texas
| telescoped yesterday with freight train
| Miss Minnie Hauk and her company wore or
the train, but escaped with few bruises and
| contusions.
A Rome correspondent says that the Popt
| believes that his independence is threatened
| by the recent action OF the Italian Court, ant
| that he Is considering the advlsability OF leav
| ing Rome. Malta is mentioned as the place oil
his future residence.
The Woman's National Industrial Leagu,
met at tho Arlington Hotel yesterday, Mrs
Charlotte Smith presiding. Resolutions wer
adopted fndorstng the action OF the Mlssis
sippi Legislature In founding a State Indus
trial College for Women.
Charles Mitchell, the English pugilist
and Joe Denning, OF New York, fought fou
| rounds In New York last night with sol
| gloves for $3.50 q side. Mitchell was the VIII
| ner, Denning not being able to get In q blo'
during the whole contest.
John Williams, of Town Crock, Nd, Ina
| been fined 500 and $50 by tho collector
| customs at Georgetown for emitting the name
| of two of his crew from his hospital books an
| for not surrendering hie, books at the custom
house at the proper ti4o. ussc
THE story of CasA how me
torially IN tAeasa,t'stH to. borrow.
l-skPnf alleged Cubaea batditti who nrrivn