The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-02
THE MoRNINo NEWS,
Local and General, Boiiod Down
worked over and FURNISHED al
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Local and General, Boiled Down,
worked over and Furnished up
Fresh.
The street cars began running TO Mount
Pleasant yesterday morning.
Wendell Phillips is dangerously i'll with
heart disease at hig residence I'm Boston.
Arrangements are being made In Balti-
moro for grand reception to Archbishop Glib.
bOns.
Friendship Division, Sons of Temper
anoo, had large meeting last night, whom an
interesting programme was presented.
Assistant Adjutant General Sheridan has
resigned his position rs Captain, Seventh
cavalry, which coniiicted with his now duties.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has Informed
Bonapartist deputation In Paris that tho time
has como to openly agltato In favor OF the
Bonapartist cause.
A gasoline explosion occurred in +. M.
orr's store, at Alliance, Ohio, yesterday. Six
property was $4,000.
The Bureau of Construction at tho navy
yard hhs given up the job OF raising the May
flower, and the Bureau OF Yards aud DOCKS
will now endeavor to raise the sunken vessel.
In Philadelphia yesterday Frank Harri-
con pleaded guilty 10 voting Illegally and was
fined 800, sentenced TO three months impris.
onment and disfranchised for the period OF
four years.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
yesterday .OTubTbu III uuNbIbo EopOEb upOh
senator McPhorson's resolution limiting tho
appropriation for the Greedy relief expedition
10 100000.
Rev. Pennell Coombe, aged 40 years,
prominent minister In tho Methodist Confer
cree, was found dead IN his study at Fern
wood, Pa, yesterday. ruptured blood ves-
eel was tho cause OF death.
Mr.. A. Y. Leech, register of st. Andrews
Church, has boon notified by the Commission
cas- that taxes for the year must be paid on
tho nrOnprfy OCCuDfed Inv tho now church. cor.
ner OF Fourteenth and Corcoran streets.
In Boston yesterday the Jury returned a
verdict OF S2S,027 against the Boston & Al
bany Railroad Company IN favor OF James D.
David as damages for personal Injuries sus-
tanned by him by the neglect OF train mon.
Last night st. Johns Chapel, corner
Twenty.second street and Virginia ayonue,
was we'll Allied to witness the. rite OF connrma-
ton administered to number OF ladies' and
gentlemen. The ceremonies were impressive
At the meeting of the Unity Club last
night at the residence of DR.. Duckett, south
east corner of Twonty-second street and Penn
eylvania avenue, Hon.W. A. Phillips read o
paper on "The Desert Lands OF North Amer
lea"
The State of Louisiana yesterday de-
faulted In tho payment OF tho interest duo on
the per cent. bonds, known as tho "Baby"
bonds. IL would require about S1S, 900 TO pay
tho coupons due on the bonds, most OF which
are held in New Orleans.
At Wheeling w. Va, yesterday Judge
Jacob decided in the case OF Mrs. Claggett, ar
rested for playing a tambourin6 in the street
during procession Of the Salvation Army,
that the Salvation Army have right to pa
rado In public with music.
1t is understood that Mr.. Henry Gilling-
ham, of Baltimore, who now holds the position
Of assietant enrineer at tho TREASURY Depart.
ment, hns announced himself as a Candidate
for the position OF chief engineer OF that De.
partment, In the event OF a change.
There was concert and ball given by the
| hrmory last night for the benefit OF Cannoneer
| Charles O. Herbert, who had his arm blown on
| while firing a salute. The music wac furnished
| by the second Artillery Band,
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| ING SnaPol az tno ooiuloIs honno was
sa,S, ss' TsenneE 'ng tgu'sr mee'ns o.
Greene presided az ,ne organ OiI anu sang SOTO
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| ny hoenua,o Ssv,oPoiaeNes toooiooy ~,
nignt eieoteu tne following onlcersi JOSEPH
d.. wilson presi1ent; A. n. MeeKer' vlce.pres
iuent; J9nn ". narsna' secretary anu irons 3
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nolus anu Dc E' hicoaoe' oAeuulifo connn''.ee
The lady managers of the Homeopathic
Hospital gave reception 70 the friends OF I'M
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| mover FEATURES 10 inc evening ehtertainment
| Tho Eighth District Republicans last
| evening elected Professor Greener, Sidney