The Evening critic., 1884-03-26

=. m. and extlnguiahed at 4 10 q. III.
SEVERAL citizens were fined S.. hauSsdgge
Smell to-day for wasting pStaass~atcr.
DR.. Q. W: ssaysr denti mSrly of
Twelfth aaspFttfeete, las no No. GIG
StassHstfeet northwest,
GEORGE CARTER, II ZIG r stlt 1t, reporls
that his woodshed was broken open last night
and sixteen chickens were stolen.
The Capital Bicycle Club held n special
meeting last Monday night and decided to
move into their new quprters, DIG G street.
Mr.. S. w. RUSSELL, of the Humane So
ciety, explained to the pupils In the Peabody
School yesterday how to form Band of Mercy.
The charge Of perjury against Brook
Mackall, which was set down for trial in the
Police Court to-day, went over till Saturday
next.
THE nomination of Mr.. Burrows, of
Michigan, as Solicitor OF the Treasury was not
much ola surprise In the Treasury Depart
ment.
CHARLES T. Drawn, by his will filed
yesterday, leaves $3.50 TO the relief fund OF
Lincoln Post No. o, q. A. r., and tho balance
OF his estate to Mrs. Sarah Brooks.
THERE was meeting of number of col
ternoon TO petition Congress to pass the Blair
Educational bill without amendment.
SOPHIE SwAILs, the little colorel girl
who was reported last Monday night to be
boundary, at 2 o'clock yesterday paassug.
FRANK Northumberland. He as.
sists his old clerk-5e5fhe and SEQ him. Did
you ever sos-ersttE boy. Frank Will walt on
ihs. ni~ecfrom Z oa2, No. $50 F street north
@. MCMAHON, of 1873 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. east, has notified the authorities that his
house was entered between 2 aud O'Clock
this morning and two watches, valued at $i1,
stolen.
THE Feast of the Annunciation, com.
pnppaOrntinU m fha In
May OF tho miraculous conception, was OBJ.
served in the Episcopal and Catholic churches
yesterday. IN
HOLD ON to the truth, for itsgiH s6fvc
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cough Co sS us nothing III like D i to
cuEessr0dgh or cold.
MICHAEL NOLAN was before Judge Smell
this morning ngain on complaint OF Mary
Nolan, his wife. She said he had made violent
threats to her, and che believed that rum was
making him crazy. He was sent down for six
months in default OF 1900 bonds.
MEssRs. II. RooT and r. Grantline, tho
president and Secretary OF tho Hod Carriers
Union, are reported as stating that at tho
meeting OF the Union Monday night the strike
was declared over. They also state that quite
number OF bosses have conceded to theif de-
mands.
ST. PATRIcK's T. A. b. SOCIETY has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: q. Il. Thomas, spiritual director; +. Nc :
Nerhany, president; John Finn, vics.presi-
ing secretary; W. II. Fill, financial secretary;
NJ. O'shea, treasurer; NJ Broderlck, sergeant.
alarms.
VIM. BLACKWELL, small colored boy,
was behind the bars at Judge Snelrs Court
this morning for robbing the money.drawer In
the store Of George 4. Eberly, No. 1926
Boundary street, OF SO cents. Mr.. Eberly ties.
titled to seeing the defendant in the store, and
whom his daughter attempted to detain the
thief he assaulted her. He was sent TO Jail for
sixty days.
The Colored Associate Press will meet
this evening at the Philadelphia House, 3iS
Pennsylvania avenue, when the president, Mr..
O. O. Stewart, Will appoint the executive COM
mittee. There VIII also be an election OF u IL
brarian and business manager. Quite largo
press and their friends. Several prominent
gentlemen havo teen invited TO address the
association, and among them tho Hon. George
W. Williams, the colored historian.
CHARLES CLARK, the old soldier with no
legs, was carried Into the dock at tho Police
Court this morning by two Officers and charged
with essaulting Anthony Sutton. Tho latter
stated that they board at Dan Toomey's, In
South Washington, and the defendant came In
his room last night and dubbed him while he
was In bed. The old man claimed that he had
been robbed OF $50 and watch aud there was
job put up on him. He was released on his
personal bonds.
GENERAL NEWTON, Chief of Engineers,
and General Hunt, Chief OF Artillery of the
Army OF the Potomac, and j. II. slime, histo-
rian OF the First Corrl, called on General
Grant to-day and invited him to accompany
them on the historical visit to Frederlcks-
burg, Chancellorsville and tho WllderRaasien
May 10. The GeneEpl said no coYl4sp0thcce
the invitation nowtbn II he,Resweil enough
at the time he void kesfdd 70 go.