The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-01
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1898,
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

GEORGE MoCAULEY was sent to Jail
again yesterday for the assault on o1lcer Dun.
nigan.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY RAN
DoLPH CoYLE prosecuted tho United States
cases in the Police Court to-day.
THE Journeymen Bakers Assembly, No.
1880, gave Its first annual ball last night at
Abner's Hall, which was very largely attended.
Mr.. r, II. MCDONALD, an old gentle.
man, was knocked down by passing team at
Ninth and Il streets about0 o'clock last night,
and had his shoulder dislocated. ...,,,s<ssssSs
BUYB. II. DougIaS uSsssShss capsicum
Cough Drops for Yeuf64i1dren; they are harm.
lees, pieesipss q the taSte and Will euro their
colds,SsD..s. and Trade Mark on every drop.
y THERE have been 3 $50 dog-tags sold so
far this year. According to the report of
Major Dye, there AFRO still twice this number of
CANNES In the District on which no license has
been paid.
MIR. EDWIN G. FOWLER, son of E. G.
Fowler, chief clerk OF the appointment Divi-
sion, Postoflce Department, was married last
night to Miss Susie l.. Benton, at the Memo
rial Lutheran Church.
A SILVER SERVICE, accompanied by a
zens, has been presented to Mr.. L. s. Emery
secretary OF the Associated Charities, as a tes.
timonial OF their regard.
CHAs. SMITH was before the Police Court
to-day for the larceny of 1851 from James But.
continued and stated that he would change the
charge TO forgery or false pretenses.
BY an order of Chief Clerk Webster, of
tho Treasury Department.. the watchmen, who
were transferred from their old posts recently,
have been returned, much to the satisfaction
OF not only the employees, but their outside
friends.
THE Southern Telegraph Company placed
on record yesterday mortgage to tho Farmers
| Loan Trust Company, of New York, on al
its property In this District 10 secure theioty-
ment OF s2,500,0OO in bonds issued by the
| company. Asrt
riSeman Bsos sF ssa T. reduced
OK ThufSday evening quite number of
| ], o. U. A. NJ, Will visit Virginia Council AZ
| Alexandria. The officers OF Virginia Council
| will at that time be Installed by b. Il. Miller,
| the deputy national councillor.
| MRS. FRANK HUME yesterday loaned a
| horse and wagon TO her servants TO visit Alex
| andria. Last night the team was missed from
1 where II was tied, and the police were notified
10 look out for II. A telephone message was
| received at Police Headquarters from Alexan.
dria TO the effect that they had been recovered
| ABOUT IL o'clock a. m. yesterday horse
| attached TO beer wogon, the property OF
/ George Kornwein & Son, ran away from Thir
| teenth street and tho Avenue, and In turning
into Eleventh street ran over a woman named
| Alice Donald, OF Thirteenth street, between c
\ and ID. She was removed 70 her home, where
IL was found that her injuries were slight.
THE Lone Star Benevolent Association
gave Its sixth annual ball at the National
Rifles Armory last night. A very enjoyable
time was had by all, and at the supper table
short speeches were made by the chairman,
Mr.. II. Giesler, and several other officers OF the
association. Mr. william Il. Halter, acted al
| master OF ceremonies and the executive com
mittee were Rudolph Giesler, Frederick Z
Klotz, Chr. Kraft. Charles King, John =
+. Getz, A. Odenwald, M. II. Schmitt, Charles
Spindier and H. O. Richardson.