The Evening critic., 1884-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Prince Albert suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th
and y,
The Rev. w. W. Newell, of Paris, spoke
TO large audience at tho New York Avenue
Church last evening In tho interest of this
McAll Mission.
Tho Building Inspector issued $50 permits
for new buildings and 1852 for repairs last
month. This is the largest number ever Is
sued In October.
Society is in quicker over tho question,
'Bhall our girls whistler" or course they may,
II they strengthen their lungs by using the
great DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The ladies' conservation meeting, which
has been suspended during tho summer, VIII
be resumed at IL o'clock on Wednesday, the
9th instant, at Wesley Chapel, corner Firth
and i streets northwest.
Nobby Pants to order, 81. Hamourger's
Mary A. Green, an old white lady, OF 722
Twenty second street, had her leg broken yes:
terday by being knocked down by ono OF
Twenty.eecond and q streets.
II you have Sore-Throat, Cough or
Cold, try d. II, Douglass Il Sons Capslcum
Cough Drops; they are pleasant to the taste,
perfectly harmless, and will surely cure you.
Bruce Chase, o colored boy, 0 years old,
OF 1910 NJ street, was run over on Nineteenth
street yesterday by q horse and wagon belong
Ing to Singer Bros, mattress: makers, and sus-
tained n fracture OF the skull. He is now suf-
fering from conclusion OF the brain.
Tho Pontos Filos Club, of this city, held
Its anniversary yesterday evening OF the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. p. CLARK, il. An excellent col
read q very interesting and instructive paper.
Great credit is duo tho committee OF arrange
mente, consisting OF Messrs. Conrad Weiss, A.
p. Clark, IT., and Charles @. Forster.
CHILDREN's clothes. Eiseman Bros,
Seventh and e.
Mr.. Harry Bowers, tho proprietor of tho
ST. Marc Hotel and the elegant Gedney House,
New York city, left last evening for the Me-
t.opolis with his wife aud daughter; Miss Ada
Mr.. Bowers and family will make New York
their permanent residence. While deeply re-
GREETING their loss from our city, their many
friends are gratifed at tho perfect success
OF Mr.. Bowers.
A resolution indorsing ST. John for the
Presidency was adopted by the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, recently
assembled In convention at ST. Louis. IL APP
pears, however, from accounts OF the proceed
ings published In the SC. Louis papers that tho
measure met with determined opposition.
Tho discussion was animated and exciting.
Tho Washington Union was represented by
Mrs. Clara L. Roach, Its president who took
strong ground against tho resolution.
FALL overcoats Eiseman Bros, 18th & Z
The residence of Mr.. b. J. O'Brien, of
q br ehi Fl Was
and dancing party last night, which was
given by club OF young ladies OF East Wash.
OF iginai. Among them were Miss j. segerson
"a Mrs. Lockwood, the female candidate for
President: Miss Nellie segerson and Mr.. Fred
Dugan as Mrs. and Mr.. Fred Douglass; Misses
AMMO and Katie 0'Brien, Patience and Topsy;
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Old Woman; Miss Annie
Grin1th, Goddess OF Liberty; Miss Kate Sulll-
van, Pocahontas; Mr.. j. 8. Smith, Apollo; Mr..
J. Helnline, Indian; Mr.. Mcdonald, Knight;
Miss Lizzie soper, Gypsy; Miss Abbio Sulli.
van, Peasant Girl, and many others.
Robert Callahan, proprietor of the Mar.
BILE Saloon, 900 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, recommends Lips Premium Soap as
Nthe beat eoap out"