The Evening critic., 1884-09-09

| Fresh.
The Car has afrlysa'sfFeiy at Warsaw.
ALWAYS buIr1Ehilc others are complain
ing. A. salrsSG&.
--Ex-Governor Hamilton, of Maryland, and
his wife, celebrated tho 25th anniversary OF
| their wedding at HagcrstDwn yesterday.
A man named James Mclaughlin was
taken with hemorrhaeo on the Avenue last
night and was sent to Providence Hospital.
The Lincoln Savings Bank at Fayette.
vile, Tenn, closed Its doors yesterday. The
100000.
J. w. Taylor was found dead near the
track OF tho c. Il o. Railroad, at ohariottes.
Vile, Va, with his head crushed. Foul play
is suspected.
Orlando Dashiell, who kept saloon in
salisbury, Md, was drowned Sunday while
bathing In the surf at Ocean City. His body
was washed ashore.
general strike of tho bituminous coal
miners OF western Pennsylvania, including
tho Cleariield regions, and embracing about
10000 mon, is reported to have been ordered.
j. Newton Swartz, a miller near Winches.
ter, Va, made an assignment yesterday;
liabilities, $4,000. His homo creditors are
second class. ysssss1
Clothing for school tear, Eissffisn, 9TH 4 L.
A little cooredsttl,g6t her foot wedged
IN The iranSefatlng pn front OF Metzerotrs
tsscfc storo last mig and attracted large
the aid OF q crowbar.
Over one hundred ordained Baptist min
listers met at the Third Baptist Church, on
Fourteenth street, last night, ana made par
tlal arrangements for public eulogy on the
late Brother John II. Brooks.
A half.intoxicated colored man was re.
moved from Ninth and L streets to tho Emer.
gency Hospital at / O'Clock this morning on
the supposition that he was dying. He after
ward sat up and complained OF the heat.
/ Mice hn,,in r
Mr.. J. s. shoemaker, of West Washington, and
| Mr.. j. 5. Schaeffer, OF Chicago, were united
| In mntrimony ut the residence OF the BRIDES
father last night by Rev. DR.. Lindsey. No
/ cards.
The winners at Lexington, KY, yester-
| day were Strickland, Bob Miles, Gold Ban and
vanguard The winners at Brighton Beach
the renewal OF the Irwin City handicap, Har-
iief, King Fan and Claude Brannon.
The will Of Senator Anthony, of Rhode
Island, leaves legacies OF about 100000. The
bulk OF his fortune goes TO his slstor and rela.
tivee. He leaves 500, 900 TO Brown University
and the Rhode Island Hospital, $4,000 In
trust for Miss L. ID. Potter, after her death TO
go TO the city OF Providence for fountain.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
states that Mr.. George r. Blanchard, vice
| president OF the New York, Lake Erie & West.
| ern Railroad, has rendered his resignation OF
that onlce, TO take effect at the end OF the com.
blanchard was at one time connected with the
| Baltimore Il ohio Railroad.
A meeting of tho st. John and Daniel
| Prohibition Club was held last night nearly
nall OF those present being ladies. COM
mittee reported that st. John and Daniel being
| In the West could not BIO obtained at present TO
address the people here. II was decided to en-.
deayor TO get Miss Frances willard, who will
| be In the city next Thursday and Fridaygtoe
| address the people here In q public. haff. Ar
irgs.
School rants. E;JSaas Bros, cor. 9Th and E.
CaptajR.ssdd Us. L. A. Robb, of 1913
1sFEe company OF frlends last night, the occa.
| Sion being the goth anniversary OF their we'd
| ding. The evening was spent In social enjoy
ment, and the number OF presents was large
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Grimm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Nohe, Mr..
and daughter, Mrs. Under, Mrs. Jacobs, OF
| Baltimore.
The North Carolina Republican Associa-
| lion have elected the following officers: Hon.
W. p. Canaday, president; John Lyman, first
vice-president; L. NJ. Rosafy, second vics-
president; A. d. Lind, secretary: W. O.. Fear.
Ing, assistant secretary; j. w. Brown, CORE
spending secretary; j. d. Burke, treasurer; II.
arms. Speeches were made by Messrs. Qsps-a
day, Lind, Owens, Pricgnnd Ward. Rasp 1850.
citation Will meet rtgglsSly~'oh Monday
School suits atA,4m@ Co.'s.
The Sisnsf Servicel o9server at Atlantic
,s,ltHrtborts TO the Signal lOrlce that row.
boat was capsized at obsecon Inlet yesterday
afternoon. The surfboat went to tho rescue.
Two men were found clinging to tho boat
They said that third man had started to swim
ashore, O distance OF two miles, q short time
before. After the two were cared for the res
cuers went after the third man, whom they
found clinging 10 the sea buoy, about two
miles out. The strong ebD tide had carried