The Evening critic., 1884-11-19
IlphOnee Porr0ttel,

lhTGeSL VaLlR&Y IN LlD ClLJ.3 ElBonln BfO9,s
corner,sSS6vonth and streets.
~<&SftHARD W. ANDERSON, 90 years old, came
rS~the Fifth Precinct Station-House last night
AND asked for lodging. He had with him two
pistols and small dog. He sGld he left Balti-
m re yesterday, ana was walking to South
Carolina.
JOHN S. PRINCE ana Miss Elsa Won Blumen
VIII race on bicycles at Athletic Park again
race with four minutes' start for Miss Won
Blumen. Other races will also be on the pro-
gramme.
THE second complimentary reception OF tho
Union Veteran Corps (old Guard will DO given
next Thursday evening at Masonic Temple.
The eflclent committee which conducted tho
them again this year.
THE Fret Comptroller OF tho Treasury has
made decision In favor OF tho right OF an
oilicer OF the Army to BIO reimbursed for OK.
penses necessarily incurred In defending him
81 II In suit brought against him in State
court for the lawful performance OF an olflclal
duty.
HENRY FLETCHER, notorious coIored bur-
charge of burglarizlng tho residence Of Mr.
Richard Crowther, OF No. ia Fourteenth
street, md carrying off n silver water-pltcher
and felt hat. The case went TO tho grand
jury.
THE Sunday. School Union held Its second
session at the congregational and Calvary
baptist churches yesterday. At the afternoon
Sc, sion, Rev. J. s. Ostrander gavo q lecture on
az shua, the Model Teacher" An illustrated
lecture on "Fhe Temple" Will be delivered by
Mr.. Ostrander tonight.
THE secretary OF the Anthropological So
cieiy at the meeting last night read paper
en- "Aubtrnlian Group Relations" 1t was
written by Rev. A. W. Hewitt, OF Australia
he says that each tribe has local and Il so
cial organization. There are group managers
ard system OF wife.lending. Tho customs
and habits OF tho Australian tribes are de.
scribed In an interesting manner by the
paper. sSST
HAY FEVER. have been a greats ssfferer
ftom Hay-Fever for 10 years aDasfuve tried
various things wiihoIk doing sesyEood. read
Balm, and thought &&Hd try once more. In
10 minutes after o9d|k{ blication was won.
deriully helped. eg% eks ago commenced
the greatssydlscoveE q Ter known or heard Of.
50~efts.
A NEW lodge OF Good Templars was instl.
tuted at Cropley's Hall, Georgetown, last night,
TO be known as Harmony Lodge, No. 30. The
following officers were elected and installed :;
M ms hawaTS FGash " o. Blair T Nys' r. T.
Mr.. j. L. Harding, W. +. s.; Mr.. L. j. Whipple,
W. treasurer: Mr.. J. NJ. Wright, ". marshal,
journment an elegant collation. was served to
members and visitors at the residence OF Miss
Shaw.
MARRIAGE licenses have been Issued as fol.
lows: q. j. Hailstrock, OF Chicago, ILL.,, and
Margaret j. Saunders, OF this city. i. II,
Mitchell and Annie G.. Fitzgerald. Charles Il.
Dislman and Rosalie Burson, both OF Loudoun
County, Va. Daniel q. Fahey and Katie Il.
Whyte. Stewart II. Boss and Laura V. King.
Joseph L. Richardson and A. L. Deener. John
II. Byrd and Georgeana Carter. Charles II.
Coats and Martha A. Johnson. Joseph Il.
Aimes and Elizabeth Brown. w. q. Bateman
and Anglo L. Carlton.
THE attendance at the meeting last night OF
Bethel Historic and Literary Association was
quite large, in spite OF the rain which com
menced TO pour down early In the evening
The new president Mr.. James II. Dean, who
was elected at the last weekly meeting OF the
society for the ensuing year, vico II. ]. Smith,
was indicted into his Of1lco, whom he dellv'
cred an address, which was we'll received. A
paper for discussion was presented by Me-
Calvin d. Johnson; subject, "The dlsadvan
iages persons In the colored race are sub
leeted TO In educational and political Affairs
in the United States" The paper was dis
cussed by Messrs. Leo Nance, the Rev. A, W
Upshaw, Isaac NJ. Norman, J. w. Cromwell ant
Colonel George NJ. Arnold, each expressing
perfect agree ment with Its principal features
Chicago Grain ana Provision Flu
tures.
Tho following summary by d. X. Plain &
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth and i streets
shows tho course OF the Chicago produce mar
let up TO p. m. to-day;