The Evening critic., 1884-09-10
THE MORNING NEWS,
Local ana General. Boiled Dawn,
worked over Rnd fnrpisned up


The Columbia Railroad yesterday declared
a semi- annual dividend OF six per cent.
Clothing for school wear. Eiseman, 9TH 4 T..
The Gar and Czarina have been received
in warsaw with demonstrations Of good will.
Mr.. Holton has decided to accept the Re-
publican nomination In the Fifth Maryland
District.
There were FIVE deaths from the heat in
Philadelphia yesterday and a number OF cases
OF eunstroke.
The Duke of Portland's colt Langwell
won the Champagne stakes at the Doncaster
meeting yesterday.
The centennial celebration of tho organi-
cation OF Montgomery County, Pa, opened at
Norristown yesterday.
Fifty Russian Mormons arrived in New
York yesterday and left for Beatrice, Nebraska,
where they will colonize.
Col. ID. o. Gehr, prominent citizen of
Cbnmborsburg, Pa, died Monday. He was
native OF Washington County, Md.
James Brown, of 1895 Cedar street, fell
from house at Fourteenth and streets yes.
torday and injured himself informally.
The thirty third aemi.annual session of
the Homeopathic Medical Society OF the State
OF New York opened at Binghamton yester-
day.
The official bulletin shows 764 now cases
OF cholera and 3i1 deaths in Italy during
Monday. King Humbert has given $4,000 to
tho relief fund.
A private letter from Cairo speaks of the
impression there that Khartoum has fallen.
General wolseley and Lord Northbrook have
arrived OF Alexandria.
Tho National Convention of Chief Fire
Engineers began in Chicago yesterday.
Nearly two hundred members OF the assocla.
tion are in attendance.
The son of Attorney General johnson.
OF Liberia, formerly OF oanandaigua, Ontario
County, N. Y, has received news OF his
fathers murder In Liberia.
Business has been paralyzed at New
Btunswick, N: j. by the failure OF the Ma:
iional Bank OF New Jersey. The directors Of
the bank are to be arrested.
Tho twelfth annual prize meeting of the
National Rifle Association OF America opened
yesterday at Creedmoor, L. l.. About 200 rine-
men responded to the first call.
Charles Carroll, colored, who recently as
eaulted and offered indignities to young lady
In Howard County, Md, has been sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary.
The total loss by the great fire in Cleve-
land Sunday night is one million dollars. The
Board OF Trade has asked the City Council to
strengthen the firo department.
The French Cabinet ministers will be con-
vened TO decide when the Chambers shall be
called together. Government circles are dis
turbed over the financial war prospect.
Mr.. Felix Draney has accepted the offer
on Professor Prince, the bicyclisr, TO back his
horse for 5000 to trot two miles against Prince
on his bicycle, at Athletic Park, Friday after
noon.
In the Blaine Sentinel libel suit at In
diaDapolis, yesterday, the defense served no.
ticc oil the plaintiffs attorney that they would
begin taking dispositions In Kentucky on the
god inst.
The Fourth District Republican Con.
grcssionnl Convention at Marion, Ala, yester.
day nominated Jere HARRISON, colored, for
Congress, over George IL. Craig, white. Craig
will run ulso.
The Democratic primary election in the
suited in the NOMINATION Of aoSernos Sss se
D, McGreary, who defeated hon Thomp'
Leaders in cI,,hipg,ss. blks & Co.
Ex-Judge IhoHias S. Ig1ehart of Annapo-
lis, pstswfth painful accident Monday by
f-surning an iron pin attached 10 an oxcart en-.
tlrely through one OF his feet. The instrument
| being blunt made terrible cash.
The telegraph and telephone companies
In Philadelphia yesterday were notified to re-
move all their wires and poles from the streets
before January l, 1855, in accordance with
| the recent action OF tho councils.
| The Democratic campaign was opened in
| the Filth Congressional District OF Maryland
at Annapolis last night with large and on.
| thusias,ic meeting, the speakers being VIM.
J.: lglehart, Barnes Compton and Thomas @.
| The West-bound train on the Memphis
| and Charleston Railroad was thrown from the
| track Monday night near Corinth, Miss. All
| tho passengers were more or less bruised. A
colored brakeman and a colored girl received
| severe injuries.
| An excursion party of Rhode Island vet
Grams reached Petersburg, Va, yesterday,
| where they spent the day. They will remain
IN Virginia al the week, visiting the battle
mond and Norfolk.
st. Peters Church Choir was reorganized
yesterday for the fall and winter as follows: SO.
| pranos, Miss ole Dryer, Mrs. Mohler ana
Mics Annie Plant; alto, Mrs. Alice Joyce; ten.
| ORE, Messrs. A. ]. Mem and George Duck; basso,
Mr.. John Maudsley.
A meeting of the stockholders OF the
| Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad will be held
at Nashville to-day. II has been decided to
| elect j. ". Thomas, the general manager to
the presidency. Q. o. Baldwin wlthdraws
| from the board OF directors.
The town Of Albion, in Kennebec County,
| Me-, has been thrown Into great excitement
by the finding on Friday Of tho dead body of
MRS, Newell Tuck at her home in that town.
When her husband left home In the mornin Z
the lady was In her usual health.
The organization of the American His
torical Association took place at Saratoga, N
IL yesterday, Its ain Is the promotion OF his
torical studies. Among those who spoke ye 8
terday were Professor Hegoert Adams. AZ. D.,
and Charles II. Llyermores both Of johns Hop.
kins University, Nd. A s.ssas
School clothing. E,somfnsB Bros, eth aud E
There was a large audience present al
elatl0n OF Washington, colored, at Mt. Jazree
| CHURCH, corner OF Fifth and streets south
| east, yesterday. The annual sermon was
| preached by Rev. Robert Johnson, OF the
Fourth Baptist Church.
The Belgian Senate yesterday, after lis
tening to the Ministers explanation OF the
Ilots last sunday, passed q resolution without
dissenting vote strongly condemning the OK.
cesses OF that day, report IL current In Brus
sells that the clericals have dressed and paid
thousands OF paupers In order that they Nigh
| participate In their demonstrations,
The Marine Band will render tho follow
Ing programme at the Capitol grounds THU
af eTnoon at O'Clock; March, "To the Front
Warren; collocation, "Giveando," PonGhielIi
valse, "My Queen" Bucollossi; song, "Annie
o. tho Lark o'Dee," Scotch selection, "Th
Black Brigade" Boyer; ballad, "some Day
lby request), Welllngs; galop, "Hallo.Hallo,
| Stenhagen.
An attachment was placed upon the proI
erty OF the bankers & Merchants Telegrap
Company at Providence, II. l., yesterday, bu
The ONCE was not closed. Eugene +. Phillip
attached tho oflice on a claim or $4,000 70
stock furnished in May last. ON claim Il
| $500 for building a line from Willlmantic
New London, Charles II. Boyle has attacno
the New Haven, New london and Within anti
pany. esgT
ohiIdren's fall SUITS ID b. saks & CO.'S.
While laborers weIe engaged yesterday II
removing earth from the rear OF st. Peter
Oburch, OF Salisbury, Md, preparatory to be
ginning the brick work on the church exteI
| sion, several skeletons were unearthed. Dun
1 Ing the revolutionary war the old church Wa
used az barracks, and the bones are suppose
10 be those OF soldiers, When the old churc
was destroyed by FIRE In 1850 the preseI
structure was erected over the graves.