The Evening critic., 1884-10-27
CITY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Matters OF All Kinds 60 Interest
Everybody.

Matters OF All Kinds 20 Interest
Everybody.
Surt out overcoats. Eiseman Bros. 7th
and Il.
Association, Tuesday evening, the subject for
Hanson. ''Practica1 Mechanism"
Standfast Division, No. %, s. of T., will
give spelling bee this evening. There Will
Tho public are invited. Admission only ten
cents.
in livery coats VIC have everything that
10 worn. A. Saks Il Co.
The police here were furnished with
descriptions OF two white men named Alonzo
Nelson and Harry Melville, who burglarized
the house OF Mr.. Andrews, Of GAINESVILLE, Nd,
last Saturday.
Charles Wilson, Samuel Donaldson and
Charles Llndon, three colored boys, for steal
Ing whip from the carriage or Mr.. John IL.
Bachelor Saturday, got thirty days each in
jail this morning at the hands OF Judge Smell.
The Republic has been sold to Mr.. Wilson,
n gentleman who has boon connected with the
edited and published the paper for several
years. retired on account OF continued i'll
neslih.
Prince Albert suits. Eiseman Bros, 9TH
aud Il.
1.-THE moon of Mahomet arose and IL shall
set" says Shelly; but II you Will set bottle OF
DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup In some handy place,
you Will havo q quick cure for Group,
cough and colde, when your children are
roublod with them.
Washington Edelin,, Of No. $50 L street
southeast, while ascending tho stops OF his
residence about d:30 o'clock this morning,
fell backward and injured himself He struck
the back OF his head and the shock caused con-
cuseion Of the brain.
CHILDREN's pantaloons at 40 cents pair.
A. saks & Co., 316 Seventh street.
The various councils of the Sons of Jona-
dab held grand union at Masonic Hall last
night. All the councils In tho city were repre-
tSe s1yereirn o secyetary w% Wam D
spee' he's were made by Messrs. s. Q. Mile and
John +. Riley.
Mrs. Kendall, of Asa New Jersey avenue
about O'Clock Saturday night while she was
passing along u street, near First street south
cast. She was held by one while the other
{ k her eatchel. They took some keys out OF
the satchel, which wero afterward found.
Frank Fantroy, colored wagon driver,
was before Judge Smell to-day for assault on
Mra. Rhoda Vanderbilt by knocking her down
with his wagon near the Centre Market. Tho
LADY said the collision caused her to faint. IL
was shown 10 be an accident, and the defend
ant was released on his personal recognizauce.
CHILDREN's clothes. Eiseman Bros,
Seventh and L.
Mr.. Dolozier Davidson, of South Wash
Ington, who has been connected with the press
here for twenty years, died last Saturday
night. He was a member OF Washington
Lodge, I. o. o. +, and Mt Nebo Encampment.
He leaves widow and four children. The
funeral will take place from his late residence,
Bb3 street southwest.
At Abners Hall last night Miss Linda
Plfferling, daughter OF Mr.. 3. Plfferling, was
married TO Mr.. Louis BASE, who is employed
In tho Patent ONCE. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Stern. Tho hall was filled
With the friends OF the couple. The ushers
were Messrs. Jacob Self and 8. Bass, Of Balti-
III onA Nv Hah,
Dancing was INDUCED In after tho ceremony.
HEADQUARTERS for fine clothing. A.
Sans Il Co.
Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows; Lewis Bass, OF La Fayette, Ind, md
%eliI do pi1srling, OF this city. Lewis shan-
ton and Alice Bradley. George'B. Smith and
Lucy O. Ware. Howard Gilliard: and Sarah
pS s Esns II asan S5 X ns
dereon and Eliza Proctor. Wesley Washing
ton and Hannah Johnson.
FALL overcoats. Eiseman Bros, 9TH & Z.
A meeting Of tho Emmett Guards was
heid at Odeon Hall yesterday to complete ar.
held DECEMBER |, at the armory Of the T N Se
tional Rifles. The following articles Will be
voted for; A bicycle, buggy, sword valued at
and gentleman's gold watches, gold headed
cane, lady's ring, dressing case, handsome
punch bowl for the most popular restaurant
heNp'i "hu q VI OtuoE urtiCioss
The Plate Printers Union Of this city
he acknowledged its obligation to Senators
Harrison, Hawley, Beck, Allison, Hale and Rid
dleberger for assistance In securing legis lation
favorable 10 their order. They have also
thanked tho following Members OF the House:
Fielder, McAdoo and Terrell, OF New Jersey:
Rob nsop, james, Campbell and Johnson, OF
New York; Wait, OF Connecticut; Lowry and
Cali ms, OF Indiana; Ryan, OF Kansas; Deus
ter, OF Wisconsin; Randall, OF Pennsylvania;
Forney, OF Alabama, and Collins and lowering,
OF MassH chusetts.
HAY-FEvER. l was severely afflicted
with Hay-Fever for % years. / tr ed Ely's
Cream Balm, and the effect was marvellous. 1t
ia n perfect cure.-WM. Il. CARR. Presbyterian
Pastor, Elizabeth, Nj. Price 80 cents.
Foundry M. E. Church was the scene of
an Interesting wedding at o'clock Saturday
evening. Mr.. George W. Henley, OF Blooming
II gton, In'., was married to Miss Flora Abel,
oil this city. The ceremony was performed by
Rfv. II. d. Naylor, pastor OF the church. The
Bride was dressed In white sat n, with diamond
ornaments. Messrs. d. d. Treadway and G 90.
C.sVfdette.were the ushers. Mr.. and Mres
Henley started for Indiana in the 1910 ira n I,
IN Bloomington they will be rendered o rec ,p-
Iion. The bride was the recipient OF many
handsome presents.
FALL overcoats. Eiseman Bros, 9TH & Z.
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