The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16
LOCAL ns.Es

XMAS BASShDsVS 70 CTS. douIu, al MINI BIZ.
s4nf gas lamps Will be lighted at :16 p. m.
and extinguiehed at 8 :16 Inn.
DON'T fail to get your reserved seats at Ellis
h Co.'s for Bischon concert tomorrow evening
THE officers OF the Grand Lodge mako an
0frcial visit to Minnehaha Lodge tonight at
Timing Hall.
CHEZ JUSTICE WAITE Is still confined to his
bed, having been Ill since Saturday. His sick
ness is not regarded as serious.
VIM. GROVES, the Oldest policy man In tho
Smell this morning forugromotlng the sasae'of
policy. rIN
CHARLES g. 4 s First at, street ct
az asss ase white. h''a' no 0ia''ns
CAMERON RUN, below Alexandria, became
swollen by Sundays rains and camp OF gyp.
siee, who were camped on Its banks, were
driven away by the rising waters.
coLoRED woman, named Margaret Dun
ham, 45 years old, was found dead In bed at
No. 500 Nineteenth street last night. Her
husband was found In stupid condition.
tan Club, has made an assignment OF his per.
sonal effects in the club building, 100 IL
street northwest, to Frank Morey, for the
benent OF his creditors. s-ssss~'F''
sions. He told his 60 ~ tho other day
and put NJ Isssfitll's ribs Ia tue basket Tor
him, pp<b1en Mrs. Black to take DR.. Bulls
CowSn Syrup for her cold.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: James Bund and Lottie Dant; Chas.
scrlvener. Of this city Stephen Brooks and
Martha Towles; Henry Hardick and Berthe
Thomas.
THE Board OF Trustees OF the Reform School
held their annual election OF officers with the
following result; Mr.. George W. Adams, presi-
dent OF tho board for the ensuing year; Mr..
Horny A. willard, vicc-president, and Mr.. s.
W. Curridep, secretary. The inmates OF the
school now number 16O.
THE trial of william II. Wilson and Daniel
M. Goodacre, charged with the larceny OF
charts from tho Navy Department, came TO a
sudden termination In the Criminal Court TO-
day by tho Judge suggesting to tho Govern
ment that II had no case, and tho Jury re-
turned verdict OF acquittal without leaving
the box.
Mr.. GEORGE AUGUSTUS sALA, the prolific
writer, the cultured wit, genial bumorist and
brilliant orator, will visit us In January and
2sd Of that month, upon Two i've, subjects from rom
his marvellous experiences and adventures a.
special correspondent in all parts OF the
world during thirty years.
A NUMBER OF promotions wero made In
Company A, Washington Light Infantry.
Third Sergeant Hale, promoted 70 second ser
geant; First Corporal Shaw ID third sergeant
Second Corporal Reough u frat corporal
Third Corporal Lord TO second corporal, and
Fourth Corporal Moore 70 third corporal
ball is 10 be held on the 30ih inst, In theli
new armory.
THE first of the series of Blschofl concerts
will lake place tomorrow night, ana an at
tractive programme has been prepared, which
promises rare treat for lovers OF music. The
programme Will contain n mixture OF popular
and classic music, the second part being de
voted to gems from "Bohemlan Girl" Re
served seats for the couree may DO obtained a
Ellie & Co.'s music store.
AN auxiliary association to tho Union Vet
eran Corpe, First Company, was formed las
night with tho following officers: George O
Thomas, president; W. W. Turney, j. b. Dowd
Mrs. A. j. Hulburt and Mrs. A. q. Rouse, vice
presidents; j. A. Stewart, secretary, and Mrs
NJ. Il. Urell, treasurer. The following lad
honorary members vera admitted MrghvM
W. Balers, Miss Ella IN lAett, Mrs. MaSy'tS6ll!
and Miss Ella Dicker8R
Pile tunai/srttred in ten days
rupture IN four YasaIH Address Worlds DIS
persary MeQtaaFAssoci& ion, Buffalo, NJ Y.