The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-13

worked Ove9A and rRssnishcd UP
Nobby ls-s't6 jfder, 81: Hamburgcrs.
Sc paul's A. NJ. f. Chapel, on Eighth
lust been thoroughly repaired, -aps''S'ds re-
opened yesterday.
pi MESS Z, cali eOotssssseccfmick CO.'S, COS
.--psttf j. Finn had his log broken last
night while working an air-pump on the new
cavlng In OF n bank.
An incendlary fire at Liberty, Va, yes
terdny morning destroyed fourteen business
houses. Loss estimated at from S12o,O00 TO
$4,000, with but slight insurance.
st. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society
celebrated the anniversary OF the birth OF
Father Matthew last evening by appropriate
ceremonies and exercises at German Hall.r,aIfs
oo i5 y ,PT h. haze " b sC5 III ssgS or
p viii surely Is s cure 'S yos
Rev. Newton Hall, tho eminent English
Presbyterian clergyman, pastor OF Old surray
chapel, London, preached three sermons yes.
ierday I'm three Presbyterian churches in
Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Lane, ofMerlden, Conn, Com
pany ], Second Regiment, shooting at the
SSu,inniplac range, 300 verde, IN New Haven,
successfully, Notwithstanding high wind.
Tho Amateur Baseball League will play
the following schedule OF games this week:
Monday, Falcon We. Potomacs; Tuesday, b.
street vs. Germantown; Wednesday, stars vs..
ID. C.i Thursday, Potomac w. Waverly; Fri
DAY, Falcon Va. Germantown; Saturday, D.
street We. Stars.
An unknown colored man snatohed the
money box from chr No. 20, OF tho Metropol-
ltan line on Fourteenth street, Saturday night.
Ho was pursued by tho police and dropped mis-
plumber and escaped
The anniversary of tho Tooth birthday of
Sir Moses Montenore Will be celebrated In the
synagogue OF the Washington Hebrew Reform
congregation on Eighth street, between II and
lstreets northwest, on the 26th instant. The
| programme has not yet been completed.
The Potomac Archers at their meeting
| last Saturday did come good shooting. The
following are the leading scores: American
| round-L. W. Maxsop, 80, 900; L. ID. Wight
/ 90, 3O2. Columbia round-Miss Holmes, 90
81, 1853.
Tho report of tho death of tho Rev. vii.
ford Downs 10 received with sincere sorrow IL
| this city. Mr.. Downs was pastor OF Waugh NJ
=. Church until last March, and has since had
charge OF u church in Baltimore, at the par
| Illness. 1917
REcoMMENDkto thess differing with
Hhy.Fever, Ely's &<s<ff Balm. have tried
ed prefeIsss III gave me imne ,ll reiSi
G. y ssrfhENs, HSrdwnrc Merchant Ithaca
The Treasury has remodelled the rules
| governing the FREQ entry of books for colleges
20 as TO permit the Importation of list In sec
| tions, as procured, provided catalogue OF all
sworn 70 by the president, is deposited with
the collector and naval o1icer. An ofIlcer OF a
college cannot import books free.
About four hundred persons from this
ely attended the dedication OF the new Catho-
lie church at Gordonsville, Va, yesterday
morning n,eg 6;,o gishop Ksane Of Richmond oflcl
tory Of the church. The church is OF wood, 10
x15 feet and is handsomely decoratsasisssfi6
r. WY 70 suffer .g;s !. q sss da.agsh Hay;
Ely crsaga,nim. N Il is not liquid or snuf r.
and is'edsily applied. Fifty cents.
A large meeting was held by the men,
bers OF the 81. Mary's Building Association
se nsa Tor the purpose Of furtherng the
church. The following officers were unani-
mously reelected: President, George Berg
Mmngi lSSeiRresioent, Henry Koch secretary,
| spect; treasurer, Rudolph Eichporn; board OF
airec,ors, Henry Bergling, Robert Berberich
| Frank Miller, Henry Noll and Max Lorenzie'
Louis G. Schafier, who is more Familiarity
known as "Beau" schafrer, q sporting man O
handsome appearance, who used to live OF
Fifteenth street, between II and l streets, II
this city, met with a frlghtful accident In Bal
| tlmere Saturday night about z o'clock. AT th(
lime OF the accident, which occurred on the
baltimore Ohio Railroad, at Ridgley street.
l Nao NiprtluB lHo TRACK, anu, III Keeping Oul
OF the way OF ono train, he was struck by one
| coming In an opposite direction. His legs
had to be amprtated end no is not ezpaesedfS
| recover. n ~s.slf9N tagt'
WALLPAPERS, MG5ipx fshades, cornices,
seventh ssssst '''-O . 'i'
3Ss .d6T q long time thefarmers between the
Blandensburg Road aud the Eastern Branch
| have been annoyed and had their crops de-
| stroyod by n wild boar. Everybody In this
section had received visits from tho terror OF
the woooe, and were In great terror OF him
Yesterday afternoon Policeman Slack, several
others, all armed with guns, and having pack
OF hounds with them, started out from the Re
form school In search OF the boar. They en-.
circled the woods and worked TO meet In thu
centre. About two miles from the Institution
the dogs struck the trail, and the animal was
cornered and fought desperately, but Ya6
finally killed. II weighed 300 pouRso146c
had pair OF formidable tueks, -ra
| Co. G0b pannh2lsu1lIl4laNnnu