The Evening critic., 1884-07-03
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The Commissioners have issued bar
room license TO Abram Kroon.
The Gar has given 100000 for tho re-.
lief OF the Hood sufferers In Poland.
1t is reported that negotiations are on
foot between England and Franco regarding
the Dutch succession.
The race for the July cup at Newmarket,
England, yesterday, was q walkoyer for Lord
Alington's mare Gepheimpiss.
The Washingtons received n disastrous
defeat at the hands OF the Cincinnatis In the
latter city yesterday, by score Of 10 to J..
The German Government has given to
an English firm OF shipbuilders an order for
constructing the largest torpedo boat ever
built.
Bigelow, the defaulting cashier of the
National Bank OF the Republic, was reported
last night as sick In jail and reduiring medical
attendance.
Major of Police Dye had read at all the
police stations last night general order for the
suppression Of fireworks as far as possible on
the Fourth OF July.
There was an imposing industrial parade
at Toronto yesterday In connection with the
celebration OF the 1ftieth anniversary OF that
city's incorporation.
A two-year.old daughter of Peter c.
death yesterday by the lodging of small
piece OF stewed beef In her throat.
The boiler of the Spanish mau.of- war
Lyon exploded at Las Nuevitas, France, yes
terday, with great violence. Three persons
were killed and five others were Injured.
The Emperor of Japan has conferred the
Medal OF tho Red Ribbon upon Captain d. o.
Davis, OF the y. 5. merchant ship Ella y.
Thayer, for gallantry in rescuing ship.
wrecked Japanese crew.
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York Central Railroad ran through an open
switch ut Albany, N. Y, yesterday, into a
freight train. Two engines and six cara were
wrecked and brakeman was injured.
Alto Dudley, little white boy of No
1025 Market street, West Washington, while
walking along the wharf foot OF Market street
with his father and uncle, fell into the river
aud was rescued by his uncle, Mr.. Richard
Kelly.
The damages to the bridge on the Vlr-
ginia Midland Railroad, near Lynchburg, Va.
caused by the accident there on Sunday morn
Ing last, have been so far completed that trains
commenced crossing the structure yesterday
and all trafilc was resumed.
The 15-yearold boy who was sent t.
Philadelphia from Quincy, ILL.,, under the sup
position that he was the long-lost Charley
Ross, arrived there yesterday. He was seer
and questioned by Mr.. Ross, who finally sale
positively that the lad is not his missing son
The naturalists of tho Smithsonian In
stitution have received permission TO max,
inslantaneous photographs of the animals
Win WIN Bnmaio Biils Wild West COMPUTATION
animals have never before been seen In tn,
Eastern States.
The National Bank of Broadway, New
York, has brought suit against VIM. MoOreery
| fesory notes OF $4,000 each. The action 1
the outgrowth OF the failure OF Commodor
Garrison and the Pittsburgh, Cleveland TIC
/ ledo Railroad.
III r. IL. Il q ~
l hold their usual meeting tomorrow at l.
4 O'Clock m. at their rooms, In the Corcoral
building. The Declaration OF Independents,
Will be read according TO the usual custom
and short addresses Will be made by member
OF the association.
The National Prohibition Convention
under the auspices OF the National Association
l opened Tuesday at Decatur, Ill. The meeting
L hasno Immediate political purpose. 1t vii
continue ten days. Among those present ar
Rev; DR.. John II. Newman, Francis Murphy
| DIR. Davies ana Miss Frances E. Willard.
At a special meeting last evening tn
Il Washington Light Infantry decided TO max
us summer encampment at Long Branch TO
ten days, beginning Sunday, August 16. Tn
/ corps Will visit the Thirteenth Regiment o
Brooklyn, and Will BIO entertained on thel
return by Colonel Staples at Wizards Hotel.
The trial Of the action for libel brongh
l by Mr.. Cornwall, postoflce secretary, agalns
Mr.. VIM. o'Brien, editor OF United ireland, wa
begun In Dublin yesterday. The libel cor
sisted in charging Mr.. Cornwall with abon
Unable offenses against morality. Mr.. Corr
wall denied the acts OF indecency which wer
alleged against him.
The total losses by the recent storm au
freshet In York County, Pa, foot up over
million dollars. The total loss in Cecil Count!
j Md, Is estimated at S25S,000; In Caro-
County at $4,000 10 $4,000. Tho damage
were also extensive In Washington, Frederic
and Hartford counties, where no definite est
mates have been made.
The seven batteries of artillery statione
at Washington Barracks will start on Saturda
morning on the march TO White sulphu
Springs, Va, whero they Will go into summe
camp, The squad OF marksmen and n guar
OF fifteen soldiers Will be left behind. Tn
distance from tho barracks TO the summe
camp is lftysix miles.
The Potomac's four.oared crew left la;
/ night on the steamer Excelsior for Norfol
| The Waverly Baseball Club also left last nlgl
l 10 play the Eorfolks. This afternoon the gil
| race takes place between the Columbus an
| EliZabetbs. The Columbia Boat Club at
meeting last night decided TO enter m eigt
for tho Philadelphia regatta on July 10.
Interesting 40 Ladies'.
Just received, a large assortment OF &,sAytt
1 and ehlngle bangs and waves OF aANtyIes an