The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-02-18
LOCAL BRIEFS,

CHrLBLhIEs readily cured by Salvation
OIL. Druggists sell 1t for twenty-five conts
bottle.
PLENTY Of room in family circle for
Elks' Benefit. Room for zoo people at 80
cents each.
THE secretary of the Chesapeake g. Ohio
Canal Company states that tho canal will
BIO ready for navigation by March ID.
An exempliied copy OF the will of the
late j. III. Anthony, OF Bristol County,
Miss, has been filed with tho Register.
WHITE woman NAMED Polly Green, of
1929 Ninth street, was knocked down and
severely injured by Belt Line car at
Eleventh and o streets last evening.
A coLoRED cart.driver, named Richard
Wilson, fell from his cart on Second street,
between II and / streets, yesterdaylafser-
noon, and was seriously injured by tue
wheels passing over him.
THE Prince George md. Fox Hunting
Club, recently organized in this city, will
have their first meet on Friday, The ken
mel will be ut Bowie aud the Elkridgo
Club will probably join tho party.
Amour 140 o'clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm OF fro was turned in from box 73l
for FIRE discovered in frame house, No.
1890 Thirtieth street. The FIRE was caused
by defective fluo. Damage, $3.50 No in
surance.
TIE total number of deaths reported dur
ing the week ending February II, 1sS5,was
106. OF this number So were white and 81
colored. The death-rate per 900 per an
mum was PISS for the white, 1927 for the
colored and 27.5G for tho total population.
SENATOR VOORHEES, lectured at Masonic
Temple last evening for the benefit of tho
Virginia Democratic Association, upon the
"Lifc Of Thomas Jefferson" The lecture
was strictly non-partisan, and consisted of a
very attractive historical and biographical
sketch
~ WOULD not live Away, y said the Psalm.
list, In a moment of poetic rapture. II
would not either" says Josh Billings ir-
reverently. So we ssy--but then, while wo
do live, lot us hold on to our health and
spirits. The surest way TO do this is to
lay in supply Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Try 1t.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued al
follows Sanders Garland Of Little Rock,
AK, and Anna NJ. fleming of this city
Henry O1utt and Ida Gilmore, Charles r.
McBlair and Florence NJ. Parr, William j.
Clarity and Appolonia Enrich, William L,
Cox and Landonia Price, Warren Straughter
and Maggie Bowie, William Barnes aud
Alice Williams
THE Register has received the will Of tho
late Mary Donelly for probate and record.
The deceased leaves her personality to be
divided equally between her son aud daugh-
ter. To tho latter she also leaves houses
Nos. 1888, 1885 and 1887 Cedar street, aud 10
her son house 1889, on the same street. Mr..
Eli MoIntirc is named as executor, but re-
nounces his right to act.
THE German Capitol Hill Binding As
ISOLATION have elected the following Off
GERS Edward Kubel, presidents Stephen
'Hcllmuth, vice:president Charles Berner,
secretary; Frederick w. Rest, treasurer.
The following names constitute the board
'ofdirectors Joseph Howard, Il. J. Sacks,
Ernst Esolhorst, Leopold Moeller, Conrad
Kiefer, Anthony b Haske, Henry Caspari
and Thomas Lotz
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM M. WooD was
yesterday ordered to duty in the Equip
.ment Department., Navy Yard, Washing
ton. A few weeks ago Lieutenant Wood
was granted years leave OF absence with
permission to go abroad. He has how
ever, az tho request of Commodore Schey,
'cruiting, reliDquished his leave of absence
and accepted service in that branch of the
Navy
ONE or THE COMING CABINEr.-A
number of Southern Members Of Congress
have positive information to- day, tho char
aeter of which caunot be questioned, that
Senator Lamar will be In the Cabinet. They
also know that he will be Secretary of the
Interior unless some unexpected change Is
made. They do not expect that a change
will be made, but are positive that Mr..
Lamar will be member of Mr.. Cleveland's
Cabinet.
MR.. THos. b. MEDARy died suddenly OF
hcmorrhago at the National Hotel yester-
day. The deceased was well known in the
city and lived at the National for twelve
years past lie was taken Ill suddenly yes
Il Is..1 81.
hemorrhage Of the bowels. The deceased
and Orville Grant. General Grants brother,
married sisters. Mr. Medary was an archi-
tcct by profession, and was 10 years old ut
the time of his decease.