The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

900 Delicate diseases Of either sex,
however induced, radically cured. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y.
AT a meeting Of tho Wolf Tone Club last
Sunday night resolutions were passed
thanking Senator Riddleberger for oppos-
ing the Edmunds bill.
JAMES +. MOORE, of 10s E street, slipped
and fell at tho corner Of Seventh and II
strcete breaking his right leg below tho
knee. He was removed TO his home in the
police ambulance.
A MEETING of city pastors was held yes
terday afternoon, at which It was decided
to continue the Sunday union gospel ser
vices and hold, in addition, q similar meet
ing each MONDAY night at $3.50 o'clock.
LADIES, attention is called to the 10
cent night dress, which in point Of finish,
trimming and workmanship surpasses any
thing of tho kind In the market. For sale
by r. II. Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania avenue.
AN ORDER of dismissal has been entered
in the equity cause Of Joseph B. Collins
against the Citizens Building Company, a
settlement having been effected with Mr..
Collins as to the amount claimed TO be due
him.
The Commissioners have notified the
owners Of the property now used by tho
District rs Station House No. @, that on the
completion Of the now station house March
81 they will surrender the property now
occupied to them.
An assignment has been made by tho
Globe Art Bronzing Company to G. T..
Mayer for the benefit Of itsicreditors. Pref
ercnce has been given to Mary NJ. Jones
for ssQ1.50, w. W. Curtis $50, l.. Abra.
hams SOL assets, $2,l12.3l.
The petition filed by Rachel Ware on
nax- fnr
has been dismissed at tho request of the pc
titioner, and to-day by his solicitor, Mr. W..
Preston Williamson, new petition was put
in praying divorce from her.
JUST after the services at All Souls
Church last night, while car No. SO, of tho
Fourteenth. street car line, was standing in
front Of the church, another car came down
tho hill and collided with the former,
throwing two young ladies to the floor and
breaking window.
In THE Court of Claims yesterday iudg-
ment for $4,000 was given in favor of Henry
MCGOWAN in his suit against the District Of
Columbia. In the case of David M. Davis
against the District Of Columbia,o on account
Of a contract for street Improvement, judg-
ment was given in favor of the defendant
for 500 on counter claim.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued as
follows: William Thomson, of Spartan
burg, S. c., and Belle Cavis, of this city ;
Il. j. King and Maria Crane; John II. Ruth,
of this city, aud Teresa Ruth, of Baltimore,
Nd; Miles Blackstone, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Fanny Levi, of this city; VIM. Ii. Au-
dorson, Of this city, and Matte b. Hughes,
of Baltimore, Md; James Brooks, of this
city, and Mary Stepney, of Baltimore, Nd;
George w. Price and Ella Fitzgerald; Will
lam l.. Seutlerle and Emma C. Helmuth;
Hillary johnson and Anna Ages; Thomas
Mcnamara and Honora Deadly; w. II .
Buchanan and Lizzie Richardson.
THE Colored Ministers Union yesterday
continued its investigation of the charges
Of assault upon Miss Lille Williams, stu
dent of Wayland Seminary, by Rev. Pro-
fessor G. NJ. i. King the president of that
institution. A report, signed by Rev. S.
r. Law, W. II. Scott and Il. S. Robinson,
severely censuring Professor King for as
sault and for refusing the right of petition
10 the students, was adopted.
NOTWITHSTANDING the inclement
weather o goodly number of ladies met in
the lecture.room of the Metropolitan NJ. T..
Church yesterday at 2 p. m. to consider
homo missionary work. Mrs. DIR. T. D..
Huntley was chosen president pro. tenn,
and Mrs. S. ID. La Fetra temporary secre-
taIy. Tho constitution of the Homo Mis-
sionary Society of the H. L. Church was
adopted and society organized. Mrs. Sec
rotary Teller was elected president, Mrs,
Bishop Andrews first vice-president and
the wives of the. pastors of the several
Methodist churches additional vice-pres-
dents Mrs. Atkinson, recording secretary
and Mrs. Addie T. Walker, treasurer