The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. A. y. BATEMAN has returned from
Havana. lilo will testify in the Swain
Court-Martial tomorrow.
A HORSE attached to one of f. K. Wards
milk wagons ran away Saturday and upset
the wagon at Four-and-a.half and II streets
southwest, causing damage of S2j.
CATHARINE LEWIS tainted one night in
"Olivette," but ii didn't cause q ripple in
the play. Twas only cough, and they
had bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup on
hand, Of course.
OFFICER NICHOLSON discovered slight
fire in shanty between ] and X and Sixth
and Seventh streets southwest yesterday
morning and extinguished it without turn
ing in an alarm.
The second dress and military reception
by the Capital City Guard will be given at
Willard Hall this evening. Tho hand
soonest dressed lady present will be pre-
scented with silver tea service.
A MISSIONARY service was held at Dam.
barton Avenue Church in West Washing
ton last night. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Nc.
Kenny, conducted the services, and Rev.
Il. o. Power delivered q missionary SER
mon. The secretary reported that S206. So
had been contributed by the different
classes.
THE concert of the Orpheus GIee Club at
CONGREGATIONAL Church tomorrow evening
promises to be an artistic success aud the
programme arranged comprises the best
works Of famous composers. The club will
be assisted by Adelaide g. Smith of Bos-
ton, Miss Lena Miller and Miss Mamie
Nichols.
THE wedding of Mr.. Francis d. Neale,
of Milwaukee, Wis, clerk in tho Surgeon
Generals Office, and Mrs. Rose G. 3. Toll
son, Of this city, occurred yesterday after
noon, at 3 o'clock, at the suburban resi-
dence Of the groom on Ninth-street ex-
tended. Rev. Benjamin Swallow, of Vir-
Ejnia, OBLIGATED. Few persons were present.
rs tho affair was intended to be avery quiet
one.
ENGINE No. 321 of the Pope's Creek
Line, was derailed about ) o'clock yester-
day morning at Cox's Station, Prince
Georges County, Nd. The conductor of
the train hired horse and buggy ana
drove to Uniontown, distance Of forty
miles, aud reported the accident to the
road-master of tho Baltimore & Potomac
Railroad Company at this place, and q
wTecking train was sent to the scene Of
the accident.
A MEETING was held by the Carpenters
Union Saturday night, at which they
decided not to withdraw their members
from the new Pension building until noon
to-day, so as to give the managers time to
consider the trouble. They have announced
their intention Of leaving If the non-union
men are not discharged. A committee of Il ve
was appointed to lay the matter before Mr..
Gait, chairman of the Executive Committee,
and get bis decision.
MARRIAGE licenses have been Issued as
follows James Lipscomb and Lucy Rob-
inson; Franklin Janney and Jennie Loman,
both Of Anne Arundel County, Nd; Francis
ID. Neale of Milwaukee, Wis. and Rose c..
b. Tolson of this city; Lawrence O'Neil and
Bridget INLAND; William j. Roche and Mary
Il. DAILY; William d. Simmons and Catha-
rine Leddy; Daniel Coughlin and Katie
Weleh Charles f. Wise and Annie Meyer;
John Mack and Ida Lusby; Elias Shields
and Bette Blair Willie p. Coats and Lucy
G. Gilman, both Of Hanover County, Va;
Chris A. Echstein and Maggie Heath.
II so-called remedies have failed, DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.