The Evening critic., 1885-04-17
SOUTH WASHINGTON,

AZ ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION. g. Last
night, about 10 o'clock, muscular colOred
woman, Tiled up to the brlm with "Enianclpa-
tion enthusiaam," entered tho drygOOds store
OF Joseph Bailey, corner OF Seventh and Il
streets southwest, TO buy pair OK socks The
young lady clerks In the store being engaged
In waiting on other customers, the negroes be-.
came impatient and commenced to swear. She
swore to such an extent that Mr.. HuyecHe, who
was assisting IN the store, was com PEELED to
order her out OF the store, She went. 50
did the gallant assistant she sat him down
IN the gutter, near n tree.box I'm front OF the
store. Having her Sullivan blood stirred up,
she returned to tho store and made for the
femalee. Sho ala not eaten them. They took
refuge under the counters and behind boxes,
Being disappointed, the woman OF twenty
years freedom began throwing the store goods
over the llOor Word was sent to the station
mouse Tor policeman, but the officer re-
spondod too late. She had accomplished all
the damage that came within her power and
had departed. The bravo lady clerks made
no attempt to dettiu her, aud thcy heaved
deep sigh Of relief when they saw her dis.
appearing down the street
Don't yield to rheumatism till you have
tried Salvation Oil. Twenty five cents
bottle.
RoBBfNG a HEN-HoUsE.- William Weaver,
respectable aud hard working old white man,
says that come thieves entered tho hon house
In the rear OF his yard last night, aud stole
four me hene, one rooster and wo0d-saw,
value 10. He suspects two well-Known
thieves, who were seen lurking around his
yard. The police arc on tho lookout for
them.
THE EFFECT or BAD wnisKEy.- Maggie
Crumpton, n cOlOred woman, was In state
OF drunken hilarity this morning. on
seventh street she became profane and show
cred her profanity on tho passcrs-by, and be
gan to throw stones at street cars, O1lcor
Lotus hove In sight In time TO prevent her
doing serious damage, and he placed her be-
hind the bars al the statlon'house.
Spring Ovorcoats Eisemans, 7th and T.
Dlso1DERLY BOYS Complaint has been
made at the station house Of the dlsorderly as
sembly ofboys on the commons on Thirteon-
and'a.half street, between q and d, southwest.
Every afternoon they flood the quiet neighbor
hood with theirobscene and profano language.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Patrick Cnlllnan Is lying at
bis home on Sixth street, between IL and L,
southwest, seriously III from eryelpelas. DR..
X. Y. Holden Is confined 10 his home, corner
Sixth and II street southwest, with a sore
throat.
HYDRAULIC DREDGE INJuRED.- The hydrau-
lie dredge No. of Benson McNee, while At
work tn the Washington Channel last night,
was temporarily disabled by tho blowing out
Of her rubber gaskets. Tho machlnlst In
charge was sent for and repaired the damage.
The work was resumed on tho dredge this
morning.
MEMS Spring Suits. Eiseman's, 9Th and f..
An IMPROVEMENT New aud larger tree
boXee have been placed around the trees on L
street southwest.
GosprL TADrEAuX. Professor Maurice $
Gospel TableauX viii be exhibited at the Filth
Baptist Church on next Tuesday evening.
The tableaux consist OF u grand moving panO.
rama OF the lives OF Christ, St5. Marx, Mat
thew, Luke ard John, illustrated by series
OF MAGNIFICENT paintings on canvas ntne
feet high and 900 feet long. Handsome prizos
are to be given to the persons selling the
largest number of tickets.