The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
LOCAL BRIEFS,

MISS CLEVEIAND IS said TO deto5t dancing
and to object to flowers for decorative
purposes.
Mn. JoHN E. SMITH of Wheeling W.
Va, was yesterday admitted to the bar Of
this District.
LIEUTENANT ARNoLp's mon have ar
rested WIN. Douglass for rObbing Spransyis
clothing store.
RECORD has been made with the Register
Of the will Of the late General p. A. Bas-
sott in which he bcquoaths all OF his por-
sonal effects to his daughter, Fanny c.
Bassett.
TIE chief of police of Bradford, Pa, has
telegrapbed Major Dye that Barney Freel
Of that place was burned to death. He
states that the deceased had brother
living in this city
TIE Jersey Lilly has become quito Ga
nous for her beauty, and she means 60
keep IL, too, for, hasn't she learned ia tho
great United States to cure colds with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup
Amour forty five professional pickpockets
were photographed for tho "Rogues' Gal
lery" to-day. Those who were not caught
in the act of stealing were put ON the train
and sent out of the city.
SENOR Don ]. FEDERICO ELMoRE, the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary of Peru, returned this week
from his country, and has again taken up
his residence at the Hamilton House.
PRIVATE DENNIS I.oFTUs of the police
force was in the prisoners dock at tho PO-
lco Court this morning on grave charge
brought by Mrs Mary j. James, alias Bush,
alias Wilson, of No. $50 d street southwest.
ALI the members of ex-president Ar
thurs Cabinet, with the exceptions of Sec.
fetaIies Frelinghuysen aud Teller, occupied
ihair neunl daeEa Upctpr1aV and atfnn1n1
to all business requiring action at their
hands.
CAPTAIN THOMAS ID. NORRIS of the
CoTcOran Irish Legion delivered n con
gratulatOry address to President Cleveland
at the White House on Wednesday in the
Gaelic language. President Cleveland ac-
cepted it with thanks.
ANOTHER of tho popular BischoG con-
cetts will be given at the Congregational
Church tonight. The programme has been
carefully arranged, and will be fully as at
tractive as any that have preceded 1t this
season. Seats may be secured at Ellis music
store.
NETTING of the National Committee
Of the National Greonback party held II
session at the National Hotel yesterday,
which lasted all day. The ground to be
taken ON the silver question will be tho
same as that taken by the Democratic
Members of the House.
THE Governors Guard of South Caro-
lima called at noon to-day upon Representa-
tive W. w. Eaton of Connecticut to pay
their respects. In early life Mr.. Eaton was
engaged in the mercantile business in Co.
lumbia, S. G.. aud was at that time mem
her of the organization.
Hawthorne" is the subject of Ho1.
George j. Loring's lecture at tho Fifteenth
street Presbyterian Church next Mon
day evening. Commissioner Loring was
the personal friend of this great American
author, as well as his fellow townsman,
aud he is therefore we'll chosen to deliver
this lecture. The many admirers of Haw-
therne should not fail to enjoy an evening
with him.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued as
follows: Martin j. Walsh of Detroit,
Mich, and Rosa Bobb of Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Richardson aud Eliza Brooke
VIM. N. Borden of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Eleanor g. Wilson Of this city; George w.
Snead Of Richmond, Va, and Ella ]. Lloyd
Of Charlotte County, Va; Alvin Nj. Jones
and Annie Z. Reed Charles Brooks aud
Mary Hawkins.
LIST or BATTLES of the Rebellion aud
Roster Of Surgeons, 800 PIP. Price 80 cents.
Fer sale by Gray & Clarkson, $50 Pennsyl-
wanna ayenu ;, and at all news-stands.
Miss EMMA SAMsTAG of this city and
Mr.. Felix j. Rosenthal of New York
were married yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides father, No. 100 Seventh
street, by Rev. Mr.. Stern. Theushers were
Messrs. M. Hamburger, w. Fishman, E.
Pfferling and l. Upponhelmer. Tno
parents of both contracting parties were
present, together with large number OF
friends and relatives. In the evening u
reception was held at Abnor's, followed
by dancing and collation..