The Washington critic., 1886-10-05
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

---Willism B. Moore has been appointed a
food inspector, vice 4. NJ. Enibrey, re-
signed.
James p. Horndon, confined In the work
house for yagrancy, has been pardoned by
the Commissioners.
The application Of Oscar Rundquist OF
1923 Maryland avenue southwest Tor
barroom license has been approved.
"A successful operation has been per-
formed on little Lucy Broadus at the
Children's Hospital, and the child will live.
Joseph Shalsky, clothier, of 300 Tenth
street, has assigned TO A. Shlomberg.
Preferences are given to A. Shlomberg for
$1,C00, and A. Weinstein for $500.
Professor A. +. A. King, NJ. d., dc
lvered the Introductory lecture at the open
ing exercises of the National Medical Col
lege Of Colu mbian University last evening
at 1925 III street.
"A delegation of the colored Oll-Fel-
lows from This District will attend the thirl
biennial meeting of the Grand United Order
OF Odd-Felows OF America, to be held In
Philadelphia to-day.
School Trustee Ross has notified the Com
missioners that two play-rooms in the base
ment OF Twiping building are occupied as
play rooms and heated by soft coal. lie
suggests that hard coal stoves be put in.
MtHly gOuDH IduJ bbuucuIS VI Nh-
verify Seminary, Ala, visited the city yes.
terday in charge of Mrs. p. L. Scott, their
principal, and Mr.. Alday of the Kennesaw
and Shenandoah Valley Railway Company.
AT IIagerstown, Md, from October 10
to 22 will be held the 3lst annual exhibition
Of Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tiops Of Washington County, Nd; Frank
lin County, Pa; jefferson County, Va, aud
Carroll County, Md.
AT meeting Of the Womcn's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. L. Church ut
the Foundry NJ. +. Church yesterday col
lections amounting to S6ll .32 were reported
to have been received by the various
churches during the past quarter.
The Everett Lyceum elected the follow
ing officers last evening: President, Mr..
Kimball; vice.presldent, w. ID. Burbage;
secretary, L. +. Murdoc; treasurer, Morris
Peechin; critic, Mr.. Freeman editor, Paul
T. Bowen; sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. Steiner.
DR.. John b. Hammond delivered the in
troductory lecture of the thirty-eighth au-
nual course OF the Georgetown Medical De-
partmsnt upon the occasion of the occu-
pancy Of the medical departments new
quarters on III street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
Representatives on the New York Pro-
duce Exchange of the foreign steamship
companies will leave that city on Saturday
afternoon on an excursion to Richmond,
Baltimore and this city, arriving here on
Tuesday afternoon next. They will call
upon the President and return home We'd
nesday.
Justice Macarthur presided at the
meeting Of the committee Of the Humane
Society yesterday afternoon. The report
showed 100 cases of cruelty to animals In
vestigated, Of which % were prosecuted.
| Three abandoned infants were sent to asy-
| lums. Fourteen cases Of cruelty to chill
| dren were investigated.
AT the meeting Of the Maryland Demo-
cratic Association in their new quarters,
| 4l9 Tenth street, last evening, addresses
were made by the following. Victor Baugh
man, Dr. Frank I. Shaw, Second district of
| Maryland: Colonel Schley, Colonel Doug.
lass, and p. A. Whitman Of Hagerstown,
and Thomas @. Weeks, Chief of the Bureau
Of Labor and Statistics of Maryland.