The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-04-11
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

The marshal Of the Emancipation Day
parade and his staff have decided to adopt
pink sashes. The saddle-cloths Will DO of
white, trimmed In blue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Stewart cele-
brated the eighth anniversary Of their we'd
ding at their residence, No. 1908 Rhode
Island avenue, last night,
"A fire. broke out in tho hayloft Of
Brcokc's livery stable, 625 q street north.
west, about 10 o'clock last night, which
caused 5000 damage TO the stock and
building. na.. 90 -... 49,.
The Inland and seaboard Coasting
Company have elected board Of directors
for the ensuing year. The only change in
the old board was the election of T. N.
Wood in the place of L. W. Emmert.
Tho charge Of larceny preferred against
Mrs. Jennie Crane, who sold some furni-
ture belonging to Mrs. Anna Buford, from
whom II had been rented, was dismissed In
the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
Tho first individual drill of the Marion
Ritcs took place last night. Twenty-four
men drilled, and, at the end of an hour,
Sergeant John j. Gavin remained. Captain
Ourand, Company G, Light Infantry, was
the Judge.
Charles Wilson, arrested Saturday last
in Philadelphia for stealing watch in this
4,
night by Deputy Marshal James l.. Mar
shall Of Philadelphia and locked up at the
First Precinct Station-house.
Howard r. Hetrick, once famous as a
newspaper man In the West, and some
years ago connected for short time with
the press In Washington, has become an
inmate Of the Soldiers Home at Lcaven-
worth, Kan.
The Schubert Quartette has filed GER
tiiicate OF incorporation, the object cultiva-
ton and Improvement in vocal and instru-
mental and public rendition Of such music
The incorporators are Alex. Mosher, +. w.
Bird, I. G. Moffat, Hubbard T. Smith and
b. +. Kellar.
The Pennsylvania Republican Associa-
tion held its regular stated meeting In
Grand Army Hall last evening, with full
attendance of members. Several amend
ments TO the constitution were considered
and adopted, and q number of new mem
bcrs were elected.
Charles o. Brill and Miss Clara Sell
hau en- were married last night at the
Church of the Fatherland, which was
crowded to overlooking with their friends.
a reception was afterward held at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, No. Ga5
SccOrd street northwest.
The junior class of the Law Department
VI HuNc lOTincu u per-
manent organization to drill and equip its
members for forensic and political discus
sion. q. ii. Renfro is president; Edgar
Furbush, secretary; Mr.. Holmes, treasurer;
II. L. Walker, librarian, and Mr.. Burnett,
chaplain.
The pall-bearers at the funeral Of James
j. Davis yesterday were Josiah Mofitt and
Richard Emmons; Union Lodge j. s. Stahl
and Philip W. Hardin; Charles r. Stone
Post, j. III. Richards and Il. T.. Dufiey;
s. Miller and Henry Dryer Alter the
services the body was borne to the Congress
sional Cemetery, where 1t was placed tenn
pOrarily in vault.
The Georgetown and Tenallytown Flee.
trical Railway Company have obtained q
right OF way the entire length of the road
Tho route is from Thirty-second and X
streets to the corporation limits, where II
crosses the land donated by Mr.. j. W
Thompson, near st. Adams Church, where
the road VIII cross the turnpike and will
run parallel with 1t distance Of go feet,