The Critic and record., 1891-05-11
WEST WASHINGTON.


DR.. Amstead Peter returned ON Satur-
day from short stay at Atlantic City.
The Olympics Gunior) have organized
tunate enough to secure the service of Mr..
A. Belt, who looks after first base and
captains the team. Address all challenges
to j. Stephen Cassin, 1909 Thirtieth street.
The Georgetown and Tenallytown Rail
road Company carried 1912 passengers
yesterday with only eight cars, and they
say that as many were turned away.
Mr.. John H. Smoot, who has been very
sick, is improving,
Hattie Williams was arrested by Officer
Passeno yesterday evening, about $3.50
O'Clock, for disorderly conduct and being
drunk, and after she was locked up she
was boisterous, leading to two charges
against her.
Margaret Williams was arrested by
Officer Upperman as being a vag.
X. i. Leggett was charged with being
disorderly III street car, and he left 50
collateral.
Invitations have been issued to the May
ball to be given by the Elite Dancing
School of this place. This school is
patroni2ed by the elite of this section of
the District and is under the very able
supervision of Professors II. w. Schlosser
and A. l.. Ogle. The ball will be given in
Academy Hall ON High street and the
pupils of the above named gentlemen will
show what they have learned under their
tuition during the past season.
Mr.. James X. Probey, who made one of
his usual fast drives to Cabin John Bridge
yesterday, states that there were at least
SEQ teams on the road, and that others as
well as himself noted the good order pre-
served by the police. This is a source of
great satisfaction to the many who wish
to have quiet and pleasant drive on this
road.
The Mysterious Club took breakfast at
the Cabin Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. William Lashear died at his resi-
denCe on street, near Thirty second
street, this morning. For many years he
was a clerk IN the establishment Of
William Shuster q Sons.
The usual Sunday evening meeting of
the Christian Endeavor Society of Con-
gress Street NJ. p. Church was held last
evening. The president, Mr.. George H.
Birch, was present for the first time in
four months, having just recovered from
serious spell of sickness. Although
looking badly, with a trembling voice, he
spoke feelingly of his sickness, and gave
the society an earnest talk on their duties
as young Christians. All were glad TO
have their president with them again.
The meeting was in charge of Miss Bessie
Beall, who conducted it in most credi-
table manner. These meetings are very
interesting and are largely attended each
Sabbath by the young people and others
The ground was broken ON NJ street
near Thirty.second street this morning to
lay the new water main on the south side
of NJ street. This change in the water
mains is for the convenience of the new
cable road.
c. II, FickliDg, real-estate agent, reports
the following sales
Part lot 90, square 76, improved, to j. J
Shugrue, $500
Part lot 3d. square 50, improved for T
l.. and A, b, Cropley, to j. j. and Mar
garet Shugme, $1,000.
Part lot 80, square 35, improved fol
same, to IL. Sommers and Son, 81, 25O.
Lots %, 30, and 81, square 937 for Cor
don and Padgett, trustees TO Charles A
Shields, S7,3l6,70.
Parts lots III and l7s, square 81, fol
CathariAe Heenan ct al., TO George w
Young, $3.50.
Lots 10, 20, ana 2l, square 037, for Cor
don and Padgett trustees, to Charles A
Shields, SO2OSO1
Part lot 5s, square 52 improved, for Jol
Barnard trustee, to w, J.. Darlington
$4,000.
sublot 1876, square rs, improved, foi
for Padgett and Warren, trustees, TO join
Barr, 81 $50.
Part lot l5l, square "A, improved, for A
n, Sherwood et al, 70 i. N. Schuls
Sl,G00.
Part lot 1888, square lO7, TO Louis G
RosenbaCh, 81 ,S2l.95.
sublot 93, square 81 improved, TO