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10 ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. c. THURSDA®, ocTOpER 13, 1892—TEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. psc lp The Weather. vonrcast rin 8 r. w. FRIDAT. For the District of Columbia fon y winds, slightly warmer Friday For Virginia, showers in east: air in western portions, easterly winds coxprtios water at tng reseA oir, temperature, ditton at north cour fouth connection, (2. distributing re temperature. 36. ‘condition at Rouse, 36; efiluent gate b: tide 141 p.m, »ndition Low tide. 7:55 am. > 1.90 Dener The a Paax One Price 7th and D. “Puaxe’s Leads them ail quality. &: encies and d: Columb: celebration antparae, s Laxspvaow the “Rink.” New York ave. between 13th a: Mth sts. Clubs, associa + suppli prices - Cun. Xaxpen's Va. Port. Incomparable. Fox low price on Carpets, ugs, Arts. Phoor Wiicloth, Blankets, Dre ae. Jouxson, Garner & ( 636 Pa ave. nw. - Orn 48c. Uspenwean Leads them all. It ts the usual 75e. quality. Our 4 Sox. One Price, Cor. 7th and Hanis of personal neatness grow into a A character. Give the little pe Brush and Minot’s Deutifrice, it will save man, @ dentist's bill, 5c. everywhere. D. ‘Miss Saute E. Gonate begs to inform ber | te fe friends and customers that she is no louger with | #dmini J.C. Hutchinson, but will be 1 tBom at Mrs. T. B. Hann Fou Wart Paren, Window Moldings and lnterior Duty; hades, 1 Maryland, cceasional showers folbowed by clearing weather, | bere of the A.and A. Scottish Rite that the prtions and condition, Con- rvoir, influent gate 8:12 p.m. Two-fifty” Transpar- uares, | Br, Room | esoteric, yet such as are given out at public and Decorating | instal With Subordinate Bodies. Referring to the contention of some mem- prevent system of government by the Supreme | Council was oppressive and that taxation by the council had increased, a Stan reporter was informed today by an official of the | Supreme Council that there bas never been an assesment made nor @ tax} collected against amember or body of | the rite by the Supreme Council during its en- | ire existence, aud that the same system of gov- rnment now prevails which bas prevailed since 1801. ‘The Supreme Council of this, the southern Juriediction, has Jurisdiction over all states and territories except the New England states and New York, Penusylvania, New Jersey, Dela- | ware, Obio, Mlinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin.’ There are thirty-three of the thirty-third degree Masons who are official ‘ip | Members of the Supreme Council. The Su- ‘S| preme Council is not a representative body in "the American sense of the word and never has ‘t | een, yet the representatives of each state is | the inspect appointed by the Supreme Council, 0 represents the council and the bodies and membership of the sate in which he lives. Surgeon General of the United States navy, the treasurer general of the council, ts also the inspector general of the District of Columbia, and, there- fore, the District cannot be claimed to be un- represented. There are now four vacancies in the Supreme Council and the vancancies may be filled at the biennial meeting of the council next wel at OPLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS. Every member of the thirty-third degree is rt | not necessarily a member of the Supreme Coun- for there are two grades, honorary and ac- From the honorary the active members prome Council are elected for life by cil itself. The members are eworn to er the rites according to the laws and 762 and 1782, the laws and con- beginning of the rite. While tions of Free Masonry are ¥ | tive | of the titut most of the obli tions and inaugurations of bodies of thie THE SCOTTISH RITE MASONS. THE DISTRICT DEMOCRATS. The Supreme Counci! and “Its Relations | An Advisory Committee Formed and Money associates, Samuel E. Wheatley, Osear A. Ste- A GREEK LETTER SOCIETY. Convention in This City. The members of the flourishing—college fraternity, the Kappa Sigma, are holding in this city the tenth biennial convention of that organization. The headquarters of this fra- ternity are at the Ebbitt, and there the meet- ings are being held and most of tho delegates are quartered. They are a fine, manly set of fellows and are evidently worthy successors of those who have been identified with this vener- able organization in the past. The Kappa Sigma was born in the University of Florence before Columbus discovered America, and it ‘was not until more than 400 years later that it was transplanted to this country. Several students in the University of Virginia were initinted into the mysteries, and returning to their alma mater established the organization there. This was in the year 1860, and in the subsequent spread of the order the new chap- ters established were mainly in southern col- leges. There are now thirty-two chapters con- nected with this fraternity, and the representa- tives at the present mecting number about fifty. There isa chapter in the Columbian University of this ci ‘The officers ‘ef the fraternity attending the convention are: Dr. H. J. Coffroth of Balti- more, W. G. M.: Herbert M. Martin of North Danville, Va., W. G.S.; William Steele Lemly of Jackson, 'Miss., W.'G. M.C. pro tempore Frederick Mf. Joncs of Wasittngton, W. @. P.; Pembroke Pettit of Palmyra, Va., W.' G. T. pro tempore. The convention began at 8 o'clock esterday afternoon with g businees session. There was au address of welcome by Mr. E. G. Seibert of Washington and remarks by Pembroke Pettit. At the evening sossion N. Evans Fergitt of Garrett Park, Md., wae initiated into the fra~ ternity. Tonight there will be a theater party at the Academy of Music, and the annual ban- quet Friday night will end the convention. ‘The delegates in the city a Jobn Henshaw, Martinsburg, W. Va; F. 0. Getzenbamun. Washington; W. W. Craig, Nashville, ‘Tenn.; Thomas W. Stranger, Wil- mington, .; Pembroke Pettit, Pal- myra, Va.; J. R. Hunter, Davidson, N.’ C.; J. H. Covington, Easton,'Md.; E. G. Seibert, Chambersburg, Pa.; C. G. Probert, Norwalk, Raised for the Campaign. ‘The democratic advisory committee of the District, appointed by National Committecman James L. Norris by the authority of Chairman Harrity, held its inaugural meeting last evening in the red parlor of the Ebbitt House. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Jamea L. Norris, ex-officio chairman of the committee, who made a very impressive address and sug- gested the election of Mr. Martin F. Morris as chairman of the committee. Mr. Mocris was unanimously elected and Mr. It. E. L. White was elected secretary and Mr. J. Harrison John- son treasurer. Addresses followed by Messrs. Morris, Charles C. Lancaster, president of the Maryland Democratic Club; W. F. Holtzman, Andrew A. Lipscomb, W. A. Gordon, Oliver T. Beaumont, Dorsey Clagett, R. 8. Davis, P. H. Hull, Dr. Charles Allen and others. ‘Much enthusiasm provailed and nearly $5,000 were subscribed for campaign purposes. The committee was also divided into subcommittees for the purpose of canvassing the District for additional subscriptions. It is said these suby| committees and the advisory committee will have full charge of all campaign work in the District of Columbia and will practically super- sede the central democratic committee. In connection with each of the subcommit- tees into which the general committee was led a number of associate members were sppointed in each legislative district to assist in carrying out the work in hand. ‘The committee will have headquarters at 1213 F street and another meeting will probably be held shortly. and F. THE suBcommtTErs. The subcommittees and associate members aro as follows: First district—Julius W. Tolson, Wm. H. Rose, jr., Thomas Gray; associates, James E. Minnix, J. T. Brashears. Second dis- trict—L.G. Hine, Dr. Henry Darling, Dr. O. G. Stone, R. E. L. White; associate, Georgo W. White. Third district—Charles M. Matthows, George T. Dunlop, Wm. Hl. Manogue, J. Holds worth Gordon, Patrick Maher, M.A. McGowan; associates, R.'L. Cropley, John Curtain, F. V. Offutt. Fourth districtWm. A. Hutchin Fred. E. Moore, Wm. A. Gordon, M. J. Adler; ner, cell, Spak ‘Tolson, Swann, H. 8. Stone. B. Suit, Edward Suit. ueen Anne—Judges, Richard Hardesty, Jos. Slingluff, Win. B. Mayhew. C. Hyatt, Jas. H. EB. Aquanco, Judges, J.B. Wilson, Choa, T. Tur- — MARYLAND MATTERS. Notes From Prince George's County and Other Parts of the State. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyarrsvitie, October 13, 1892. The board of election supervisors for Prince George's county met at Marlboro’ last Monday organized by electing Dr. L. A. Griffith president. The following judges and clerks of election for the various districts were ap- pointed, the first named being the return judge: Vansville—Judges: Chas. G. Emack, 8 G. Mulloy, Geo. W. French. Ballot clerks: John T. F, Ulle, L. B. Middleton. Election clerks: Geo. W. Harrison, Lawrence Cassard. Bladensburg—Judges: Anthony ‘Janies Miller, D. M. Nesbit. “Ballot clerks: Eu- gene A. Fowler, J. H. Ralston. Election clerks: Milton J. Payne, Edwin B. Garges, Marlboro'—Judges: Wyville, Frank W. Hill. Ballot clerks: John M. Tulbert, D. B. Marr. Election clerks: W. 8. 8. Hill, J. N. W. Wilson. Nottingham—Juc A. Baden, Pichard Curtin.” Ballot clerks: E. P. Martin, F. E. Gibbons. Election clerks: Chas. Baden, M. J. Kaldenback. Pisentaway—Judges: J. F. 8. Brvan, Jesse R, Edelin, L. Ray, : W. W. Fowler, John ©. ges: W. C. Waters, James Ballot clerks: nderwood. Election Geo. W. Taylor. : Nathan Masters, J. E. ward Reiley. Ballot clerks: B. J. Election clerks: John T. Valker, Wm. R. Smith. Ballot clerks, ‘T. C. Election clerks, C. itchell. ‘m. Tippett. ‘Ballot clerks, P. A. Bowen, r., Geo. Dale. Election clerks, Dent Downing, ohn B. Dale. Surratte—Judges, Jas. H. Shreves, John Cis- E. T. Allen. Ballot clerks, Philip Miller, Edward “Caswell. Election clerks, Edward Simmons, R. W. Hunter. Laurel Judges, 0.7. Cuber, Rob.H. Coward, Geo. W. Littlebridge. "Ballot clerks, Randolph ters, John H. Travers. Election’ clerks, C. W. Bond, R. H. Saddler, Brandywine—Judges, W.B.Roberteon, Nathan Parr Ass ‘Tux Drecocts: From the Baltimore Sun of June 16. 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Canton Flannel Drawers. “The In six months the “strictly cash” house will have half the capital invested in the 100 Suites Jing dormant m ix month I will have reinvested my cay Sos now hw Best Made.” Frac & Sox, One Price, ; "The fare for roqud trap ts73 conte, inciting wteaiee It Coe. eh and, | KR LERE Tear ene Bs gramncton at erctinda ad towne —+—* tea Children So'vene. Two Ways of Doing Business. This Week, Matinee Saturday, On te fasuona ve Rot ne peat tenon, A “strictly cash” house Inys in a stock of 100 batt aa Fret Fate and Fort Wanhinion Bed Room Suites—at the end of eix months 50 tp Gnotxte op of them remain unrold. TT HO On Eee SRNON a Llay in a stock of 100 Bed Room Suites and| F fini HE, lester to river landings as far down ae fell them all in short order for the reason that | Foo HUH HE ee Se ca ne SOS 8 oe. Sy. I give my patrons “time” in which to pay for| 7 # H Err FS SOEs EVERSON AND MARSHALL maLe, Ay BOAT COMPAS och =. co. Next week—City Sports Burlesque Company. 010-t | iM TOMB OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, ALFXANDERIA AND ACT VERNON ELECTRIC HALLWAY COMPANY, Diehl, Jas. Masson. Ballot clerks, Jas. if. Lati- re ver aga {SPECIAL NOTICE: goto EW. Tassmermon'n | Hig are public property. Tho oth of fealty I | Ye, 4, Fishel, © P. Willams, ger F. | Ohio; Van aren Knot, Sioux, Citys Towas,W | mer. TW, Grimes. Election cers, W. , Poa ale ae ae Fa Pictureague and Beautiful Norte 1115 F st. aw. as follows: ty, Benjamin Sinsheimer, Hen: |. Sweeny. Clark, Washington; Lincoln Johnson, Ma- | Martin, J, H. Swain. C1 iti om, owe Cars now : - S ‘These are my solemn vows, and oath to be| Fifth ‘district—Thomas F. Cook, NameaT. Col- | lone, N.Y.; Ashby E. Bain, Houston, Texas; Oxon Hill—Judges, Bernard Kerby, A. H. Peat pcg eer aiden . atska Soa ty ero hae AMET Farry Orsrens. A. Guvrr’s, 1810 7th st. nw. | Kopt inviolate: Lins, Bernard Kilmartin. Sixth’ district—A. A. | Harry W. Rollings, Washington; George W. | Grimes, Nathan Hungerford. Ballot clerks, J, Jonx Ruppex, The Accommodator, ENGAGEMENT : CURIST. cH ™ a se ee gaee oe eeeealations and constitu: | Wilson, J. Maury Dore, Dorsey Clagett, Law- | Lendlos, Webster, ‘N. D.: Shiller B. Herman, | H. Kirby, John E, Were. Bleotion clerks, John | xt uy UDDES Street northwest. SHALL Hote, BRADDOCK NONE oma weber Fase Srrizs Men's Derby Hate, all ,thaes; | tions of the Hite of Perfection of the year 1762, | rence Gardner; associates, George W. ‘Joyce, | Roseburg, Oreg.;' Fred F. Jones, McArthur, | H. Gibbons, A. H. Hungerford. rt vacates alban CANCELED OF Places of historic interest to ALEXANDRIA, Diack or brown, tine felt, $1.50 and $2, whether then or afterward made, ¢o far as they | James P. Willett, Leigh Robinson, W. H. Daw, | Ohio; T. N. Crosley, Round Tock, Texas; W.) Kent—Judges, W. W. Wilson, B. B. Hill, Ed-| Victor Becker, Expert Piano Tuner and NEW YORK Take steamers fot of Tth #t value. A. T. Lewrs, 430 bare ot beon repeated or modisied. aaa Dr. sia h Walsh Berenth diatetet—Joha 81 Lemley, Jackson, i. Dr. Ht 3. Coftroth, Ward Magruder. Ballot clerks, Carvel Beckott, | Regulator, 1403 10th st. n. w.; uprights a speci- seeninneiiade: sion ticket Soe entireroundtrig, + ShCtal excer- : “I will support the grand constitutions . Geor v, John W. Drew, Ed- timore; Herbert M. Martin, North Danvillo, | W. Elec i ty. Send ord " Goanetsten Stross sccrct institutes and fundamental bance of the | i253 Hey, i. 0. Cla binso aes re Baer es ed Se = mee’ ton; associates, Geo. C. Henning, Wm. C. McIntyre, Geo. W. Joyce, B.S. Davis, Thomas J. Luttrell, James Hoban, Aloxander ‘Tunstall, Watson Boyle. Eighth district-Wm. McK. Clayton, Robert W. Fen- wick, R. Ross Perry, ‘I. V. Noonan; asso- olates, James F. Brown, F. C. Alexander, Dr. F. X. Dooley. " Ninth district—Wm. F, Holtz- man, Martin F. Morris, James Barker, Ralph W. Galt; associates, Wm. J. Miller, Daniel B. Clarke, John C. Wilson, Dr. H! H. Barker, Wash. Nailor, Wm. Smith, Henry W. Garnett, Dr. G. W. Cook. ‘Tenth dis- trict—Andrew A. Lipscomb, Dr. Charles Allen, Charles C. Lancaster, James D. Martin, John B. Larner; associates, Jumes F. Martin, Chas. G. Thorn, Dr. W. V. Marmion. Eleventh district—J. Harrison Johnson, James 1. Skidmore, Leopold Neumeyer, ‘Frank P. Madigan,’ Twelfth district—George E. Kirk, Edward F, Buckley, Walter J. Costello; asso: ciates, O. ©. Green, Peter H. Hill, C. W. Darr, W. C.'Stolpp, 8. C. Nottingham, RF. Hill! Thirteenth district—J. Fred. Kelley, B. J. Behrend, R. O. Holtzman, Harrison'S. Bar- dour; associates, J. L. Johnson, W. O'Donnell, George R. Turton, Charles Edmonston, Geo. F. Downing, Franklin Barrett. Fourteenth district—James J. Roche, John I. Kelly. Fifteenth —district_J. 8. Miller, Mills Dean, Jesse B. Wilson; associates, D. . A. Va; E. G. Robinson, R. W. Buchanan, Ashland, Va.; John ©. Futrall, Marianna, Ark.; J. Rob- ert Westbrook, Spring Garden, Ala; J. L. ‘Tiernon and H.'G. Humphreys, Williamsburg, Va.; F. M. Martin, Montvale, Va; J. E. John- ston, Alexandria, Va.; Dr. J. 8. Ferguson, New York; G. M. Whitevelle, Washington; R. L. Owen, Lexington, Va.: M.S. McDowell, Balti- more; P. A. Steffian, Philadelphin; J. Ic’ Crook, Jackson, Tenn.; T. L. Watson, Blacksburg, Va. ; W. D. Burbage, Brunswick, Ga; E. P. Me- Gavock, Mux Meadows, Va.; J. F. Tergiz, New Orteans, La.; W. D. Taylor, Memphis, Tenn., and A. J. Wittson, Charlotte, V ——— Connecting also with trains of iD om rooilat Alexandria, tres dene In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt Vernom Amoctation cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting side of Mt Vernon, the grounds F. A. REED, Sept son, Benj. Cross. Bowie Judges, F. L. Newman, John Snow- den, Charles K. Ridgway. Ballot clerka, Robt. F. Hicks, M. E. Brady. Election clerks, Wm. Luere, Arthur Croan ‘A democratic club was ville last Monday and a hickory polo 75 feet high raised, at the top of which a banner bear- ing the names of Cleveland and Stevenson and Compton was thrown to tho breeze. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Beall D. Mulliken, Alex. Hall, secretary; J. T. Clarke, treasurer. A democratic mass meeting under the auspices “ that club will be held at Leland next Satur- y. 2 A young men’s republican club was organized et Catonsville last Monday cvening. Thos. Clark was made president: Mr. Edward A. Ganter died last Monday even- ing at his home in Manchester, Carroll county, aged sifty-five years, d was a promi- nent republican and for a number of years portmaster of Manchester, Owing to the drouth all the tanks ulong the line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Gar- rett county between Grafton and Piedmont, with the exception of Oakland and Cheat river, are said to be dry. The convention of the first Sunday school district of Harford county assembled last Tucs- day in the Grange Presbyterian Church at Razors, Scissors, Shears, ON MONDAY, OCT. 1 Take cars at Cutlers; large variety. W Telephone 1761. — Do You Want to Buy a Name Or is ita Hat you want? Ours at $2.40 bear no fancy name—and no fancy price. Fuaxc & Sox, One Price, it ‘or. 7th and D. re a, Free. Call and see the grand art exhibit of the White Sewing Machine. All this week (open evenings). Every lady visitor is entitled to one chance to secure a 55 machine ure. Newmax & Sox, ocl-5t* 723 7th st. nw. A ee Hie Look to your interest. You can buy Salva- tion Oil, the great pain cure, for 25 cents. 4 Singers who are troubled with hoarseness will find that White's Yucatan Gum, if used Just before they aro going to sing, will clear the throat and restore the natural tone of voice. 0010-6t pe a es 10c. Royal Headache Powders. — cured “while you wait.” Druggists. |) au ocket and Table up's, Pa. ave. ate year 1786, as promulgated by the Supreme cil of this Jurisdiction, 00 far as the same st been repealed ot modified by the Supreme Council,as the supreme law of the An- cient and Accepted Rite. “Twill support and obey the statutes and regulations of the Supreme Council for the southern Jurisdiction of the United States, will obey its edicts and mandates and submit to ite decisions. ‘To the Supreme Council I will always bear true fealty and allegiance and do my devotr as a Knight Kadosh should; will assert and main- tain the justice of its cause against all impugn ete, and hold no Masonic communication with its cnemies and those whom it may declare un- | fit or unworthy or out of the pale of the ancient and accepted Seottiah Rite. “So do I solemnly vow and religiously ewear, and may He to whom the secrete of all hearts are known avert from me the guilt of perjury! Amen!” ‘That obligation is administered at the public installation of officers of bodies of the thirty- second degree, and {* taken by all members of the rite from the fourth to the thirty-third de- MONEY REFUNDED ‘TO ALL PURCHASERS: OF TICKETS AT METZEROTT’S. ‘W. S. Pisucn, Florist, 717 15th st. ow. Canrere Cuzasep by the Expr Canret Wouns, 631-685 Mass. ave. v.w., aro made moth- roof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axsavom's Orena Hovsr.—“On the Soudan.” | Naviovaz Tuesren.—Hulien & Hart} im “The Idea.” Acapemt or Mvsic.—Robert Downing in “The Gladiator. Haunts’ Brow Turaten.—Dan'l A Kelly in “The Shadow Detective.” Lyceum Turaren.—Sam T. Jack's nized at Mitchell- VETERANS: ocl2-3t White in the city be sure and goto ‘ABEND IN DEUTSCHLAND" GLEN ECHO, (An evening in Germany), In aid of the building fund of the ‘The Most Reautifal Resort aronnd Washingtom, On the Historic Bauks of the Potomac. GEORGETOWN. ‘A SERIOUS SHOCK. While examining the electrical apparatus at the Georgetown and ‘enleytown power house last evening Mr. P. V. S. Turner, the superin- tendent, received a shock from a live part that rendered him insensible for some time. As the electric enrrent, like a streak of bluish light- ning, entered his body the shock threw him some distance from the machinery, thus causing him to lose his hold on the dangerously charged part. As soon as possible Mr. Turner was re- moved to his home and attended by Drs, Shekell and Slaymaker. Several times during the at- WASHINGTON —— SRE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, Washington Light Infantry Armory, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, CCTOBER 17 to OCTOBER 29, 1892, at Sp.m. THE COLLISEUM OF AMERICA ‘Tus Barris oF Ggriispcus.—15th street and | ‘Children's matinee SATURDAYS at 2 p.m. Chic avenue. The New Rustic Cafe, *“THE CEDARCROFT.” Take the Tennallytown electric cars at t24 and Hist streeta, Georgetown, and enjoy a delightful ride. See Ui the eights at Gien Krho and then come to the Cafe nd wet the best 0c. dinner you ever have eaten, — How to Relieve High Street. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star Indisposition prevented me from being at the last meeting of the Georgetown Citizens’ As-| CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY. gre The right to confer and to authorize to con- fer the degrees of the rite within the lawful jurisdiction of this Supreme Council are vested Season tickets, @1. Single admission, 10 cents, Phillips’ Digestibte Cocoa furnishes ne- ate admission to matinee, 5 cents, in the Supreme Council. These rights are . E. Clarke, ‘Charles Ball, B. F. | tendance of the medical men the injured super-| Aberdeen. Rev. H’ D. Mite a triment and aids digestio 6 PATRIOTIC CONCERTS eveiation, but I ase through your valuable | irresistible, and are so acknowledged through- | Ploy, Thomas Williams end Peat’ Couick, | someance of the medical me convulsions, out of | sddrearen “TE Hic He presides. An eS ae sas Paper that resolations were passed to petition | out the Masonic world. | Exery member of this | Sixteenth district—-George E. Hamilton, Jas. | which he was brought only with difficulty. Tho | by Rev. W. A. McDonald. Seecchee mene gcc, clalty in Ladios' and Children's Tinie Ceties Erery_Evestng—Wetinee Sutucteg. eeacee irre: the Commissioners to widen Sad or High street | rite voluntarily acknowledges this fuct by vow| E. Hoadley, Samuel T. Stott, James Atkins, | hand of the injared man which came directly | by Reva, F. G. Porter, D. Hiddle, H. D. | and Shampooing: also curos Dandradl. ocT-ie Sumas Sheen Beautiful Electrical Hlumination at Nicht. en eccount of the epace taken up in the center | and oath. Jesse B. Wilson, M. i. Keane, N. H. Shea, | in contact with the live machinery was burned | Mitchell, David Jameson and State Suporin: = nas Scena ae RED, WHITE AND BLUE. wt6t0 Gedsekte Ge tkgieun dele mil- THE TAXES LEVIED. James _L. Norris; associates, Juthes Hugher, | ton painful degree. ‘This morning Mr. Turner | tendent.’ Baker, ‘Iee D, RGR dees | Elixtr Bab: all malarial discasos THE SOUDAN, = = y enley' se ‘There are thirty-three Sovereign Supreme | John P. Hamlin, Eugene Car wniel | was much improved. the subject of “The Teachers During the Week.” None N. =e STAGE EXCURSIONS. _ ae that part of 82d street, to | Councils in the world—two in this country. The | Csi, Peter F. Bacon, Levi Woodbary, Von- RETURNED TO HER HOME. A conference on needs was held by ae Cree Wheeler & 1s N ; a. Be ~— be relieved by ‘this measure, are already 80 hovtiey organized under them pay a emall feg | Way eovinson, f&., chairman. Seventeenth dis-] yfrq, c. ¥, Burch, who wandered from her ter George H. Nock, State Superintendent | \' marvel oflighincandettecn st fe SOUTHERN FALEY to Conc Ling out C opie geen art, 65 — . er delivere a et ve ¥ t ~ “ . JE nw., dail inet ¥ ua SOT Bagram, that she curbing could not be wet for charter. Out of the monoya received OQ wert; Jackson Yates, 486 Maryland avenuo | Home about a week ago and wae found straying | Baker delivered an. address in 'the evening. | jdt Ofice 437 9th st. n. w. = cee Camis Gobi Belden, 10, Ngee’ juan ae we Te een nat pert ak the honk, cijciningr an tat |each subordinate body for the degrees con-| southwest, Eighteenth district William L. | aimlessly around Charlton Heights, bas been elected, Rev. D. C. Riddle being chosen presi- ‘Where tt ran 1¢ Sa ae foe paces! aed angen woes ee ferred by them they pay a «mall rovalty toward | Wells, John T. Clark. Nineteenth district—| returned to her family. Mrs. Burch is looked | dont, NEW PUBLICATIONS. The taking and will take omen y than the amount | the support of the Supreme Council. e cons | Dennis Connell, Paul Regan, Maurice E. Talty, | upon by the people of town as eccentric, her| Dennis, ahas Reddy Collins became involved ————— = — —— rE - 7 le f the whole of Georgetown. An idea | sistories pay to the Supreme Council #1 for | Wm. P. Frizzell, George Killeen. Twentieth | favorite occupation being to hunt for herbs of | in a quarrel with Ida Whitefield last ‘Tuceds HE CEN ARY, POR DAILY USE ie ROPLE 3300. Oc Coxrzrrrors Ovres Wo ONDER a a nant nd "tore practical jeach of their members.’ And this, said the re-| district—John ©. Slater. George M. Oyster, alleged perpetual lif ing kind. Several | night in. that part of Cumberland known. as | q!%tieouschold and «fice. Business and profes Next Week fpresente iteelf to me, which I would like to sce | porter's informant, was all the taxation levied | Gen. Duncan S. Walker. “Twenty-firat dis: | times in hor fruitless effort to find the non-ex-| “thantytown” and etruck ber shee treed | Saka eee sated ae JO Fer. eon oe USrectacles How Beret dar clic cncrted, ona this to apreme Council. All funds received | trict—Michael L Weller, 0. T. "Beaumont | isting plants she has wandered many miles oc3- Lan, fa ON GALE. cane, knocking her senseless, with then having beat and kicked her until she was nearly dead. Coiline was shortly afterward arrested by the police. The woman was at- tended bya physician, after which the police placed her in the station house. Mr. and Mrs. Turner of Charles county are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh, Mrs. Wheelock and fatily of Bladensburg will move into Miss Bettie Huntley's house in He is charged Joshua Clarke. Twenty-second district—P. C. is charge: Garden, P. 8, Otterback, Henry Otterback, Geo. . Talbert, T. A. Tolson. AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS. Mr. Norris in calling the assembly to order last evening said that under existing circum- stances every friend of their cause should feel it a sacred duty to come to the rescue in this Council from all sources lassified and all ite legitimate ex-| Penses are paid from | them, | the | bal- ance going to th nd for fraterna] assistance of aged decayed members, for the maintainance of a library, which has cost 60,060 anc which i+ the only ‘public library in shingtou,and for the benefit of suffering hu- the expenditure of these funds never emectiy from home, once going as far Sores, Mrs, Wm. Hamilton, the wife of a prominent up-river farmer, was thrown from a wagon on Wedne y the running away of a pair of spirited horses and inetantly killed. Five members of the Woodley Hunt Club left tlus morning for Hagerstown, to remain Let the Tenleytown railroad remove its tracks ae balimnee entirely from 32d streetand lay them on S5th from where said street is crosed now avenue, which is one square street; then compel the cable road track to M and 36th streets, there to jreat Falls railroad, while the termi- of the Metropolitan railroad already existe 00 3th street. ATIONAL THEATRE, Every Night and Saturday Matinee MALLEN and HART, In the SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY, T ppp FRE U AND STATIONERY. Essrox & R 421 11thst., bot. Penn. ave. and Est. Tue Woaneex Snoz Hover, 1115 F Sreer N. W., Can afford to make such fearfal reductions in FINE Blank Books, Cop Letter Book Presses and Stands, ~ | FOOTWEAR. We Se have BO = rete te kenp well as the nfined to Pree Masons only, the coun- | important crisis and help to swell the fund | about four days. Hyattsville next Monda: = - prlicant for charity whether | required to aid the national committee. An important meeting of the Woodley Hunt| The pupils of the Bladensburg Academy will this matter, Wo mlingly say that we inake Ht bunshiose saeperty at the West aber of the Masonic order. | “The plan this fund,” he said, | Club will take place within a few da give a concert in that school on the 2ist in- toscarch for genuine bargains, and we gomscally find nal companice ‘could claims, is the only branch of | * * ye a a —>—_—— stant in honor of tno Columbus holiday, Production. them Ss Gat lacey and oo wee c order in the world which so ex. nite : & THE NEWS IN BROOKLAND. A number of people from Hyattsville and i x8 Joven wienerbeing 9 Harrity and those at headquarters in New York x = Bladensburg attended the wedding of Mise det. Manufacturers often tal “than they oan some weeks ago and was adopted 1 week. Can there be any better time or pla to begin this work in éarncst than now and | ? Let every gentlemen present say w he will do, by pledg check, or card id down or deli them 1, 's Lyeoum The GREY MARE” —_—_— Smoking tn the Departments. ‘Zo the Editor of The Evening Star Ine certain government bureau in this city there is 8 chief who smokes a pipe from the Moment of entering the office till the moment of leaving. The tobacco he uses is the most | The report aroused by the c: of caus some 0 erty interests b was informed that the agitation | ntion might have the effect Council to rem to tustanding its large prop~ telle Wilson and Mr. Magruder Sheriff, wh: took place at the Asconsion Church in Washin, ton last night. On motion of Mr, John B. Contes Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood of Washington was admitted to the Marlboro’ bar yesterda; —— Maj. G. C. Goodioe has presented to the Brookland Baptist Church a handsome me- morial window in memory of bis mother, who was a sister of Rey. Green Clay Smith of Wash- ingte The beautiful window was placed in pos rn side of the fill within the t tend, pr | wom't wait for coods be and some retailers Seats now on saie. FPOk YOUR INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE. FUTURE Days. =, DARR 1 that time and counter or J. om mand their orders. Wehsv>a way of hearing of suck P k _— TO BURNT MILES BY RAIL. n this week on the we Plare— CONCORDIA HAL ands and step in ai bay the onde at our TUESDAY visory 213 F mittee, on secon | own pricos, and conscyucntly stl them laluw whuie- 3 poster church nearest the pulpit. Many regrets aro Sequel of the Windsor Mutin “thie bail'kes | uiebihiun: Villainous be can find. In the wyne room with | Directors Chosen for the New Electric Hond | TomN(t Gt, Ipaat bi Rating ot ee oe ° premed that C Smith will be unable toat-| An echo of the recent mutiny among the the est dane- | 4 y end the d ° Bim and close to bis desk are several ladies, one | ef wbom suffers from bronchial trouble. The | ebief in question knows that the emok: | fipual source of torment to the ladie equanimity with which he disregards their | argues a good deal which Through Montgomery County. corporators of the railroad in Mont- Md., from Takoma to Burnt Springs met yesterday at rstance of adjournment of the lication ser but absence from the on Sund: $ will prevent his doing en, Dr. Stakely and the Dor th, wim, and having ourscives set the example, | let us go to work with a will ina canvass wesc of the District according to the 7 i | Mr. Meade: John Teasdale, the first lan here powed et is no time to be ss [pesenghd Saeete tapi oe Lay | pastor of the venstown Church, and many Lo inghone sepa alg Apene Pig ty cag tinguished clergyman are expected to Recently we purchased « tine Hine of SAMPLIC | SHOES (Ladies i 3 members of C. squadron of the first regiment of life guards, stationed ai Windsor, England, was heard yesterday. The day after the mu- tiny a member of the regiment named Mf shall posted in the canteen an article on the MG and a, A, in mont B and C widths. Prion of these are, cases, way Delow thelr true worth, viz: due credit should be given nim. Laut still the place Friday last. may be lost. to me that no ae he . visit | ™29tiny “published in the London & > einen Qvestion remains, is he a gentleman’ 1s was over upon | us can afford to neglect this duty who desire a proba ter tert bend _— ier &.P.CA 4 that the | the triumph of our party in this ¢ v reg e Nevins! pean 5 PET ators proceed to ballot for twelve di- | hopes for srecogmition in time to come, The | been visiting her paventa, but failed to report the matter to his superior man who fai — ectors to serve during the ensuing the Both men were arrested and yesterday rnelius, the were tried I ad | ‘The Brookland school has been presented ear, 6ix to | : | with a flagstaff, and the pupiis’ money is belo support or friends in the ever he route from Takoma to Bu ys from day of des of the future. As one RUDOLPH EX Pees a] " a nn aa ed to procure a tlag, which will be raise ed that the charge against him was true, | octs-ikas re ‘Wemust all hang together, or we aball besarg | day,” the 21st instant, mumitted wholly without premeditation. | "T . following were elected as directors on | 4") iB tog & | The court decided that Corporal Bayliss woul Mr. Ht. E. Brooks has resigned bis position as be suftic: | paper rat Brool LE OF a.” Let EHOLD FP ome for- ¥, if we do not succet h democrat then to to hang reparate Stone, C. H. Mosher, | me plead with ea d and his resignation ntly punished by bemg deprived of 12get 88 PATENT CALE SHOES we sat Sr OBE the aca. wutackie ‘odctnete as been accepted, but no suecessor to theofiice | his stewardship of tho cantecv, and that 7 tier Dr. AG. Thomam 1 | can make, and lot it Me done at oneer There is | las us yet been appointed. yes ee ee We have vot Men o. Bonifant, W. E. | no time to delay and consider; what is done at |, Mrs. Stephen Snot of Brunswick, Md., has | also found guilty, but tho sentence was de- Inst received a lot of Men's Patent Car ferred. becn visiting Mrs. BF. Snoots, and returned Lone, accompanied by Mrs, Ellen Bridgeman and Miss Violet Snoots. kee and A. M. Stabler. The directors an election of officers. Dr. C. was chosen president, Dr. Francis dand Ma section of the city | my ‘The residence of t! Atkins in the southea once will prove adonble aid and may be the very help to secure a triumph and suecess.”” > Congress Shoes, just the thing for party or evening wear. Those sell everywhere for 86, but OUK PRICK Stone dedicated yeste The Marist Fathors this weele quietly took | use use lise uso Une Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use wee u IS ONLY 83.75, wae dedicated yester: ice president; Daj. SRAN vE! r. Meshes inprnade Carat i wo se Tso uso use use Use Us ; : tn 73. the work of educating colored « ice, President; Ya}. Daniel O'Dri-| A GRAND ARMY ANNIVERSARY possesion of the Hsooks raion, Sid = —_ , Seimeeis aibak Stirs. «ac 2 tack r. Edgarton, the unfortunate gentleman A TOLIO CONCERTS ~ ferried on. The hoses i the gift of Mary, one tr thet the capital | Rewiine Post Celebrates Ite Birthday tn a] so0" goctile who was alee ee ae ee Ta: W Rice Bank’ Of the daughters, asa perl = pe oraz ou aA No. 6 at University station Monday evening, jack ‘ It will be in charge © rs of | the John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1,G. A. R, celo-| did not attempt to cross the track in front of ing made small to enable persons of limited ribate toward building the road Providence. Mass was suid in the « f the AMfies Euima Jacki.) t yesterday by the Rev. Father Leison ea brated its twenty-sixth anniversary last night | the express, but was standing near the edge of cq PLS F Smnzer N. W. . : March cons : Saal all. When Senior Vice Com-| the platform waiting for it to pass, and the coLbEcn Evening, Avril 10 5 | and to share in its profits, ‘The incorporators | at Grand Army Hall, it t 4 TON OF vin 6 Balumore. rs, as well ws others Preseut at the | mander De Jester called the comrades to order | in. was going into tho eity atsuch « high . 3 ee ee PASON CREDA sa, wie gee enthusiastic as to the prospects rate of speed that the current of air threw him eee NOLAN CAUPETS, A LINE OF Coot ne t Metzerot The District Te we plion romenpeodond clio the hall was comfortably filled. Each member | against the driving wheel, which in torn bared ; a ‘The contest for the the District was. een, the cham) three stiuight Ap effort was made doubles, but after n and W Won one set and the seore in the « stood 4to lin favor of Borden and furthe: play was interrupted by the ‘The contest will be renewed on Frida: Qfternoon the finale i: the con Played by Mr. Wooten and W. L. -> The Perk and Bacon Men. Ata meeting of the Washington Pork Butch- @2v' sad Bacon Dealers’ Union held at Meyer's Ball last evening the wld board of directors. Consisting of J.J. West, president; J. J. Ap-| vice president; J.'A. Angusterfer, treas BAKING POWDER Does not contain ammonia; ‘Costs no more than ammonia powders; Ts oes farther; It is pure and wholesome. YOU SHOULD USE IT. ING AND HEATING STOVE! AL“O, AT TWELVE O'CLOC SEVERAL HOHSES, CARRIAGES, HAR! and guest was provided with a pipe and tobacco and the air was soon heavy w@th the fumos of tobacco smoke. Prof. Krau and son opened the exercises with an instrumental duet on the piano. For an encore they played some familiar war songs. “The Star Spangled Banner" brought forth rapturous applause. Col. Wm. R. Bramhall, the first post com- mander of Rawlins Post, gave an interesting history of the organization of the post. He re- ferred to the greeting of the citizens of Wash- ington to the comrades of the Grand Army a the encampment, He said that words were uate to properly ex - Hltoent sselwor the} were yecet¥ed. ‘The whelo city was swathed in bunting. Even the jail, presided over by Comrade Burke, wore a of flags, and over the main entrance was the “Welcome, Comrades G.A.R.” them MEtEnorr music HaLy. STAB COURSE. FOUR CONCERTS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, him to the platform with uch force as to erush sl ‘The Queenstown Mite and Literary Society met at the church on Tuesday evening and organized for the winter, with Mrs. J. B. Lord, jr., presiding. Mise Ida’ Greenless was clected secretary and Mrs. J.B. Lord, er., treasurer. ‘The annual report of the treasurer’ announced the amount collected last esd $212.25; amount expended, $208. ‘The society has been in exist- ence nearly six years, and has realized by ite work over #700, After a short program an ad- journment was made to meet at the residence of Mr. John B. Lord, sr., Tuesday evening, Oc- tober 25, Among thove presont wore Rev.’ and Mre. RR, Weat, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. sr. and jr, and Mrs. W. McChesney, G._W. Williamson, n the near future their wishes will ee. —— Delegates to National W. ©. T. U. the | The W.C. T. Union of the District will be 4 | represented at the national convention, which meets in Denver, Col, on the 28th instant, by the following: Mrs. Geo. H. La Fetra, Mra, Alma V. Davis and daughter, Mra. Alfred Wood. and daughter, Mr. Reynolds and others, are Injured in a Runaway Accident. Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to the wagon of James Reeves, colored, ran away and | at 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue over- | turned the wagon. Reeves was thrown out and | his leg broken below the knee. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. ——— being 6-4, 6 h the final i 801d for want of use. ocl32t_ THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, PROPOSALS. _ DEPARTMENT, Wise Architect, Waabnetoa, 1 10 BAT until TWO. DAY OF OcT ‘thereafter, David ‘you in this matter along time ago you Wouldn't have eo many coms today. There's « remedy, though, even now, and we've got ft—it's that famous €3.50 shoe of cure—coms don't Souris in it—the leather ts toosoft. They are made for ladies and men. ‘OBER 1eiee rand all tet labor concrete und stone footings, rT at . B.C, Sc kets siemens uy be had cn applica it Bot ‘at this office or the. ‘rer, Fred C. Ceny, secretary, Wm. Miller, a. Chas. G. Pilieger and C. Krogman, Columbian Celebration. Adjutant Allen read letters of from 8. Ss ee aegecie Season |. Seegmstee te Ooteaber ened . We're | 8. Burdette, 8. E. Faunce and Chaplain Gott- wald. ~— headquarters for flags, lanterns, torches, floats, | transparencies and decorations of all’ kinds. Cathotis “churchee, clubs, ‘cemocintions and | Clubs, associations, &c., supplied at wholesale ether can obtain their decora-| prices. Jutivs Laxsecron, the “Rink,” New ons for Columbus anniversary celebra- | York ave. bet. 13th and 1ith streeta—Adet ttone here at wholesale Julius Lans- | —_—_—— “The Kink,” New York avenue between Manicure. and 1ith streeta. Adet. Paris Salon-— Artistic manicaring hae passed >. from luxury to necessity. ve an unat- - toe Excursion to Luray Caverns. tractive band when you can have handsome —- et wor Special train, via BK and 0. ft K., will leave | finger tips by the use of the manicure’s art | Tecitations an ages = made short specches. it and the Altogether it was @ Jolly gathering, and the red letter event in the potemecorveas bos scientifically employed? Corner F and 11th streets (elevator), second floor, Merts’s build- ing.— Adee. EBBITT HOUSE, ———_—__ ATTENTION 18 CaLLzD to the sale of desirable Ix Disrosrxo of your personal effects of improved property on 7th near Florida avenue ‘them {imer & Sloan, northeast ‘by Ratclife, Durr & Co. tomorrow, | Kid.send them to Latimer & ia October 14, at 4:30 p.m.—Advt, ———_ ‘Tux Hexpics will next on Maryland avenue cast from. to the Capitol, where transfers will be Penusylvania avenue line.—Adet. —_—— Arrexp trustees’ mle of houses Nos. 1324 and 1326 morrow, October Te we Rat- ‘at- | cliffe, Darr & Co., secure # @ me or goud