Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

assemble at Omaha, Nebr.sk on the iJ,n dav
| 81 S-p'ember, TO BE- conveyed iheuc. py To .
| FRANCISCO. The representatives from the
| Grand Lodge OF the District Of C1,u bia are
John r. Havenner and Wm. Il. Mel Al. aud
| the Grard ELcampment has re: To elect rem.
| resentaiive In the place o. Frederick ID Smart
y no mas been elected 70 the POSITION OF Deputy
| Grand Sire, the second Off &c ia the order, w no
Hugh LATHAM, Esq, Of Ale xsndria, one of the
| representatives from virginia. From a cjrcu-
lar issued by T.. ID. Farms worth, M w Grand
| Sire, we gather the following Information of
| interest TO members OF the order:
~ The members Of the Grand Lodge of the
| UrIfd states, consisting Of its officers Repre-.
sentailyes. and Past Grand Sires, will each
| receive by mail, from the Grand Corresponding
| ana Recording Secretary, two tickets, upon
| making known 10 him their respective post
once ADDRESS. One Of these tickets will pass
| the holder free from Omaha to Promon
and return; the other will pass him free from
| Promontory 10 San Francisco. and return and
good from September 10th to October i6tn, 1869
| Inese tickets will be issued only to members
OF the session Of September, 1862 filled M wi
| tnelr respective names, and will be- couu ter.
signed by the Corresponding Secretary so that
| they will be strictly personal and NO, t,ansfar
able.
"2: Another class of tickets will he issued to
r. u. Representatives and p. G. Off GERS of the
Grand Lodge OF the United States and 10 p &,
Masters. upon payment by each applicant To
the Grand Corresf ending and Recording Sec.
relay OF s912O, in currency, for conveyance
Aioh ouidDt 10 frOmOntOry return, and
the holder Of said tickets upon paying full fare
az fronontoIy to San Francisco. (about 500 In
Surrencv,) Will receive a free pass TO return
Ihese neRets will be good from 10th September
% lorh october, 1885, making the whole fare
ota"etn OGlana ano San Francisco. and r..
turn, about Sl5l.20, or a little oy half fare
-. q. contract with the two railroad COM
Pahles strulates positively hat the members
I. the Grand Lodge OF tn United Sts-ss shall
:. pf. .tht at Omaha on the 10th ef September,
isos, on which day the special train to convey
Re
notice II is hoped will be taken Ii is recon.
menced from abundant caution. that all inter.
esteo make their arrangement to be Omaha
Der, 1852
The following communication supplies full
information OF the very satisfactory arran ye-
ments winch have been made by the brethren
OF pennsylvania, through the PENNSYLVANIA
hallroad company, for reduce rates OF fare
oeI"sen the several points therein named and
Ohana ana return. This class OF tickets NAV
De ooIalned by application 10 araE Secretary
il Nicholson, AT Philadelphia, a ,eompapied
WIN the an cunt designated in the schedule of
prices n&ed From Boston to Omaha and re-.
tuin So; New York do, 800 SO: Phii3delphia
do Blltinore Co, $500; Harrisburg do
STE Pittsturg 60, 81
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWERS
Posals Tor constructing a sewer on I2,h stree,
west, from Pennsylvania avenue to MasSa.
cuusets avenue. we're opened at l. n. yeS.a-.
day, at the Mayors office in the presence of ths
Mayor and Mr.. Bliss, the Superin endent q
sewers, Footways, &c. The bids were as r,l.
ICws:-George X. Nolan Il Co, man saver
$50 per lineal foot, traps S1U7, lateraIs 8, S:
per Ilneal foo' drops $40, man holes SIS
Hoo'er, Breen Il CillaD, si.25, sII0. s. 90, S3a.
soy 20 Boyce & Co, Si2U g feet). $40 ~ fea,1
S:e, s225, S25, $50 N. q Reynolds, 81. S,5n'
a. $50; So , $40; kicsard Ruby. seas o te.t),
d Co, eI70 S2.iO. SiS, Sos Thomas low" 4
Co, - L q feetl, $500 q faet), SEQ. eg4t s31
sao. walter Is. Dobson. SI.s0 g fest), s's5 ~
&c, si3 g fe'tl, si.3a e feet). elU9, S29), $50
sc Jacob Hutton, sc s. 6 feetj, S395 FEET
SLc, s3e9, SO, s97. William Il. Gritfith, s. g
n Iss': S5:.G q ifetl, Sl3o, $500. S95. $40
a. MURPHY, 1893 q feetl. 81 e feet), SilC, a..
$50, SO. larles w. King, S., sI2J. "a
The following proposals for constructing a
sewer on Pennsylvania avenue pe,wsen lin
and 18th streets, were also opened:-J ID Hn,
ION, main sewer 81. go per foot, IateraIs SS.ss
Per io R man. holes SO, traps $780, drops $50
Hutton. 1917. g.. 81. Ssl, sI13. Sa7. N q Rev:
noIds, 50, G'5. $780, GAS Francis Reside. e. a.
s. IS, SGT, $40, $50. q. w. Lloyd, S. 81, $40,
u. A. X. COOPERATIVE LIFE INSURANCE l
the last Nationa, En.rmp.
ment of the Grand Army Of the EepubI,r.,
committee was appointe to consid r propori.
Tens made by Col, +. Nj. Fahetz, to tstaol SD
q nCoooperanve LIE Insurance Association,
WnC e policy holders should consis, only of Il
member OF the Grand Army. The protector /
mas Just Issue plan for the carving ont of J
Iis lde 4 TO be submitted to commit p .lIed
20 me 1t IN Philadelphia on Augult ~ Ia.
rssociat'on, II Is propo sed, shall be incorpori-
ia ~ ongress Each certitic te is 10 entitIa |
ia at. mo- noiaer =, policy OF sit3o, and after a
-ei Aip PeIIoQ an annuity of 80. In the table, |
p ehted 1t IS estimated hat at the end of the |
hiity.es cend ye IT, when 1t is .lculatcd two |
~ Us OF an claims In the several cla--es WILL
Do Paid, that the re. erve funds will be from |
sl3o,G0CW to SlG1,C1O,Co0 The author IL al !
present Lib arian OF the Bureau OF Statistics |
New YORK. PhiiadeIph and Columbus.
Woose visit 10 this city, after having taken |
part in the great singing festival at Baltimore,
1Ss Deen noticed in the STAR. were quite md. i
lonely entertained by the members CT the /
,&ngereund, the Arion and other German
associations, yesterday. During the day they l
2artook OF lunch at the in vitation or Mr. |
Iohn Beck, at bis restaurant, on ID street. and /
lIso spent several hours at the new Schue, zen |
fark IN plc.hic style, ana in the evening par. |
ook OF supper at the headquarters OF the |
S|ngerbund (Wangemann ms Arbeiter Hail. A. |
which sentiments were offered and short Al. /
Ire ses made. Most of them left this CITY for /
heir homes on the train at o. clock p. m to.
lay.
DIsoRDRRLY CONDUCT AT THE CITY HALL
This morning, Jeremiah Costello, the well |
'nown contractor, and O. ii. Bliss, Superin- |
endent and Inspector Of Sewers. had som. :
"oros ABOUT the possession of an az ,essrnent /
'ooh, wren the 1oI mer struck the latter in the /
ace, and Justice Plant, who was passing |
lrresfed the parties and took them before Jus |
Ice walter, who required Costello TO give /
ecurity to keep the peace.
-A- Il
COMMITTED FOR STEALING A HoRsR-Frei. ]
rick kunart was arrcs.ed last evening by OF. /
lcer Doyle sud taken before Justice Harper on |
lie charge OF stealing a horse from Thomas /
Bond, Of the Seventh Ward The Justice com |
nittsd him 10 Jail for court.
BAsR BALL,-A game OF base ball At Phila. !
ieiphla yesterday afternoon between the l
liymplcs OF this city, and the Keystone, Of |
Philadelphia, resulted in favor Of the keystone |
= to 81.
ANOTHER Hor DAT.-Range of thermometer
l. franklin q Co., Opticians, 2ii Penns ylvauia /
VENUE, In the shade to day: So'clock a. M, 81;
70 O'Clock, 90i II O'Clock, 81; II O'clock m, 81;
O'Clock p. m, o.
ALEXANDRIA lTEMs.-The following are l
iom the Gazette OF last evening:
cry C0hS.-It is proposed by the owner i
u ne property at Battery Rod gers, the s.b .p- l
lZ13g ground" provided he can obtain enough /
subscribers to defray the necessary ex pense, to /
rect at that place number Of baths for the !
use of families.
New Whedt-Two hundred bushels new |
,yhsa the first shipped over the A.. L. ana H. l
K X, Was received here to- day, from r. M /
BENTLEY, Of Leesburg, consigned to Jameson /
& 90.