Evening star., 1869-09-04

DEPARTURE oP GRAND REPBGsRNrATIvEs,
l. u. U. F.-LSst everIng IL srs. Fred. ID.
Stuar', Deputy Grand Sire, John +. Haven.
ner, Charles B. r. Colledge, eud William X.
Lodse Of this District to the Grand Lodge Of
The Unind d States, i. U. o. f., left here in the
: as tram en- route for S1u Francisco, Cali or
MIA, TO attend the annual session Of the Grand
Lodge. which begins ITS session there ON the
2uth inst. Mr.. u. II. Ridenour the well known
eontse'ioner OF this city, accompanies the
p-riy. They 90 by the way OF Plttsburg,
where they stop one day; thence to Chicago,
where one or two days will b. spent, after
which they stsrt fer Omaha, arriving on the
Hob Resting there a day. they again start,
days The party 60 well reinforced with let.
teTs OF introduction 20 trends in the west and
a,opg the route, and tske with them a numter
Of pIszeuts-Mr. Stusrt baving I frlI set of
views of the public buildings and works of ar
about the Capitol, (the work OF Mr.. A. Gard
me-, the popular photographer which he IN
state.
NIght before last a number of the frierts o.:
tue party gave them a complimentary eat.r-
tair ment AT Rohr :, at which there was a gen.
al interchange OF sentiment and good wishes
ire party spending several hours together yery
Pleasantly, and quite a large numbsr of their
friends assembled at the Depot to see them or
4 rs unnecessary TO say that the interests of the
order IN this jurisdiction will be attended TO in
their hands.
OUR VISITORS OF rHR RICHMOND Po1,rp
Yesterday, Col. g orge T. EyceIt and Mr. Jas
M. Tyler, OF the Richmond police were entsr-
tsinsa Sy Mslor Richards In the afternoon
az exhibition Of the workir gs Of the nre.alarm
telegraph was given from telegraph boz si.
(Armory Square depot In the presence Of The
visitors. MAJOR Richards. Detective McDsvltt,
secretary Of the Commissioners, and other
ReHtsemep. At i-23 O'Clock the alarm was
fuIntd d In; in forty seconds the large bells were
bad hose stream flying. In three minutes
and fifteen seconds the Fran kiln hose cart ar
rived; tnlrfy seconds after the engine was on
Tue ground and unlimbered. In four minutes
the Columbia reel got In, followed twenty-five
seconds later by the engine. The truck arrived
in four minutes and fifty seconds: the JJnIon
reel In six minutes and twenty seconds, and
the engine in seven minutes. In eight min utes
after the alarm was turned in the Franklin and
Columbis engines were throwing water. The
test wss entirely satisfactory, and the VISITORS
exhibition Col Esbert viii leave the ci,y this
evening, having prolonged his visit one day
more than he at FIRST intended.
A BUILDING ASSOCIATION CAsR.-Yester.
asy the c.se OF Mary T. Smith vs.. Woodward
a olven, trustees, was before Judge Wylis IN
Snamters. THIS Is an application tor an in
Associstlon from making deed for certain
real estate The petitioner represents that she
pnrcnassd rom W. L.Bramhaiia q certain build.
lug and lot IN this city for Siu0O, snd paid part
of the purchase money in eash. nat nror ssid
lot deed Of trust was held nv tns Ca, oners.
i've Building Association, IN which Bran,hall
heic two SHARES. and from which he narY nor
Towed money; that BramhaiI tr.ns.-rsd III
shares 70 the petitioner. and II was agrssd hv
me ASSOCIATION that the petitioner mi.ht y, ~.
tlgnt months wherein TO pay the dues accruirS
on said stock, but that before the expir,t;on ~
The eight months, the lot was sold v,;.na ". y.
notice 10 her. She therefore asks an in rnnc,, :.
as above stated Judge Wyiie made an oraar
granting The AZ junction temporarily.