Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
Frederic ID, Stuart.

HCeftfOeft o.ce- o. odd Fellows, in sCs n
IN Be- mere, TIE p-csit'ug grand Seer 81
where lie fSS rcstS 1 Tor Ts7y wears. He Is or
scotch plrcntsge, 1o,a JGlv II, 1914, ~ the
,own OF POuahkceps.e, IN tue SfIte ct New
York, and in lsJS he Joined the L. s. ship p :
cock, aischcd - tire South Sea Eyp'or Ex-
pedhio rnfer the TAR famed Wilkes, and
served .OUr We - a. sea N that flusf-or. In
Gsri he was appointed hyGro.. apnur II re
North PGc'fc ENpeditiOn, UnGeE Commodore
kingesId. ard wss employ, d in nat ,rsi ;
Nsrd Nv -''e way OF Pa-j ia.
In 1872 be voluntarily IteTed TIE naval ser
AVID PO.omsc fit q, IN the VT IBJic- ard I
the blCc' @C''"E IuadrOn OF Wilmington. y. e.
During the Va re p9"t. ipated IN The capture
al several pies. lie commend -. the. In,
Fusehia fof a time on the Potomac aud ai3rr
ward commanded the steamer CALYPSO. of Will
niDgtop, where lie captured the Herald and
Iady Sterling NE latter one OF the most yalr-
able pTiZ taken during the VIZ lie wa "a,
s'Pueutly promO'.d 10 a ieutsuarcy and COW
msrted the steamer EI.'ma Henry, apl was ~
time stationed at the Wasbin. navy ard.
During the intervals between IS's, " IN % r.
turpec rom sea, and lsj2, and between 1885 aud
lSt2 he was engaged in the PrepaIa M o. TIE
rGSP' = OF tie Urited States Exploring Exoe,ii-
ton. corS,luc ing the charts, etc
Hemarl able ?s the above records. eubraciry
a if0 time OF hard labor, il ortar n every
Particular, H. record a. a member OF the Irde-
pendent order o. odd Fellows il. 10 possible
siiH mote rem srkable. His connection wi.h The
order da'cs from the 2lth of october. 1914. at
Lodge, No. ". OF the District OF Columbia.
Having served through the chairs o. ~, tetary
V G. ard Y g. he was admitted i. Il. 70 the
Grand Lodge. - G., in July, 1916 On the III OF
November. 1ST1. he was elected aud installed
Deputy Grand Master OF the Distr ct of Colun
bia and al re piratiOn of one YEA was elected
ana installed NJ. W. Grand Master. and served
IN thTt Office in IS's and 1879. ON the 10Th Of
AuGrSt, 1Si5. be was initiated into Mt. Pisyah
FrCarpnent, No. :. OF GeorgetoW L. ID. c.. and
IN the .OilOwing January, 1915. was elected
Scribe ald se~ved one term in that oT'ce. when
he withdrew from Mt. PIsgsh and assisted IN
forming I.idgeiv EEcamprnent. No. > Wash
IngtOn, ID. c., which w2s organized duEing ..e
later part o. that year, OF which encamOr,..it
he j. still a member. He was its tirsS Chief
Patriarch. ard IN August, 1852, he elected
ard Installed NJ. W. Grand Patriarch o. the
DIS fIct OF Columbia, and received the hOnoT>
of that Office.
In 1880 be was elected Grard Representative.
To he g. l. l. =. from TIE Grand Encampmert
ID. e. In November of the same year he was
el6 Representative TO the q. L. L. 5. from
lS"l and -. In 1873 and 1854 he was out o, the
country, % Immediately on his return in lSjJ
he was = elected a Representative from the
Grapd Lodge. and served g. such. being re-
elected, in IsJt, lsJ1. 1858. 1859. 1SO 1851 and
1852. In july, 1sf5, he was elected Grand Rem
resenfaiive from The Grand Encampmeut ard
served as such. being reelected, AZ the SCISSORS
OF lst5. 1885, le6.- sid lass. At the session of
ihe G.. l. L. :. OF 1SCl he was appointed Deputy
Grand size, By Acting Grand Sire Milton Hern-
sion In is6S he was elected Deputy Grand Sire
and attended The session of the G.. l.. L. s. held
IN san Francisco. California, in September 1859. |
Ge above history shows that his official con-
nec;On with the O.. l.. L. 5. exten's over a 10
riod Of more than twenty years and embra.:s !
no less than sixteen essCBs of that K. W. BODY
IN relation 70 BE SeTyice in connection v .th
order N ne District Of Columbia il is ONLY ne
ettssly TO say that nearly every page of the rec
oTds OF Subordinate lodge and enc impment and |,
GIabd Lodge and Gard EncampmenI bear tes- |
moDy 10 the fact that he has ever been in l. =
ort rsrk in every scheme o. progress, o,io; |
naiing and pU hing to completion mai,v az the !
mo- lprortrnt himself; In lsj1 re submitted
10 he establish ueut of 81 Odd FelIoTs' IibTary
WI was duly organized in the follow ing va
IN n =, as i'S rrst president It now NAM
II over S'"J volumes
= e fs,hs OI Appreciation vi u he has %
iI -Tom The O-jer are Hany and valuable |
and bis T. We La become ''houreholf word"
" ExI Jurt Of the work OF the order.
$3.50
ATTFrr I'D ST-CDE-Yesterday Mr.. Pei /
Goodeb'id wei known citizen OF q ; IN
two grains G.. s.--ctnire, 4: the residence
Mr.. George r. KidweIl, Pie b-other-in'- Nv OF
I'D street be. Seen penr' -lvar'~ avenue and 1
street. IL all ears hat yesssi day UorniES aba,
siatirg that some dog had kept him awake
geod part o. az re S.saa. ssked Tor 10 Grains OF
s.rycrnire, with wpich 10 POISON the ANIMAL.
He Obtain = Z, srI imW, .;sly returned t. "a
home AZ one Of the FAMILY WIS IelNrr tie
house the sound Of some one falling was he9-l
which attracted attention, and on going in the /
room Nj Gcedcliild va. tJEnd in Nloleni conyui.
siCrs. DIR. Meade was Immediately called. aud /
~as soon ioin by Drs- Baldwin, Newman, ard |
Callan, who al piled the roper reTedics and |
by rcon their paiienu wPs Teg"-1~ I 80 crS OF |
dspsSr. Nha, led h'E - make th.s attend to |
take bis og life - not dc 'tely known, but il |
is supp fro IN the fact that he he's frequently
Of late corpls aed OF Dot settirg along well,
fnsnci91y, that pecunia,y trouble was the
cause He IS out of DANCE to-day, and " i'll soon
be about again.
LARGE SALE OF KYAL EsTATR-TO-- norrog,
tbe 2lst iDs;aht, at $50 p. m, Messrs Latmer
q Clealy auIs .oreels, VII sell eight houses on
Ccrcoran street, De?r the state Department.
Su"h an opror UNITY for a'I investment or },
secpTe a good hore is seldom presented. On
one u the most quiS, AID pleasant streets IN
the city, and III the I.o-t rapidly improving To-
cahiy, there Is &c doubt the sale will be largely
attended. There is p.Ob3bly no block o" houses
IN the city more admired IOr ornamental design
ard substantial build. The style of building -
varied, stl p.cSsed bIiC.. FONTS, Mapsard and
Its'sn roofs. verardsle. bay windows, stone
steps, yPTCs odced and V4ved. and the whole
mont enclosed by sub 'anlial iron railing.
The b-SemeDts berg CODcTe,ed and tire sc xer-
age complete. iEsuTtS them against dampness-
The interior lii. y = complete, with bathroom
IN each hOu;e, ne up complete with hot and
sO.I. wa'@T ~ =, gas throughout, marble mar
t''s, Nc For &c ms o. sale see Advertisement.
flRE-Abcut o o'clock this morning, a fire !
t-Ok place On + street, between 2Ist and 22l |
s,tsC'.. and an alarm was turned in from the
f'rst Ward Station. The Union, No. l COM |
pany, were promptly on the ground, as also the |
police, and succeeded in saving the main build !
ing. NE beck bGildiDg being burnt out COM
pie inyOll .rg loss Of 500 TO Henry Jones'
The owner, WHO lad no insurance. IL is sur
J d n have Zen carsed by children playing |
vi mafries.
BASE BALL.-A match game OF base ball was
played yesterday between the A:liU yton Club,
- ib city, and tie Olympic, of Baltimore, re-
quilting n victory for the .ormer BIZ o score of
II 10 -. TIC day TIE Oily mpics viii have their
reception game, their opponents being their
hsms sk6s ot Baltimore. As the latter have
SolcNnfh, Won thiDe ton, Mrcher, Arm strong,
and lnlv, lats OF the Msrvlard Club. the came
viii doubtless be close and interesting.
\. N &. II ncoin Pail wss filed last
INT AZ f"e ronfSly meeting OF the Young
Mems Gillian ociaton, General U. u.
no"s,d, prs dent o. the socie.y, IN The chair.
MT. C'ufOn Eoyd, chsrrsn o tie Finance
tomuis e, d. rSe - COZ rect the Popular i'm
pIe.slon That the m agDiheient building occupied
ov the .oeie,y WIS IFS own property. The a =
az IN oHEcc Orly g. ~. $1,000 out Of the
= D Of'tc stDcS.