Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-29
10. y. Z. Officers Elected.


10 -. Z. Officers Elected.
The Lodges and EncamDments- of the Dis
trict Of Columbia have elected the following
officers fer the term of six months beginning
july lSt rroximO, and the installations will
Central Lodge, No. Theodore A. Il. TAFT.
Nc; {. T. Wells, N.G.: v. II. Scrivener, L.
s.. F. + Lord T., Rs; W 6; PHILLIPS T.
Nc; Wm. l.. Arnold, V.G.: SamuelS. Wade,
F.S. jos. 5. BoIway. RS ANDREW Jackson, r
r. Eastern, No. ~; J; Ragan, Nc; J. ".
L: BOyce, RS; J. Blake Espey, T
Harmony, No. Josiah Gray, Nc; Thos
A. r; Keech, V.G.; Henry Stewart, F. Wm.
+. Allan. RS. Adam l.. Rose, T.
Columbia, No. 1U-Edward G. GrUmley, y. G..
FTanck L. Ourand, N.G.: Thomas ". Fowler
rs: s JRo. Thomson. RS; .. H, Ridenour,T.
keii bly,, I.G.; j. III. May, F.S.; Joseph s. Mar
tin, RS: Richard EmmOns, T.
rI FIiendShiP. No. l2-s. H seRtan, Nc; I.
sweet RS B. \. Kidder, ,iT'.'''' % l d.
Covenant, No: l3-JOhn III. Agan, NG: III.
e: Noikman, VIC: s n. Thorn, Sec. 5. C.
Beacon. No. l5-JuIian Higdon, Nc; VIM.
ID. Crampsey, va j. S. Swormstedt. FS.
Ge9 dg e.. A. Thomas, RS; !. ". COey, T.
J. Weaver, N.G:; E. Fl. Pearson, F.S.; Ed.
Excelsior, No ID. B. Webster, N.G.;J. H.
70. r,
Dake, RS: Z. EdmOnstOn, T.
Oriental, No. I9-John Kaiser, Nc; Fred
eriek Heider, E.G.; Fred. Boettcher, F.S.:
John Vail. RS. John L.Vogt, T.
Federal City No. 2O-Thomas SummerscaIes
Nc; Charles NJ. Council, V.G.; \. r. Swing,
ES: John W. Faleoner, RS; John NJ
Columbian, No. l-ROGeTt w. Young, C.P:
A. b. tOckman. HIP: John T. Ward SW.:
u n. Rhodes J.N; VIM. II. Mclean, s.; s.
Magenenu, No. John Casey, C.P.: Her
man kahlert, HIP: +. W. AnhOit SW ThOs
": Scott J.W; VIM. P. Allan, s.; John E
Mt. Nebo No. e-M. j. Weaver. C.P.: Peter
Harr, HIP; q. ". Murphy, S.W; f. H. Pear
son j. w; 1. W. Fowler, ): j. I. Given, T.
The CLOSING EXERCISES OF ST. PETERS
SCHOOL took place Yesterday afternoon in the
school room on street. between Sd and 4th
southeast The exercises were very interest
iPng G0nsist Wi Of music music the play Madame
epsTstta and dialogue Ge o the h %ShdefSf hh
Scholar" Gold crosses for excellence were
awarded in the boys department to James
Gates, James Duhey and Edward Osborne, OF
The lst class and to VIM. Carrico, Charles
Dunn, Michael T0uheys and VIM. Denheys of
Inc "a class In the girls department to En-
ma Chapman, Maggie Chapman, Mary Touhey,
Mary Bnrrell, Mary Curtin, Maggie Polkng.
ton and Ellen Haskins, of the 1st class; and to
TOOmey, Katie Moore and Annie Reilly of he
I'd class and to Grace Pads ett, Mile Padgett,
Matte Reilly and Mary Sullivan, of the Sd
class. The premiums numbered $50
BASE BALL.-The concluding game for the
championship between the Excelsiors of Bal
uInOre and The Nationals was played yeSter-
day afternoon. 1t was won by the Nationals
who scored 81 to by the ExcelSiOrS. 1t was
not by any means an interesting game. OF
the SIX games played between these two clubs
the Nationals have Won five. In Baltimore yes
terday the Eagles defeated the Waverlys after
avery close game. IL took fourteen innings
10 decide who would be the yictOrs At the
ehd OF the ninth inning each nine had received
Tour runs. The tenth inning gave one more
run to each. During the next three innings
more ID the fourteen inning to the ExcelsiOrs
not scoring, the former Won the game by to 5.
MISS HARROvER's SEMINARY. located at 133S
street. opposite Franklin Park, held its
closing exercises Yesterday: Gold and silver
Larkin, Viola Bell, Jennie d. Narrower Flor.
ence '. Thomas, Masters l.. Fay KiIbOurne
and Joe Z. kilbourne; The first prize, for
regular attendance to Miss Mamie Raub, and
prizes Tor attendance and general improve
ment to Masters Willie H. TrOuIand, Alfred
5. Wilson, and Miss Katie Picken.
CHLDREN's PARAsoLs; CnILDREN's GAUzE
vests; children's fancy hosiery; pink.
light blue, cardinal, cream, seal brown aud
silk; ladies' English stockings woven seams),
2oe.; gentlemen's fancy hosiery: ladies' bal
brigan stockings lwoyen seamsl, three pair
celebrated corsetS, 81. Carriers, III Market
Space.-AdCt.
SUDDEN DEATH Last night, about III
O'Clock, Nancy COlgin, a colOred woman So
years OF age, while with friend searching for
lost child, was taken suddenly ill and was
forced 70 rest on step on 10Th street, between
o and p northwest. Before physician could
De obtained she died, and her body was taken
TO the fourth precinct station. DR.. Hopkins
gave the opinion that death was caused by
heart disease.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-.
twisle Richard Thornton, repair a frame
mouse, do-S 50 St NV; 80. j: G.. Thompson,
SITS NV; Sll0. +. III. Finley repair a hrict
house, ID, between 18th and 18th sts. NV: sS36
between II and i SITS. NV; 81, 40. Jesse VII
liams, construct two three-StOry houses, IIth.
between Nj and \ stS. Sc. q. 800.
RoY's ACADEMY closed on the l4th instant
by an examination. Prof y. J. Huntington,
9 9pS f9 GpG university examined the Latin
thoroughly instructed. Affer the examina-
ton, handsome diplomas were awarded to
mos DuTant- Robinson White and John T
Loomls, for punctuality, conduct and i'm
proyement-
We RECOMMEND the readers of THE STAR
before leaving the city to go to McMurray's,
4Ch SIN street NV, between and Z streets,
anu nave their trunks made to order or re-
paired and covered. He being a praeticaI
man, works himself and at very low prices
-ddcG.
CABINET FURNITURE At AUcTIoN-A spIen
did opportunity viii be offered on Monday
next 70 the public to secure fine furniture at
the sale of Harmon Boswell AZ Co nv snc
sloneer Downing. Every article will positively
De sold without regard 20 cost-Adut
ZEN thousand yards of Hamburg embrojde-
ry rom auction, 8, 4, 5, 8, s, TO- IL, I5c. the
TSheapest and pest lot ever offered at c. ".
IOWSnn q Co.'S navly
south side, near 7th street.-Adrt.