Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-26
Anpuspmpnts.

NGtiO1lol TneHter.-Tonight will be the last
opportunity Of seeing Maggie Moore and j. G..
Williamson III their popular drama, Struck
Oil Monday evening the famous comedian,
Mr.. SOiheTn. will begin an engagement i'm his
latest success. :. The Crushed Tragedian.' In
this character Mr.. SOthprn made an immense
hit IN New York. where he played it for long
time before large audiences nightly. 1t is safe
To say that the National will he crowded every
night next week.
FoTd-S Opera H0uSe.-Probably never has
'.Uncie Toms Cabin been better presented
than at the Opera House this week by the
mammoth company. Mrs. Towards '"T0pSy'
ters are al well taken, and the songs, dances
and shoutingS OF the Jubilee singers are great
attractions.
Odd EeV"lrS' HdV.-There will be a grand
auction at the Hebrew fair here to night
Lincoln HdV.-Rev. John Hall. of \. Y.
VIII deliver an address here Monday evening
Union.
Odd FtEo,r<' HoU--Ni<s Bertha Won Hill
iern, the pedestrian, will on Monday evening,
AZ O'Clock. begin her attempt to walk lU0
miles in IS hours. and she will doubtless sue
coed.
Lcctrre-Hon. NJ. l. Townsend, NJ. c.. VIII
deliver his great lecture OH The PhscncianS.'
at Union VI. l. Church. ON Monday evening.
The LATE +. ID. STUART.-LaSt evening the
Strand Lodge and Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellows held meetings at the 7th-street hall to
take action in reference to The death of the
late Past Grand Sire Frederick ID. Stuart, and
stubpttu ItStlutlbil> HI respect I'D HIS memory.
AT the special meeting of the Grand Lodge
resolutions We're adopted making arrange
mentS for the funeral, inviting the lodges of
Maryland and Virginia TO attend the same.
and directing the hall to be placed in mourn
ing, and that the remains lie in state from 9 TO
IA q clOc X to morrow. i'll the main saloon. At
the meeting Ol the Grand Encampment feeling
remarks were made by MeSSrS. Joseph Bur
rOUghS, Grand Sire john w. Stokes of Phila-
delphia. John T. Given, Alex. Ashley, W. r.
Mclean, John r. Mason, Alfred III. Gawler
John +. llaVenneT. Samuel +. Douglass. and
+. III. RelnOhl. II IS expected that the officers
and many members of the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment of Maryland and many of
the subordinate bodies will attend the funeral.
Last evening the Uniformed PatriarchS aSSO-
citation OF Baltimore made arrangements to
come over and they expect 10 arrive here BY
The T. X F. Il. K. at :25 o'clock. 1t is more
than likely the Alexandria lodges IO.O.F will
be present. The remains have been deposited
IN walnut caSket covered with black cloth
lined with white merinO, and trimmed with
silver. On the lid are two massive silver
plates; one at the head of the caSket, oval and
engraved as follows The letters Il. d. .. F.
Odd Fellows embiemS, and the words Past
Grand Sire" The other plate about midway
between the head and the foot. is inscribed as
follows: :. Frederick ID. Stuart, born July T.
1914 died January -. ISIS
The Washington National Monument Soci-
ETY. met to-day al the judge advocate generals
Office. and adopted resolutions of respect to
their fellow member. +. ID. Stuart. Kit Carson
Post. e. A. r., last night adopted similar resO-
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