Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
PicuiCs and ExcursiOns.

Moonlight excursion OF the Junior Plate
Printers Association TO Giymont, this even
ing.
Third family excursion by the /. o. NJ. Library
Association. this eTenins, OF Tie steamer City Of
Alexandria
Excursion on the ArroWsmith tomorrow
evening. special feature Will be the Virginia
MinstTelS"
Third annual picnic OF the Drivers of the
Greet Fails Ice Co., this evening, at Beyers
Park.
Energy, Industry and enterprise seem to be
The characteristics OF the committee consisting
OF NeSSIs. Dickson. Sears, Sweeney. Acker and
80, 20 as manifested by them In their endeavor
10 have a frst-eIass eycrrrs,,,Il TO Marshall Hall
tomorrow morning and evening under the ATS
piCes OF and for the benefit OF the charity fund
OF Lebanon Lodge. The responsibility OF the
committee IS a guarantee OF the character OF the
party that viii enjoy few hours On the water
and al the pavilion, and as The proceeds are for
'sweeJ charity sake large and select atten-
dance IS insured. The steamer ". ". Corcoran
has been engaged, and Will leave her wharf at
10 an. AID $50 pm returning TO the city a.
al go ana 1889 PIN. respectively, Wlel cars
Will be il waiting. See adVt.
The Carroll Institute VIII give a grand eXcur-
sion 70 Marshall Han on Monday, August u.
This excursion is to take The place, as it We're,
G. the one advertised for the 22d inst. bat which
was terminated by the rain. See advt
INSTITUTION CT AN ODD FELLOWS LODGE
Last evening the institution OF new Lodge or
odd Fellows 10 the District, under the name
Of Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81, brought together
In the main saloon OF the Hall on eth street a
large number Of the membership. The central
part OF the saloon was arranged as q Lodge
room, tie Noble Grand's platform having a
back ground or national iiagS. on which was
hung the charter OF the Grand Lodge, and aboye
il d floral horseshoe with the words welcome
Golden Rule Odge, No. q. 10 Of" ana the
'AI Seeing Eye thanked by the flags OF the
Order. The institution was conducted by the
Grand Cf!CeTs, GIN. III. Gawler presiding, and
q ser the Lodge had been opened Nj. GawieI
delivered an address, an ode was sung and
prayer offered by L. G. NJ, j. t. Petty. The
charter members OF the lodge were introduced
by Grand Marshal Faunce IS follows:-JoSeph
burroughs. John Locke, VIM Gibson, /. E. W.
Thompson. j. A. Hunt, Harry CoggtnS, j. 7.
StrattOn, Levi Nagle, Nj. '. Casey, III. t.
Wheeler, c. Z. III. Holmes, j. W. Howell, ThoS.
:. HUrsey, G. +. Crandall, w. w. Howard. o. p.
Merrill, and f. l. Roland. Grand Secretary
Sweet read the dispeISation, and the election OF
officers was conducted and resulted as follows:
Z. I. Crandeu. y e.; j. V. Howell. V. G.; JOS.
BurroughS, X. :. NJ. V. Casey, p. s.. and VIM
GIBSON. These having been Installed the follow
ing app0iIto1 officers were announced and
Installed ThoS. :. HurSey. warden: f. l. Ro-
IaDd conductor; John Locke. r. S. and I. f.
W. Thompson. l. ). 70 Noble Grand ". Fl. How.
ard. X. ), and Harry COggins L. : 20 V G.: C.
f II. Holm1S. o. c.. and James 4. Hunt, ]. q.
The lodge was then declared formally institu-
ted ]. g. Vi. COlledge, on behalf OF =. c.
Watts. in 4n appropriate address presented tC
lie lodge ilOTal horse shoe as a token or Coo1
iuc,. and Noble Grand CTandau appropriately
company repaired 20 the Lochiel House. On yti
street, where an excellent TepaSt was discussed
ara during the evening p. G. Rep. Gobrigh
made an appropriate address
DEEDs IN FEE have been filed as follows
Mary j. and j. W. Wright TO John Price, lot A
in sub. OF lots 81 70 81. In Wright and CoxS sub
OF Pleasant Palms." s150. Julian III. Dean e
al. 70 Mary c. Dean, pit. OF tract or land calle'
BuTryyille: g .25e. T. Fl. Callan, trustee to c
G. DuncansOn lot p, sd. SIS; $780, HERNIA
Gaseh 70 the District or Colum ota, pit. so. 359
s9,0S6.35. Richard Contee TO n. b. Reeves, p'
lots q and %, OF Randalls SUBJ OF pit. OF orig
naI lot 5. 50. II; 3. Robt. j. Murray Z
John X. Murray, lots &c. "a, IS, In Blake an
heuy's sub. OF 81. 1871; 81 600.
SNAIL FIRE--The alarm OF fire about 3:3
OeOek thS morning from box No. 81 was 10
IRE which originated in a shed owned by MI
Brown, and used as a brick shed on New Jerse
avenue ard streets southeast, and was en-
tueIy consumed Loss $40,