Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-19
DIED IN CoIoRADo.-Mr. George W. McLane, a

DIED IN COL0RADO.-Mr. George w. McLane a
well-knoWn WaShingtonian, formerly connected
with the press here and a correspondent for
several western papers during the war, died on
Tuesday of last week in Leadville Colorado.
MI. McLane had many friends here, especially
among the printers, he having spent mum be-
OF years here at the case, and for time he was
active In the temperance movement. The Lead
Vile Journal says that he died suddenly at the
Sisters hospital, where he had been taken on
account of very severe attack OF acute pneu-
monta, induced by exp osure.
THE BODY OF A CoLoRED WOMAN was discov-
cred lying beside the track Of the Washington
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on
Friday last, near Confess station, Prince
been cut away apparently by passing train
the night previous, as the clothing was drenched
with rain. She was recognized as woman
living on the farm Of Mr. REGISTER, in the
vicinity.
REASONS WHY-Ladies should call upon Mrs.
Thompson, at the Riggs, II they intend going to
the seaside and want their hair to remain in
order; or If their hair is getting thin or turning
grey, they will l find the Thompson Wave viii
she remains only until Saturday. +
Phi KAPpI PsI.-The Grand Arch Council of
the Phi Kappi Psi Fraternity met yesterday in
the parlors OF the st. Marc Hotel, large dele
cation being present An election Of officers
Herman, OF Dickinson college; S. W. p, Robert
J. Murray, of Columbian university, S. w. A.
G., Chase Stewart, OF Ohio Wesleyan university:
university; s. w. S. G.. W j. Mullins, OF Woos-
ter university, Ohio; s. w. PHI, A. L. Bates of
Allegheny college, Pa; S. W. H., F. Il. Kurtz, Of
Musser, of Franklin-Marshall college.
THE LECTURES ON ART, to be given by Rev.
Arthur NJ. Knapp, will form a course of study
especially adapted to stimulate an interest in
the subject of the relation of art to history ma
ture, race and religion. But while thus invit.
ing the attention of the most cultivated classes,
by the avoidance of all technical terms and by
the aid afforded by ample Illustrations, the
Philosophy of Art is made perfectly clear and
Ineligible to all hearers. This course has been
and has been pronounced not only of high Rsth-
etic interest, but OF great educational value.
THE ODD FELLOWS ANN1yERsARY.-The sixty
second anniversary of the establishment OF the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows in this coun-
try win recur on Monday, April 26th, and the Or
vance of the day. 1t is not definitely known
yet what manner Of celebrating it will be by the
order generally. The battalion Of Uniform
Patrtarchs will give a levee at the hall on 7th
street after parade during the day with the
Uniformed Patrtarchs Of Baltimore. The Dis
tnct Patriarchs in preparing for this occasion
propose 70 give grand entertainment at the
hall on Monday evening next.
ing, thief entered the house of Capt. Andrew
B. Rogerson, No. 629 A street southeast, and
had gathered up large pile OF clothing and
other articles which ne had tied up In table
states that he had neither coat shoes. or a hat
on. He made his escape.
KICKED BY HoRsE.-About o'clock yester-
day afternoon o little boy, named Egloff. was
kicked on the head by horse at 18th and d
to Milburn's drug store where he received med
ical attendance, and was removed to his home,
OLE street, near 18th.