Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-15
'"s'hic msHnuy Thursday Ban
aI5PE,
DISTINGUISHED NAsoys PRESENT

DISTINGUISHED AA0qNS PRESENT.
Evangelist CHAPTER, Rose Croix No. ], 2 ave
its annual NauGdy Thursday banquet last
night at the Imperial Hotel. The table was IN
the form CT q Persian cross and Handsomely
decorated. c. W. Bennett. 33f degree WOrs llU.
iui master, sat In the east, at the head o. ia ,
cross; W. n. Ireland, SD degree vice senior
WARDEN, vas opposite him, In the west and
John Wilson, I'D vice Junior warden, In thu
south. The, remaining officers were scattered
Iromi5cuouSly among the guests There we e
ffy-fTe members present. Among the visit
orS were General Albert Pike, sd degree grand
commander. Arkansas; Albert 6. Mackey SD
GegtSe secretary general, South Carolina; Fred.
VENEER. SD treasurer general. kentucky: John
~, 1t, 81 nited States nayy Elias e.
boQdlnot, SD. Indian territory; Philip HEX
boIn; I'D, United States navy; Plat
o. 70, walker, I'd, Minnesota: Rooart +.
,.,oS $2d, Minnesota: john P. Jcf-
Iries, SO; Geo. e. Loring, 32l, M6ssa 3huseSts;
JAS ). Pierce, sd, New Hampshire; John G.
sd1hey, ga, Virginia; Wm. ". I pCon. 81 i
oregon; U. Il. IIiSl, SD, Nebraska: IS. c. Blu
90, virginia: Bel: Percy P0Ore, III M4ss.1
cLusetts. cen. Albert Pike read 3 saIa,fi1.,
Icn me Scriptures, and prayer by the Tor-
SLli4Il master followed. Wren - - tlor, -
!. 49, 81 Soa3'S were responded to by hon, y
~ "; l RRsoh' a. q. Il esey, esq, or, A7iSt
tae, Ao1. Gec. =. L0Tlng, NJ Tor Ba3. 80
ne Tx. ~ tsd ~ L JeAnson. esl. Matthew =
~-.i.. 40, l.. meiker, John Mills
EICELc, esq, aE1 9. ". Bennett, esq. Letters
were Tcs1 nom Brothers Samuel Y. N0yCS AMI
I,oo>LI II. GRAHAM, Te5Le~ll-.E t11t s.:S1 -
ctife-ea ten 70 &C absent, oug tina. they
NtE-Q r@D! 1C- with them il sDiT,5. l. VA
II 'GLight before the S2Fec1e5 we're finished AM
the &arhdy-I aatsiay banquet Closed.
AvoID a C03;rvE EAEIf az BODY nat op1r
' reC-..st - u ending discomfort tu5 lest
Il |DaC--''-- D--3 serious consequences. Or.
say1e's S-natt'e Pills are either Laxative OF
CatndTtIc, according TO the JSe. and may Dc de-
pended upon 10 produce healthy secreti0ns Of
the liver ard stomach
Two ACCIDENTS TO BOYS -Yesterday after
LcoL White boy named Geo. Garges aged six
year,, fell from porch into an area, a distance
OF eleven feet, While playing. lie was removed
10 home, 2o2 7th street southeast. Df K1cn
rendered medi al aid ana pronounced his in
juries painful, but not serious. About 1890
years OLD, Tell from the third story wind1w Of
house No. 1902 I0th street northwest striking
Oh the Balcony CT the second story and thence
I9liiIg 10 tie ground. He was taken into the
mouse ard Dr. Kelly called In and rendered
MEDICAL aid. l. was aSceftailed that the child
was Lot seriously Injured.
SEE TIE IyDUCgNEsT offered, for to molrrnw
oniy, ~ T. GoldschInid's Mt;nm1th Depart
Etrt Store, No. S = 1tu St, bet. Ii and north
HCSJ, where yoI can buy me French CHINA
cup ard saucer. decorated with moss roses, Tor
50 cts, worth Op cts; decorated china plates
only CTS, worth IS Cts; crystal glass spo1n-
holders, only - cts, worth % cts: real Ma
jollca J1g2. Only % and 81 Cts. worth from 50
CTS. 10 80; E5Su-A grass uTtaQ piateS, only %
cts., wcTTh 80 cts; 9-iIeh glass fruit dishes,
only 20 c,s., worth % cts; Octeg0u wine glasses
oniy 81 cts. Per dozen 11-tiI 81; also, great re-
auction Il the latest 1esigrs o. n4Oy caTFiageaf
BE CoScLUI!E@ DAYS or LgET,-Yea erday,
H+'.''''. llyiIe,tey, vas observed ~ tie ProLe3-
tant Episcopal, Catholic and other churches of
this city. In all the Catholic churches ye5ter-
cay morning the blessed sacrament was re
moved 10 a side altar commonly known as the
sepulchrt). brilliantly lighted and decorated
with rich MOWERS. To-day is Good Friday, and
IN the Pro estaIt Episcopal ana Catholic
c.mcEes there are impressive services. The
.TeneoIT VIII De Ing this afternoon f0r the
last tine. To-nog Eoly saturday, the new
IRE and hapt1smal pS7es are blessed, the affairs
are redec0TaJed and the bells again sounded
On Easter sunday, which closes Lent. the Tesur-
TectioE o. the Lord IS celebrated with Joyous
music