Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-29
The Colored Odd Fellows.

An EXTENSIVE STREET PARADE T0-DAY-CELEBRAT-
ING THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER
All the District lodges OF cOOred odd Fellows,
together with Harmony Lodge, OF Alexandria,
united in extensive street parade this afternoon,
In honor OF the thirty-Seventh anniversary of the
establishment OF the Grand United Order OF Odd
Fellows In the District Of Columbia. The process
sion was formed in front of the odd Fellows hall
OH 18th street. Albert l. johnson, chief marshal:
Agiers White. right aid; j. III. Hawkins left aid; H.
Herbert. Chief OF staff, and William Howard, secre-
tary- The chief marshal and his assistants were
mounted Tie procession was composed of the fol-
lowing lodges, by the National. Sandy Spring and
Rockville bands: Free Grace 1.343: Union Friend
ship; sgl. commanded by h. Wood, and Edward
Thomas; a. h. Manning. 1851, commanded by b.
T. Butler, and j. Banks: Green Mountain,
1.41. commanded by COStin Gibbons and McCiruder
Columbia. 1876 commanded by NJ Honesty, r.
Brown and VIM. Twines: Old Ark 1896 commanded
by : H. wilkins and $ T. Minor; Social, 1s19 COM
!nanded by C. ii: Marshall and n. F. Grautlin;
JAS Byas and VI. Smith: Star OF the West, 1869
commanded by Geo. Banks II. E. Generpher and W.
Benz Lancaster and J. Robinson; John F. Cook,
49, commanded by j. III. Hawkins and j. Ross;
Peter Ogden. 13.4 commanded by 5. Wills and VIM,
Grant; j. Nee CruInmell, 143s, commanded by J.
w. Butcher and VIM. Trice; Eastern Star. 1925
Commanded by w p Hall and ]. a. Boston; Golden
Reef, 2Si2. commanded by 5. E. Jones' s. Warricks
and L. Clifford and Harmony Lodge, OF Alexan-
dr1a, commanded by Win. Credit.
w e COStin. John A. SmTns, Chas. ii. Shorter,
Chas- F. N0shy and h. j. Grant occupied carriages
at the head OF the procession The parade was a
very fine one and creiitable to the order. a levee
viii be delivered by W. e. COstin. OF Green Noun
tain Lodge: John A. SirnmS. OF John F. Cook Lodge
and Chas H. Shorter. of Union Friendship Lodge.
\ RAZOR CITING CAsE--Saturday night an al
creation occurred In West Washington between
some COOrct! men. during which George Baker was
cut across the face with razor by Archie Fletcher
Fletcher was committed to-day for the grand jury.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Washington
q. Myers and Elsie StOeper. both OF Milestone Point
y. A
OIL Altoona, Pa; Henry Thomas and Susie Hannah.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN ALLEGED WIFE
NHIPPER--Wm- H. Wila.nS who lives at No II
Massachusetts avenue attempted suicide yesfer
day afternoon by taking landanuIn. He was ar
rested few days ago a charge of aSsauting his
wife, and since that time he has been morose. Dr.
Suddar'h rendered medical aid and relieved the
OF the poison
WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF IN THE BRE asst WITH
SUICIDAL 1NTENT.-A woman named Albertine Gar
rett, living at IlO6 street northwest. attempted
suicide saturday night, by shooting herself In the
breast. The physicians at the Emergency hospital
and DR. Dexter were in attendance, but were IN
able TO extract the ball
YOUTHFUL HIGHwAYMEN Observation-Disclosures
Brown and VIM ThurstOn, two colored boys. each
about Is or 10 Old charged in the Police
Court to-day with the larceny OF forty cents from
Thos- Tut, colored boy OF about the same age on
18th street. near the avenue. IL testified that
Tut had some change In his pocket and that these
ooy5 sald Let play Jesse James on the = OF a
when they stood him up and while Thurs
court lined each SO or 80 days.
The SHEFFIELD TOOTH CRowNs.-Dr c. L. Ander-
sons advertisement in Saturdays STAR for supply
ing artificial teeth without plates, by which ii
claims extraction Is avoided was located at l4i1 r.
street. instead Of 1il1 street northwest owing M
the indlstinctneSS Of the "copy' furnished by the
New York agency. There is no l4ll street.
BUSINESS BRISK AT THE SFENCERIAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE--TwO hundred young men and women al,
taking the full course, and the graduating class OF
ISL wiz send out into the active business or life
hle class Of young people.
NOTICE TO BOOK BUYERS.-Thomas Bowling
auetOneer. VIII, this evening, ut O'clock nj his
bookSale>5 rooms (lIth and Pennsylvania avenue
open the first OF series OF book sales, which he vii
hold during the coming winter. The sale commen
cling this evening comprises many valuable works
among which viii be found two fine law libraries
anu some choice works in the miscellaneous line.
THOMAS BOWLING viii sell tomorrow, for Mr. ds
blnit secretary 10 the swedish legation. 1920 Con
htctcut Avenue, In front OF residence, his dog cart
DdSgy, elegant imported harness and stable para
pLernaiia- Sale at Il O'Clock.