Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-05
The Masonic Veterans.
rHR ANNUAL BANQUET Al SCOTTISH RITE HALL LAST
EVENING.

EVENING.
The Masonic Veteran Association held its annual
banquet at Scottish Rite ball. corner Of 9TH and D
streets, last night. Gen Albert Pike, general COM
manler OF the Scottish Rite, occupied the post of
honor, with Senator j. N. Doph, OF oregon, on hi,
right Addresses were made in response to toasts
by Gen Pike, Senator Dolph. c, W. Bennett, E. E.
Thorne, James c; Dulln. lion F. ke!ghtley, Hon.
MI. Geo. W. Bailoch entertained the company with
number OF Scotch songs. The invited guests pres
e emit were Third Auditor Kelghtley, Cen D. G.
Hon. J. A. Benson, Of Cal: E. E. Th0rne, of n Y:
W. o. Roome, District Auditor l. S. Tichenor, Ju dye
B. F. CroWeIl; Joseph c. Taylor, Thomas somerv1fle
citation present were: Hon. W. W. Upton, first vice
president; Mr.. c. W. Bennett, second Vice presi-
VEINS. treasurer; Messrs W. s Roose and John R.
Thompson, stewards; Messrs q. B. Abrams, John
Trimoe, F. Weber, g; " Ball ,ch, J. Goldsborongh
H G. Eichoz, W. Il. Faulkner, John A. ZOOS Ds: J.
B: Gibbs, Joseph Gawer, j. T. johnson, Joseph
si9oe y,7 a. T. L9ng5ey, Lascalett, Loenler
gleton, A. J. sanderson, JOIN n Budlone, j. n.
Dickson, James c. Dulin, VIM. Gibson, q. Good.
hs1 ast Fl - wH Ns chs H Ssss
c. =. Smms, l. StOddard, E. Salter, r. Grant WI.
son. W. Hutchinson, j. P. Jef1ens, j. H. Bell J. W.
Moore and w. j. Hay.
ENGLISH OPERA AT FoRDs.-The Boston Ideal
opedi comrany opened thel, engagement last eve
audience was very fashionable one, comprising
many Of the most notable people In Washing
ION society, and the company was accorded
q most hearty reception. "Fatinitza" was pro-
6 d as the Ideals alone can render it. Measrs.
Whitney, Karl, and Barnabee and Misses Stone.
Phillips and Burton, In their respective roles were
all that could be wished. This evening ''Girohe-
Giroaa" viii be produced with q strong cast
TIE CONDITION OF Mr.. J. T. CoLDwRLL-Mr. J..
T. COldwell who was run over on Sunday after
noon by horse and wagon driven by j. W. wal
lace, still lies at his residence In precarous con-
shown Was this morning, when he seemed to recog-
n1ze bis Wife 1t is thought that his skull was not
fractured, but that he received severe conclusion
Of the brain His physicians consider his condition
as critical
DINE MUsRUM.-The program this week at the
museum Is unusually good. The wonderful Wat
son children: J; A. Leach, the great Chi,.ese; Sam
Lang Lang ana Doilie sharp, OSm Dixon, Carroll and
THE SUNKRN TUG MAYFLowRR-The work Of
Tying 70 raise the o. s. tugbOat Maylower at the
", washington navy yard has been suspended, pend
ing The arrival OF the wreck1ng company's steamers
and outfit from Norfolk. The decks Of the mon
itors have been somewhat injured by the attempts
W false the sunken tug during the past few weeks
SHOT BY HIS W1rRs Brunswick. Tenn.
great excitement was caused by the probably fatal
shooting OF r. l. Jones' prominent merchant bv
LOUIS brennan, bis clerk, In duel with pistols
cen9H s9efe last SATURDAY night Jones inter
anecuonate avowals were frequent. A challenge
WAS the result, and Saturday night, armed with re.
volvers, ana separated by only i've PAGES, the two
men men began nring at each other. Although f1ve
woundlng Jones In the left side. brennan ct Once
Ieit IOWh, OUT Officers are after him.