Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-25
Close OF the Grand Encampment.

THE NEXT coNCLAvE To BE HELD In WASH
F. = '"sra iNGroN IN OCTOBER, 1889.
At the Knights Templar grand encamp-
ment, in st. Louis, yesterday morning, the
most eminent grand master made the follow
ing appointments: Sir Knight the Rev. John
g. Webster, of New York, very eminent grand
prelate; Sir knight John r. Parson. OF Mis-
souri,, very eminent grand standard bearer; Sir
knight Nicholas Van Slick, of Rhode Island,
very eminent grand sword-bearer; Sir Knight
Nicholas +. Ruckle, of Indiana, Very eminent
grand warder; Sir knight Edwin +. Warren,
oil Nebraska, very eminent grand captain OF
the guard. The afternoon session OF the grund
encampment brought the business of the body
to close. The celebrated "Michigan Ques-
ton" was decided, the action OF the state COM
mWndery being almost unanimously sustained.
the next cenclave, and the second week in
October, 1889. as the time. The encampment
then adjourned.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-A deed was placed on
record to-day from Thomas McGill to S. s.
Hoover for sub lot 30, SO. 369, fronting % by
Washington Real Estate company has sold, for
NJ. q. Baker, to e. Lanahan, house 400 II street
northeast, for $4,000.
HANDSOME HOUSES FOR CAPITOL HrLL-A
very handsome Improvement soon to be begun
on Capitol Hill are three houses 10 be built by
Judge Shellabarger at the corner of North Is
and North Capitol streets. The plans were
viii be three stories, Of stone and brick, with
great deal of stone Ornamentation, according
70 the Romanesque style OF architecture. Two
will face on street ana one will nave an en-.
trance on North Capitol street.
SUING AN ACTOR FOR DAMAGEs.-Mcssrs.
Barton and Logan are the prOprietors OF the
Dime museum, and among the contracts en-
tered into by them was one with VIM. Davene
their theater for one week, commencing Sep
TENDER 9Th. 1t was also, it IL claimed, agreed
that the company was moi to play at any other
house in the city before filling this engagement
Messrs. Barton and Logan claim that the con-
tract was violated In both respects, and to-day
by their attorney, Mr.. Chas. Is. Moore, entered
suit against Mr.. Davene TO recover $500
damages.
PUNISHMENT THAT DID Nor FRI THE CRIME.
Charles Croton: q twelve-year.old colored boy.
went into the Morse school building yesterday
and, 1t is charged, exposed his person and made
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under arrest. Judge Smell to-day dned him
$50 or 90 days.
FUNERAL OF SISTER AEeEL1NE.-The fune-
raj of Sister Angelina Fitzgerald, o Sister Of
Charity connected with the Immaculate Con-
the o
demonstration on the part OF the children Of
beloved. The remains were escorted from the
house to the church by procession OF i've
hundred children and y large number Of par
ishioners. solemn requiem mass was offered.
the Junior choir OF the church, In which Sister
Angelina had taken great interest, furnishing
naa Dsen the the
mineral Father Walsh. vicar general Of Ph la
deceased; Father WheIan, Father ONeiiI. and
other clergymen were present. Father Stanton
celebrated mass. The remains were attired in
casketSHere heaped the floral offerings OF the
children. The remains were inferred at Mt.
Olivet The gall-bearers were w: E: Mccarthy.
McLaren and ]. Redmond.
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs - Marriage licenses
John Il. Yoos, OF Chester county, Pa, ana Katie
Howard. OF Ludlow county, Va
A REGRErTED DEArH.-Mrz. A. d. Bradley.
widow of the late Hon. Sam 1el Bradley, 81
Olean, New York, and mother OF Mrs. Francke
1855 lisn street. this stS q "a idn.Ss
Circle s friends, Her son. Hon. asI nj : Brad Brad
arrived this morning.
FRIaHTruLLY IKJgR.D n 4 RAILROAD
on the repair train Of the Alexandria and Fred.
ericksburg railroad, while the train was oaek-
Ing out rom : ne me. main tr.ck on Nsv jersey
nom the caboose and sustained severe anfefnN
injuries. His legs went under the train and
the rghs one Ne: s51.hsd bslex the hips and
removed % Providence hospital In the polics
ambulance. where z Wa 6und necessary to
doubtful. He 10 26 years old, and iiyes viii
his wife ana three snaal chiidreia q No ~
Virgins avenue southeask
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