Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

A BANQUET BY THE ROYAL ORDER OF SCOTLAND.
At the Supreme Council OF the Southern urls
diction Scottish Rite Masons yesterday, Mr.. w. s.
Roose of this city, was elected to the 33d degree
The Provincial Grand Lodge, Royal Order of
Scotland closed its annual meeting last even
ing with a banquet at the Riggs house, super
yised by Mr.. Roose, the provincial grand
steward. The dining hall was very handsome
~ decorated ana All elaborate menu
served. Among those present We're Gen. Albert
Pike and daughter, James T.. Batcneior OF New
Dreams; Charles r. Meyer, OF Phiadelphia;
Franklin H. Bascom, OF Montpelier, VI; zen.
George w. Bdiloch and vile, John Mills
Browne and wife, DE Witt Z. D;,wkins and
wife, of Florida; Edward FitZki, Albert q.
Goodall, OF New York city; Eugene Grissom, oil
Rdleign. y. G.; Tnonias t. HaIcn aud daug hter,
OF keene, y. H.; John +. Head, U. ). A.; \. T.
longiey and Mrs. Fred Lon, ley, Edwin Il. Mac
Grotty and Miss Juiia MacIirotty John f.
Mayer and vile, OF Richmond, Va; Charles A.
Nespitt and Miss Helen Nesbilt of Richmond
Va; Joseph X. Num-, vi Savannah, Ga;
VIM. Oscar Roome, wife and dausnter: w =
Rouse ana vie; VIM. Ryan, oil Rlcumoua Va
and Miss Carrie Schneider, vi this city; Thomas
Sonervllie anu wife; Jonn Z. Terry, 81. Paul,
MIMI; W IN. W alleI Leonard and WIFE, Taun,
ton, Mass; Frederick Webber and daughter,
Louisville, KY; SULLIVAN White aud we
Providence, T. L.; Edward Williams. New
York; Miss Miilic Aplin, James NJ. Williams,
Minneapolis, Mimi. john Wilson, ana Grand
Master Thomas I. Chliieile, OF this District
ST. DoMINIc's HALL OPENED.-The new ST.
Dominics hail. the structure just erected on
the site OF the old church corner of 9th and +
sis. 5. w. was opened last night by "A sociabIe un.
der the auspices Of the st. DOminics Holy
Name and Young Catholics Friend societies.
The nall is one OF the largest in the city, Fully
1000 persons were in tue hall, ana several hun
dred persons on the sidewalk mad 10 await their
turn 70 enter the hall. The hoor committee,
who did much ior the comfort vi those present,
consisted oi Messrs. +. q. Sauer, W. q. Dawson
james Murphy, j. j. Fcgan. NJ. }. Colbert, W.
Il. Young, X. n. Johnson ID. A. Harvey T. T.
Holden, q. Altman, L. o Common, j. A Iay lor
". A. johnson, j. IL. DanI, A. ID. Mahorney j.
A. Moran, r. Z. Manean, j. Wright, j. \. Cut
Fowler, ID. Alinnan aud I. Robinson. 1t is
Thought that as the affair last night proved a
success another sociabie Will be given soon.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKEr.-23S cattle
on the market yesterday. 50 sold to country
dealers; II3 sold TO butchers as follows: Resi-
sold from ita To 412c. per H.. good sold from
81, 10 4isc. per IT,; medium sold from "a,
| 10 3!ac. per h.; common sold from Pig 10 81 &C.
and All sold AS follows: Old sheep sold from 21a
To- 3iac. per H.; yearlings sold from 4 To 4a.c.
per H.. lambs sold from 4 to sac. per Ill.,; .
Market Tor cattle, sheep and lambs was tair.
A ToURSAMENr AT Rock CREEK CHURCH.
n tournament was held yesterday afternoon
at Rock Creek, for the benefit OF the Episcopal
church. The following knights were success
| stroth, second; v. r. Magruder, third; Law.
renee Siebci, fourth. The prizes were "a saddle
oriuie, pair OF spurs and whip. The band from
the Soldiers Home furnished the music.
COMING CHANGES AT THE Ii. AND p RAIL
ROAD SrArIoN.-Ou the first of November Mr.
Robert A. Parke, the passenger agent OF the
Peunsylvania railroad, will remove his quar-
| iers from the Baltimore and Potomac depot to
the Once at 18Th and Pennsylvania avenue
| His present quarters In The second story OF the
depot building will thereafter be used AS u din
| ing hall for the train men. At the same date
the restaurant heretofore conducted by Mr.. n
Il. server will he opened by Tue Keystone Rev
taurant compasy, who conduct all the hotei,
| and Restaurants vi the Pennsylvania Railroad
company.