Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-04
Chicago Markets.
Supreme COncIave Of HeptasOphs.

TO-DAfS RECONCILIATION OF OFFICERS.
The supreme Conclave Of Heptasophs continued
their sessions to-day at 81 9th street. The dele
gates present are as follows: Grand Conclave OF
Maryland-C. /. Hughson, L. ii. Garren, II. A.
Peek. Geo. Lee, John Graham and Geo. Elsenberg
louisiana. Sickback Thos. Togrina, f. j. Hor-
lot, Geo. ii. bearing, jr., and Ed p. Bell Della
aware-A. b. CroSsgroye. VIM. Wintrup, II. T.
Price and Thos. ii. RiIe New York-W. A. Losey,
W A. Bowlsby, A. A. Phillips, JAS. T. Thompson
and David Lard. MiSsour-H. A. Thias. VIZ
cinia-Julus l. Bunting and ChaS. W. faster
Pennsylvania-Geo. 5. KinselL New Jersey-Geo
l.. Boyer. Illinois,. J. Pitts Ohio-Fred Beiser
and John F. sell Washington D. CT NJ. Pool
Past supreme Archons, JAS. Young, Maryland;
ChaS Fairbans, Maryland; Fred Niey and Robert
Gillaspey. supreme Ephor. DR.. VIM. Maddox.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Onicers for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: supreme archon, Joseph Pyle, Del; su-
DIT .ne chancellor, Aug. Bouldill,- Md; supreme
pro 7Ust. f.. X. Shaw, Del: supreme secretary, T.
Va: supreme iuspector-general, l. VI. Poole ID. c.
supreme prelate, Chas. W. Jester. Va; warder
tees. Messis. Young, Posey, Eisenberg, Maddox
and Jester. Directors OF the Ii. VI. B. fund.-
Messrs- Graham, Gosgrove and the officers ex-
OftclO.
COLUMBIA CoNCLAvE INSTITUTED.
Last evening columbia Conclave was Instituted
In this city by the officers OF the supreme Con-
clave The following officers were elected: E.
archon, W. $ ROsson; W. chancellor, L NJ. Poole;
W. provost, q. W. Wheeler; inspector-general, X.
finance scribe, w. E. Taylor; treasurer, A. A.
Clesg; prelate, E. l. Pearson; warder, - Hecht
Phi kappa Psi.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF COLLEGE FRATERNITY IN
SESSION HERE.
The Grand Arch Council Of the Phi Kappa
Psi Fraternity began its annual session at
Grand Army Hall to-day. There are thirty
seven chapters representing thirty-seven
colleges in the fraternity, and they were
nearly all represented among the I2J members
present To-day sessions were devoted to organi-
IatIOn- The banquet will he given at the Riggs
House FRIDAY evening, when the grafton Will be
delivered by SOlicitOr-(,eneral jerks
Officers were elected to-day as follows: President,
Frank IL. Holder. Cornell University; vice-presi-
dent ana treasurer; w ana
ming University OF the Pacific; corresponding
secretary, VIII A. Barber, University OF South
Carolina; sergeant-at-arms Wilson sterling, Uni
vtrsity Of Kansas; sentinel W. III. snedeker, Carl
ton College, Minnesota
ANOTHER AsslGSxESr.-An assignment OF Ma.
| than l. Rosenberg, for the benent OF creditors,
was put on record to-day. The stock OF clothing
\ northwest Is transferred to samuel Bel0er and
| rreferences made 10 l. Rosenberg 500; Carl
| aueroach, note, $1,000. and L. Rosenberg. note,
| 5000.
Al ST. John, " b., movement has been started
/ for the construction OF yacht 10 endeavor Ia
wrest the supremacy from the American center
sTne federated unions OF New York; have issued
| n long address, urging that the 18th OF November
the 1y OF the execution OF the Chicago anarchists
/ h. hereafter observed as holiday.
4 the New Hampshire state prohibition COMMITTEES
yesterday chose Delegates and aItefnates 70 the
national prohibition convention 81 Indianapolis
Wi Nav 80 Most OF them are either women OF
| ele vgymen.
=, En- q CIV council and various town officers re
Sr,tes sayorabiy TO the republicans. The rsdics
ishor ne yule elected one alderman. The election
/ passed on quietly.