Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

ANOTHER LIST IN ADDITION TO THOSE uEREro
FORE PUBLISHED OF coxxANDKRIEs COMING
HERE TO TIE coScLAvE IN ocroBER-A CIR
cuLAR IN REFERENCE TO THE DRILL
reporter visited the headquarters OF thu
triennial committee OF the Knights Templar in
the Atlantic building to-day and found the
corresponding secretary busy in attending tt
/ the many letters coming from different part,
! of the country. Many reports are being re
| ceived giving details of special parties beine
made up to visit Washington in October. in adj
dition to those heretofore mentioned in TIL
| STAR
Malta commandery. No. q. Binghamton, N
T.. has secured accommodations for sixty mem
bers and band OF twenty at the Fredoria
| on street between 18th and I4th.
The Crusaders association Of Allegheny
commandery, No. IS, Allegheny. Pa. has
through one of their res dent members Sir
Jas. q. Bowen, secured rooms for their party
at Mrs. X. L. Meanys, No. S07 18th street north
west Sir Knights r. T. Morsen and Will A.
Short are the other city members of this asso-
CATION and they are expecting a very enjoy
able time when the other members visit the
city. Sir Knight A. NJ. Rambo OF Philadelphia
Is one OF the active and earnest members OF the
CRUSADERS, and when the clans gather Sir
Ranbo will be on hand with fresh supply OF
"reminiscences Of that famous trip to the old
countries
Hampton commandery, No. IL. Hampton,
Va, are coming. Teey have taken rooms for
their twenty-five knights at the house OF Mrs.
u. A. Grosvenor, 1910 G street.
has, through A. r. Hoover. recorder, con-
tracted with the Keystone. Oh Pennsylvania
avenue, FOR forty knights and band of twenty.
THE PROPOSED coNMANDERY DRILL
Yesterday the following circular letter was
semitic the various communicates supposed to be
interested in the question Of commandery drill,
and as soon as replies are received the triennial
committee will decide what steps to take.
Should the drill take place one of our promi-
nent citizens has kindly offered to donate the
prizes:
1.-The subjct Of competitive drill il now under
consideration by this committee. and they have
to request that you advise them at your earliest
convenience whether not your command
cry desire TO participate in such contemplated
drill to be held some day during the meeting
OF the Grand epcampment and, IL so, whether
or not the commandery would prefer regular
army officers"
OTHER CoMMANDERIEs COMING.
Maysville commandery. No. 10, of Maysville,
hy.. report that they will bring sixty swords
and Hanks brass band of sixteen pieces, and
will be located at the Arlington hotel
En-. Commander Cicero Buchanan of LAVAL
cite commandery. No. Is, from Evansville,
Ind. was here during the past week. He says
his party will consist of 100 about half of them
ladies'. They will have Headquarters at the
National hotel.
Sir Knight. d. Lowrey. chairman of commit
tee on arrangements on the part of Constantine
commandery. No. Al. Pottsville, has written for
a location for fifty-five from his commandery
Among the latest reports comes one from
Palestine commandery, No. Is, New York city.
ms commdndery Is well known in our city and
has many friends among the communicates of
the District. all of whom will be pleased to
know that Palestine is coming in force, $50
knights fifty ladies and Cappa's celebrated
Seventh Regiment band of forty pieces. They
Real Estate Matters.
Geo. A. Jordan, real estate broker, the past
few weeks. has made the following sales of real
estate principally in the northeast section of
the city: For mood & Batchelder trustees three
lots in square 936, S3,672; for Mary N. O'Regan,
through Tyler Rutherford. part lot 9. square
756. Si.557.2O; for J. NJ. Judsen, lots a. IS and
50. square 9l5. ~, 80; for Benz White lot 6,
square s35. s2,Sy6; for Ii. Ashby, through
Waiter d Walker, eight lots in square
lZ3, $1,000; for Thomas E. Waggaman,
through John F. waggaman, part lots
9 and 9, square $40, si.4s6.22; for Mary
Huthmacher. part lot /, square i0i9, $4,000; for
X. /. Meahy. part lot 8, square 734, 81 600; for
Il. NJ. Bell, part lots Is and 20, square 89l,
sl,6Io.50; for l.. Lowell, lot 5, square 63A,
$3.50; for ]. NJ. Judson, lot 9. square a51,
S2.3l6.20; for Hood aud Batchelder, trustees,
nine lots IN square 9l4, Sl2.43I. IS; for d.
Humes, lot =, square 957, 81, $50 rs; for T. H.
Davis, lots and 4 square 1923, IS 9J3. 20; for
LIZA Calhoun, lots 1876. 50. 779, "a, 400 80: for
L. /. Davis. through Addison & Larcombe, lot
s.. so. 81. S3,6l6; for h. V. Harrington lot IL,
square 81, s3,Ol2.60; for John +. Waggaman.
lots z2 and rs, square 778, :6.064 Is; tor J. w.
Harsha. lot %, square l55, S6,SI5.12.
H. U. Hoffman has sold to the Church of the
Covenant a handsome building lot adjoining
and south of the church 1t has front of rs
feet and Is to be Used for Parsonage Of the
church at some time In the future
BENZ. Frank has bought for s5 800 of Lizzie
kaufman, pit s. So. 4z6. 20 by 100 feet on Slh
between and h streets northwest.
VIM. ii. Haney has bought for "a. O0O. of Fran
ces Tourney, sub l65, 50 444, 19lS by 43 feet,
corner 9th and Il streets northwest
q. q. hubbard has bought for SI35l5 of
Honorine Jarden ct a, pit 90, 50. 1853. % bv
Connecticut avenue aud n street northwest
George Bancroft has bought for $4,000 of
George NJ. Dumer. sub c. So $40. 20 bv 10
feet. on L street, between New jersey avenue
and 9th streat northwest