Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09

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A joint installation of the officers-elect of
Burnside Post. No. 8, and Burnside Relief
Corps. No. 4. Department of the Potomac. took
place at Grand Army Hall last night. The Off
GERS recently elected by tine relief corps were
installed by Mrs Gladys Thompson and those
of Post by COmrade Patten. assisting muster
Ing officer Of the department.. After the install
latlOn ceremonies and "a song BY Comrade Kim
berry. Commander-in-Chief Veazey was intro
sreed and made patriotic speech. comrade
Blckforc then or behalf of the ladies' of the re-
lief corps and with some happy remarks pre-
seuted a beautiful gold watch and chain to Mrs
III. v Hendricks. past president Of the corps
Eneampment No. 81. Union Veterans Legion.
has elected officers as follows: Colonel, John r.
Brady; lieutenant colonel. NJ. VI. Whitney:
major. Walter Hudnall; officer of the day. B i
Clayton; chaplain, j. III. Hendrix; quarter
master. c. j. Reed; adjutant, o. D. Thatcher:
surgeon, W. T. Goodman; sergeant major. ID
u Cameron; quarternsaster sergeant. Charles
n warren: color sergeant. C. III. Stout;
musician, +. NJ. Dykes DIR. G. ]. r. Miller Of
Philadelphia, national commander, acted as
installing officer.
The election last night of officers of CAPITAL
City Court, No. "a. Equitable League of Amer
lea, resulted as follows: Justice. T. ii. Bradford.
clerk, G. H. Barbour; treasurer ]. huffman:
herald, ID. name; past justice, VIM. Phillips:
sergeant-at-arms, J. Gleason; constable, C.
Kane; medical examiner, VI. b. Stricken;
ausscSos Ia H. iOfy Z. u DrdQlCru anu L. -,
Bradford.
Potomac Lodge. knights of Honor, has in
stalled the following officers elected for the cur
rent year: Robert Trollaud. P.D.; j. VIM Pal
mer, D.: George b. Abrams, y.D.; Henry G..
Darby, AID; VIM. II. Hutchinson, reporter:
James W. Wisner, FIR; George ii. Cooper. 7.
John r. Gisburne, C.; 3. 8. Culbertson, Ge
John ID. Evans, GIN; J. ID. Terrell, s.; Geo J.
r. Wood. J. ID. Terrell and W. s. Chase. trus-
ices; r. Z Storm, representative TO the Grand
llH Inh .natsN Il.
Grand Vice Chancellor w. T. Mockbee has in
stalled the following officers of Franklin Lodge.
L. OF r., TO serve one year: John 7. Hayre,
pest chancellor; r. c. Cover, chancellor COM
M W. b. Middleton, vice chancellor; J.
W. Cox, prelatei Thos- Adams, ST., keeper Of
records and seal, l.. ii. Entwistie, master of
nnance; l. Fugitt, master Of exchequer; Tbos
" Adams, master at arms; Edward Dunn in
ner guard; Daniel Rothwell, outer guard.
sent Down Habituai Drunkard.
James Turner, who spends most Of his time
about the river front, was before Judge Miller
today ~ an habitual drunkard and was given
10 days on the farm to get the whiskey out Of
him
TEE cAsEs in which firm sees fifty years Of
business life are extremely rare, therefore il IL
n noteworthy case when q house dates its exist
ence back 10 the close Of the revolution as do
Walter Baker Co., the famous chocolate and
cocoa manufacturers OF Dorchester, Mass. who
began business there in 1880 and for a hundred
and ten years have made their productions a
standard OF purity and excellence all over the
world The immense increase in the consump-
ton of their breakfast cocoa is largely due to
their sasaeity in setting and maintaining its
high standard, thereby insuring healthfuiness
and nutrition. At the Paris exposition the
gold medal for absolute purity and excellence
was awarded to w. Baker & Co.'s prepara-
tiooa