Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-12
GEORGETOWN.
A GENEROUS OFFER.

A wel-kn0Wn undertaken, believing il woult
be a shame to mix the bones of the famous
Irish patriot, Theobold Wolfe Tone, which nov
lie in the old Presbyterian cemetery with thos,
of people having less interesting histories AM
as such will be their final fate if no one claim,
them, says he will, without cost disinter them
furnish a suitable coffin for their reception anc
RENTER them if any ceme terry, body of men OF
individual donates burial site anywhere il
the District of Columbia or at Airing ton wher,
they may be permanently laid to rest. Their.
are in the cemetery the bodies of eight or tel
yet unclaimed Union soldiers and he offer,
to remove these also free of cost if the Grand
Army or some other interested party provides
place where they may again be buried.
A NEW LODGE OF o. Z. A. M.
Hermione Lodge. No. AZ, Junior o. U. A. NJ
was installed few nights ago at Dunlop's Hall
corner sd and NJ streets, with forty-one mem
bers. The following were elected officers: ]. p
c., John l.. Baker; councillor, +. S. Neikirk
first councillor, ID. S. Robinson; warden, W. E.
Shipman; conductor. II. A. Myer inside senti.
mel, l. ]. Watkins; outside sentinel, o. r.
Reichard.. and representative to the state coun.
Gil to be held in Roanoke from October 10 to
%, John L. Baker. The new lodge will NEE;
the second and fourth Thursdays of each
month.
FOUL DOOR COMPLAINED OF.
At the foot of SD street, near the Columbis
boat house, is an old scow that has been used
the past summer in removing to point some
where on the Potomac the garbage collected
from the city. Boatmen and those who live
around the wharves complain that the odor sen,
forth by this scow is SO offensive that many
have been made temporarily sick. III it does
not breed diphtheria in a very few days." said 9
gentleman, Il will be much surprised"
SHE WAS EVIDENTLY MAD.
Vao{ardov a co1orad xrop,op riyaJ;,, <, $3.50
portions the dead Big Winnie, stumbled and
fell on SGD street, and as she came in contact
with the cold, unloving ground witnesses saw
the curbstones shook and the neighboring trees
lost half their leaves. These witnesses. instead
of calamity rushing to her side and assisting
her to her feet. stood of and laughed very
loudly and very tantalizingly. After q good
deal of side and forward shutting the woman
finally regained her feet and then threw at
those men in an experienced woy such un-
Sunday-like expressions that they ceased to
smile and threatened to call the police. Not
needing their interruption she turned another
leaf of her profane dictionary and was getting
well on towardits bottom, when an officer, un-
sought, appeared in sight andiin few moments
the uncultured woman was gone.
BISHOP NINDE's SERMON.
At II o'clock yesterday Bishop W. X. Ninde
Of Topeka, Kan. representative to the ecu
menical conference. preached an eloquent SER
mon at the Dumbarton Street Church. The
congregation was there in full force. and the
words of the minister were listened to with
much reverence and attention. The text was
from the thirteenth verse, fourth chapter of
Samuel.
Graham, the little son of Judge John A. La
cey died last night
Miss Edith Moore Of Fairfax county, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. Geo. T. Dunlop.
Messrs. Park Agnew and Archibald Greenlees
have assigned their unexpired lease on the coal
docks at the foot of Sd street to Jno. C. Agnew.
The consideration named is 81 600
There is a leak on SGD street near O. and one
on p near SD.
deed was recorded today from Ellen E.
Bangs, sole heir Of Jenkin Thomas, by Jesse
II. Wilson ct al, trustees Of the Masonic Hall
Association Of Georgetown, conveying for q
nominal consideration part lot 81, B. and H. q
addition to Georgetown-the Masonic Hal
property-High street. This deed was made e
perfect the title.