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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
PRESBYTERIAN,

p~FoUITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9TH
80 st. bet and n W.. Rev James T. Kelly.
ander D. Moore Of Philadelphia Sabbath school o: 70
sTVce thursday evening oeioci III .rs ny
yited 1t
HSCENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- cor. Sd and SITS. Rev. A. W. Pitzor, D. D.,
at II a. and p. m. by the Rev
a. seas os Gnssp M.a
tended to all. 1t
NEW YORK AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN
- Church.-The Rev. VIM. H. Roberts d. d. i,
Sf Sinctnnad Oaio will occupy the pulpit tomorrow,
usual. 1t
@~EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
-. Sth and G n. e.-Rev. Max n. Cornelius D.
ID. pastor Will preach at IL Sabbath school and
pastors Bible class at 9:'0 IN. Y. p. s. CE, As
p. m. No evening service. Ii
RFIRST TPREsBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ ST.
8 90 m. and morning service. with sermon. at II
o'clock q. m Y.P.S. CE. prayer meeting at n: l5
Gospel telnperan service at nj under the aus
pices nf Perseverance Lodge OF Good Templsrs. The
Rev Mr. Clark will preside and there will be addresses
by Mr.. Andrew Wilson and Mrs Chambers.
Strangers cordially welcomed. /.
EsTMINsTER PRESBYTERIAN
~ Church, 9TH st. between d and s.w., Rev.
b; r., Bittinger. d. D.. psstor.-Services II An.
R-METRoPoLITAN PREsBYTERIAN
~ Church.-Service ct IL O'Clock .. m. by Rev.
Robert Nourse. d. D.. of virginia It.
Preaching in the new building. Mime
sofa ave-. at IL o'clock Sabbath school, ESQ
q. and Y. p s. q. f. prayer meeting at $50 Y
All welcome. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

A LADT WHO HAS kESTED Q GRANT PLACE
n Will give excs ent table hoard for ti6 pr month.
with lunch also furnished rooms TO let. su1e2ss
TSABIE BOARD AT SUMNER RATES AT THE
j WooDxoST. l3.h and Iowa drclA H7xm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INOR RENT-A DESIRABLE GARDEN Or DAIRY
Il farm hftyfour acres newly done up SIX cot
tar BAN ood fences; splen Id gravel road to city,
three miles distant Only els per mo. /; high and
healthy r A. PHILLIPS Il SON
INoR SALE OR EXCHAN6E-FOR CITY PROP
Il erry. improved or upinproyed. . magnificent
% grourd HoC.e has rooms, large yerandas, harm
and outhouses Nice apple orchsrL Price. 81. 500.
Apply 70 pUGAN BIILEk.
A ILASTIC CITY-sI5 CASH or INSTALL
N ulent- of 81 per week. buys lot at Mays Land
Ing, the beautiful subgrs of Atlantic City
This week you get S-5 lot for Sl5- Mays Landing
e between Phil .phiA, Atlantic CITY and New York
tic CITY i2r II has railroads. 2 Stations on the
West Jersey railroad. has court house. hotels.
paper, schools churches stores. cotton mills paper
mfs, luInbsrinR mills. brick kilns. ship yz-cs sssh
and clothing factories and the nnest water pover
Thr-e fAstoriss st, sires January Over 20 houses
were 1filt In Nays Landing last year. Ten cent
% for cssh Every purchaser this week lots for
30 squares from railroad title insured free deed
Send for circular
send noney an We WI pi-k you GU. sne lots.
NAYS LANDING IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
4ao walnut St.. Philadelphia aus-1+t
CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 7O6
= ssh 81; nv nsA. patent ofice. prepares abstracts
Of titles 70 lands IN Montgomery and Pance Georges
counties. Nd. and in Aisxandria and FairfsI coun-
ties. va Also insures titles send for fee list
teSm. VISIT
MARYLAND 1IILEs-THE PRINCE GEORGES
u Go. Abstract Co. Incorporated by special act of
legislature OF Maryland. examines titles To real estate
n Prince Georre. county and vss certificates so
Rtscts thereof Terrns moderate. Washington once,
Room so. FendAl bldx.. ~ and d Sta n Y2-3ms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
RUMORED RAILW AYDEAL
mas THE J.. & d. BEEN PURCHASED
Nv tho Norfolk & -IyDchburg. Re-
pubiicans Oppose the Confirmation OF
Observation-Disclosures Affairs.

IYwcsnuro. Va. Jan. ls-lspecial.l-lt IS
rumored here TO-DAY among men who should
be posted and are considered 50. that q deal
has been consummsted whereby the Norfolk
and Western railroad Will control the Lynch
burg and Durham Last Friday delegation
OF Lynchburg stockholders Of the Penn Con-
struction Company which has control o. the
I.ynchburg and Durham went 10 Philadelphia
to ascertain what was being done II tho mat
ter. and il is believed that some intimat.on
from them caused the circulationo OF the rnmor.
NJ. 4. W. Butler formerly Of Richmond
who has been IN the merchandise brokerage
busineas IN this city FOR the last eght years
lett TO-DAY with his family for Chattanooga
Tenn. where he viii reside IN the future
Lees birthday will be celebrated IN thlS
city tomorrow by a military domOnsira' ,ou.
A small delegation left TINS CITY to.giny'
headed hy Colonel Parsons, Of Natural briuge.
for Washington. They went there 70 oppose
the confirmation Of Postmaster Mcl~ngDnh.
OF this city. Mr. Mclaughlin IS Endorsed ~
a majority Of white Republicans OF TINS ciiy
and a good many Democrats. The latter say
thar # q Republican must hold the oihco they
prefer Mclaughlin 20 any one eise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The Fmperor Of China has begun the study Of
arithmetic.
Chang ZOO. great Governor Of shantung,
died SlU00l0J ln debt.
But one thunderstorm has been witnessed in
Arizona during fourteen years.
The Duke Of Cambridge uses the most violent
language of anybody IN the English army.
Tie famous leaning tower OF Saragossa built
i'm 1904. has been pulled down as dangerous.
The shah Of Persia has more than s95.O00Oo0
worth of ornaments, gems and precious stones
in one str n room, aki
Dr. Helen Druskoyitch the first woman in
Austria 20 follow q course or philosophical
Studies has lost her reason from oFerwork.
The greatest glut.on Of antiquity was Albinus
tine Roman. vino 40 one breakfast are 90 ngs,
900 peaches. ten melons, l0J small BIRDS ana 400
oysters
The French papers are much exercised by tie
discovery at thtruOurg of manulactory OF
faI.e llfIlets DO rs run0ret that the most
favored market Tor these things Is the United
states.
A French woman. Mile. Elise st Orme, who is
sixty 81 as oil age Is anOut % start on Journey
around the world which will lasl Tor three
wears for the purpose OF collecting statistics
for the French Geographical Society
President Carnot recently paid Russia little
compliment. as well as grained ms artistic
TASTE. by inspecting the study OF russian artist
i'm Paris. ". AntOcOlshy. When the visit was
ended there was something like cheer gwen by
the people On tho street
The Belgian Minister OF War has just decided
that in future every soldier will be furnished
with small bone disc bearing the name, birth
place ana regimental number Oi the holder so
that In tine event OF Alm being killed or injured
on tho field ot battle identification Will 0e easy
and rapid
Paul B0hne, OF Berlin. when asked by the pre-
siding Judge Of the criminal court what first
led him into crime. begged to bo excused on the
ground chat he hadn't been able 20 charge his
memory with such trliie Mr. B0hne was
promptly sentenced 20 eight years penal seriI-
lude IN which 10 refresh his memory.
During his connection with Punch. John
Ieech contributed over con drawings 90 that
periodical and received some 10000 IN pay
Wruf Tor the same. As Iecch s work on
lnnch extended over fNcnty-three years. 10
follows that he drew from tins source alone an
average annual salary OF nearly 1ilin
Ihs present Lady Mayoress OF London was
once chamhcrmaii, while her husband has
on several occasions held the important office
OF master of the FOX hounds most unusual
qualification for n lovd mayor 81 London, the
city fathers enloring the reputation. a a rule,
OF being exceedingly Indifferent horsemen.
Oneof John BrigLts early experiences in
angling IS described ln A grW hoes Just pub.
Nshed IN England. Tho grandfather of the
plesout Lord LoYai had taken him ont 20 catch
salmon. and instructed him whore % east his
hv before complying. Mr.. Bright, thinking 20
staady the line, turned 10 around his tCrcnnger.
fhe result was that when he hooked fish, rs he
did ~ the very first cast, he gave an agonized
yell and forthwith tambled straight into the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
Personals ana Briefs.

Miss Josephine Bullock is at the Retreat FOR
the Sick.
There were no c0nyicts received at the pen
itentiary yesterday.
Mr. John T.. Boiling. Of Amelia county, is
here On business, stopping at the Hotel
DOds0u.
Mr. John F. Butler, Of sleriden, Conn. is
visiting his cousin. Alr. =. J.. Ryan, ilt north
Seventh street.
Mr.. George T.. Davis. formerly Of this city.
now chief clerk of Pier D. Newport News, a..
who has for the past three weeks been con
fined % his bed from an attack of indamma-
tory rheumatism. has so lar recovered as % be
able 90 travel. and IS now at las fathers resi-
dence. no. 200 east Broad street.
Mr.. 4. =. Campbell. president Of the Com
mon Council h1s gone 20 Wilmington, n. e..
on business trip.
Mrs. Il. O. Mills. wife Of the representative
in Congress from Texas. and daughter stopped
at the Exchange Hotel on Sunday on their
way to Washington.
The serious aspect Of the oyster question TO
the up country member. OF the Legislature
may be easily Judged when 10 Is STAGED that
two III the members Of the lower house from
the mountain district, saw their first oysters
on their arrival IN Richmond.
Mr.. James s. Pace. president of the Plan
tiers National Bank. has bought the house
and lot adjoining that institution and the
two buildings are 10 be pulled down 10 make
room Tor q mas uihcent new banking house 70
cover the whole OF both lots.
The Now ork and Florida special will
commence running regularly tomorrow over
tho I, chmond. fredericksburg ard Potomac
railroad.
Policeman johnson T.. Walton. who has
been ~ tor some weeks. is slightly better.
Mr. ". :. Pitcher continues quito III.
Mr. Decatur Axtell has returned from New
York
Two OF three freight cars on the Richmond
and Allegheny road got Oh TIE the track yes
terday morning and tumbied into the canal
near Eighth street.
Rev. A. H. Moore. editor of the Missionary
Weekly, is sick with the grip.
Arthur Morris and Charles Harris. two negro
boys. were arrested in the Third police dis
trict Yesterday on the charge OF attempiine 10
snatch q pocketboOk out Of the hand Of u
lady.
The Scottish Rite Masons conferred the
Fourth and Fifth Degrees az st. Adams Hall
last night
Mrs. William J.. Royal gave card party
this evening in honor of Mrs. Bradley L.
johnson. Of Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
H.. sermon SUNDAY was complimented in the

- .oroon Sunday was complimented in the
h h'S terms by oil present.
TLouvh quite young. he is preacher OF
III ability. He naturally is entitled TO
~ ,ft rs from both sides Of his house be 10
dsnao Az from noted Baptist preachers His
'.rerjfather Rev. j. b. Taylor, ID. d.. ouiit
80 fr.t Gracc-street church. Rev. Janles
u TAYLOR. d. D.. of Lexington; rev:
Charles r.. Taylor, D. D.. of Wake torsss
College. and Rev. George B. Taylor. -. ~
snnerintenden, Of Baptist missions Ia holiio,
ore his uncles Tho subject Of BIS seinlun
was THE significance or Chrlsts ffs1 -n'i"-
ole % tho turning or water into vine.
Rev. Paul Whitehead. ID. D.. was ulauls ~
meet an appointment ~ York county Sulu".
~, account Of the storm. and preacheu ~
We.t.Fnd church. Manchester.
The iarmeu ~ the Church or Disciple7 y.
Richmond and Manchester held meeting AZ
the seyouth-street church Sunday ailsI,
noon. The attendance was very iarge M" an.
much interest wax manifested. IL was nc
cIdel 10 organize q union OF luo iv"'
churches aud the elders and one lay iuein-
Der from each congregation were az.
noiutad T. committee on plan OF Or
ganiza.ion and work This c22inhil,tso
vii meet on Tuesday night week al SeNes'' ia.
street church. The membership OF Tue i9G (.
churches is now something over lyUV' "-a ~
* proposed 90 organize % new GNU gu 80
so5n probably m the West End. WAeio 'Hel0
is now d mission Sunday school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

To-day is the anniversary Of Uener "a,
Robert Edward Lees birthday and 10 VIII ne
mite generally observed IN this city. me
banks WI. 10 closed the freight Offices WI
sloD business after noon. tie waolesa'e
houses will 1--WE thor clerks "a houdsJ. we
cit, officers viii not transact business altef ~
o'clock. the General Assembly Will not zoe ih
session and an Of the loyal and true citi]e is
of Richmond viii pay Just trlDule 10
tho memory az Robert p. Lee. onorI5
after O'Clock there will bee parade,
c1mposed OF the First Virginia regiment
several troops of cavalry, the bowitzers aht
the Blues. Tie latter w.l net as specl"i
escort % tho two veteran camps. Lee an
Pickett. After the parade the veterans, ana
military Will proceed t0 the hall ot tho House
of DELEGATES. where q speech vail be Del, Nefea
bv Rev. Ge.-re II. Ray Rev. =. T.. Mason
of Grace church. viii offer prayer.
Alright tie veterans Will reassempie III tue
reglmontal armory and ana old fashioned.
camp IRE viii be held. The line oi Narch OF
tie narade is up Broad % Adams. thence I'd
rankin. thence o. the zee monument. 3tter
manuuycriug the parade Will return down
franklin street 20 Fifth. up tltth 10 Grace
and thence 10 tie Capitol square me post,
Office WELL have the usual hours. the euerai
Government n0trecognizing the legal holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
Ices plrthdav in North carollna.

Rarrrcu. X. C.. Jan. special Ten
eral Lees birthday VIII be generally observed
tomorrow throughout the State. hh pueAc
departments and banks viii c. se' and Is
general holiday VIII prevail. Az the CHURCHES
% this city iast night General Lees isNof-'s
lvnn How Firm foundat on wa sung
Tha railroad commission to day announced
that i wouli be- governed by thc Interstate
Commerce law on tAe subject OF tree passes III
THIS State
Argument was begun to-day by counsel he
fore Tie referee upon tle Question OF the
liability ~ taxation oil certain property OH IAs
Enic.gn and CASTOR railr ad, when mas JOY
S. o. time ioeu iu q pGte.
H. T. Norris A. Co. one OF The most e1.
tens,ve wholesale grocery and cotton firms ~
this city, mado I'm assignment to.mgit ".
IT. Pace. Is4.. of TINS city, is ass gnee Us
b.iles ere estimated 80 upwards VI F3O'vOJ.
Assets are mo-. stated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

IRoS GATE. Va, Jan. 1s.-iSpecia. The
directors Of the Farmers Alliance Cooper
ative Manufacturing Company that has
large plant at iron cate for the manutactory
of wagons and farming implements. which
has been shut down for some months. bad q
meeting here this week and transacted much
business. Major George Chrisman, of Hook
ingham. was elected treasurer IN the place of
j. Wissler resigned. and settlement was
made with the retiring treasurer Ehortsw.ll
be put forth To make arrangements 10 start
the factory as soon Is possible. butno definite
action was taken 60 resume operations. Isaiah
Punt. Of ia2e. president has been appointed
manager temporarily. A large number OF
leading farmers in the State are Interested ia
the enterprise A circular letter will he
shortly sent 20 the stockholders and membe
of the Alliance setting forth the prospects of
the company with view TO resuming ope-
ratons at AS early q day as possible. MI A..
Il. MithrOw who was elected manager some
weeks ago. declined tho offer.
Grip is raging here. but no deaths s. far.
Mrs. w. W. Wilson Is Frustrated with 1t at
her home here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
HnInnfon Iinnueninrs.

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 1s- Especial Mr.
William S Howard died Saturday morning at
his residence near here. Mr.. Howard was
born in / ork county in 1851. moved to Eliza
beth City county and was clerk of court for
a number of wears He was well known. be-
ing thoroughly identified with this section.
Elizabeth Lodge No. AL. |. q. @. T.. gave
ribbon Entertainment and were addressed
by Grand-C hiei-Iemplar Blair. of Michigan
1t Armory Hail last Friday night, and an en-
joyahle occasion II was.
The citizens of the town held. meeting
10 night. IN response 20 a call by Mayor
Phillips. TO discuss whether or not an extended
franchise shall he grsnted 20 the Thompson
Houston Electric Light Company which has
been furnishing lights for the town for eigh-
teen months Their service has been poor
and there is much opposition TO giving further
nights
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

prryRssrrG. VA. jan. 13.-lSpeclal Tho
regular monthly meeting oil tue Melhodist
Sunday School Mon Association OF refers
burg and Ettnck. Chesterfield county was
held at Wesley Methodist Episcopal church ID
tLia oitv YESTERDAY afternoon and WIS largely
attended, The exercises consisted Of singing.
Rotations and reading Of reports from the
severtl schools. Interesting addresses wero
made by CAPTAIN l.. L. Marks and Dir. James
j. Blanks. -.
w Phillips was kicked last night 10y another
morse which WAS IN the same stable, and 20
badly injured chat to-day the animal had 10
hdoo John G.. Watts Of Tazewcu county,
arrived here Yesterday and called upon Cen
eral Malone. Ia the afternoon he LETT tor
Richmond.
Mr.. W. 5. Copeland. of the Danville Regis
Tor and Mrs Copeland are on visit 10 the
family of Captain j. VI. Mullen attorney tor
the Commonwealth OF Petersburg.
Mrs Frank Massie OF Charlottesville. VINO
has been on a visit here. lett for nome TINS
morning.
Richmond this afternoon 70 attend the Sarah
Bernhardt performance
The condition of MIR. ". 4. Perkins pro-
pretor of tine Red Front bargain store on
Sycamore street who was arrested Saturday
morning on suspicion of lunacy. ~ thought
somewhat improved tO-eAy' anu ue HoN 'hhN
much more nationally. 4 commission was 10
have been held this morning TO inquire INTO
the young mans mental condition. but rs he
appears to be improving II was thought best
TO postpone the examination until Thursday
next. by which time 1t is hoped his reason
will have been fully restored.
Rev. j. W. Rosebro. -. D., pastor OF laoD-
street Presbyterian church. continued last
night his series OF sermons on Egypt.
II is expected that business VIII be practi-
cally suspended during the celebration OF
General Lees birthday. Appropriate exer-
cises will be held IN the public schools.
Mr.. John Hardy. ST.. "a citizen of kttrick.
Chesterfield county. was stricken with
paralysis yesterday morning and his condi-
ton is reported u be quite critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
WAVES RUTHLESS HAND.
cnr1D TORN IRON NOTIFIES ARMS
yu,, a va,srv Grave-Chiidren .Ipjured In
an Experimentation at an Ai'''Ho'
Eaily--Norfb State News

Wfxsrox. \. c.. Jan. ls.-lspocisl.l--News
wac received here today Of a sad affair III
Stokes county. Mrs. Nancy Chamberia'n' ID
at,smntine to cross swollen creek on ioot
lor with an infant il her arms. lost her bal
opco and both fell into the stream. Tie cliid
was sweep. from her by ihe rapid waters anu
drowned. while the mother was barely res
cued by tho timely efforts OF some men VINO
heard her cries. After search Of two hours
The body Of the child YVES recovered.
To-day wn..e two small children OF M anu ny,
u Fyerk Nev.om. 81 Cenireyle. THIS
county were PLAYING with IA powder horn
tbey nut some of the contents OF the horn
into a snua-box and then stru q SNATCH 10
the same The powder exploded anu DotA
were painfully i not fatally injured.
of tnis city. died Yesterday NJ tho age OF
fOltv-niue years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

AfrzAxDHra Va. Jan. Especial The
trial q jefferson Phillips for the murder OF
1,clrgc s. Smith. which commenced here .AsI
Wednesday. ID attracting greater interes, tn"l
any trial for years. The courthouse u pacAtA
and scores fail 90 got IN. Tic murder was
committed on the street. under tho iu are
OF the electric light. 81 1890 on the nlSAI 81
July 22d last. Three shots were hTcl eicH
taking effect. one IN the breast aod two ID the
back causing death in fifteen minutes. ne
victim was a man Ok family AID eHteAslt tF
engaged in tho coal and wood business. iIl'
murderer was single man and gainoif1'
Tho two men mad had some difficulty over
woman of bad repute,. but Oh tho
day OF the murder had made .,,rp
and parted rs pr0fessed friends When hliir'
Smith was standing on the corner con'elsthg
with friend. and was approached Dt j -N-
lips and fired Oh without a word Oh warming.
The trial Is likely % occupy two or three
da,. moro. and the testimony of the witnesses
for the defense promises 20 beOi very sen a.
fiOnal nature Commonwealth s-Attorufy
alarburr is assisted by Mes-rs. John NJ. D oi.n-
son and James X. Cation. The prisoner D. oe-,
Tended by Messrs. :. D. Brent and tdmlLH
Burke The array Of counsel is very able oA
both sides n.-
The court house was again thronge1 this
morning no the renewal of the trial o. "eher-
son Phillips for the murder oi George y.
smith. The prosecution ON Saturday evening
concluded It's testimony in chiof having g.
tablished the fact Of the shooting TIC CYL
donce Of the afternoon having been similar
o. that of the morning except that M cEor,
was made 60 prove a;lirmatively malice atoro-
III ught and lying in wait
The law of Virginia declares that murder
by poison lying III wait. starvation or any wa
FIJI. deliberate and premeditated killing
is murder in the first degree. All other muir
der is murder III the second degree
Asthe homicide would, If not justified or exc
cusod be- murder in the second degree unless
reconciliation was proven. tie proeecut u
presented testimony 10 show that phiillps had
shortly before the homicide visited cigar
store where he would be likely to meet Smith,
&c. The defense opened Its case this morning
and presented the testimony Of occurrences
which would DE likely to incense Phillips
against Smith An effort was made o. show
how Smith had prosecuted Phillips. had him
arrested etc, and had a short time before
the homicide boosted OF his triumDhs over the
sister Of Phillips. the latter boast being com.
muncated 20 Phillips "a short time before the
shooting, etc The testimony for the defense
will be concluded tomorrow and the trial
will probably end this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

C~.rrorrr. n. c.. Jan. j.. - Special =
Reuben Cupeper. aged seyenty-two. died
this m0rnn- He WAS % native of Ports
mouth. Va. being at ore time assi slant super
intenlent Of tine nayy-yard. lie has a
daughter, Mrs Iirants now living IN Ports
mouth
III NJ. hillps and bride nee fleming the
couple from Richmond that married here
Saturday. returned tonight.
Atablg Alliance meeting ia Lincoln county.
a number of men. who dill not belong 10 the
Alliance. went there aud got up q row. which
ended in "a bloody fight Bob Sam was
carved up terribly and will not recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Ivanh0e Lodge q. Knights of Pythias.
held ifs regular meeting last evening at their
Castle Hall. corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
There was p large attendance Of knights be
longing 20 this lodge as well rs many visiting
ones The rank of Esquire was conferred on
twelve candidates. this not being one-halt of
those who were expected TO be present 20 take
this rank. After the transaction OF some rou-
tine matter. tho meeting adjourned.