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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
ODD FELLOWS MEET
A Parade Of Many Thousands Tomorrow
in Philadelphia
Annual Session of the Grand En-
compliment to Take Place - The
Ticket in the Field.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20.-The
buildings of the principal streets of Phiia-
delphia are profusely decorated with flags
and bunting today in honor of the Odd Eel
lows, who will own this city during the
present week. OF course the most import
ant event on the program will be the dedi-
cation tomorrow of their handsome temple
at Broad and Cherry streets, which has
Just been finished at a cost of more than
half million dollars, and an immense pa
rade, In which $1,000 men will be in line,
but there will be meetings Of more or less
Importance held every day until final adj
journment, which will probably be on Fri
day.
AT o'clock this morning the annual ses-
sion of the Grand Encampment convened
IN the degree room on the ninth floor of
the new temple.
By reason of the recent death of Grand
Patriarch e. J. Erisman of Lancaster.
Grand Patriarch-elect F. L. B. keffer of
this city presided.
The other officers in attendance are s. w.
Jenerles, grand senior warden, of Pitts
burg; James B. Nicholson. grand SCRIBE of
Philadelphia: ]. Henry Beitel, grand treas
Lrer of Philadelphia; Warren H. Cogswell,
grand junior warden, PHILADELPHIA; Joseph
III. MacKay, grand Junior warden-elect, of
Williamsport; NJ Richards Muckle, grand
representative, Philadelphia, and Henry
Stemernagel, grand representative, Ale
gbeny.
The principal business before the encamp-
ment is new legislation.
AS yet but one ticket has been placed in
the field. and the officers for the ensuing
year viii probably be Charles Chalfant of
Danville. grand master; Amos H. Hall of
Philadelphia, deputy grand master; W.
Garlord Thor:aS of Scranton, grand war
den; NJ Richards Muckle Of Philadelphia.
grand treasurer, and James B. Nicholson of
Philadelphia. grand secretary.
They will be installed Immediately before
the final close OF the session Friday after
noon.
James B. Nicholson has been grand sec
rotary since January, 1869. and NJ. Ricn-
ards Muckle, grand treasurer since May,
1886, covering period of thirty mine years.
Robert E. Wright Of Allentown and
Francis NJ. Rea of Philadelphia are the
representatives Of the Grand Lodge to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
1t is estimated that over 100000 visitors
will be in the city before sunset this even
irg, and three links-friendship, love and
truth-are very much in evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Three Wills Filed,

The will of the late Anthony Hickman.
dated August 0, 1883. was filed today. John
L. Hickman and Charles H. Shorter are
made executors. and the following DISPOSE
ton is made of the property of the de-
ceased: To Mary Jane Hickman, widow Of
the testator. is beQueathed the house No.
1915 Sd street northwest, together with all
the personal effects of the deceased, and at
her death 1t is to pass to John l.. Hick-
nan, William /. Hickman, Rhoda f. Hick-
man and Desdemona Hickman Palmer.
The houses Nos. 1920 and 1922 Sd street
northwest are devised to the same children,
and the property known as No. 1924 Sd
street northwest is given to the three chill
dren of Desdemona Hickman Palmer.
The will of Lottie Thompkins, dated April
49, 1885, filed today, beQueaths piano to
Mary /. Butler and 500 in money to Char
lotte Brannon. No executor is named.
By the will of the late James A. TAFT,
dated March s. 1894, all the property, both
real and personal, is devised to Marian Cor
nelia TAFT, his daughter. who is also made
eSecutriX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Baptist Revival Proving.a Success in West
Washington
Church Extension Discussed by Pas
H II
tOrs-Sunday Troubles and Rows
ut Rosslyn-Other Notes.

Many stood for PRAYER and several pro-
fessions were made last night at the Bap-
fist revival. The church was crowded.
Rev. Mr.. Elsom was at his best in a ser
mon founded On Goods Love-"
The solo work of Mrs. Elsom at these
meetings is creating stir. Last night she
sang SOFTLY and Terderly." and in obe-
dience to special request repeated her
solo of Friday evening, Redeemed" Her
singing has proved a most attractive fea-
ture of these REVEALS. She Is a graduate
of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music,
and has sung in most of the large cities
of the south and west. Everywhere she
has appeared praise has been bestowed
upon her.
Tonight there will be baptlzlns at the
numerous.
Church Extension.
DR.. Hard one Of the secretaries of the
Church Extension Society, preached last
night on the cause he represents. A lib
eral collection was taken up. Many stories
of the work that had been accomplished
by the society in the west were repeated
to illustrate the good of the body. OF I51
churches built in a certain section of the
west all but 80, the speaker said. had been
largely put up through funds furnished by
the society. Remington, at one time a
multi-millioHaire gun and f1rearm manu-
facturer in the days of his prosperity, gave
this society $4,000 Today, Remington
only income is said TO be the 81. 200 year
interest which the society agreed 70 give
him. The principal. of course. will never
be returned. Many like gifts have been
made to the society.
At ROsslyn.
Last night Squire Birch. assisted by sew
eral deputy sheriffs and a colored consta-
BILE, swept down upon a gang of negro
roughs and women in Rosslyn and drove
them into Georgetown. Here they sepa-
rated and returned quietly and individually
across the bridge, giving the West End Of
ficers 10 chance to pull them in. The Ross
Ign congregation of toughs, roughs and
drunkardse was particularly Objectionable
yesterday. Groups hung about every con-
venient spot, ogling passers-by.
Notes.
Jacob P Clark Saturday transferred to
John Hurst for 1887. 80 lot. &c. block B. in
Clark and Cathelrs sub of White Haven,
on the Conduit road.
All during the convention of police chiefs
here LAST week the seventh precinct of11cers
in honor of the occasion kept the American
flag over their building at full mast night
and day.
Cassie Catlett, a woman filthy in appear
ance and habits, was locked up at the sta
ton Saturday night for picking the pockets
of one of her victims Of $50.
DR.. Luther b. Wilson, the presiding elder.
preached yesterday at the Dumbarto1i
Church and Rev. B.s@Peyton Brown, the
acting pastor, conducted services at the
West Georgetown Church.
The Golfer dam has been reconstructed
and the pumping out has been commenced
again. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
PLEADS NOT GUILTY,
Charge of Bisnmy Against Mrs. Robt.
Frost.

This afternoon Margaret A. McCanna
pleaded not guilty. in Criminal Court No. ..
10 an indictment charging her with bisamy
The Indictment charges that the woman,
under the name of Collins. was married to
Charles B. McCanna at Baltimore, Nd,
on the Goth Of January, 1885, and that
on the Sd of August, 1892, she mar
ried Robert NJ. Frost here, while her
first husband still lived undivorced from
her. Some time ago Mrs. Frost, or Mrs. Nc
Gamma, was sued for divorce by Frost, he
being at the time unaware of her alleged
former marriage. The little daughter of
the parties was placed in an asylum here,
aEd subsequently the mother sued out
writ or habeas corpus for her possession.
The case was heard by Judge Hagnar who
granted the mother the child Shortly after
that the charge of bgamy was made
against the woman. and she was committed
Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
EXCITEMENT IN WHEAT.
Decrease In the Visible supply Causes
Jump in the Price.

Decrease In the Visible supply Causes
Jump in the Price.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Wheat opened eX-
citedly today, scoring a 2-cent advance
within the first half hour, but reacting
moderately later. The bulge was caused
to some extent by the cold weather and
widespread frosts. but was mainly the
result of the buying excitement rife all
last week. Corn was higher, chiefly in
sympathy with wheat, moderate tempera-
lures in the corn belt preventing a more
marked advance. Oats were firm, with
wheat and corn.
The visible supply of wheat when posted
showed decrease of 100000 bushels,
million lower than was expected, and this
with heavy country buying and an adj
vance of 31a at st. Louis caused July to
mount to "A rs or 3 Is above Saturdays
firal figures: but free selling to take profits
at the advance quickly caused reaction
to "A is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Trainer Eek Suspended,

SYRACUSE. N. Y. May 20.-""Tonl" Eek,
trainer of John S. Johnson and the Stearns
team, has received notice from Chairman
George f. Gideon Of the L. A. W. racing
board that he has been suspended from
ali l.. A. w. track privileges for one year.
The notice, Eek says, was a surprise to
him, as he had not been notified that
charges were preferred asains, him. He
says if the racing board does not revoke its
action he will take the matter into the
courts. He will continue to train his men
and will accompany them on the national
circuit nutwit outstanding the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
UNMERCIFULLY CLuBBED.
A NOn-UniOn Man Attacked by n Mob
ut CleYeland.

A NOn-Union Man Attacked by Mob
at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 20.-One hun
dred and twenty-five lumber showers went
to the Cleveland Saw Mill and Lumber
Ccmpany's dock this morning, armed with
clubs and stones. to prevent the lumber
steamer Gettysburg from being unloaded
by non-union men.
Their leaders had failed to mako terms
with the captain of the vessel.
Frank Wentz, an employe of the mill,
was taken for q non-union man, and was
vigorously attacked and numerically club
bed. He was removed to a hospital in an
unconscious condition. When the police
arrived the mob had disappeared.
Later the union men unloaded the boat
at regular scale prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
OSCAR WILDE,s TRIAL.
1t VIII Probably Go Over to teh Next
Term of Court.


Term of Court.
LONDON, May 20.-The Old Bailey court
was crowded today at II o'clock in the
morning, when Justice Wills, accompanied
by the lord mayor of London. Rt. Hon.
Sir Joseph Renals. and several aldermen
took their seats upon the bench, prepara-
tory to the commencement of the second
trial of Oscar Wilde. who is charged with
serious misdemeanors.
Sir Edward Clarke. Q. c., counsel for
Wilde, Immediately made an elaborate ar
gument in favor of having Wilde tried
separately. The judge agreed to this and
decided to try Taylor first.
Wilde looked pleased as he stepped from
the dock, and the judge allowed his bail
to be renewed. and he was again released
from custody.
1t is now probable that Wilde's case will
go over until next session, and there is
evidently but a slight chance Of his con-
viction. Indignant comment is heard on
all sides at the turn events have taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Died in the Night.

RICHMOND, Va, May DIV. c. Adams,
superintendent of the Richmond city gas
works, died last night.
Mr.. Thos. ]. Glover, manager of the
White Sulphur Springs. died last night,
after a short illness. He had just leased
the White Sulphur Springs property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20

William Dorsey, fourteen-year-old col
ored boy, was arrested near It'll and D
streets this afternoon for drawing a pistol
on small boy named Bene Bornestein.
Dorsey was looking at a bicycle, and when
the Bornestein boy told him he did not
have 80 cents they had some words, and
the pistol was drawn. Policeman kimmeu
locked the boy up for trial tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Charged With pension Fraud,.

Special Pension Examiner John H. jerks,
acting under orders from Washington,
swore out a warrant for Pension Agent
Edwin Bookmyer and his daughter Ella Of
Lancaster, Pa, Thursday night, charging
ing and counterfe!ting applications for PEN
sions. Bookmyer was arrested and gave
ball for a hearing before United States
Commissioner Montgomery. His daughter
Is in New York. and detective went after
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
An Important Senatorial Quartet.

An important senatorial quartet will be
gathered at Rangeley Lakes. In the hills
of Maine, during the next few weeks. Sem
ator Chandler is now In the Adirondacks,
and he will shortly leave for Connecticut
to visit Senator Platt. After q short stay
In the nutmeg state the two will visit Sem
ator Proctor In his Vermont home; thence
the three will go to the Rangeley Lakes,
to be the guests Of Senator Fry at his
camp, where the quartet will enjoy q few
weeks OF fishing and hunting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Catholic Knight. of America.

The tenth supreme council of the Catho-
lie Knights of America, at Omaha, ad-
journed Saturday night. Mobile, Ala, was
selected as the next place OF meeting. which
will taas ,.ace In 1897. The officers elected
are: Supreme president. Edward Feeney of
Brooklyn; supreme vice president, Charles
]. OFT of Galveston, Tex; supreme secre-
tary, W. s. O'Rourke Of Fort Wayne, Ind. !;
supreme treasurer, c. ]. Kerstner of Tole-
do. Ohio; supreme trustee. E. D. McGuin-
Eess Of Providence, R. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20

Moses Wilson, a colored man. fifty-six
years old, who lives in o street alley, met
with a serious accident today while work.
ing in an excavation near 10th and Florida
avenue. The bank caved in. and the work.
mans leg was broken. He was sent to
Freedman's Hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Carried n Revolver.

Frederick Klotz. who says he is tele-
graph operator at one of the race tracks,
forfeited $50 in the Police Court today for
carrying a pistol He was arrested late
last night near 7th and H streets north
west. Policeman Sedgwick arrested him
because of complaint made by citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Per sonn1 Mention,

Assistant Secretary McAdoo will make an
address ct the opening Of the Naval War
College at Newport on tho Sd proximo.
Representative Stone of Kentucky left
for his home this afternoon.
Maj. James P. Quinn of the corps of
engineers is in the city on business with
the light house board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Six of the Crew Drowned.

DOVER, Eng, May 20.-The Norwegian
bark Ceylon, Capt. Olsen, has been wrecked
near this port. Six of her crew were
drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Many Mt St. Asnph's.

The card presented by the Virginia
Jockey Club at ST. Asaph today was an
attractive one and drew a large crowd to
the track. Scratches were heavier than
usual, but did not interfere with the days
sport, as the fields were all well filled. The
track was IN fairly good shape. weather
cloudy and warm. Ten books were on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
The Morrison VIII Cuse,

The Morrison will case, in which ex-
President Harrison was 30 long engaged
at Richmond. Ind, has been compromised.
Hibberd paid the costs. The estate will be
divided equally among the heirs Of Robert
Morrison and Mr. Hibberd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
Cotton Dealers Assign.

NEW YORK,May 20.-Stevens 6 Co..very
large cotton dealers, today assigned to G.
w. B. Corliss. They are said TO have been
short on cotton and corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20

The following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed today: At Shade, Fauquier
county.Va., ]. D. Warner. vice W. n. Green.
removed: WickliTe, Clarke county, Va. E.
w. Daley, vice w. H. Cameron. dead: No
Ian. Mingo county. w. Va, Michael Young,
vice o. F. Jones, removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
CAPT. TRENCH DEAD,
He Was Lately Temporary Governor
of COrintO.

LONDON. May 2O-The admiralty has re-
ceived news of the death of Capt. Frederick
P. Trench Of the British flagship Royal
Arthur, recently at Corinto, Nicaragua,
where the captain acted as governor of the
port during the occupation of that place by
the British forces. Capt. Trench died while
on his way to Victoria, B. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-20
And Now Iaces.
AT Next to No Prices!

Point Venice Laces, from 8
to U inches wide-25 patterns to
select from. Regular price has
always been from 15c. TO 25c.
In white, cream and butter. At
this sale, only.
Finest Point Venice and Or
entail Laces A to 10 inches
wide. Always have been Csc. to
3Sc. and great value at that. In
white, cream and butter. At
only ...-............
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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nno onIttgen etnfluBret9en BerI 0nli6feiter
ltrllGgert1 tpel4e ii9 fir btefen OOer jener
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Dom W}apor 6optin5 ernannte Gommif1tou
untonfituttOneQ fet. Observation-Disclosures
BADEN it3 bereits gemel0et, I'm ben &i
auf3unebmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
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Die dIteren, aber ounoebiIoeten" Seamten
hatten eineu Dorfprunq Dor ihren iin=
eereH, aber eebtIoeten Goleeen.

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tdnntlt3 Die Oebife Der Boli3eicommiTGre
gelegentli9 Der Gibilbienftpriifunq Der fob
tti9en PoGi3iiten. @Gn5li9 unp1rteiifG lit
AUDI Die 8eurtbeilung Der i9riftli9en Briiz
fungsarbetten Der POlt3iften bur6 Die Ser
rem Stirling, 8ater unb &o1ent6al erfolgt,
benin Oteie 9erren BADEN Die Pr~iifung5arbei=
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6etreffenbSn Nrbetten 6erriibrten.
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rDde BEL Der Priifung iiber einen rnb benz
felben &amm gef9Dren norben, 10 haB DDn
elmer gGn5li9en unprecedented BEL Der Yrii=
flung ni9t mebr bic &ebe fem tann. Die
Regulatipnen fir bic Briifung, tpsl9e Der
leBteren gu 8runbe ldgen, beIagen nGmli4,
baB iebem poIi3iten, i'm Sale or Da3 bprz
gef4riebene MinbetmaB Der QeiitlngSfdbigz
felt, IS BON 100 Buntten bur9 feline I9riftz
li3e Nrbeit ni6t errei9en tann, fir iebes
Sabr ieiaes 0tenftes flint punfte gut ge=
f4rieben Derben fpIen. 9ieIe Nnrs9nuag
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8oli3iften erfDlgt, nel9e IS BEL Der I9rift=
lt9en Mr6eit auf me6r ais 65 8unfte gez
bra6t BADEN. Die ungere9tigteit, bic Der
IeBteren 8Iaur0den babur9 3~ugefiigt pnrbe,
beitebt bartn, baB bic S3luBcenIiOn Der
Nrbeiten ben Nni4ein erpedte, OuB Die be-
reits piele Sabre lang i'm 0ienit gstpelenen
Poli5iten einen gr0Beren 8ilbungsgrab be-
1tben, ais bic 8eamten, bic erit 5tpei Dber brei
Sabre Otenit tbuen.
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Oienit mar, purben i'm @an5en IS punfte
angere9net, tpGbrenb einem anbsren 8eam=
ten, Der auf @runb ieiner 9riifurg5ar6eit
IS Puntte erreibt bate, aber nur bteie Sc
Puntte, unb feline peiteren puntte angere9z
net purben.
Polt8eiz@bef Brennan muBte 6eute 8or.
mtttag 3ugeben, baB uuf 9runb bieisr Sbot=
la3en bon elmer gGn3lih unpurtsiti6sa 8e=
banblung Der 8laurOde BET Der prifunc
nibt po6G re9t bic Hebe fein t0nne. 81
fiigte btn3u, bab fir bieIe ungere9tigteit
aber ni3t bic Priifung felbit perartportlid
lei, fonbern OuB Der 8ortlaut Der prii:
fungsregulatiOn baran S4ulb lei.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-28
8arness11oroproS
Re0en fir 2lnnie nlahaueY un0 G0muMo
0oroan.

Sn benz 8urneszM orbproseB tieGt beute
Morgen NntpoIt SuGius 81. Slime Die Ser
tbetotgungsrebe fir Mnnie MaboneD.
@r begann nit Der Nngahe, tptl6e 6ilfs~
Itaatsz4npalt MorriIon in Ieiner 8ebe gez
ma6t bate, buB NIfreb .. 8arne5 Gin
Wtdnn tpte ieber onbere mar. Dag ~er
S3nG3en 6atte. tpie jeber MenI9 unb hcB
Die S6mG6ungen iiber Ieinen g6arafter BON
Setten Der 8ert6eibigung ii6ertrieben paren.
0emno6, fubrte Der &abner aus, muB
ieber Sur3i4nittsmenf9 geneigt fein, So
tighten bur9 8ift um3ubrinqen 21 rerz
fu4en, pber uni6uloige Srauen in's lngliid
gu ~itiir3en.
Sn ben tpeiteren Qusfi6rungen lam er GIT
benz S4IuB, buB Nnnie MaboneD frei e0n
1eoer crtminellen S9ulb an Der Grmo1bung
BON Barnes fet.
&npult SreGpar teQte aGs ndGter Rcbz
11er Die @rmorOung bes 8arnes al3 einen
9tt Der NOtbpebr bin. Die lebte Rebe ntr0
4nlpalt &nigbt fir Serbian 6altcr, tpprQuf
nod Die S3luBrebe fir bic Qnflage folgt.
Der SAT- pirb besbaIb jebenfaGs beute nod
nt4t an bic 8ef9porenen ge6en.