Evening star., 1896-12-08
CON ENSED LOCALS

Pentalpha Lodge, No 23 F. A. A. M,
last evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic year: Harold A.
Irembley w. NJ; Geo. Tauberschmidt, S.
W.; w. ]. Wallace. ]. W.: w. p. II. Crews
eleventh term), secretary; w. K. Menden-
hall tenth term), treasurer; w. L. Price
S. D.; w. A. Kimmel, ]. D.: Matthew Trim
Bile, trustee lodge charity fund; W. L. Price.
delegate to Masonic board of relief; W. r.
Bushby and p. Reiter. delegate and proxy,
respectively, to ST. Johns Mite Associa-
ton; Jos. c. Johnson, representative to
board of directors, lodge room No. 2.
An error was made in the illustrated ar
tlcle on the exhibition of the Water Color
Club, published in Saturdays Star. when
1t was stated that w. F. Curtis, instead of
Robert c. Child, designed and executed the
ournt wood frame on the picture Galahad
by Miss Jane Bridgham Curtis.
Articles incorporating the Arlington Club,
formed for literary purposes, were filed
yesterday by Dennis j. Candy, Henry p.
Waggaman, Samuel Emery, Thomas NJ.
Bond and David c. johnson.
]. B. Ager, farmer, who lives in Prince
Georges county about a mile from Hyatts-
vile, was caller at police HEADQUARTERS
yesterday. A poorly dressed man had
called at his house the night before, and
mad been permitted to spend the night In
the morning he was given breakfast and
when he had departed a gold watch was
missed.
Joseph Meyer. who lives at SO4 7th street.
fractured MS left leg by jumping from his
bicycle near New York avenue and 13tn
street Sunday. He was sent to the E,mer
gency Hospital in the ambulance
Inc police made sixty-two arrests yester-
DAY and last night, eleven of the Victims
being women. F'ifty-seven policemen are
on leave, and twenty are detained at their
homes by reason of illness.
The police reported today that broken
pavements In need of repair are in front of
1o4 AZ street southwest. 1873 d street
southwest 2l9 Sd street southwest and No.
% Iowa circle.
A dangerous hole in the carrageway at
'th and q streets northwest and one in the
sidewalk IN front of No. 800 Sth street
lice. e p'-
This morning about $50 o'clock there
was collision between a market wagon
ana electric car at North Capitol and C.
streets. Mrs Isabella Higan. who lives
near Benning, was in the wagon, and she
was thrown from the vehicle. She was
S1shtly injured about the head and body
lhe wagon was only slightly damaged.
Joseph Singer, thirty years old, a resi-
dent of Kansas City, Mo-, met with a
painful accident in front of the White House
ABOUT O'Clock yesterday. He fell from a.
capie car ana was so badly shaken up that
ne mad to be taken to the Emergency Hos
pital.
The regular meeting of the Junior Chris
t1an Endeavor Union was held last evening
IN the Calvary Baptist Church January
10 was selected as the date for holding the
annual Junior rally. Several of the super
lntendents made remarks on different
phases OF junior work. 1t was announced
tnat Mrs. Hill Of Salem, Mass, and Mrs
Gates, missionary from India, had ex-
pressed desire to be present at the Junior
rally.
The Alumni Association of the National
University will hold Its annual banquet and
reunion the 18th instant at Freund's Hall
MT Charles Lyman, president of the asso-
ciation, will preside
Albert Oliver was found asleep last night
in the lexington power house. Conse-
quently he al peared today in the Police
Court as a vagrant.
Il was put off a train while leaving
town." explained Albert. The fireman
said could stay at the power house until
morning, when expected to leave on an
other train
He was seen to alight from an incoming
'ra1n, said policeman.
Bonds or thirty days"
The American University. through Eishon
hurst, has received gift of SIS, 900 within
the past few days. A condition of the gift
was that the name of the donor shall be
kept from the public