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Mrs Arnold of Q street northwestis improving

Miss Coleman is suffering withanatttck of reheumatism

Mrs Burlcigh of Baltimore Md isvery sick at the residence of Mr JohnA Gray

Mrs T J Houston of Pierce Placemother of Lawyer W L Houston hasbeen quite 111 for weeks

The funeral of Miss Addie Lewistook place from the Metropolian A M

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Mrs C B Walker of 107 F streetsouthwest is slowly improving she isunder the professional care of DrPhillip Brome

Mr Wm M Wilson will read hisfirst paper before Lines Chapel Lyceum tomorrow afternoon at 6

Subject The Negro woman and her in

Mrs Mary E White sister of officerJ S Boswell of the Metropolitan policeforce who died in VaSaturday May 4th was buried on Mon-

day She left six children Officerreturned to the city this week

Pursuant to proclamation issued bythe District Grand Master C Martin the members of all branches of theGrand United Order of Odd Fellowswill hold their annual thanksgivingservices at the Vermont Avenue Bap-

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Ruth will meet in the basement of thechurch in charge of Brothers AlbertBrowns and W B Harris The mem-bers of the Lodges will ueet at OddFellows Hall 1606 M street northwestand in full regalia Washington Patriarchie No 13 Capt W P Gray commanding and Patriarchie

Capt Backett commanding-will turn out in their resplendent uniforms and escort the District Grandofficers and the members of the orderfrom the Hall to the church DistrictGrand Marshal Algie White and hisdeputies will have charge of the forma-tion and line of march Rev Dr GeoW Lee will deliver the address to theorder

Eureka Lodge No 4562 G U O ofO F the youngest but one of theest and most progressive lodge of theorder in the District tendered a heartyreception to the District Grand Lodgeofficers on the occasion of theirvisit to that lodge Thursday eveninglast Cornelius King acting N Gwelcomed the grand officers to thelodge and tendered the Grand MasterW C Martin the chair Short addresses were made by the Grandter Deputy Grand Master W H RoseG T C B Walker and G D R FWilliams The Grand Master took occasion to highly compliment the members of the upon their splendid

and the progressive spiritwhich obtained P N FBroadus replied on behalf of the lodgeafter a collation was servedThe other principal officers of the lodgeare N F HenryBanks PS and J W Mitchell E S

Look to your HealthThe Boston Baking Company is as

they have been for years selling thebest and purest bread of any Bakery inthe City 1 heir bread and cake isnever returned for the very goodreason it is always fresh a homelabor saver house keepers find ittheir advantage to use Boston Baking

bread It saves laboryour wife and house keeper Call forit at all grecery stores and have noother

Iooo Agents Wantedto take orden and deliver the beautirful Military and Historical SouveniPortrait Group of the officers of the

North Carolina U S V in the warwith first negro regimentever and entirely officered by colored men sells atsight Agents are making big moneyEiom now on the souvenir will be sentpost paid on receipt of 75 cents toplace in the United States Originalprice was 100 Send money by Post

order For special terms toagents etc address Thos LLeatherwood publisher No 1206 NewHampshire Avenue Washington D G

RemovedThe Emmett C Jones Co Job

Printers formerly at E streetnorthwest are now located at 1201 Rstreets northwest under CardbzosDrug Store just across the street fromWinslow the Undertaker

A Western Song Bird

The Metropolitan Church ConcertMonday evening 2oth inst will be themusical event of the year MadameHackley of Denver Colo will be thestar attraction assisted by JosephDouglass Miss MaggieThomas Butler the MetropolitanChoir Prof Layton conductor Noeserved seats Admission 25 cents

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LEGAL NOTICES

TAOMAS L JONES ATTOHKBY

In the Supreme Court of DUtrfet of Columday of April 1901

when Meridith-vs No 20999 Docket 47

Henry Meridith J

Henry Meridith his appearanceto be entered on or before theo after this day otherwise thecause will be proceeded with as in case of

object of this suit is to obtain a decree otdivorce the defendant on the ground of

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The craft in Connecticut is in aflorishing condition

The Present King of England is theGrand Master of English Masons

Bro B R Boulding P M is one ofthe Lights of the the craft

Our contemporary the Alexandrialeader is showing up some good work

May the 3tst the Odd Fellows Lyco mi give an entertainment at theM street Hall

The Grand Chapter O E S forthe P C will give an Orange reception at Mrs Evans 1319 9th streetnorthwest

Ill S R Watts E G C andStaff are arranging to observe ascension It is expected to have out 200swords on the occasion

April 25 Vice President Rooseveltwas to the third in MatincockLodge No 806 at Oyster Bay LongIsland there was a large attendence-of the craft present

The Mancheser England unityOdd Fellows is rapidly approaching amembership of a million return shows 982 830 members the GU O F O F is one of the best secretorders we have among our people

Bro I M Carter M W G Masterof West Va has appointed Bro M LRobinson of Alexandria Grand representative near the Grand East of Virginia with the relative rank of juniorgrand warden

A is theof an invatation to attend

the 25th anniversary of Electa chapterO E S at Baltimore Md May 19in the Central M E Church closing-at the chapter rooms at MasonicTemple Couitland street

The M W G Lodge of which the111 R H Terrill is grand master wasorganized in the Distrct March 27 1848the same is composed of our representative colored citizens It is thethird oldest Grand Lodge in the U SThe Temple is located at Virginia

and 5th street soufliest the Juris-diction is in a properous condition

The Supreme Council for Southernand Western Masonic jurisdiction IllT A Jackson M P S G Candorhas established relations of Amitywith the following Supreme Councils

for the Northernjurisdiction Grand Orient Philadelphia Pa Supreme Council EgyptGrand Orient Alexandia SupremeCouncil of Hayti Grand Orient Portau Prince Supreme Council of LiberaGrand Monrovia

Washington Patriachie No 18 G Uof O F under the command of Col

P Gray gave an exhibition drill atthe M street Hall April 30th Inhonor of the District Grand LodgeThere was a large attendence presentThe Patriachie gave an exhibition andfancy drill in honor to the GrandHousehold of Ruth May loth Therewere some fancy movements madeThey will also attend thanksgingservice at the Vermont ave ChurchCol Gray expects to have out 75swords

April 23 1901 V E Ill T A Jackson 33 sov commander UnitedSupreme Council A A S R For theSouthern and Western jurisdictionInstituted with high Masonic honors-at Richmond Va Libertar Lodge ofperfection wisdom Chapter of RoseCroix Golden Rule Council K Kand Richmond Consistory 32 S PR S commander Jackson was assistedby Ill J O S G H EIll M D Meekins 33 of Norfolk andIll Nelson Harris 33 of Richmondthe cermonies ended with the traditional banquet

Services under the auspices of Queenof Sheba Chapter 3 O E S washeld April 29 honor of the memoryof Bro N Hunt Patron

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street southeast There was aattendence present Bro Hu t was a

eminent Mason The eulogy wasdelivered by sister A V ThomasP A G Matron and present secretary-of No 3 Bro W H Bruce P GPatron and Bro McDuffie presentPatron of No 3 piano solo Broson and Mrs Irving St Augustinechior The musical programe by theOdd Fellows Lyceum

PERSONAL POINTERS

Frank Doster chief justice of theKansas supreme court has served

variety of professions He started-as a railroad engineer was next a soldier then an actor and finally a law

yerSenator Hoar of Massachusettsjecently asked his opinion of a popular speaker Well was the slow re-

ply he explodes like Vesuvius butwith none of the lava and all of the

gasVicePresident Roosevelt prefers to

be called by the title of colonel rath-er than by that belonging to the exalted civic position he now holds Iearned my colonelcy he says andthe other thing came to me

Sidney A Witherbee a millionairemineowner and promoter of Mexicanrailways of Detroit is said to carrythe heaviest life insurance of any manin Michigan He placed 300000 a fewdays ago making his total insurance5500000 Mr Witherbee pays in annual premiums 18000

Ten years ago Senator Thomas C

Platt of New York was quite a robustman and seldom experienced a daysillness He has aged wonderfully inthe past few years and especially sincethe recent death of Mrs Platt Histerm as senator will expire in 1903 atwhich time ho will be 70 years old

The only American Indian in theUnited States navy is Chapman Schenandoah an Oneida 29 years old whois on the cruiser Atlanta He servedthrough the war with Spain on the SanFrancisco and the New York Thedusky sailor who is a favorite amonghis shipmates is a graduate of Hampton institute

Prof William Dewitt Alexanderwho has been for many years at thehead of the survey department of Hawaii has resigned to accept a position-on the United States coast and geodetic survey He will have charge ofthat branch of the department whichhas to deal with Hawaii and SamoaHe is a native of Honolulu his fathera missionary being a native of Kentucky

CURTAIN CALLS

London is threatened with a dramat-ic production of Oscar Wildes fantastic story The Picture of DorianGrey

James K Hackett may tourin the summer of 1902 a proposal to

that effect having been made to himby J C Williamson

Paris critics have treated the Frenchversion of Quo Vadis with markedhostility asserting that it is a plagiarism from the elder Dumas Acteand Chateaubriands Martyrs

Charles Hawtrey who comes to thiscountry next season with a fine English reputation to back him up willappear in New York in the fall in AMessage from Mars He will be under Charles Frohmans management

The receipts of the 40 performances-of Gounods Faust at the Paris opera house last year were 145480Faust was sung twice as often as

any other opera Les Huguenots being the next in popularity with 20 performances

Blanche Walshs production of adramatic version of the novel Joanof the SwordHand will be one ofmost important efforts to be stagednext season She will spend 30000 onit Her supporting company will be aparticularly strong one

TOWN TALK

The zoo at Cincinnati has sold fourantelopes for 1000

Milwaukees birth rate exceeds byfour to the 1000 that of any otherAmerican city it being 2628 to the1000

The first great fire in an Americancity occurred in Boston August 81679 One hundred and fifty buildIngs were destroyed causing a lossof over 2000000

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