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WAsuNGroE, Nov. 10, 1916.


The Grand Lodge of the District Of Coum-
ba, !. 0. O. F., at their meeting last night,
elected the following named gentlemen officers
for the ensuing year, viz


Joseph RarruWs, Grand Master,


FIodoardo Howard, Deputy Grand Master,


Thomas Jewell, Grand Warden,


Walter Lenox, Grand Treasurer,


{. f. Lowry Grand Secretary.


w. w. Moore and Joseph Beardslcy were
reelected representatives to the Grand Lodge
Of the United States.


The Rcu. S. TteStin. | omitted to mention,
Yesterday, that this divine performed the funeral
services at the burial ef Col. Cross. The family
OF the deceased are members Of this gcutlemtn's
church He informed me yesterday that he
intended to visit E4agerstown in the course Of
Two wceis-a fact that will be gratIJin Ing to his
friends in that vicinity. lie is still weak from
,ho effects of his illness, a circumstance gencF-
ally regretted


Jackson HUI. One of the store-rooms in
Blair s. Rves' new building, was Yesterday
rented, by auction, to Mr.. Michael Cation, !of
$500, and two cellars at sl25 each, per annum.
1t is the intention of this gentleman to eslab-
hsh a grocery. As he is an old typo, he will,
OF course, have call S0rtS'' Of an establishment,


Returned from .Merico. The son Of Samuel
Stettinius, Esq, and a young man named
CLANCY, who " ent with the volunteers to Mex
ico. have returned to their homes in this city,
The former was for some time at Camargo, aud
speaks of the extreme attention OF Lieut. Boyle
10 him during illness as instrumental in his re-
ooVeTy of health. Z.


The DEATH OF Com. NICHOLSON. Com,
John B. Nicholson, who died at Washing ton,
on Sunday, of an attack of apoplexy, was a
printer by profession in 1904, at Richmond
Va, and entered the navy the year following
as midshpman, Oh board the brig Hornet
Com. Chauncey. The Union says:


He shared, in common with the senior off
GERS of the navy, in its infant struggles, and
lived to participate in its renown, to which he
contributed in no small degree. At the cap
turo Of the Macedonia frigate, the late commo
dore served as fourth lieutenant of the United
States, and was the first lieutenant Of the Pea.
cock, in her brilliant fight with the Epervier
and became the commander cf the prize-shp
which he brought safely into port.


After life Of great professional usefulne IS,
and a career in which his private worth was
conspicuous and acknowledged he goes down
to the grave followed by the unaffected sorrow
ofhis brother officers, and mourned by numer-
Gus friends, whom fifty years Of amcable so.
cabhty and unweared kindness gathered Il.
round him.