Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25
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lutilpat very zlbirlhe speech. Alter the ad-
dresses the degrees ant Al functions will be conferred
which will be another interesting feature
The ceremonies ofbyas he Corner Stone Of the
College buildings will occup the evening. The Com
mittee of Arrangements The following pro-
gramme of procession:
Col. Maurice langhorne jr. Chief Marshal; Dexter
0ey, J Speed Rnad, Aids
MUSIC
Cadets Of Lynehburg College;
Citizens double hleG
Sons Of Temperance;
Improved Order of Red Men,
Independent Order of 0dd-Fellows;
(W. D. Fair, ant. james NJ. Langhorne, Marshals)
MUSIC.
Officers of the Grand Eneampment of Va;
Richmond Eneampment, No..
De Molay Encampment, No. 4
Marshall Lodge No. 80;
Orator, Trustees and Faculty Of Lynchburg Col
lege in Carriages
Reverend Clergy, in Carriages
Judges of the General Court and of the Court of
Appeals in Carriages;
Mayor and Council of Lynchburg, in Carriages;
Members of the Hastings Court, in Carriages
The procession will form on Church Street east of
the Washington Hotel, and will move at O'clock, P.
NJ The Marshals will assign the societies, &C., their
respective positions in the line.
Route: Down Church Street TO lanyard Alley
thence to Main Street-up Main to West Street-up
West Street to its head and. thence to the College
grounds.
The Corner Stone ceremonies will begin at o'clock.
The address the occasion will be delivered by Mr.
Saml. Garland, ir. The doings of the day will
doubt draw ou, our citizens in large numbers.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AaociArlox-Pursuant
to adjournment the meeting to form Young Mems
Christian Association for this city assembled Monday
night in the lecture room of the ID Presbyterian
Church-Mr. d. b. Payne in the Chair and Mr.. I. j.
Kirkpatrick acting Secretary
The committee appointed to solicit members re-
ported that about sixty had been obtained since
the last meeting.
The Committee on Organization reported Con-
stitution and Bylaws which adopted. The
meeting then went into the election of Officers, when
the following chosen:
I'resdent-T. J. KIRKPATRICK.
Tice Presdents-W A. MILLER, NJ S. LANGHoRNE,
T. H. EARLY G. A. COLHouN, p. D. CHRISTIAN
Reeordqlg Secretary-SILAs WHITEHEAD.
Corresponding Secretary-R. G. H. kEANE.
Trcearer-J. F. PAYNE.
Lidrqg4da--D. i. PAYNE.
D5recoys-J. A. HAMMER HENRY VcToR, ii. A. Bur-
EoroHs, H. G.. TREAKLE. D. H. WINSTON.
The various committees provided for by the Com
stitution will he appointed by the Executive Com
mtce which IS composed of all the officers OF the
a o"",a'i"n
lhe object. an lIans OF the Association may
be generally understood. The membership is not
confined alone to members of churches Any young
man ofgo0d moral character can become an associate
member an entitled to all the privileges and Dement'S
of the institution except the right o. holding Office
and voting.
The object Is to exert n restraining, moral and re-
lipions influence the Young men of the commu
Hity BY such are best calculated to produce
the result One OF these is the establishment of
Library where good aud useful books periodicals and
papers will be accumulated for the use OF the mem
hers That one means alone will exert a most salu
tary influence To establish place of resort of that
kind where young spend their evenings, in
stead of about hotels and drinking and gaming sa
looms as many do because they have no where else to
90 will of itself. do much towards promoting the
objects of the Association. This, combined with all
the various means that will be employed, will form
very powerful influence in moralizing and christlan-
zinc n community With the excellent organization
which has been perfected, and with the stimulus of
the praseworthy designs in view, we have no doubt
but the "LYNcHBURG YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
socIATIoNo will flourish and make rapid advancement
in the mission ofgoodness and usefulness before itand
that its hallowed influence will soon be seen and
felt peryading the whole community
Wig MEETING was held in Petersburg last Sat
urday night, and large number OF delegates APP
pointed to the Richmond Convention
The TUNsTALL MoNUMENT.-The Corner Stone OF
the Tunstal Monument was laid at Danville last Fri
day. 1t bore the following inscription:
This Corner Stone of the Tunstal Monument was
laid by Roman Eag gle Lodge No l22, June IL, 1896.
1t also bore that the name OF Mr.. j. W. Davies OF
Richmond, by whom it presented
Prayer was read by Rev Mr.. Bryant The top was
then removed from the stone, ana poX containing
the following articles was deposited within IT.
/. Holy Bible
q Prayer Book.
s. Websters Spelling Book
d. Richardson's Virginia and North Carolina AL
manac, 1856.
s. Masonic Text Book
g. Proceedings of Grand Lodge of Virginia at the
laying of the cornerstone OF the washington Mohu-
ment in the city of Richmond, 2lst February 1880
l. PROCEEDINGS of the Grand Annual Communica-
ton Of the Grand Lodge of Virginia for the year 1899
g Memorial of tho citizens of Halifax county, Va,
to the Legislature, praying for the establishments Vi
Free Schools in the State.
o. Proceedings of all the annual meetings oil the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
lo. Copy Of the Danvie Register of the oath OF
February 1854. containing an obituary notice OF
Whitmell p, Tunstall.
Potter artist.
H. United States con-dollar piece in gold, half
dollar quarter dollar dime half dime three cent piece
one copper cent.
10. Danville Register and Republican, 10th of June
1856.
ID Psper containing record of year and day on
which this cornerstone is laid with the names of the
donor of said stone of the day. officers OF the
~ w Grand Lodge of Virginia, officers of Roman
Lodge No 1922, Euclid Chapter No. Is, and Dove En-
campment No II, of the town of Danre; officers of
Bethesda Lodge l. o. o. T., No. 81 officers of the
Dannlle Division Sons of Temperance, No. SO; names
of Praoidcu. 81 ae United STATES Of America, Cover
o ' L.; NAMES vi Tue lahstaiI Monument Commit
tee Mayor and Councilmen, Of Danville Clerk OF the
Hastings Court and other officers ofsaid town; names
of the Rev Ministers Of the different churches in said
town and of the President, Directors and officers OF
the Richmond and Danville Rail Road Company, and
oftho branch Banks and Savings Banks in Danyille;
list Of schools and newspapers in Danville
The stone was then by means of derrick and
ropes lowered in the vault. The ". Master, g. W.
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