The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

HARMONY Division, No.i55e. meets at Iitz-
hugh. Lodge-room, Dn Broad between SAL
and Seventh streets, on Thursday evenings ac
8 o'clock. - -. .,a
Fidelity Division, No. A, meets IN the
basement of the Oregon Hill Metnoaist
church every Thursday evening. r.,
The Hsaowing are the officers OF the ufafia !
Division or Virginia c. z. McCa6e, OF
Ieesburg, G. W. p; Philip Reid, OF salem
q. ". Associate; T. Wiley Davis, OF kch-
mnnd q. g.: William III. Peasants, OF Rich-
mond. q. r.; a. w. Moore, Of Ports1nou.n'
g. c.: George B. Davis, Of Richmond, "
Sentinel Rev. William /. Balm, OF MANASSAS,
q" q: William s. Gilman, Of Richmond, -:
q " p. Tie next meeting of the Grand
division will be held in Salem On the fourth
Wednesday in April
pRIgNps or TEMPERANCE.
Old Dominion Council meets every tues
dav night In Covenant Hall.
Stonewall Council, No. "a, meets every
Monday evening in Temperance Hall, corner
of T'wenty-sixsh and N streets, Church HUI
Manchester Council meets every Tuesday
evening in the Town Hall, Manchester.
Artizan Council, No. 10, meets Mt Metho-
dist church, Oregon Hill, every Friday night
TPMPLARS OF EOSUk AM F.
Undine Temple of Honor and temperance,
No. 2, A. J. Dowd worthy chief tenpaL'
meets In Covenant Hall on the first, thrd,
and fifth Thursdays in each month, at
O'Clock.
Springfield Section, No. 3, D. II. Munson
worthy governor, meets at Springfield Hall:
corner Twcnty-sixth and Nj streets, every
Friday evening.
Old Dominion Section, No. ] Independent
Order Cadets of Honor and Temperance, A.
N. Newell worthy grand, meets every Mon
day evening in Fitzhugh Lodge-room, on
Rroad street between Sixth and Seventh
streets, at u O'Clock.
Richmond Section, No. 2, Frank I. Bates
worthy grand, meets every Friday evening
in Fitzhugh Lodge-room, on Broad street
between Sixth and Seventh, at u O'Clock.
CRYSTAL Temple of Honor and Temperance,
No. 3. s. w. Curry worthy chief templar,
meets in Springfield Hall every Saturday at
s o'clock.
OTHER BENEFICIAL SOCIETIES.
Catholic Beneficial Society meets at ball
corner Twelfth and Main streets on the first
Tuesday In each month. President, +. j.
Reilly; /. G.. Baker, yice-president: u. Han
negan, financial secretary john d. Higgins,
assistant financial secretary; Joseph W. Laube
recording secretary; Maurice Griffin, mes.
senger; John A. Pizzini, John w. Verlarl'
der, and NJ. Higgins, trustees. Member
ship, 2SO.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul meets every
Sunday after Mass in basement of St. Patrick's
church, Twenty-fifth street near Broad. W.
Z. Simons, president; Francis 1lahoney, vice
president; Thomas O'Farrell, secretary; w
| 8 Simons treasurer
Richmond Typographical Union, No: 80,
meets first Saturday night in each month al
Marshall Hall, corner Tenth and Bank streets
S. G.. Curry, president; r. Walker Christian
vice-president; George L. Bowden, record
ing secretary Il. 7. Hurdle, financial secre'
tary; J. Ii. johnson, corresponding secrc'
tary; A. +. Tiler, treasurer; j. Harvey
Campbell, l. Newton Williams, and Charles
Ellis, trustees. Membership about 10.
| Mechanics Union meets at Schott's Montl.
cello Hall, Broad near Sixth street. Thomas
Ii. Wynne, president; j. Thompson Brown.
vice-prcsdent; r. +. Walker, secretary
George Barganin, treasurer; Thomas T.
Hurdle, financial secretary. Membership, 800
Virginia Gesangverein Singing society.
meets at Monticello Hall, Broad street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, on the first Monday
night in each month. Rehearsal every Wed.
nesday night Henry BGhmer, president
Julius Fischer, vice-presidcnt; Henry u
Miller, secretary; William Zimmerman, finan
cial secretary; Bernard Braucr, treasurer.
Membership, $50.