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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

Sons OF TEMrERASCE.--Dclcgat return
ing 10 this city report hat the Grand Di-
vision (coIorcdD sons Of Temperance held
their first quarterly session in Petersburg on
Sunday. Eighteen subordinate divisions
were represented. The Order is represented
to be in 4 lourishiDg condition., and during
the session letters from several prominent
gentlemen were read. The next session of
the Grand Division will he held in i.ynrli-
burg on the 10Th July. The delegates who
hive returned from Petersburg represent
that the citizens of the Cotkadc city were
highly pleased with the good order that pre-
vailed during the presence OF so many stran-
gers in the city. \ good deal of business
was transacted by the Grand Division: after
which they paradcd the principal streets.
The procession was very large, and elected
praise from those who witnessed the march.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

INDEPENDENT ORDER oT TGooDSAMAEITASs.--
The seventh anniversary of Lincoln Lodge
will be celebrated to-day by grand parade of
all the lodges, which willmcctat IL O'Clock A.
VI. The line will he formed ut Lincoln Lodge
1T II O'Clock, and will proceed up Franklin
to Adams street, Up Adams 10 Grace, down
Grace to Ninth, down Ninth to Main, down
Main to Nineteenth, up Ninctccnthto Frank
lin, up Franklin to Thirtcentb. up Thir-
tcenih to Broad, up Broad to Elba Park,
where an address will be delivered by the
Grand orator. :. ID. Jones. and other rromi-
ncnt members of the Order. Returning.
the line will move down Broad to Adams
down Adams to Main. aud down Main tC
Fifth, up Fifth to Franklin. up Franklin Il
the Lodge. and there dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

AUCTION SALE OF SPoTswooD HOTEL Pre-
rERTY.-Mr. Wellington Goddin. auctioneer,
sold yesterday evening the following lots
constituting the Spo.Swood Hotel property
Lot on Eighth street, iOX9n feet, for $4,000;
lot on Ninth street, 6%!Xl30 feet, for 81. 49,.
81; lot on Main street, 125X100. for SIS, 12j
laundry lot in rear, 5XG03 feet, for 81, ,Gj3..
80. Amount paid for the whole property
S33S, ,77a5. Colonel j. b. burlington. of the
Exchange Hotel. was the purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

WAGSgR's MlSsTRELs.-Ca Wagner's min
strcls commence IN engagement at Virginia
Hall tomorrow night. The company is said
to be an excellent one, and have met with
rreat success in Charleston, ). c., aud other
southern cities. The company will give four
entertainments here, including matinee S;l-
turuay afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

CoLoRED SAEBATu-ScuuoL USIoS.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Colorcd Sab
bath-School Union was held in the Fourth
Baptist church, Church Hill. The president
being absent, the first vice-president pre-
sided. The exercises were commenced BY
singing "Let us work for the school," after
which the reports Of the several schools
were read, showing the following average
attendance:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
4 coLv OF this littI" book Indispensable 10 strangers
visiting the city, should ic in The hands OF every
Knight of rythas In attendance on The Supreme
Lodge For sale by B. BATES, III Main street. and
j. T. EILYSON, he Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

rGuE CorKT-Iu$ttcc j. j. White
AK Robinson. for threatening to >hoo'
= lam lrych. WAS tined S2.lo.
lIat1r" li"h>on was lined II for exposing
is ,-g-nu in The street.
uIAr"i for>, ;ii", charged with stealing 4
- irrm l;|lr"u"il> y Co., yaucd at -.
F., >rur ~ pill In thirty days.
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USNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IS TIE
RICHMOND Posr-UrFCE ArEIL -, lSI3.-MisS
Lizzie Il. Sherrlrd, Winchester, Va. Samuel
Lan-hIau, No. IS South Wharyes. Philade-
phia, Penn; {. \. johnson {2), stone
Chmueys, Va: 7. NJ. Walton, stone
ChimneyS. Va; Lewis ID. Cren>haw, Rich
mond, Va; w. Tazewell Fitzgerald, care
b. Il. Archer, $50 Main street, Richmond, .,
Va; Nathan Rohar, 243 west Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md; Alfred Gray; II. Spencer.
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ORANGES At riZzISIs.

TIE EuuMoND FRAME STORE, next to the Dol
lar store hrs i,t received large and beantil III as
sortment of picture frames, which they are selling
at reduced prices.
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,,-,>rrry Cul-HT OF EICHMoSp.--Thc fol-
u.,- ,-,-,> were disposed of yesterday:
Iu..r -. y cod and Others; Cren>haw rs.
..,u.,. IL. lrcrrc in conformity with the
Union - HE court heretofore rendered,
3 directing sale of certain real estate
ia ;i.r0iIourd.
.,.hja>un r$ Beers. &c. Decree in accord
wtH opjujon Of The court heretofore
-.. arrd. and directing sale of the real
.- e.. .n tn" bill and proceeding mentioned.
n....y. a.. -. Saunders, &c. Decree
,...u..n- various exceptions 10 the COM
-. aar'> report. sustaining one exception
g.. .s..a. aaa rrccmmittiuI cause u CON-
.,. .a", to~ further inquiry and report.
y" &. NHr-Anin. &c. Decree ovcrruling
IL ... IT, confirming report. and decrccing
.........> .a lee made hy The administrator in
ri "a. with the said report.
D...-g. a.. -. Picnt. &C.; Picol Is.
.......,&r. order authorizing petition OF
..aH ..yu ~ hr filed. aud directing parties
. .,. summoned tO answer same.
,rn+.nr,'> executor rs. Greancr and others.
3.rcc, confirming report of executor in part
- .., made i, him. and directing invest.
r... # proceeds oi sale. &C. and further
.s.,ut i,y executor.
l,.hy,rIH stone -. Fig and others. Order
s:.r.tt5u- commissioner II sale 10 make rC-
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A Skctcsa of the Order.

Although tie Youngest OF The great secret
benevolent flatcrnilics of the age, the Order
of knights of pythias is to-day one of the
most vigorous. powerful, aud useful. and no
Order ever spread over the United States
with such rapidity. The members do not
claim for their institution antiquity. They
canno, say that either Adam, Ncthusalrh,
Joshua, David. solomon, or the Apostle Paul
was Knight of Pythias, whatever bright
examples of pure friendship, sweet charity,
exalted wisdom. or undaEnted bravery they
may have given to an admiring world. Nor
do they allvge that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

After the reports had been read the
Union listened to recitations by the children
from the different schools. The Union was
then addressed by Mr.. Carter. The next
meeting of the Union will be held in Man
chester on thc first Sunday in May.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs STREET UNifoka'-a
full assortment OF samples OF the hhghs OF !'nhs
street un!forrn manufactured by NJ. {. Litey Co.,
Columbus, C'.io may he -tcn at room 40. 'o fords
Hotel. To-day All knights are invited TO call. -
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WoMAS's PLAcE.-Rcv. Jane; \. Duncan
will lecture ut tli: Broad-Strcet Methodist
church Friday night. Subject: " Womans
Place" Or. Duncan is wcll-known and
popular orator, and will doubtless have Il
large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

i'"LL or iinNOE or THE RICHMOND HIGH
Il '"A.- The following names are on the roll
~ h'h"r Of the Richmond High School for
IL Week: Mat'ip na-by. Carrie Colin, So
30, fH'chc>"n, AlcXjna Hu'cicson, Anric
jIii", Julia +. Mitchell, Belle Pleasanls,
''N:r l.. Pow :, E!nma >ayie, Ada Tha k.
't, tIr,r Nal1"r~, l;nnic Richardson,
'S1Ie Mrkim, Annie Peasants, :. Z. Ecye-
rue, jacob Ezekiel, f. Hutzer, Ed. McCar-
NY ,A1FIcs >i!aus, K. y stern, L. L. Myers,
"Ao Joseph 4. Levy.
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.-MeSsrS. Grubbs &
Williams, auct;oneers. sold yesterday evening
tue lot on the southeast corner OF Main and
Fourth streets. forty feet front by one hum
dred feet deep, for SS3.25 per front foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

LEVY BROTHERS OPENED on YESTERDAY \
large stock of gros grain ribbons. neck-tes, neck
scarfs head ornaments genuine Whitby jet je~eliy,
lace curtaius, ard Tides,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

STErEoSCUriC VIEWS or RICHMOND AID VI
CIHirY.-The largest and best collection OF stere"-
scopic views in the city at j. I. ELLYSOS'S, book
seller, liz Main street, nearly opposite Pythan
Hrll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

,NALI.-HuN EEroEr.-Eor the week ending
\rrl, 18th uNr ca>"> oi yariolous disease have
'rn reported, OF which three are smallpox
.J.. Nv" are y3riui"id. J. &. CABELL, VI. D.,
President Board ut Health
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REApY-MADF BLACK ALPACA ATEIMMfSG' frlnecs,
cimps. thrcad-laccs. pilne trimmings. ruucs, ana
tckings are among Tie desirable goods now bciuS
uitrcdat LEVY BROTHERS,.
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THE Programme for To- ssny

is very attractive. the lnain feature bein" tic
.rand parade this afternoon. in which the
supreme Lodge, the visiting lodges from
Washington and Baltimore, delegations from
various Virginia cities. and several hundred
knight. residing in this city, will participate.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia and ali the
subordinate lodges arc ordered out, and the
parade will take place in accordance with
the programme published III our advertising
columns. 4 review of the procession by Inc
Supreme Lodge officers will be tue last ica
turc of the demonstration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

BUGGY UPsET.-Yesterday morning a
buggy in which two gentlemen were
riding was upset at the corner of Ninth and
Main streets, and one of the gentlemen cut
severely about the face
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next 10 tue i'o'-
lar store IL selling ricinre-frames onc-third icss
than they can be bought elsewhere.
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YELLOW BANANAS AT PIzztSI'S.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FISp AT 4. WEisl-
GER & Co'sa splendid line OF bats TO select from:
and rs The goods have been bought for cash they can
offer great inducements IT, the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

READ TINS AND RE SURE TO GO TO TIE La
DIES MEMORIAL FAIR st Second bapls' ehui'h
today and night, corner sixth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

TIE DOLLAR STORE has Just received ocan,i-
tu Patent toe; mirror which they are selling al INC
low price of one dollar.
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO oRpEH, ana
perfect fit guaranteedor no sale, by r.. u. sfkScE
& son, 1900 Main street.
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Hor DISSER.-Teu can get nice not mhher az
the second Raraist Church Fair to-day, corner SKI
and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

To COUNTRY MERcHASTs.-Look ut the "B
Select" whiskey sold by W. ID. BLAIR& Co.. corner
of Ninth and Main streets. before you buy your
stock. They III Ike very large discounts 10 the Trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

REEs & Co.'S SUCCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY Is
entirely due to the beautiful pictures they prot:'Ice
Their reduction In prices In no way influence the
finish of their photographs, and to this alone we
attribute their large Increase OF business ihere u
scarcely Il day In the week their gallery Is ho'
,.r,lNxlnl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

SprISC OPENING or ALL TIE LATE STYLES of
HATS for men aud boys al L. WElsIGER Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

noH'T FAIL TO co To LEVY BROTHERS and look
NJ those Hamburger c,lgugs and inscrtings ut Ia
and l5c per yard, which is just one-haf the regular
price for these goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

THE DOLLAR STORE has inst received new and
beautiful assortment OF vases. Call and exalhine
~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

THE DOLLAR STORE Is selling = genuine meer-
shaun pipe for ore dollar.
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CALL AT FRAYSEH's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
,pro.itc the Richmond post-ohce.
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REApY-MADE DRESSES FOR LADIES' NIGHT
GOWNS, chemises. dressnS-sacqucs' ana aprois' 'ne
.uecisltics ut LEVY BROTHERS,
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LEVY BROTHERS OFFER ONE HUNDRED PAIRS
of soiled cores at greatly reduced prices to close
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USE LESS OF DOoLEY's THAN OF OTHER YEAST
or baking powder. as IL Is much stronger. fut UP
full weight Give il fair trial. GroccrS sell II.
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CALL Ar FnAtsEH'a EXTENSIVE GALLERY, op-
pu-itc the post-oflCc
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BrY YOUR CLOTHING Of +. b. SPENCE i soS,
merchant t,ilors. 1900 Slain street
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Wild oats for April 2ith, New York Led
oer, Weekly, and Saturday Night, for this
week. received from j. T. ENySon, ll12 Main
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALLERY
for /! per DOZEN large photographs forSl.
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GOVERNOR WALKER RETrRSED.-- His Ey-
ccllencv Governor Walker returned 10 the
city yesterday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

LABORATORY uF DIR. ". II. TAYLOR, ANALyTt-
CAL AND CONSULTING CIIEMIsr.-Thc result Of n
careful chemical examination Of sd. sernines's
Pure Rye WhiSkey" enables INC 10 confidently re-
commend it To those who desire an article OF un-
questionable purity Tor medicine or as abcVc-
rage The samples subjected 10 examination repre-
seat lot of one hundred barrels. and were selected
lr myself. WILLIAM ii. lhfLok'
Auilytical Chemist.
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PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.

Thr Supreme Lodge of the World, Knights
of Frtl,la>, commenced its fifth annual ses-
sion in Pythian Castle Hall. Richmond. yes
trrtiav morning. Largely more than quo
rum of mcmhers arrived on the trains OF
Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning.
and those who arrived yesterday were accom-
panied hy several hundred knights from
Baltimore and Washington.
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DAMON ASD PYTHIAS

had taken the rLrcc degrees Of Page, Esquire,
and Knight. as they are now conferred in
every city of America. But they do claim
that from the beautiful legend that has made
the names OF those two noblc-hearted sub
ects Of Dyouisils immortal they have drawn
lessons which in their application do great
rood in sutuI world, and form bond of
friendship which nothing shall estrange,
while nothing but death itself shall separate
motlcr Knight from brother Knight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

The aforementioned wHizscy, male In 1902 can
~, had fJr three dollars per gallon at
b. Il. AECsIER's, No. 73J Main street.
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prMpI,OEE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIFTS
made IL order by
+. y. SpESCE { SON,
Merchant 1aiiurs,
1909 Main street.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
FIFTH ANIMAL SESSION OF THE
SUPREME LODGE or
THE WORLD.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MEMBERS ENROLLED AND INITIATED
INTERESTING REPORTS AND IMPOR-
TANT DECISIONS.
a SKETCH OF THE ORDER.

VISlTIN DELEGA ATOMS.
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ne ibiioNlnS SuIlt!itc i'licStHl"liN'
were enrolled
8uurn". W. H. .Gcnr@!a.
EuI>i. j. :. South Ctreliua.
Berry. II. c., Illinois.
Ear,ou. T. Nj. District of Columbia
Cole. O.. Nrw York.
Claytur. :. G.. New Hampshire.
Curtis. +. h.. Miuuc>ota.
Ca>huarl. -. -. Illinois.
Drisco!l j. F., iihodc Island.
Divine H. g.. District Uf Columbia.
Dasi>. :. ). >cw Hampshire.
tasihnri. I. l.. y IahanIt.
rurrinr"n. j. =. Massachusetts,.
French. y. T., New jersey.
FcwlIsS. George, kentucky.
Good. : Nj. Iowa.
Gar'insr, .lr;; -, MiGhisan;
Grmti,;n. l.. g.. Iowa.
Ucnshall. j. A.. iscnnGn
uaA"'on. "; II ln'it.n.
ln9rrsoll, 4. H.. Maine.
Inns. K, b.. ohio.
Jarvis. W. H.. Al,'ctrra.
krouhcimcr. H., District of Columbia.
Kennedy. y. D., Ontario.
Kennedy, W. B., ohio.
LindcnEurg. H.. ohio.
Libby. i. 7. :. New Hampshire.
Latham, lln=h, Virginia.
Lewis. J. f. Maryland.
l.-u@I'on. F. VI, slaine.
Lon'ton. \. f.. North Caroliua.
hrNSiun. W H., tennessee.
McMuilan. j. D.. Delaware.
Porter. ". A., Pennsylvania.
ficrSon. j. H., New Jersey.
Plunkctt. j. B.. Connecticut.
Root. u. W., New York.
Hammers. A.. Kentucky.
Russell, ". II. H., Missouri.
Reed, samuel, New Jersey.
Sluiupi, j. B., lEdiana
Stevenson, g.. Nchraska
Snvthc. 4. T., South Carolina.
Smith. j. f., Wrst Nir2inia.
si.nkr, CHRISTOPHER, West Virginia.
Tirou, y. r., kh"dc Island.
Thompson. ". H., Tennessee.
t'>strr. Is. H.. Illinois.
Nrr,ci,;.l. j. ~. California.
Wiley. =. j.. Delaware.
Wade. W. H.. Virginia.
Wuuti!or:s". o., Connecticut.
Woodruff. d. T.. Georgia.
Weeks. j. d.. Iowa.
Whitchuusc, }. Maryland.
Young. +. H. Massachusetts.
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Go TO Puz.Nl's IF rot WISH SOME COLD SODA
WATER.
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~ SRAYsERs g trsb,sRx Is the most extensive 10 the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

ICE-CREAMS OF ALL FLAvoRs AT PiZhiSiS.
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r. C. c. srRUILL NOT ADMITTED.

T.. Il. t. SFRllL MI RDNlI lEb'
To the great disappointment and regret OF
the members from Virginia, the Supreme
Lodge decided adversely upon the credrn-
ti;sl> Of Past Grand Chancellor Joseph q.
Spruil!, of Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Spruill was
cicced TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
final suspension OF i. u. &. George X. .But-
fun, Of Lynchburg. The decision o.! the
Supreme Lodge was in effect that Il Grand
Lodge cannot fill by election Il vacancy in
the roster of =. q. C.'S occasioned by the
misconduct and consequent punishment OF
one of such officers. The credentials OF Z.
G. c. Lingan b. lien, of Norfolk, were IA
yorabiy passed upon, but he has not yet taken
the Supreme Lodge degree.
NEW MEMBERS INITIATED.
The following past grand chancellors and
r.nrr,ruta,iycs were admitted and instructed
in the Supreme Lodge degree: 5. RS II. A.
Grepnman. Wisconsin; r. l.. Eastburn,
W. II. Jarvis. Alabama; w. l.. La Rose,
California: B. b. Usher, California W. Ii.
Moyston, Tennessee +. NJ. LauShtoll'
Maine; .. II. Blocker, North Carolina; H.
j. Clnnill,. Kansas: {. Siebke, West Nlr9l'
niu: W. ID. Kennedy. Ontario Il. IL. lh-
ycrsoll, Maine; W. j. Long, Michigan; y.
Gardner, Jf., Mtcnl2all - y. Si'te toi, A,'"
IIalnpshirc; j. ). Harrington, Massachll-
sets; 5. j. Wiley, Delaware L. q. C.'s +.
ID. j. Kreb<, North Carolina; W. Ii. Cher
kin, North Carolina; J. J. Healy, Illinois;
II. Lance, Maryland.; W. 5. Quigicy, Mary
lopd: +. u. stuart. District of Columbia
!. w. Cochran, New Jersey; W. {. Car
rincton, Nirginia; John B. Lowe, New Jer-
<e,; II. ID. Dan!orth, Virginia.
Supreme GIiancellor's Report.
SUPREME Chancellor Berry presented his
annual report, which was referred to com
1njttec con sisting of Supreme Representatives
Russell of Missouri, James CT ONO, EastDuih
of Alabama. French Of Nebraska, ana DTS
coll oi Rhode Island.
/ hi, report is very yoluminous (seventy-
seven octave pages, but is filled with matter
OF greater or less interest to the Orucr. he
Supreme Chancellor, addressing the 9u-
pie'ne Lodge, says:
| can but congratulate you on the STEADY
and stable progress OF our Order, its sraduail
growth and entry TO new territory, and
The peaceful transition i'll passing from lfe
forms OF rituai-Iic law is heretofore exist
ing 70 those now in use, the development
OF movements and t':c Ic:fc ~tion of celebra-
tions that have established the fat TO the
outer World that we are an Order and 40
exist i'll body, principle, law, and usage, US
well as older aud more generally known
organizations, and the unqualified steps IN
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Reception OF Supreme Lodge.

At about 0 o'clock the officers Of the Su-
prcme Lodge. supreme Representatives, ana
Past Grand ChanccllorS, assembled IN Pythnn
Castle Hall, which had been convenient
IL fitted up for the deliberations OF the SUI
preiue Body. The aSsemblage having been
called to order, the visiting Knights were
cordially welcomed 10 the hearts and ZONES
of the knights of Richmond in neat Spcech
hy Past Grand Chancellor William III. Wade
chairman of the committee Of arrangements
oi the Grand Lodge of Virginia. An appro-
pirate and truly eloquent response on behalf
Of the Supreme Lodge was delivered by Hon.
II. {. Berry, Of Chicago, H., Supreme Chan-
cellor.
MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE.
AT 10 O'Clock the Supreme Lodge was
called to order and opened in knishtly
form. The following Supreme officers were
present
samurl Read. Of New Jersey, Supreme
Venerable Putriarrh
II. {. Berry, of Illinois, Supreme Chanccl-
lor;
Stillman :. Davis, Of New Hampshire,
supreme Vice Chancellor;
William 4. Porter, Of Pennsylvania, SUI
premc Banker;
Joseph -. Weeks. of Iowa. Supreme Inner
Steward;
Charles Fl. HodySon, Of West Virgins,
supreme Outer Steward.
The Supreme Scribe Clarence NJ. Barton.
E>u.. of Washington. y. c., being absent. his
place was temporarily flied by j. &. {.
Charles Z. Carty, of Indiana. most efficient
officer.
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I UST. CIECh for S3l5, on lsaacs, Taylor
& y i!Iianls pryabl to cash, dated April 7, 1913.
and drawn by Jeffrey Slason All persons are eau
toned against trading for the same, payment nav
49,, hnom'r sto,ncl ). d. tHFSTERMAS,
1Iair!uan Committee for .hr helief OF tic icor.
Ir-tt
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7 OST. u BUNDLE OF CLOTHES, II
lISu.k DRESS, and some APRONs. b2y
drnnueI Them as he can.e into town. somewhere IN
Rork,tts, Yesterday evening. Any person hndinS
ti.m viii do great favor by le wing them WIN
~. IIE III l.. az AI.lIlI'h bAkcry. ap ID-iIT
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December 81, 1854, lodges, IS members.
Dccenlbrr 81, 1855, lod!c, ). meHlets.
i,creInI,cr al lSGG ! lodges. 3T9 members.
pccembcr 81, 1897 IL lodges. e. ~ members.
Deco4nber ST. lsc., lsi lodges, a4,8s4 members.
UeceInbcr 81, ls5g, lo5 lodges, $3.50 members.
December 81, 1870, Bl5 lodges, 5s.5l1 members.
December II, ls7l, so7 lodges, 1927 members
Now there are about 1900 .odges, with
largely over 100000.
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My cow LEFT MY HOUSE on NL3S
.fl the 6th rr April. She /, noble COW .;.-A. .s.
d,rk r,J: thick through the shoulders h3s ~
u,n @ b,ct and had a rope around hcr neck. "''i
Give liberal reward Tor her deliver! u me- OF ioi
infnrmutiou tina, will lead IA her recovery:
'"''' EDWARD IAkRAColl,
,,us TEird AM! Baker streets.