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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
4. o. o. r.

Jefferson Lodge, NJ. 4, meets every Mon.
day night at Odd-Fello~s' Hall, corner OF
Franklin and Mayo streets. w. A. Lamp
kin, N. g.; J. b. Vaughan, secretary.
Union, Nc. 7, meets atOdd-Fello VS. Hall
every Friday night. 49,.
Friendship, No. 10, meets every Tuesday
night at Odd-Fellows' Hal.
Ftzhugh, Nc. 90, mees every Tuesday
night at the hall corner Of Broad and Nlutb
streets. j. {. Teller, N. g.; c. J. Spencer,
secretary.
Aurora, No. ll6, meets at the ball corner
of Second and Broad streets every Wednes'
day evening.
Roane, No. 100, meets every Thursday
night at the Masonic Hall on Twenty.ffth
street.
Schiller. No. 139, meets every "Wednesday
night at the ball on Broad second door below
Sixth street. ....'l
Henderson, No. 105, meets in the ball over
the engine.bouse, Manchester, every Mon
day night.
Stuart. No. al, meets every Tuesday Eight
In Manchester. -..t..
Nelson Encampmept. No. 2, meets on the
FIRST and third Thursdays of each month at
Odd-Frllows' Hall.
Excelsior Encampmcnt, No. %, meets at
Odd-Fello vs. Hall on the second and fourth
Thursdays OF each month";. Lewis, chief
patriarch; j. Is. Vaughan, scribe.
Concordia Encampment, No. 80, meets at
Concordia Hall, Broad street, every Wednes.
day night.
Grand Lodge Of Virginia, /. o. o. F. i:
Fl. r. Alley, of Petersburg, r. w. G. M. );
Philip Read, Of Salem, R. W. D. G. NJ; w.
J. Points, Of Harrisonburg, r. w. G. W.;
IT. Wiley Davis, of Richmond, r. w. G.
Secretary; John w. Ferguson, of kich-
mond, K. w. G. Treasurer; j. &. Teel, Of
Portsmouth, K. VIC. Chaplain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
St. Paui,s Church Home.

The Church Home is Female Orphan
Asylum, attached to and supported by St..
Paul's church. The Church Home was
started, and very humble but convenient
house rented. matron appointed, and on
the 10th of February, 1861, q charter was
obtained from the Legislature, chiefly
through the instrumentahty OF that noble
friend Of the poor the late General George
w. Randolph.
The kindness of the executors Of Mr.. Bar
rett's will in advancing some funds have en-
abIed this corporation to purchase an excel.
lent house with large, beautiful lot, on
Leigh street, and by liberal and judicious
additions provide for the orphans home,
welI.sized, healthy, and admirably-eyeu
acknowledgements. The support of this
institution still depends on the conribu-
tions OF the congregation. Thirteen children
have been received during the year, and two
having reached the age of eighteen have left
the Home and secured desirable situations
in private families. The Home is capable Of
accommodating about thirty-tive persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Office in the Capitol next to that of the Su.
perintendent of Public instruction. Gene.
raj Jubal A. Early, president; Hon. Robert
Nj. T. Hunter, vice.president; Rev. J. Will.
liam Jones, secretary and treasurer pro tenn.
Executive Committee: General Dabney Fl.
Maury, Chairman; Colonel Charles s. Vena.
BILE, Colonel William Preston Johnson, Colo
mel Robert E. Withers, Rev. John William
Jones, Lieutenant-Co Colonel Archer Anderson,
Msjor Robert stiles, George l.. Christian,
Esq. The society has had most successful
year in collecting documents with which to
yindicate the truth OF Confederate history
and thankfully receives all such contrir.u
tons.
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s,,rgeqn. Dr. y. Cunningh CHAM; GhapialHs
Rev. Moses 3. Hog. ss:ss, q.
Won Non Iaginas siapsd !, ssaB gflcersi+- Scr.
!, q. ssai,sr. M. Staples Ja7termaster'
seraeant.I nj. w. Gesdan !; l;enmissary.SeT
eeant. B. A. .Jaeob |; Color-6ergeaut, 9. y.
Rnffu. CLti 1fsf ,fb -. -. "a. s. Y
d Conpony5 0dlcersl Company b walker axe.
Light GuardJ. Captain, IL. ". % ass = Iiss
I,ieutenant, Charles q. 9BiDford Second
Iieutsuanes. e. ID Starke and ID. " JONES'
2 Company q Guard OF the C1mrnon Weaitnl'
Captain, j. v. Bidgood; First Lieu tena1ts
William u. Hill; Second Lieutenant;; -. - =.
Com pany d Sidney GrayS Captain, r.
M. TAYLOR; First Lieutenant, w. A. Low
ing: Second Lieutenant, W. @. Taylor.
Company e (Richmond Grays) Captain,
L. j. Bossieux First Lieutenant, smn.
Greaner; Second Lseutenants, 81 fnliiips
Company F: Captain, NJ. n. Clarke; First
fientenart.l ia. Pizzini; Second Lieu
tenants, Fl. IT. Miller and George D. Wise.
Company G: Captain, w. z. 81. keiiam
First Lieutenant, j. L. Parater; second
lieutenant, a. M.,Tomlinson. 49,. ~ I.
Company Fl (Richmond Light Infantry
Blues): Captain, F. NJ. Imboden; First
Lieutenant, George W.Jarvis; Second Lieu
tenants, F. II. Blankenship and ). =. kopin-
Richmond Howitzers: Captain, Henry e.
Carter: First Lieutenant, John 9. Eilett;
Second Lieutenants, Ed. Bosher and d. Y.
Wortham. 2'i" 49,
The regiment now numbers bout 4s4 unl.
formed men, although one OF the companies
"a lee Guard) has been disbauded within
the past year. A Reorganization Oh amae
comnany is looked for at an early day. Inc
regiment is armed with Springfield breech.
loading guns. The materiel of the regiment
embraces many of the best young men OF
our city. 1t also contains many an old yete-
ran-youug in years but experienced in
military matters. ALI in ALL, we may wen
term the First Virginia regiment what IL
was in days of yore-the pride of the Com.
monwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
THE CHURCH INSTITUTE.

Since January, 1874, the Medical College
Infrmary has changed hands, and under
different management its name has also been
changed. 1t is now called the Church In.
stitute, and is under the management Of DR..
James D. Moncure.
During the past year patients have been
accommodated in the Institute as follows
Patients admitted, 147--of which there were
120 males; females, 81; white males, 81;
white females, IT; colored males. %; colored
females, 10. OF this number l35 were dis
charged cured, two much improved, two
unimproved, and eight deaths. Forty sur
gical operations were performed.
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Beneyolents.0lde
I. ~ - sh1H
MRRQns.

ss
tor k, mests & Lg Mssoss Hsi, 81 Ffankhb
street, on the fitss TUESDAY tp each. month.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, NO: ~, NV.
Hall Crew master, meets at Masonss hait GU
Franklin street, on the third TUESDAY 10 eacn
month. fepd e.,;.t;fF ..,',' :, 7, =.
7 Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL ben1aran
Bates master, meets, at. St. Alhan,s Hal. GOT.
,per OF Third and Main streets, on the second
Thursday in each month.
Logo Frarcaise, No. So, n. Ezekiel master.
meets at Washington Hail. on Broad street,
on the second Monday Of each month.
st. Johns Lodge, No. SO, b. A. Jacob mas.
ter, meets at Washington Hall, On Broad
street, on the second Tuesday Of each month.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40. w. c. Price master,
meets at St. Albsn's Hail, corner Of Third
and Main streets, on the fourth Thursday OF
each month. ~
Dove Lodge, No. 81, A. r. Courtney mas.
ter, meets at Washington Hall, on Broad
street, on the fourth Friday Of each month.
Temple Lodge, No. 9,'J. D. Crurnp mas,
ter. meets at st. Adams Hall, corner OF
Third and Main streets, on the first FRIDAY
Of each month.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. 1870, 8. Z
Gates master, meets at the Masonic hai'' on
Twenty fifth street, on the first Monday oil
each month.
Amity. u. D., Edmond Harrison master
meets at Westham Hall. Sidney, on the eve.
ming OF the Monday before or on the full
| moon.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. No. 8. K
| G.. Fletcher high priest, meets at MasonS
Hall, on Franklin street, on the first THURS
| day of each month. ODD, II, 80
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43,
George r. Pace high priest, meets at Wash.
ington Hall, on Broad street, on the third
| Thursday of each month.
St. Adams Royal Arch Chapter, No. Sd
C. f. Danforth high priest, meets at ST. Al.
| bans Hail, corner, of Third and Main streets
on the first Monday of each month.
Harman Royal Arch Chapter, No. Sc, 5
f. Gates high priest. meets at Masonic Hall.
on Twenty. fifth street, on The third Monday
Of each month.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, Knight;
Tenplar, William Il. Tanner emiuene com,
| mander. George K. Pace recorder, meets al
the Asylum, on Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, on the second
| Tuesday OF each month. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

State Grange: j. W. White, master; NJ.
W. Lakewood, secretary j. W. Martin, of
Charlotte, lecturer; David Chalmers, of
Halifax, chaplain; ". R. Westbrook, lrea.
surer.
Fairfield Grange, No. 16, meets the first
Thursday in each month. j. w. LeWellyn,
master; Robert Lecky, secretary.
Brooklyn Grange, No. 1856, meets first
Tuesday in each month. A. B. Hudgins,
master; j. F. Redd, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Co.ored Military.

Attucks Guard: Captain, z. l.. Hobson (;
First lieutenant, F. W. Walker; Second
.Lieutenants, E. T. Harris and s. d. suill-
van.
Carney Guard: Captain, R.. 81. johnson
First Lieutenant, CharesJ Malord second
Lieutenants, N. V. Bacchus and Lewis
Robinson. 49,. mi. ;.
Virginia Grays: Captain, Ben. Scott. This
company numbers about seventy.five men,
thirty-five of whom are uniformed; but II
has not yet completed its organization, none
of the lieutenants having passed successful
examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

Richmond Typographical Union, NO. W,
meets the first Saturday night in each month
at Odd.Fellows' Hall, corner of Franklin ana
Mayo streets. George Z. Bowden, presi-
dent T. j. Vaughan, vice-president; >. Har'
vey Campbell, recording secretary; Joseph II.
Johnson, corresponding secretary; George
E. Bowden, financial secretary; M. h. Pace,
treasurer; A. W. Tyree, sergeant-at-armS.
Trustees Charles Ellis, j. Harvey Campbell,
and Henry Meyer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Butchers Union.

The Butchers Union is not now in active
operation, though it mas been during the past
year. Meetings were formerly held quar-
terly on the first Wednesday in January,
April, July, and October. Membership,
about 56. President, William b. Lindsay !;
vice-President, a. Eichel; Secretary, N. b.
Hechler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
vrop.yTouIders, Union, No. 12S.

President, James l.. Wosse; vice-presl
dent, Charles p. Noopan; recording secre
tary, Robert j. Mcintyre; financial secre-
tary, Albert Rees; corresponding secretary
James W. Render; senior marshal, W. D.
Anderson; junior marshal, John Galbraitb
doorkeepcr, Charles White. Trustees: j.
l.. Hope, w. u. Anderson, Charles Gibron
Membership, s.. Place of meeting, Con
cordia Hall,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
3 u r la L s ;.

!. The following Is list Of the interments in
the various cemeteries during the year:
= Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
X G. P. BIGGER, Superintendent.
y Under the control Of the Committee o.
Cemeteries--viz.: o. +. Manson (chairman,
T. Wiley Davis, c. B. Lipscomb, K. w. john
son, and j. g. Spangenburg. Number of In.
terments in the Cemetery.-Whit Adults,
So children 114-total, 1919. In groun4
adjoining. Colored: Adults, 1903; children,
135-total, 23S. Total whites and colored
437.
NoTg.-During December, 1874, there has
been only five interments (white) in Shocko.
Hill Cemetery-a smaller number than in any
one month for thirty-seyen years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
WOrkincmen,s Council.

President, j. w. Faharty, Stone-Cutter's
Union; Vice. President, Evan Snead, Mould
ers' Union Recording Secretary, j. F. Rag.
land, Tailors' Union; Corresponding Secre-
tary, j. F. Brooks, Brickayers' Union !;
Treasurer, NJ. K. Pace, Typographical
Union; Sergeaut.at.Arms. John Ahern. Ma
cainists' and Blacksm,ths' Union. Meets at
Concordia Hall second Thursday in every
month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
CALIFORNIAN Club.

Gilbert Phillips, chief; James B. Mitchell,
first chieftain; James Macdougall, second
cheftain; F. w. Stevenson, third chieftain
sentinel; James johnson, guide. Member
ship, about $50. Place of meeting: Har-
mony Hall.
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Friends of Vemperance.

State Council: W. G. Darlington, of Rich
mond, president; DR.. j. Lewis Leitch, of
CollIerstoWn, secretary. ...
Stonewall Council, No. IS, meets every
Monday evening at Springfield Hall, corner
TYenty.siXth and NJ streets. Charles Hard
wicke, president; William 81. Vaughan,
secretary. .s..
Old Dominion Council, No. 100, meets
every Tuesday evening at Harmony Hall,
Broad street. S. Taylor Stratton, president;
W. Holt Richardson, Jr., secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Catbolic Bepeae,aI society.

Francis j. Reilly, president; Robert E.
EugliSh, first ice-president; Joseph l..
Whitaker, second ice-presdent; Joseph
W. Laube, recording secretary; D. McCar-
thy, assistant recording secretary Daniel
Hannigan, financial secretary; John NJ.
Higgins, assistant financial secretary; Walter
Mackey, messenger and janitor; P. Costello,
standard.bearer; Rev. F. Janssens, chap.
lain; William Daffron, James Hayes, and z.
McGovern, trustees. Organized March,
1871. Membership, 2l1. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Academy of Medicine.

The officers of the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine are: President, Dr.. j. G. Cabellr;
First Vice.President, DR.. o. A. CrenShaw !;
Second Vice. President, DR.. r. T. Coleman !;
Third Vice-President, DR.. I. II. White; Sec.
rotary, DR.. Fl. b. Levy; Assistant, Or. ). e.
Deaton; Treasurer, DR.. c. Tompklns. Pace
of meeting: Young Mems Christian ,Asso.
citation building.
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G H A r I T I E S.
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum

is situated in Harvietown. There are at
this time sixty-nine boys in the Asylum,
twenty-three have been received during the
year, six put out to homes, and five returned
to their parents. None have died in the
Asylum during the year. The Asylum is
sustained by voluntary contributions, and
is governed by Board of Directors chosen
from amongst the different evangelical de-
nominations in the city. DR.. w. w. Parker
is president, Mr.. Samuel Sinton secretary,
James Dunlop, Esq, treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Jefferson Literary Circle.

Jefferson Literary and Social Circle meets
at Levy's Hall, Main street. NJ. j. Hessberg,
president; L. Wallerstein, vice president;
W. Reinheuser, financial secretary Isaac
Thalhimer, recording secretary; DR.. II. II.
Levy, treasurer; d. S. Lisberger, librarian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
st. Vincent De PauI's Society.

John AherD. president; John Nj. Higgins,
vice-president James H. Dooley, secretary;
john E. Doherty, treasurer. Membership, SO.
This Society is organized for the relief OF the
poor, and is attached to St. Peters cathedral,
in the basement of which it meets every Sun.
day after high-mass. The receipts by golun.
tary contribution during the past year
amounted to $639.lS, and the disbursements
to S631.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
SOCIAL CLUBS.
Mercantile Club.

President, Moses Huzler; Ylce.President,
William Heller; Secretary, William Loven-
stein; Treasurer, Charles Thalhmer. Di-
rectors {: NJ. l.. jacobson, Isaac Hirsh, Charles
Millhiser, 81. j. Myers, and d. Rosendorf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
st. Peters Catholic Total Abstinence
. Society.

Thomas Cox, president; James Sherry,
first vice-president; NJ. Burke, second vice
president; f. P. Burke. recording secre.
tary; John McEnneany, financial secretary !;
Nj. c. Doherty, treasurer Juan A. Pizzini,
Thomas Byrne, and j. III. McDonough, fnan-
cial committee Robert Williams, sergeant
alarms John A. Messler. librarian; Rev.
F. Janssens, chaplain. Organized. Noyem-
Der, 1872. Membership, 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
McGili LycenM.

Juan A. Pizzini, president; J. v. Reddy,
first vice-president; John A. Casey, second
vice-president; Henry Messer, recording
secretary; f. 7. Burke, financial secretary !;
.. A. Duffy, treasurer; j. V. Reddy, critic;
F. c. Murphy, editor; Tony WendIinger,
sergeant-at-arms. Membership, 40. This
Society is composed mainly Of young gen.
tlemen OF St. Peters cathedral congrega-
ton, and its purposes are literary and for
social enjoyment. They have recently fitted
up an elegant room in Cathedral Hall where
in to bold their meetings, SC. Meetings on
the first and third Tuesday evenings in each
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
SINGING SOCIETIES.
Richmond Philharmonic Associate

Richmond Philharmonic Association
meets every Thursday evening ats O'Clock
in their hall, on Main street near the corner
of Eleventh. e. FL. Chamberlyane, Jr.. pre-.
sident; &. E. Tyler, yice.president; Ashton
starke, secretary; Henry Kepler. treasurer;
Charles Lundln, librarian; A. S. Watkins
and Charles W. Allen, executive board; L,
p. Wheat, musical director. Membership, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
PROFESSIONAL AND, TRADES
UNIONS.
Pharmaceutical Association.

The Pharmaceutical Association OF Rich
mond is composed of our leading druggists.
The following is list of the officers: Presi-
dent, Hugh Blair; First Vice-Presidenf,
Robert W. Powers; Second Vice-Presidentt,
Jesse Child; Recording Secretary, Joseph
Anthony; Correspo nding Secretary, z. Ro-
berts Baker; Treasurer, George L. Cary.
Executive Committee: W. P. Poythress, 70 <
Miller, and Fl. G. Forstman. Place OF meet,
ing: Association Hall. Membership, thirty
five .gr 1883 - r-..s"' $3.50
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Amateur Literary Association.

A1HHGEUF NKICKUHy zKsSVCKhtHVHs-
The Richmond Amateur Literary Associa.
ton meets on the fourth Monday of each
month. The officers are as follows !:
NJ. L. Spottswood, president; A. L.
L. Owen, vice. president; Jacob Bates, trea-
surer; D. E. Lumsden, secretary; Ernest
81. Chalkley, assistant secretary; b. +. Tins
ley, chaplain; c. NJ. Smith, critic; Ii. P.
Wilson, censor.
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lakewood.

WILLIAM l.. SMITH, Keeper.
The followipgis a statement OF interment;
in Oakwood cemetery during the past year:
Total intermeDts, 2S1-whlte males, Ill;
white females, 80. Colored males, %; color.
ed females, 8; stil.born,6.
JEWISH.
The following is list of Israel!ish inter.
ments 10 Oskwood: Males, 8; females, 9;
stll-born, 2.
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St. Peters Christian Doctrine Contra.
ternify.

Juan A. Pizzini, president; Thomas Cox,
vice-presdent; Nj. P. Joyce, secretary; D.
Columbus, treasurer Thomas Byrne, libra.
ran F. N. Catogni. assistant librarian,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
ST. losenh,s Female Orphan AsyInm.

Corner of Marshall and Fourth streets.
Founded in November, 1884, and dedicated
under the patronage of st. Joseph. 1ncor-
porated in October, 1868. This institution
is divided into three departments-the asy-
lum proper, for female orphans the aca-
deny and the parocbial school for girls.
The orphans number So, and the pupils of
the two schools 230. The institution is most
excellently managed by thirteen Sisters Of
Charity, with Sister Mariana as superior.
During the past year has been completed
OH the same premises, fronting on Fourth
street, one of the finest and most substantial
buildings for school purposes to be found
anywhere. 1t is now in full occupancy by
the Sisters, and is mainly used for the pupils
of the academy.
Bishop Gibbons has ip contemplation the
establishment of an asylum for orphan boys
at as early day as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
St. Mary's Society for the Poor GER
mani XXX.
st. ,fary,s sodalisy Germany.

This society embraces membership OF
100 ladies and gentlemen of ST. Mary's con-
eregation. The following are its officers !:
Prefect, Leonard Rooster; first assistant
project, August Mittendorf second assistant
project, Henry FroemiDs; librarian, Joseph
Ross; collector and sacrissan, George
Hulcher. The lady officers. arc Miss Lizzie
Forstman, project; Miss Mary troemlng,
first assistant project, and Mis- Kate GUIDE,
second assistant project.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
virginia Riding Club.

President, Thomas W. boswell; Secre-
tary, Thomas L. Couch; Executive Com.
mitree, Thomas W. boswell, Philip Haxall,
Philip T. Sutton, David 8. Watson, Thomas
L. Crouch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

There are 10 Richmond 81 private aud in
forporated scholastic wit: Male schools,
is; female schools, IS; male and femsie
sfcaools, 6. OF these, one Is acoiored school,
sud six are incorporated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Ancient Order Of Efibernians,

State Delegate, w. II. Ward; State secre.
tary, James Gibbons; President, James
Hayes; Vice.President, Edward Kelley !;
Secretary, D. Morgan Assistant Secretary,
NJ. Byron; Treasurer, James Sweeney Ser.
geant.at-Arms, Joseph Hart. Membership,
10S
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HOLLYWOOD.

JAMES O'kEEFs, Superintendent.
Number of buriais for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1874: Males, 1856 !; females, 119;
still-born, II. Total, S22.
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st. JOsln'S.

There were no interments in st. Johns
church-y yard during the year. The following
is list of burials in that cemetery during
the ministry of Rev. DR.. Wall, commencing
November /, 1sGS--yiz.: November %,
1868; March Is, 1871; November -, 1873;
May 80, 1873; June 1s, 1878; November 8,
1878; May 5, 1871. Total,7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Union.

President, Thomas Finnegan; Vice-Presi-
dent, Henry Grecnwall; Secretary, Charles
w. Murphy. Place of meeting Hall at No.
1917 east Main street.
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MILITARY.
First virsinta Regi.nens. rnfaptr,

fIFst VIfSihtA HteRtihens, Infantry.
Field and Staff 0ficers.-c. olonel, Brad
ley T. Johnson; Lieutenant Colonel, j. d:
Whitehead; Major, Alberi. Ordway; Adju-
tant, E.. u, starke; Qus'rtermaster, Charles
2. Bigger GommlSsa.y, Cyrus Bossieux;
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Temp.ars Of Honor and Temperance

TenDsArS Oh ffUHUr HHu ISEHPeE"HCc'
Deputy Most Worthy Templar for Fir-
GINA, Thomas Rudd. "a. II.
st. Johns Degree Council, No. l, meets on
the fourth Friday of each month ut Harmony
Hall, Broad street, for the comforting of de-
grees. John b. Cooper, c. OF c.; Ii. G.
Wyatt, r. of e..
Undine Temple, No. 2, meets on the fourth
Friday Of each month at Harmony Hall. W..
T. Lindsay, worthy chief templar; J. j. Sui.
Ivan, worthy recorder. 1t has an active
membership OF about 40.
Crystal Temple, No. Q, meets on the foarth
Saturday of each month at Springfield Hall,
Union Hill. William Hancock. worthy
chief tempIar; s. S. Stubs, worthy re-
corder. Has an active membership of about
30. -.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Junior Phi,harmoisic Association

meets every Wednesday evening at Pnilhar-
monte Hall, under the auspices Of the Rich.
mond Philharmonic Associations. e. w.