Richmond weekly palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1875-1905, 1875-12-09

received papers confirming his appoint
ment as Register in Bankruptcy for
this district. Mr.. kibbey is deserving
of the position and we believe will dis
charge the duties of his Office to the
satisfaction of all parties concerned.
The Portland accommodation train
on the FIT. Wayne road now leaves %
minutes earlier than usual Time has
been changed on one or two other
trains. A corrected time table taking
effect Dec. j, will be found on our first
page.
The Scientific Association are add
ing to then. extensive collection many
new and rare curiosities, which will
well repay an inspection by the curl
ously disposed, aud their display will
compare very sfavorably with any SINH
lar one in the State.
+ "A new addition to the city recently
adopted, is Months third addition It
is situated just east of Motifs second
addition, extending to the Hawkins
farm, and running from Motif street to
the river. 1t contains thirty seven lots
and one block.
The citizens of Centreville and
vicinity are cut on a fox-hunt, or were,
when last heard from. The hunters
number in the neighborhood of one
hounds. At last accounts Reynard
was still at large but badly scared.
The following are the newly elect
ed officers of Hermania Lodge, No. 25,
Daughters of Rebekah.. III. H. Nicer
hoff, N. g.; Mrs. Catherine Weber, V.
g.; Mrs. Louise Surendorf, Secretary;
Mrs. Sophia BarteI, Treasurer; Trus-
tees, Drothea Kehlenbrink Eliza Son
nickson, Minnie Hugou.
The following are the officers elect
of Richmond Commandery No. s:
Charles E. Marlatt, E. c.; Leroy Land
General; J. E. Taylor, Capt. General;
w. w. Austin. Prelate; J. J. Roney
Treasurer; S. Marlatt, Recorder
Peter Ritter, S. W.; John Primrose
j. W.; NJ b. Ballard, Stand B; d. G.
Sparks, S. B.; A. J. Mckinney, Warden;
p. Chand, Sentinel
The Bavarian Band which has been
loading the affrighted air" with music,
consisting principally of gushing
preponderance of Eclarionet and a
wonderful amount of bass, gave a
dance, Thursday evening, which was
largely attended. One gentleman was
so overcome with We divine afflatus
that he was heard to remark cOnfiden-
italy to a friend, If was a rich man
I'd have me whole nd,-and a man
to play it,
Webster Lodge I. o. o. F. visited
this city in body, last Wednesday
evening, as the guests of Woodward
Lodge. All lodges of this city were in
vited over, and grand reunion was
inaugurated- Speeches were made by
prominent members, and the occasion
was "A most enjoyable one. Speaking
over, refreshments were passed round
and all obeyed the behest to rejoice
and be glad, to a most satisfactory de-
gree.
BY the fast mail train recently put
into operation here. mail leaving New
York at about A o'clock A. Nj. reaches
this place at 3::55 A. NJ. of the next day
The train that hauls the postal car OF
the Pan Handle road passes through
this place going west. at 8s335 p. NJ.
going east, at 7:25 A. NJ. Mail leavin;
New York at o'clock p. NJ. gets her.
on the next afternoon, and that 1eavin;
here at $50 p N. reaches st. Louis Oh
the afternoon Of theenext day.
The old Triangle Saloon is receiv
ing the attention of residents in tina
neighborhood, and remarks not to,
commentators are being made abou
it. 1t certainly is located in position
making it dangerous for persons no
well acquainted with the locality, hid
ing as it does, a passing train from
any one driving down Fifth street
Moreover, there is danger of person.
getting caught between the buildin,
and passing engine or train, an,
! killed.