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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

Superintendent HancoctSS ReSigndtion.-
Beverly a. Hancock, county superintend-
ent Of public instruction, has resigned.
The resignation takes effect July 1st, al
which time Mr. Hancock assumes the posi-.
ton of Commonwealth's attorney, to which
be was elected some time since. The re.
firing superintendent has held the position,
with the exception Of q few months, since
the adoption Of the public-school system.
and has made faithful and efficient officer.
There are said to be as many applicants for
the vacancy rs there are candidates for the
Legislature in Matoaca district, every I'm.
employed statesman in the county being
about to file an application. aa .a.
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srysS & CO.. having determined to d.scnn-
,anc dry goods Sfns Gs m ss fsa fhis day
Witt II close IWeVS business rarcs desiring to pur-
chase dry goods would 90 ,vc wT from 10
+hsr,y rcr cent. by buying from us. :Most OF our
goods having been * ,na
m, ever oeted in this city tef"rc Special attcn-
sion i, i,c,,R csI!Gd 70 II'TrsTRE I'r at es worth s5c;
rsrs rrfstK hirACA At Sic. lonly ten pieces left,
Ill., aTn-,ny sold at 45c. These Aipacas are the
SaespS sTf5 FRScH sS e h!i fsty &c. worth
Beautiful LAWNS 4; reduced prices;
The cheapest WHITE riQIt In ihe city;
HAIR HAIR sin SIN at at 81 reduced from $3.50:
Our 81 SILK rcdnccd TO Sl.3O:,
Hnr 5Oc, ALPACAS are now selling al 4lc.;
Look al our soc. LUSTRE:
80 TOILET SETS So at half prtcs; ,o, ., 20.
r1SES ;i2s Lawns asIS very ei.esp:
bargains in HOSIERY, GLOVES and EABEoi'
wrIiTE yIGroRlA LAwSa' &C., reduced from
The & chsspcs; ssis SVSi; GRENADINES in the city;
All our DRESS G0oDS ,sn z, and q. below cost;
%r %Gn II Gc i"S in LAcES RIBBONS scARFS
1000 90" yaTds iS iklSn LINES-.he cheapest in the
. SEQ w"ftn rair HOSE a, 2X reduced from aoc.;
Eest ENGLISH nALF-HoSE at 25c:
FANS and f.SRkSOIS oeioN cost
The balance Of our stock has to bc closed ont In I:
very shor, time. and We invit" all friends and
the puhic IN general to take advantage of goods
y, such astonishing low prices
Excc!lcn. CORSETS ht 3Oc.
R,.St kliaS al SOC: .. - x .
SIlFTTINGS. PILL0W-CASE LINENS. TABLE
DhMtSKS, TOWELS, and NAPKINS at great
+ rc.uced prices: ~
l25 dozen TOWELS at $50 worth 1925 per
dozen.
Ask for our cheap PlQCES.
i,,iI AZ ono. and srcur, some Of our bargains.
L. STERN & CO., 523 Broad street.,
between Fifth and SIXTH
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sS-rHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is.LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoS OF all THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPERS OF THE CITY ..t., -rr s-c...>'
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FoF the Middle
Atlantic States, rising barometer, stationary
or lower temperature, northeast to NORTH
west winds, and rain-areas, followed by
clearing weather. ...t
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, stationary or rising barometer, nearly
stationary temperature, northwest to south
west winds, clear or partly cloudy weather,
and possibly light showers.
For the West Cult States. nearly sta
tionary pressure and temperature, southerly
winds, partly cloudy weather, and possibly
rain-areas. .t.ts-...
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
followed by falling barometer, northwest
ery winds shifting at western stations to
southeast, stationary or higher temperature,
and clear or partly cloudy weather, followed
at western stations by rain-areas. :
Cautionary signals continue at Sandy
Hook, Atlantic City, Barncgat, Cape May,
Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hatteras,
and Cape Lookout.
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we saw tia year ago Colonel PATTssoN, the

we saw it year ago Colonel PATTzsoN, the
senior partner, was sitting beneath a toyeiy
shade. near beautiful, clear trout pond
almost: level with the long porch. Of the
hotel, seeming to enjoy airesh the pleasures
OF. contemplating situation Be had beheld
thousand times, Near the hotel bursts
out q copious spring oi..delightfully cool
water, and the trout go up to its brink In
their, enjoyment OF its cold current. Colo
mel PArrEsoN is eloquent in his description
OF the qualifications afforded by his seques-
tered retreat in the bosom OF the vale and
Of the efficacy OF his sulphur water near BY.
The Crystal Sulphur is near Pond Gap, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and with
its last summers company seemed to be
peculiarly happy and cheerful retreat in-
deed. Sec advertisement. -
VARIETY SrRINGS.-This model Of place,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, under
the management OF PAUL and MARY BUR-
REss, true to its accustomed promptitude,
is out in full equipment ready for the sea-
son. The Variety has n variety OF its own
in its various waters, its fashions and
usages, its ease and freedom, and unaffected
geneality. 1t is singularly prominent
Terms frugal and life cheerful. Long live
the Variety.
TIE PRICE HoUsE-Mechum's river, AL
bemarle.-This house, right upon the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, is indeed an in
viting place. Mr.. PRICE offers inducements
that arc tempting to persons who seek re-
tirement and rest and good fare in the
vicinity OF the mountains.
BURKEvILLE HoTEL.-And Messrs. BURKE
BROTHERS offer to those seeking summer
board the accommodations OF their hotel, at
the junction OF the Danville and Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroads. The place
is convenient OF access, and it is in the
midst of country that was wont to live as
well as people did in any part of the world,
and we strongly suspect that it keeps up its
reputation as faithfully as possible. Fami-
lies will find low terms, good fare, and con-
yenient location at Burkeville.
SUMNER BOARDING AT GoRDoNsvILLE.-
Mr.. E. F. CowHERD offers board at very
economical rates. Everybody who has been
to Gordonsville has an idea that it is a place
for good living, and pleasant views, and an
agreeable atmosphere, since it comes sweep
ing cool from the mountains that stand in
sight. Sec advertisement.
CHESTER HoTEL.-And now we have .
very pleasant retreat near home, in the
Chester Hotel, newly refurnished and OPEN
ed by Mrs. WILLIS. Chester ought to be
well maintained for the interest Of both
Richmond and Petersburg. Men Of family
in either city can most conveniently make
summer soiourn at that town. The cars
afford such prompt communication with it
that it is almost as convenient as living in
the city to all businessmen. The location
is very healthy, and the water excellent.
We commend to the public attention the
advertisement Of Mrs. WILLIS.
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The Manchester Art;llery.-A company
to be known as the Manchester Artillery
was organized at Nunnally's Hall last night.
The following officers were elected: EN-
met W. Weisiger, captain; Socrates Brooks
and G. K. Macon, lieutenants; W. G. Owen,
Charles W. Turnly, j. NJ. Catogni, and NJ.
e. Robertson, sergeants; C. F., Lipscomb
and e. Nj. Reims, corporals; John r. Cog
bill, quartermaster sergeant. The remain
ing officers will be chosen at meeting to be
held tomorrow night. .-s@e's..
Captain Weisiger and Lieutenants Brooks
and Macon have all had actual experience
in the tented field. q. a- ...'-ts
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THE CLAY WARD REPUBL1CANs.-The Re-
publicans Of Clay Ward have re6rganized
and elected the following officers J. W.
johnson, president; D. C. Craver, vice
president; Charles R. Bowe, secretary
William Wallace, treasurer; and John Lee,
chaplain. The following were elected as
members OF the City Central Committee
w. J. S. Bowe, Lewis Lindsay, and R. Il.
Hamilton; alternates-J. W. johnson,
Muscoe Vessel, and - Finks. Executive
Committee Of the Ward: f. II. Fisher, NJ.
Vessel, - Finks, - Jackson, William
Wallace, Nathan Bowles, Lewis Lindsay,
James Bruce, and J. W. johnson.
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mand for It on the other walks, as there 1. .
good brick pavement on the avenue. Major
Boykin can prove himself Q public benefactor
by attention to this matter. VETERAN.
(For the Richmond Dispatch.I

June is said. to be the most unhealthy
month Of the year for Richmond. This is
caused in a great measure by the deadly
fumes emitted by the Ailanthus bloom. The
air'of the city is, during this month, Inn
pregnated with the horrid, sickening odor
from the Ailanthus.i This tree Is pesti-
lence-breeder. Many children are. hurried
to an untimely grave by inhaling this odor.
Even adults are seriously affected by it.
Will! not our City Fathers take steps without
delay to Danish the scourge from our other
wise healthy city 2 This matter WINS agitated
some years since in our Council, but nothing
was done. Let the Dispatch strike some
blows at the root Of the pest, and do good
work for many of its readers. r.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Election of Officers. Lodge, No.
20, A. F. and A. Nasons (colored), last
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year-viz.: Richard T. Coy, w.
NJ; Albert L. Moore, S. W.; Joseph B.
Johnson, j. W.; Thomas II. Hewlett,
treasurer; William III. Hughes, secretary.
Appointed: Richard Baker. s. D.; William
r. Randolph, j. D.. John II. Holmes, senior
steward; Rufus Jackson, junior steward; r.
Graham, chaplain John Baker, tiler.
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The Public Schools.--At the public COM
mencement OF the white schools, at the
Methodist church, Monday. June 18th, at
O'Clock, three prizes will be awarded-one
for composition, one for department (open
to all the pupils), and one to the class in
physical geography. The competition is
lively, but in every way friendly. Rev. j.
J. Latferty is expected to deliver an address
on the occasion referred to-! -. -"
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MASONIC ELECTION Charity Lodge, No
% (colored Masons), have elected the fol
lowing officers: G. ". Hill, w. M.; Will
liam johnson, S. W.; Samuel Wilson, j
W.; Alexander Gaines, treasurer; w. FL
L. Combs, secretary; Andrew Booker
tyler; Rev. Thomas Barrett, chaplain; j
r. johnson, S. D.; T. r. johnson, j. d.
M. C. Morriss and Griffin Rice, stewards
These officers will be duly installed ct the
next regular meeting.
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The PERA.-The local burlesque to be
performed at the Theatre next Friday is
being studied very thoroughly by the
troupe, and we trust to see a smooth and
interesting performance. The sale Of re-
served seats yesterday opened with some
spirit, though large number Of the best
seats are not yet disposed Of.
The ReireSs Journal, published in the
interest Of the opera, made its appearance
upon the streets yesterday, and is an admi-
rably gotten-up four-page paper. ..... ,...
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CRAWFORD ALLEY ADMITTED TO BAIL
Crawford Alley, sent on to the Henrico
grand jury by Justice Larus to answer for
m attempted outrage upon Mrs. Dora VIII
lis, his niece or grandniece, was admitted
to bail yesterday by Judge Minor in the
sum of 81, ,000-Marcus Rowe and b. wv.
Green, Jr., sureties. MIR. Alley Is hfty
years of age, and is married. T
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HUsTNGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of in this court yesterday:
W. C. Jones, charged with breaking into
the storebouse OF William Tyler and steal
ing lot Of boots, shoes, &C., was sent to
the penitentiary for one year. .... 49,
j. w. Hammond, charged with forging q
note on the Bank of Manchester, was tried
and convicted, and sent to the penitentiary
for two wears.
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CITY CoLLKcToR's OFFICE, /,
RICHMOND, june 2, 1877. !

CITY COLLECTORS OFPICE,}
RICHMOND, June 2, 1877. )
1ITY TAXES. 1877.-This office will be
W OPEN DAILN from o'clock A. Ii. TO @ o'clock
i. NJ. from the l5th to the 30th day OF june incu-
siye, for the purpose Of receiving from any person
charged with ts. &ats-
CITY TAXES, REAL AND PERSONAL,
The whole one half Of the amount Of tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED 70 the
amount Of Tax charged 10 every case where the party
The time limited.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three A. more bills TO leave list Of the same
ts carly US possible IA; this Office, that the bills may
De gotten together, aud, III desired, halr-receipts
made out. 80
je4-IJe30 A. n. WOODgOE Collector.
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A WOMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT.-Ser-
geant Parater yesterday arrested Mamie
Pettitt, charged with stealing S. in money
md mir OF shoes OF the value OF $3.50.
the property OF Mrs. Elvira Miller. The
money was recovered.
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appointed. 81, .s.t = rs; ...1'sa
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WE'D
SEsoAY-Judge Hughes presiding-- the
case Of Fortunatus Dunn. Order to pay
claim OF W. II. Drcwry i Co. .gu,t
In the matter OF Charles 2. Winston.
Discharges of bankrupt and assignee issued.
In the case of a. Il. williams Sc Brother.
The United States Marshal was directed to
sell the personal property surrendered by
4. T.. Williams, and out OF the proceeds pay
the claim of r. P. Davis for rent.
In the case OF Asa Snyder & Co. The
appointment Of a trustee, superseding pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy, by arrangement,
was confirmed, and an order made for the
payment OF costs and attorneys fees.
In the matter Of Paine, Cabell 81 Co. The
assignees were ordered to- show canse on
the Tth instant why the balance in their
hands from the sale OF the house and lot
surrendered by r. 4. Paine should not be
paid to the Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank, and Il. A. Paine was directed to show
cause at the same time why the property
exempted to him should not be sold to pay
taxes. - III.
In the case OF Thomas Balmer. The as
signee was authorized to employ counsel.
In the matter Of w. NJ. Jones. The re-
port OF the assignee OF the sale OF the bank
rupt's interest in certain real estate at the
corner OF Eighth and Marshall streets was
confirmed, and the. clerk was directed to
check in favor of the attorney in the cause
for S75. III.
In the matter OF Thomas J. Buchanan.
The clerk was instructed to check IN favor
Of the attorneys for the assignee for $50.
In the case Of NJ. 'Lichtenstein. John l..
e Il f1,o hop txvnr n
dered to show cause on the 7th instant why
the order entered May 4, 1877, should not
be set aside and annulled as to NJ. Kauf-
man. ......- -.....-.
In the matter Of John S. Fitzgerald. The
assignee was directed to pay G. A. Hawkes. $
administrator $441.74 with interest from
March s., 1875.
In the cause OF Crump, assignee OF Pcy-
ton Jonston, Sr., against Peyton Johnston,
Sr,, and others. Bill fled and Injunction
awarded to restrain and enioin 10. Lane
Stern, special commissioner, and all others
from conveying or otherwise interfering
with the property corner OF Eleventh and
Marshall streets. ...
Judgments for the plaintiffs were rem
dercd in the following cases OF the trustees
Of the Dollar Savings Bank: Against John
W. Cosby for S166; Giles Willis and Rich
ard Tinsley, s155.75; William P. Lee,
s62 .s3; A. e. Hancock, SS0.S2; r. r. Fur
geson, S425.35; Jacob S. At!ee, s4lS; W.
j. Cussen, S234.66; Henry G. Hutcheson,
S390S1; William F. Taylor, S93.79; Mary
and John G. Hunter, SILT.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
James ii. Gary OF Lunenburg county /;
Thacker Rogers OF King George county ;
and Charles p. Winston and II. W. Dabney,
OF Richmond city.
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can,toI.sauare Walks.

Messrs. Editors,-Do beseeeh Major Boy
kin to have heavy roller used on the Capt.
tolsquare walks. They are very rough ana
unpleasant to walk upon, 10 say no,n,ng OF
the great damage they do shoe-leather. 7
sometimes see roller used on the avenue
the washington monument, but there is
little m use for 1t there compared to the de-
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The Primary Election.

Messrs. Editors,-Please suggest to the
City Committee the propriety OF having the
primary election or ward meetings las they
may determine upon) by the 1st Of July.
In July many OF our citizens leave for coun-
try places or summer resorts. and their
votes and influence will be lost to US II the
selection OF delegates is too long post
poued. 4.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs- On, all safes Of Real Estate made bcttoees
the 1st OF January and last Of June the tGEcs(ot
the present year 6aue to be paia oythe yurchdse,
On all sales made bettoeen the 1st of July and iGA
of the year tie tdzes haze to be paid by The seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years aSs
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and viciNity.I
- 8tayst y ~;
FRANK D. HILL, 81 p. M, trustees sale OF new
brick dwelling No. 4024 Leigh street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. raU "a II.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, p. NJ, building lot on
the south side Of Broad between Twenty. frst and
Twenty-second streets. s-: ss 4. ,ssa.i
E. w. POWELL, 10X A. NJ, pawnbroker's sale OF
valuable ladies' and gentlarnen's gold and silver
watches, diamond rings, gold rings &C., st No.
1144 Main street.
JOHN MCCORMICK, IL A. NJ, furniture. &c.
a. B. DUESDERRY, 10x A. NJ. household farni-
ture, &c. ..-.r =. r.,
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Name Changed. d.-Permissio has been
granted by the Grand Dictator OF the State
Of Virginia to Gillian Lodge, No. 593,
knights Of Honor, to alter its name to Dale
Lodge. It is strange that no order: or So
ciety started in Manchester can invent an
original name. Dale Lodge is about as ap-
propriate name as South Pacific would be-.
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THE MIRACULOUS PEN-a new inyention-is in
dispcnsable to travellers. Requires no iuk-only n
few drops Of clear water. All colors. For sale by
J. Z. ELLYSoS, l112 Main street. Price for pen
and holder, by mail, csc. Send in your orders
Large supply on hand. .f#s .t-
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-General Blackwell,
convicted Of forgery in Halifax county and
sentenced to six years Imprisonment In the
penitentiary, was received at that institution
YESTERDAY.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Isaac p. Mendes, who
for several years has been pastor OF the
Portuguese synagogue in this city, has ac-
cepted q call to the synagogue in Savannah,
which has one Of the wealthiest congrega-
tions in this section OF the country. Mr..
Mcndes is 4 young gentleman Of education
and refinement, and has been useful and
honorcd member Of this community during
his residence here. He will leave Rich
mond the latter part Of this month, but will
not take charge OF his congregation in So
rannah until August 1st.
1t was expected that Chief-Justice Waite
would be here yesterday, but he did not ar
rive. He is now in North Carolina, and the
date of his coming here is uncertain. 1T
seems understood that he is to hear the case
involving the payment OF the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad assigned labor
claims.
Joel B. Watkins and John R. Mountcas-
tie. Jr., have been adiudged bankrupts.
Sergeant Perrin, OF the police, is in Bath
county, on sick leave. Policeman Hulce
returned to duty yesterday after ten days
absence from it on account OF sickness OF
all his household from scarlet-fever.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcnE.-DR. c. w
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner'
vou.ness and sleeplessness, and viii cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists
ONCE, 1O6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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MoFFETT WHIsKEY-REGIsTER.-P
nent members Of the Liquor-D Dealers Asso-
ciation say that they are now absolutely
sure they will be able to prevent the use OF
the Mofett punch. ....-
On the other hand, Auditor Taylor is
going forward with his preparations, and is
encouraged to believe that with or without
O patent he will be able to put the registers
into successful operation in the course OF a
few weeks. .a..- .-...
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have analyzed the wHfsKEr known under the
brand OF /" b SELECT" controlled by Bfessrs. WAL~
TER D. BLAIB & Co... Richmond, Va, and fnd tf
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal sud family pur.
poses.-J. e. McCAw, M D., late Professor OF Chem
istry Medical College of Virginia.. - s3.tL sg4J
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SHoCKOE SOCIAL CLUB.-At the last meet
ing Of this Club the following officers were
elected: d. C. Farley, president; Thomas
Dance. vice-president; Walter Moore, Sec
retarv: and Z. p. Mayes, treasurer.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POsT- OFFICE JUNE 8, l8l1.-
j. Hampden Slater, Richmond, Va. Archer
Turpin, Powha.an county, Va. MISS sal
lie voolfolk, Caroline county, Va.
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THE PAN-PREsBYTERIAN COUNCILLORS.
HoGE AND BRowN.-Rev. Drs. Hoge and
Brown will attend rs delegates the Pan-Pres-
byterian Council, which is to meet in Edin-
burgh carly in July. DR.. Hoge will sail
from New York in the Cunard steamer Scy-
thia on the 18th. After the adjournment OF
the Council he proposes to visit the Scan di-
navian countries, and will probably be abb
sent from Richmond until October. DR..
Brown will leave New York on one Of the
steamers OF the Anchor Line three days later
than DR.. HoGe. .st'.~.s ,..1
DR.. Hoge's pulpit will be supplied for the
first eight weeks Of his absence by Rev. DIR.
b. NJ Brown. He. will leave the city by
Monday nights train for New YORK, and
on the evening of his departure the men,
bers Of his congregation and other friends
will meet at his house to bid him farewell.
An important topic has been assigned him
for discussion, and his address will be one
Of the first, probably the first, in regular
course. .-3 -.-.. .'..
The Pan-PresbYterian Council will be
composed Of leading members Of the Church
from all parts Of the world, and its delibera-
tions will be watched with interest by hun
dreds OF thousands OF people.
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The Grand Lodge OF ssAncient Free and
Accepted Nasonso Of the State OF New
York began its ninety-sixth grand annual
communication in the city OF New York on
Tuesday. The total number OF affiliated
master Masons In the State was reported to
be 81, 1902; number OF lodges on the roll, III.
The suItan thinks he can Mecca raise Of
the sineWs OK war.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINS, SERGE GOODS, SAM
dals Prince Aiberts, Oxfords, Newports Sfagnolas-
Buckle Newports. &C., cheapat ist - W
BoscnEN,s, 500 and GIL Broad street:
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MEETINGS..

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS gWssg
n are cordially invited to attend q stated sHXS9
convocation OF RICHMOND ROYAL A%R
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 8, at the Masons' 49,
Hall, on Franklin street, THIS Thursday EVE
MING, June 7th, A. d. 1877, Ut O'Clock. Election
Of officers. =. -".' ''."
BY order of the NJ. z II. P. atgF
je tits GEORGE F. KEESEE, Secretary.