The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01

L. w. Billups. C. c.; j. r. Lamkin, z. OF
r. and s.; j. r. Lamkin, representative to
the Grand Lodge.
Myrtle Lodge, No. %, meets at Concordia
Hall every Friday night. Donald Inness, C.
c.; John w. Glenn, Il. OF r. and s.; NJ. F.
Hudnall, representative to the Grand
Lodge.
Old Dominion, No. 4, meets at Pythian
! Hall, corner OF Main and Eleventh streets,
on the first and third Tuesdays eli each
month Z. M. Crump, G. g.; J. D. Dalton,
Il. oil. r. aud S.; Z. r. Edwards, represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge.
Hines Lodge, No. II, meets at Pythian
Hall on the first and third Fridays OF each
month. j. L. Chiffon. G. c.; w. j. Rid
| dick, K. of r. and S.; S. t. Beach, repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge.
Virginia Lodge, No. 2, meets at Concor-
dia Hall, on Broad between Fourth and
Fifth streets, on the first and third Mon
days OF each month. W. L. Baldwin, C.
c.; FL. E. Downing, X. OF r. and s.; rep.
resentatiye to Grand Lodge, L. G.. jenkins.
Damon Lodge, No. Z, meets at Spring.
field Hall every Friday night. W. B.
Haynes, c. c.; J. E. Riddick, X. of r. and
S.; H. A. Atkinson, Jr., representative to
the Grand Lodge.
| Improved Order Red Men.
GREAT COUNCIL OF VRGISIA.-E. w.
Gaines, of Norfolk, great saehem; c. A. B.
Coffortb, Of Winchester, great chief Of re-
cords.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. IA, meets ut Odd
Fellows Hall every Wednesday evening.
W. q. W. Childress, worthy sachem.
Chickahominy Tribe, No. 81, meets at
Springfield Hall, Twenty and NJ
streets, every Tuesday evening. P. A. Nor
ton worthy sachem.
Anawon Tribe, No. 80, meets at Levy's
Hall, Eleventh and Main streets, every Mon
day evening, John Williams, worthy sa-
chem.
Jamestown Tribe, No. Al, meets at ThOn's
Hall, Seventeenth and Main streets, every
| Tues day evening. James r. Lamkin,
worthy sachem.
Pamunkey Tribe, No. ~, meets at Con-
cordia Hall every Saturday evening. John
Atkins, worthy sachem.
Varina Tribe, No. 46, meets every Thurs
day evening at their wigwam, on the
Charles-City road few miles below the
city. John Carter, worthy sachem.
Chckamauga Tribe, No. 4S, meets at their
wigwam. on the farm Of George K. Roper.
a few miles below the city. j. L. Sidnor,
worthy sachem.
Tempinrs of Honor and Temperance.
Undnc Temple of Honor and Temper
ance is now under the jurisdiction OF the
Grand Temple of Maryland and District Of
Columbia. Deputy Most Worthy Templar
for Virginia, Thomas Rudd. Undine Tenn
pie, No. 2, meets on the first and third Fri
day of each month at Harmony Hall. Broad
street between Fifth and Sixth. G. E. FitZ-
wilson, worthy chief templar; Charles
Spencer, worthy vicc-templar; G. ". Volk-
man, worthy recorder; Thomas Rudd,
worthy treasurer. 1t has au active men,
bership OF 80.
Sons of Temperance.
| GRAND DIVISION OFFICERS.-H. A. Atkin-
son, Dr., of No. 1877, grand worth patriarch !;
r. B. Wilson. OF No. 81, grand worthy as
sociate; II. Wiley Davis, of No. 1877, grand
grand treasurer; II. r. Smith, of No. 81,
grand chaplain; John Z. Jones, OF No. 43,
grand conductor r. II. Watson, OF No. 402,
grand sentinel.
REPRESENTATIVES TO THE NATIONAL d.
VISION (meets in Buffalo, n. Y. June IS,
1S7S).-R. G. Staples, of Portsmouth; c..
P. McCabe, OF Leesburg; Caleb Jacob, of
Richmond: Dr.. w. Leigh Burton, OF Rich
mond; Philip Reed, of Salem; j. S. Craig,
OF Rockingham; Rev. George e. Wander
slice, of Manchester; Fl. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
T. Wiley Davis, William Hancock, W. j.
Glenn, K. B. Wilson, Of Richmond.
SPECIAL DELEGATE.-H. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
Of Richmond. ........
The next annual session will be held in
the city OF Portsmouth on the fourth We'd
nesday in October, 1878.
/ suBoRDINATE DIVISIONS IN THIS CITY:
Shockoe Hill, No. "a, meets Monday eve
nings in Harmony Hall.
jefferson, No. 101, ucets Tuesday eve
nines in Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Monroe. No. 102, meets Thursday eve
nings in Westham Hall. .-.
Springfield, No. 1877, meets on Monday
evenings in Springfield Hall. .....l
| During the past year eight or ten diyis-
ions were organized. The order in the State
is in good condition, and owns property
valued at $4,000.
knights of Honor.
This is beneficiary order, which allows
its members during sickness weekly bene-
st of SIS, and secures upon death to their
heirs or representatives $4,000.
Fraternity Lodge, No. 265, meets at Will
kinson's Hall, on Ninth street, on the second
and fourth Friday evenings in each month
Vice-Dictator, Jackson Bolton; Assistant
Dictator, Benjamin F. Tinsley; Reporter,
Sol. B. Jacobs; Financial Reporter, R.
Samuel Denny; Treasurer, John Laird !;
Trustees, r. A. Brock, William Gibson, FL.
Bruning; Past Dictators, Edward McCar-
thy, R. A. Brock, J. f. W. Gibson, Henry
Bodeker (sitting).
Druids.
Grand Grove Of Virginia L. L. Court
ney, noble grand arch; William E. Cree,
grand secretary; T. L. Courtney and c. C.:
Thon, grand representatives to, the Grand
Grove Of the United States.
Liberal Grove, No. 2, meets every Thurs
day evening at Druid's Hall, Main and
Seventeenth streets. Henry Metzger, noble
arch; Paul Boessig, secretary.
Stewart Grove, No. 5, meets every Satur-
day evening at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Henry
R. Williams, noble arch; William E. Cree,
secretary.
Stonewall Grove, No. 6, meets every Mon
day evening at Concordia Hall, Broad street.
S. T. Waldrop, noble arch; Thomas jack
son, secretary.
| Southern Cross brotherhood.
Lee Camp, No. 1, S. G. B., meets on the
| fourth Monday in March, June, and Sep
| TENDER at the Office OF the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company. Past
Commander, B. c. Hartsook; Commander,
William Plumer Gretter; Secretary, j.
Booten Hill; Treasurer, W. Ellis Jones.
Royal Arcanum.
Virginia Council, No. 26. John j.
! Wright, regent; William Lovenstein, sec
rotary. Meets the second and fourth Sat
urday nights at Schiller Hall.
German Sick Assistance Association
President A Osterbind Vice-Presldent,