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MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

The beer saloon OF Henry HuIzlc, No. 97s Third
avenue. well filed Sunday evening with
drinkers OF the foamipg lager crowd OF young
loaiers, comprising notorious members Of the gang
in that neighborhood, lined the bar, a heavy
tnl aud tben refused TO pay anything for the
liquor that had been served them. The pro-
pretor ordered them out and they all ap-
parcnty left, whom Hulzlo began to count
the change in his money drawer AS the saloon
Keeper examining the cash box be received
hard blow the back OF tho head which ielled him
to the ground. The pain great but Hulzlo re-
tanned his consciousness leaped over the bar and Gu
dsavorcd to catch his assaant HIS assailnnt ayoung
man pamod simmons, rushed into Third avenue. The
ely Of "Hepi" brought to Hulze's assistance O0cer
Quigley, Of the Twenty eighth precinct, and
number OF eitzcus They caught glimpse OF
tho fleeing rough and started 10 pursuit. One Of
the pursuers, quicker looted than his companions,
outran simmons, when the latter turned and drew q
loaded revolver him. Instead Of firing II, however,
no threw It At his opponents head. The man lodged
in time to escape tho missile. This short clay gave
opportunity TO the oficor approach, ana, after
sharp chase Of another block, Simmons was secured
In his fight he had been to cast away something
On the way to the station house this found to be
blacksmith's hammer, with which Hulze had been
struck. The fiat end OF u fitted the wound the
back OF the proprotor's head. The prisoner
mitted In default oil 900 bail In the Fifty seventh
street court, yesterday.
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BASEBALL.

THE rLYAwAYs VICTORIOUS IN THEIR GAME
WITH IHE MoNTGoMEnYs-oTHER GAMES.
There was good attendance on the Union Ground,
Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon 10 witness the
metropolitan championship game between the Fly
aways and MontGomerys, both OF this city The game
was well contested throughout and resulted in an
easy victory for the Fyaways, who won by outbat-
ting their opponents. rho Montgomerys played a
strong deding game, but were totally unable 10 his
Purroys effective pitching. only two base hits being
made by them during tho game. The Flyaways took
tho lead in the frat inning and had no difdcuty IN
maintaining 1t Throughout. the game. Loughlin,
McCann, Fleet, Towart and Wareham played well 10
their respective Positions as did Bryan, McEiroy,
Hayes, Cronan aud Ridley. Tho following IL the
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nearly six feet four inches ana when bowling towers
the wicket lie an uncertain bat, but has douo
good service Ia England Carrot is good fast bowler
and capital neld. also very steady, upright bat
is good bat and excellent wicket keeper, SLING
that post Tor Nsw South Wales. A. Bannerman Is .
fair bat and good field. Aldwsatsr 10 . good change
bowler ana iair bat.
In addition 10 the "axtursss for games with she
Australian eleven Is stated oficially by Toronto
paper that game viii be played In that city about
October and AZ they play Ia this city ON the Isl
and "a and Ia philadelphia the Sd, 4th and 9th, II
iooks as " they will then 60 10 Toronto. and leave
TO play Detroit the nth and 18th ana ST.
Louis on the 18th and 18th.
Tne twonty-three gentlemen OF New York. from
whom the eighteen players to be selected, arc all
good players In the bowIers are Aessrs. Giles.
Brewster, stevens. Jones, Grsig and Moeran, and
among tho batsmen OF note are Msssrs. Marsh and
Bancc Tho drst practice game will be played ~ 10.
boken on Thursday next a. thrce r. NJ sia eas
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CREEDMOOR.

MILITARY RIyLE PRACTICE BIZ THE MEMBERs
OF THE EIGHTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. OF
THE SEVENTH, SHOOTING FOB THE NEVADA
BADGE.
The concluding riho practice Of shs season for the
Eighth regiment Of the National Guard took place ~
Creedmoor yesterday, with $50 men present on the
range. These men were such as failed 10 qualify IN
the several classes during the eseampment oil the
regiment at Crsedmoor in last July They were com
mandcd yesterday by Lieusouant Colonel r. d. schil-
hug and received at the firing points from
Captain Z. Barker. Colonel G. d. Scott and Major
Joseph Holland the Inspector OF Re Practice OF the
THIRD Brigade we're also on the nsld Forty-eight
mon shot In the third Glass; thirtyons Of them made
qualifying scores. These and forty Others shot In
the class, aud nineteen men male the twenty
Ave points required 10 qualify them for composition
III tho frat class Seventeen men also won tho Marks
mans Badge.
r sie.i vOLLkY FIRING.
Teams Of eight from each OF tho companies
represented tho ncid drilled In hc and voey
hrlng. rhe drIll tair and the scoring not over
good. II was follows The possible score being go
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RACING IN KENTUCKY.
FALL MEETING OF THE KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION.
Jv~tx1.rt,w SAINT 2 1879

FALL MEETING OF THE KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION.
LEXINGTON, Sept. 2. 1873.
The stables at the course Of tho Kentucky AssocIa
ton 1ling up with thoroughbreds to take part in
tho fail races, which commence here on tho 9th inst
Tho Is In nne order, and every arrange.
mcnt has boon made tor an interesting meet
lug. Tho most attractive events VIII DO tho
Wiley Stakes, of one and throe- quarter miles.
-olds, in which thcre thirty eight
ontres including Day Star, Levecr, Sole tor. Blue
Eyes, BeaconsfsId, Mcienry and others. The Other
interesting yearold tho Eikborn Stakes
a dash Of two miles, in which there twenty seven
entries, among them the celebrated Hmyar, Day Star,
Solicitor and others.
During the week there will DO seventeen races, in
GLIDING stakes and thves year-olds purses
for all ages. Tho Indications all point 10 very
attractive meeting.
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Flyaway. ! O-S
Montgomery..... o y D D Ia
Runs sarned-Fiyaways. l; Montg omerys, o. First
base by srrors--Flyaways 8; Mon.gonerys, g. Total
lott on bases-Flyaways, Z; Montgomerys, 4. Total
base hits-FIyawsys, 10; Montgomerys, q Struck
out-Fiyaways, 8; Aontgomerys. Z. Umpire-Mr U.
Walker, OF Inc New York Club. scorsr-Mr. T. A.
Whitney. Time OF gamc-lh. Dom.
WToKA ORANGE
There was good crowd assembled ut the Capisoline
Grounds to witness the metropolitan champion
sup contest betwccn tho Wlt0kas of BROOK
lyn, and the Orange, Club, uof Orange, N. J.
The first inning was opened tn brilliant style,
each side getting men as lar around as
third base, although neither side scored. In the
second ming the Witokas, by safe batting, scored
earned ruu Alter chances had been gwen 10 dispose
OF the Orange Club without a run, three pretty hits
were made succession, which enabled the visitors
to score three This load they Kept throughout
the game. The fielding was not up TO tho standard
either nine. AT times however, some very pretty
plays were made. Dunno played without an error ut
fret base, putting out fourteen men and assisting
once. Rule and Jackson old the most effective WORK
for The Orange Club both ~ the bat and in the field
On the part OF The Wtokas, Marsland Ring Bass and
Reed led IN the field. and Burns led at tho bat Fol
IA n
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Isl. I'd. 3D. 4N. Jtk. Oh. 7fk. SEt 9EH.
Witoka..,.... 1 20 0 o o 0go p
Orange .O 3 o I 90 90
Umpire-AE George Saith, OF tho hudson CLUB.
Runs earnsd-Wnoka, !; Orange. First base oy
errors--Witokas z; Orange, Total lett on base.
witokas, u Orange, Z. Total base hits--Wuokas, q;
Orange, TO- Struck out-Witckas, 3; Orange, 2 Time
Ot gamc--rHo hours.
JERSEY CRY vs.. srAE.
Tho game on the Cen tennial Ground. jersey City,
between tho Jersey City Browns and Stars OF Green
vile was ono sided and unin tcrosting Tho Browns
played 10 oa-hand manner and seemed TO tako
but little interest in the game. Tho match was
OF the series for the championship OF the State Of
Now Jersey ana she Taylor pcnnant. Tho spectators
wore very much dissatisfied with the manner In which
tho game played Duunignn, Meehan and VIII.
let's led the bat for tho Jersey Guys and Sweeny
Poorman and Troy did the best nelding Tho follow
ing Is the scorc-
r,sIxC City SrA Ans
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W. H. Read, JE, OF Company H. won the badge pre-
sentcd by Colonel Scott score OF IL out OF pos
sibe 20 points. at 200 yards.
THE NEVADA BADGE
team OF thirty dive men from Gem any II OF the
Seventh regiment shot at 200 and 500 yurds tor the
gold badge offered by the State oil Nevudn tos eompe
tlion among the various companies OF tho National
Guard OF New YORK Sate. rhe badge will De awarded
November / 10 that company whose team shall
have nude the best record me teams may shoot ut
any time and place. and the conditions ere similar to
ihose governing competitions Tor the Marksman's
BAdgc Company mado Yesterday 694 out OF the
possible !, $50 points
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August ~, 1878, by tho REV. Emory j. Haynes, AN
DREW a. HASFoRD 20 JosgralxE DfSGLEy, daughter Of
Daniel Dingley. No card.
observation-disclosures. August. 90 A. the res.
dence OF the BRIDES father by tho Rev. A. G. Hull Of
Trlnty cnurcn, Morrisania. AARrx HoUGn. OF
Harlem, 10 SUssE, youngest lighter Conrad Rose
ST., Esq, Of Fordhanz, n. X. No cards. .
La bRUcE-BRrcE.- August 81, 1878, at
Hotoxen, N. j.. oy tho Row Tsfair Hodgson, e. N:
daughter OH. W. Bryce. OF Rictnond, Va. no cards
Georgetown ana Charleston. $. c.. papers please
copy.
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Isl. 2L I'd. 4H oth bt- 7Ut 6IH.yN
s sssssy CITY,. 2 SS 9 9 ia e
Runs earned-Jerscy City, 9; Stars, 2. First bass
By errors OF opponents--Jcrsey City, Z; Stars, 4.
Time OF eame-2h. ION. Umprc-M. Malone, OF the
FIyaway Club.
Tho stars Of Syracuse visited Troy yesterday de-
featod the Hoy makers OF that city by scoro OF 10
too.
Buna0s resulted IN victory for the latter by a
score OF to-.
Baltmores,
Al Springfield, Mass.-springasids, a; Manches-
tiers, 0.
AT Peoria--Indianapolis,1 IA; Peoria reds, l.
Today tho Now Yorks aud Huds0ns play on the
Union Ground, and the Montgomerys and Astors ON
the Capitoine Ground.
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BOSTON JOCKEY CLUB.

BOSTON, Sept 2 1873
The races OF the Boston Jockey Club begin to-mor-
row afternoon Beacon Park add will three
days. About forty horses arrived by special tram
from Saratoga yesterday, and many moro from New
York and Long Branch expected.
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RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.

An election for thirteen directors aud three In
spcctors Of election of tho Brooklyn, F,atbush and
Coucy Island Railroad, vas held yesterday at the
once Of the company, NO. 1ss Montaeus street
Fly EIGHT ballots wore east, representing Sszlo
snares. The ticket elected was - follows -Anfees
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toss--John LsGssts. Bspjanin e. aheniugs, Charles
Stssrs, Albert Daggett. Robinson Gill rhoma. Sui-
vsn James n. smith, A. Is Baysis, Henry Z. Mpny,
James Jourdan, Benjamin r. Tracy, stephen d. herri-
man and William Marshall Inspectors OF Election
Daniel Chauncy, John Williams ana John J. ssudwelL
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RIFLE NOTES.

The members Of tho Thirty-secopd regiment, OF
Brooklyn. have presented q badge to the military
at Creedmoor, be OF The prizes their
match which will take place end Of the
IL OF god b0rdered with silver nlagres and bears
target ana set OF marking disks worSed IN colorcd
enamel The cIasD Is Inscribed ''Thrty-sccond regi
mentO
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
ENGAGED.
MARRIED

HiLBoRN-LEvlSsoS.- Qua HLBoRS, OF Phlladel
phsa to Miss Dora LzvISsoS. OF rottenvc, s. I. No
cards tt'IH NEI ffi'
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HANDBALL AND RACKET.

The second OF tho OF exhibition games for tho
benefit the yellow fever sufferers which 10 have
taken place yesterday ut tho court OF Mr. N. Hicks
Hoboken, was postponed until Tuesday next This
will not, however, Interfere with the entertainment
on Friday OF this weeK, at two p NJ at the court Of
Mr.. Philip Casey, Douglass street, Brooklyn. Some
OF the best handbal players in the country pres
ent yesterday at Hicks' court, aud rub, best two
In three games, at handball occurred, but not
for tho benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers In which
cx.Aldorman James Dunno, Of Brooklyn, and Deputy
sheriff Bernard McQuade, OF this city played against
Messrx Philip Casey OF Brooklyn champion Of the
were sliendidy contested and resulted as follows:-
Dunno and McQuade. ........ 2-2l
Casey ana Landy. Ia
Dunno and MeQuade. Observation-Disclosures. l6--l6
casey anu Lanuy ................... ...... lo-1l
Dunno and McQuade. ll-2l
Casey anu l.anuy. ................ 49,. liz
Alter tho four-handed contest at handball was con-
cluded singe-handed struggle occurred ut Ameri-
rackets. The parties 10 this rub, beat Two In
three games, were Messra NJ. Landy and g. NJ.
Eiscr. Landy won In Two straight games BY the fol-
lowing scoro:-
First Second Total.
Eiser.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 Is 81
Mr. J. kellogg then played against Messrs Goodwin
and Fitzpatrick rub, boat two In three games, Of
American raskets, the resut Of which was AZ fol-
lows:-
F1ra Second Third. Total
Goodwin aud fitzpatrick. II Is II 90
kellog. 10 II is b
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GOOD PROSPECT OF SPIRITED CONTESTS ON
THE HARLEM To-DAY-FlvE EVENTS AND
NUMEROUS ENTRIHs-A CHALLENGE TO THE
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TOURNAMENT In HENRICo. Co.-Neither the
wet weather nor the prospect for a short
crop of wheat dampened the knightly ar
dor and love of excitement OF large num-
Der of Henricoans on last Tuesday. The
occasion was tournament such as the aver
age young Virginia gentleman is so fond OF;
and in which they excel all others in this
country of ours. The spot chosen was al
most three miles below the city, short dis
tance off from the Central turDpike-old
Darbytown road. About three hundred
persons Of all ages gathered around to see
the fitting, and all, from the oldest to the
Youngest, were interested spectators OF the
fascinating sport.
Fifteen knights entered the lists as cham
pions, and the riding was as good as we
have ever seen. The successful knights,
given in the order Of their winnings, were
Mr.. w. Frederick Pleasants, Knight oil
Laurel Grange; Mr.. q. G. Roper,
"Knight of Chickamauga MIR. j. 5.
Bradley" Knight Of Forlorn Hope" and
Mr.. G. w. Childrey, "KDight OF Varina."
After the tilting was over the young peo.
Pile repaired to the Red Mems hall, near by,
where an entertainment was. prepared and
festivities were kept up to late, or rather
early. hour. The ladies receiving the hon
ors from the knights were Miss Lillian
Clarke; of North Carolina, Queen Of Love
and Beauty; Miss NJ. Lou. Pleasants, OF
Hanover First Maid of Honor; Miss Mol
lie Garnett, or New Kent, Second Maid Of
Honor; and Miss Minnie Johnston, OF Hen
rico, Third Maid Of Honor.
1t may be proper to state that the frs
maid Of honor was won by gentleman o.
the vicinity, he taking eight rings OF th'
nine, but as his heart was pre0ccupied ht
gallantly gave way to his more youthful
and susceptible rivals.
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CARNIVAL AND BAZAAR.-The Theatre pre-
sented beautiful scene last evening, and
the carnival and bazaar which is being car
ried on there during this week is eminentlY
successful. The ladies, through whose in
defatigabIe zeal and energy it is conducted,
seem pleased with the fine attendance each
night, and those who go with a charitable
intent are rewarded by the varied amuse-
ments offered them.
The Theatre is tastefully fitted up with
beautifuily-constructe booths and tables,
and these are presided overby lovely young
ladies representing peasants, gypsies, and
other characters.
Each night some new and pleasing! at
traction is offered. Tuesday night Prof.
Peters's fine orchestra discoursed sweet
music, and last evening the Amateur Band
! gave delightful promenade concert. They
played remarkably well, and were often ap-
pIauded to the encore.
An election is held every night to decide
who shalt be crowned Queen OF the Carni'
val. Each gentleman qualities as voter
| by paving the sum OF ten cents, and as re
peating is in order, he may vote as often az
he feels disposed to make the necessary
qualification. A lovely young Franklin
Street belle was crowned last evening, apo
Mr. A. NJ. Kelley delivered the coronation
address inahis usual happy and inimitabl'
| sfvtp. .fts '-5t 60.
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AUCTION SALES OF THE LITTLE DOVER Es-
TArES, ON JAMES RIVER, II GooCHLANp CouT-
TY, TwENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
The sale Of these two very valuable estates will take
place at au cion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 29th May, 1875, at II O'Clock NJ, II fair; II
not on the first fair day thereafter. Persons DIS
posed to purchase rstcass James-river estates are
particularly invited to view them before the day OF
sae and those who may conclude TO attend the sale
can be accommodated with conveyance by notify
ing me the day preceding For further particulars
see advertisements signed by Messrs j. A. Meredith
and A. L. Boulware, commissioners, and Thomas
w. 1IcCance, acting surviving executor, &C., who
have authorized me to say that the necessities OF The
parties whom they represent such as 10 make ,h
sale absolutely necessary, even at great sacrifice.
W.GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
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BasE-BALL.-One of the finest profes--
sionaI base ball mines, in the country, with
the champion pitcher OF the United States,
will play our Richmond clubs on Friday
and Saturday at the Richmond and Atlantic
Baseball Park. The games will commence
each evening at O'Clock, Seats have been
erected for the accommodation Of the pub
lie. The street-cars run near the grounds.
The nine Is composed OF the following pro-
fessional players: Evans, right field j Gore,
centre field; Piggott, first base; Bradley,
pitcher; Crook, third base stoyey, left
field; Mutrie. short stop; burlington,
catcher; Reilly, second base. +. 9. Bank
Iroft, manager. q 3. Il 3,
a. match game of baseball was played
yesterday evening between the School craft
and Onr Boys Base Rall Clubs, with the fol.
flowing score. !. schools 81 Inning runs,
ax;; Our Boys, 81 innings; runs, 25. Charles
Petit, umpire; Paul y. Dunnayant, scorer.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising followed by falling
barometer, nearly stationary temperature,
northerIy winds, diminishing in force and
shifting generally to southeasterly, and clear
or partly cloudy weather, and possibly at
night IN the western part rain.
$. For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, generally higher pressure, slightly
RSnds mostly easterly or IN tbe sabr atteg
southerly, and clear or partly cloudy wea-
ther, will prevail, with possibly occasional
rains in the latter and southern portion of
the, former. .is
Cautionary signals continneat Cape Look
out, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, and East
port; and otf-shore signals at Thatcher's
Island, Sandy Hook, and Cape May.
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BLUE GLhss.-Genersi Pleasanton, Of bIuc-gtass
fame, argnes that because III his hot house plants
grow stronger and more rapidly under blue glass,
the same covering is equally good for animal life,
and capable Of curing disease. If afflicted. hang no
hope upon so doubtful theory and remedy, but
rather trust some thoroughly tested agent. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which is sue
cessfu above all other remedies yet known in heal
ing affections Of the throat lungs, and blood, works
iu perfect harmony with natures laws. If the skin
be sallow with blotches and erup1ons, II there be
headache, constipation, bliousness,' general and
nervous debility, the Golden Medical Discovery and
Dr. Pierces Pleasant PGrgative Pellets will II used
according TO directions, effect perfect cure.
ALEXANDRIA, RAP1pIEs PARISH, La. T
Or. r. y. Pierce: gts
Dear Sir,-Six bottles Of yopr Golden Medical
Discovery has cured Inc Of hacking cough that
suffered with for nearly four years. take pleasure
In recommending 1t TO the world. Yours, &C.,
W. JOHN DELACY, 7. NJ
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CHARGES AGAINST a MINISTER CoLoRED
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF COOP TEMPLARs-
GRAND LODGE RE6KGANIZED.-The semi
annual session OF the Grand Lodge OF this
State met in this city. with twelve lodges
duly represented by delegates and proxies.
Dr.J. G. Furguson, Grand Worthy Coun-
sellor, presided as G. W. G. T., and W. H.
l.. Combs was appointed &. W.7secretary
pro tenn. 49,
The Grand Lodge was opebcd in due
form. Prayer by Grand Chaplain Pleasant
Jones.
B.J. Franklin, OF Eureka Lodge, No. IA,
then presented charges against Rev. w. B.
Derrick and DR.. r. a. Green for usurpation
OF authority. The Grand Lodge appointed
a committee, as follows, to investigate the
charges: Robert McNaughton, T. r. john
son, Rev. j. w. Gaines.
The committee reported the charges sus-
tanned, and on motion, Messrs. Derrick and
Green were expelled from the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge then proceeded to or
ganize under the old work Of the Order by
electing the following grand officers: Robert
McNaughton, G. w. G. r., vice w. B. Der
rick, suspended; DR.. j. C. Furguson. G..
W. c.; Adaline Hill. G. w. Y. t.; w. H.
L. Combs, G. w. Secretary, Usce DR.. e. A.
Green, suspended; John 81. Lewis, CIV.
Treasurer; Pleasant Jones, Grand Chap
Iain-all of Richmond; Henry Woodson,
G. w. Marshal, Alexandria; George b.
Williams, Grand Guard, Dumfries; Robert
B. Evans, Grand Sentinel, Woodyllle: T..
r. johnson, G. w. Messenger, Richmond; |;
Rev. j. w. Gaines, General Superintend-
ent; Jer. Temples, Past G. W. c. T.; Lewis
Dickerson,. a. G. Secretary.
These off GERS were installed by DR.. Fur
guson, G. W. G..
A committee Of three was appointed to
wait upon the eX-grand officers in regard to
books, moneys, &C., OF this Grand Lodge.
The G. W. G. S: made the following ap-
Dointments of deputies: !,
Deputies for Richmond-Lewis Dicker-
son, T. f., johnson; Manchester-T. w.
Fitzhugh; State deputies-Rev. J. A: Tay-
lor, Richmond; w. 81. Brooks, Norfolk; j.
A. Bell, Lincoln; Henry Woodson, Alex
andria; Joseph P. Evans, Petersburg !;
George E. Williams, Prince William.
On motion, a vote OF thanks was rendered
the Richmond and State press.
The Grand Lodge, on motion OF B. j.
Franklin, decided to ;meet'in annual session
| in the city of Alexandria on the 18th OF
November, 1878, at GA: NJ, ..,..,1 :.
Rev. w. B. Derrick is in: Boston, claim;
ing to represent Virginia. in the English
Grand Lodge of the World, which will be
| in session there next week.