The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

few miles belowthe city. George Duncan
worthy sachem.
Drulsis.
Grand Grove OF Virginia: DIR. C. A. Mer-
Ger, noble grand arch; William F. Cree,
grand secretary; T. L. Courtney and Will
liam l.. Baldwin, 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 Sew
enteenth streets. Beniumin Metzger, noble
arch; Paul Boessig. secretary,
Stewart Grove, No. 5, meets every Satur-
day evening at Odd-FelIows' Hail.. +. S.
Jones, noble arch; William E. Cree, secre-
tary.
Stonewall Grove, No. 6, meets every
Monday evening at Concordia Hall, Broad
street. j. B. EIstow, noble arch; T. l..
Courtney, secretary.
Sons of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OFFICERs.-Rey. r. S.
Barrett. of No. 1877, grand worthy patriarch /;
e. A. Emerson, OF No. %, grand worthy
associate; William Hancock, OF No. 81,
grand scribe; John F. Shinberger, OF No.
167, grand treasurer: William T. Glenn, OF
No. 102, grand chaplain: E. G. Smith, OF
No. 43, grand conductor; George NJ. Long.
OF No. 81, grand sentinel; r. B. Wilson, OF
No. 81, past grand worthy patriarch.
| REPRESENTATIVES TO THE NATIONAL DIv1s-
ION (meets in Washington, D. c., June IS,
1S,Jj.-R. &. Staples, OF Portsmouth,; G. P.
McCabe, OF Leesburg; Rev. G. G. Wander.
slice, Of Manchester; Fl. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
OF Henrico; J. S. Craig, Of Rockingham
E. A. Emerson, of Lyncbburg; Philip
Read, OF Salem; r. B. Wilson, Rev. W. T
Lindsay, w. J. Glenn. T. Wiley Davis, Rev
K. S. Barrett, and William Hancock, Of
Richmond.
| SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN THE CITY.
Shockoe-Hill Division, No. "a, meets eve
~ Monday evening at Harmony Hall, Broae
street.
Monroe Division, No. 1O2, meets every
Tuesday evening at Wcst-End Hall, corner
of Munford and Broad streets.
Springfield Division, No. 167, meets every
Monday evening at Springfield Hail.
During the past year two divisions have
been organized. The order in the State i
in good condition, and owns property val
ucd at $4,000.
knights Of Honor.
This is a beneficiary order, which allow:
| lis members during sickness weekly bench
OF So, and secures upon death TO their heirs
or representatives $4,000.
Fraternity Lodge. No. 2G5, meets at Wi!
| kinson's Hall, on Ninth street, on the sec
ond and fourth Friday evenings in Gael
month at $50. Officers B. F. Tinslcy
dictator: w. A. Edwards, vice-dictator
NJ. w. Ford, assistant dictator; Sol. Il. ia
! cobs. reporter; X. Samuel Denny, financia
reporter; John Laird, treasurer; X. a
Brock, William Gibson, II. Bruning, trus
tees. Edward Mccarthy, r. A. Brock. j
f. w. Gibson, Henry Bodeker, James JET
freys, jackson Bolton (sitting), past dicta
tors.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia meets il
this city on the first Tuesday in February
Edward Mccarthy. grand dictator; William
Ii. Bailie, grand reporter.
Richmond Lodge. No. 219. meets in Schil
Ter Hall every Friday evening.
Continental Lodge, No. 394, meets il
Springfield Hall first and third Saturda:
evenings of each mouth.
Lee Lodge. No. AT, mee.s IN Concordi
Hall every Saturday evening.
Stonewal Lodge, No. 5l9, meets il
Springfield Hall first and third THURSDAY
evenings.
Virginia Lodge, No. 5GS, meets in Con
cordia Hall second and fourth Thursda
evenings.
Monroe Lodge, No. 735. meets in West
ham Hall every Tuesday evening.
Dale Lodge, No. j93, meets in Manches
ter first and third Thursday evenings.
knights and ladies OF Homer.
Martha Washington Lodge, No. Il
Knights and Ladies of Honor, meets o
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each mont
. at Harmony Hall. William Lovensteir
protector; Mrs. John j. Wright, vicc-prt
rector; Mrs. I. Lovenstein, treasurer
Moses S. Block, secretary; DR.. John N
Payne, chaplain; Eldridge Morris, guide
Mrs. Fl. G. Miller, guardian; j. W. Adkins
sentinel; John W. Gillian. past protector
c. c. Walters, John J. Wright, and Mr.
NJ. S. Block, trustees. This order is con
posed OF Knights of Honor and their fema
relatives.-wifc, mother, sister, or daughtt
over eighteen years OF age can become men
bers, and it pays an endowment of Sl,0(
on the death of member OF the order.
/ Southern Cross brotherhood.
Lee Camp. No. l, S. &. B., meets on II
fourth Monday in March, June, and Sci
TENDER. at the office OF the Piedmont an
Arlington Life Insurance Company. b.
HartSook, past comu.andcr: William Plum
er Grettcr, commander; J. Booten Hi
secretary; W. Ellis Jones, treasurer.
Royal Arcanum.
. Virginia Council, No. 26, meets the fir
and third Tuesday evenings at Harmon
: Hall, Broad between Sixth and Sevent
d streets. l.. K. Reins. regent: j. +. w. Gi
VI William, 7 stain
: rotary: Edward Mccarthy, treasurer.
: Union Council, No. 81, meets the sccon
and fourth Thursday evenings at Sprin!
field Hall. A. NJ. Richardson, regent;
p. Elan, secretary.
FOrcsters.
t Court Virginia, No. l, Independent o
1 der Of Foresters. j. G. Hunter, Jr.,
C.. r.; Samuel Denny, secretary.
S Court Richmond, No. y. Charles /
, Page, P. c. R.; K. n. Northern, secretar
} knights of the IRON Link.
Richmond Council, No. /. Leroy S. E
: wards. eminent commander; Alfred Y
Morris, recorder
German Sick Assistance.
This Society has 103 members and the fo
| lowing officers: \. G. Osterbine, presiden
] John A. Lohmann. rice.president; loser
S {. Dippner, treasurer; Philip Bersheime
| secretary: Peter Dietz. vice.secretary
e Henry Karr. John W. Siler, and John !
Lohmann, trustees.
Jewish Orders.
INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI BERTH.
Rimmon Lodge. No. GS. NJ. Rosenbaun
, president; Joseph. Messenger, vice-pres
y dent; Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher, secretary
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