The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01

every rEiuuy uIBuS ucvsk0 10 A~"~,
X. OF r. and s. :.
Marshall Lodge, No. IL, meets at the hall
on Broad between sixth and Seventh streets
every Thursday night. w. III. Baiiif, IA.
OF r. and s.; j. A. Cosby, representative
to the Grand Lodge.
cellor commander; George Frank. VICE
chancellor; Theo. Heinzen, preiate; Char'es
! 7. Loehr, keeper OF records ana seal; AL
| fiartung, financial secretary; An9. Blenner'
banker: III. eraser, master-st.arms. Trus-
ices H. G. Miller, Chr. Unkel, Chr. Hem
zen.
Jefferson Lodge, No. %, meets at Wiikin.
sons Hall, on Ninth between Main and
| Franklin streets, second and fourth We'd
nesday nights. J. X. Lamkin, n. of X.
and s.
Myrtle Lodge, No. %, meets at Concordia
Hall every FRIDAY night. j. w. Glenn, n.
of X. and S.; NJ. +. IIudnalI, representa-
tive TO the Grand Lodge.
Cd Dominion. No. 4, meets at Schiller
Hall on the second and fourth Mondays OF
eacn month. J. w. Atkins, X. OF X. and
s.. and f. NJ. Crump. representative 10 the
Grand Lodge. .,
Hines Lodge, No. II, meets ut Wilkin.
SIMS Hall on the first and third Friday
nights OF each month. X. s. Denny, X. OF
| r and s.; s. y. Beach, representative 10
the Grand Lodge.
| Virginia Lodge, No. 9. meets at Concor-
dia Hall, on Broad between Fourth ana
Fifth streets, on the first and third Thurs
DAYS of each month. II. +. Downing. X.
| OF r. and s.; II. G. G.. Hartman, repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge.
Damon Lodge, No. Z, meets al Snring-
fell Hall every Friday night. X. A.
Hughes. X. OF r. and S.. ID. 9. Richard.
son, representative TO Grand Looge.
UNIFORM RANK KNIGHTS OF PYrHTAs.
1T. Christian, sir knight commander;
S. #. Beach, sir knight lieutenant COM
mabder; w. l.. Cox. SIR knight herald
| George +. Ruffip, sir knight guard; j. X.
LamklD, sir knight sentinel; James X.
Sheppard, sir knight standard.bearer X.
A. Northern. sir knight recorder; ). ii.
Bowman, sir knight treasurer. Sixty-three
members. Meets every second and fourth
Wesne, day nights at Leyy's Hall.
ENDOWMENT SECTIONS.
Section No. 216. meets 6rst Tuesday In
each month at ThOn's Hall, seventeenth
and Main streets. e. G. TDon, president:
George f. Bowjen, secretary and treasurer.
Section No. Is, meets the third Tuesdav
in each month at Schiller Hall. Z. L.
Loehr, president; W. j. Mcdowell, secre-
tary and treasurer.
independent Order Of Good Tempiars.
Phoenix l. )dge, No. 81, meets Thursday q
each week at u O'Clock at Wilklnson.s
Hall, Ninth street between Main and Frank
lin. Officers: Charles L. Sims. worthy
chief templr; Miss Lou Willis. worthy
vice.templar; r. ID. McCOy, worthy record
Ing ,ecrelary; MISS b. /. Valentine, worthy
assistant secretary; X. II. Buford. worthy
financial secretary; Mrs. a. NJ. Burford'
worthy treasurer; Thomas ii. Folkes,
lodge deputy and worthy chaplain; Perry
Jones, worthy marshal; Miss NJ. A. Fox
well, worthy deputy marshal: Miss Maggie
Jones, worthy insne guard; III. X. Smith,
worthy outside sentinel: Mrs. S. A. Cosby,
worthy right-hand supporter; Miss Flor
ence Jones, worthy left-hand supporter !;
! David Leyshon, past worthy chief tempar;
Robert +. Jones, organlst; MIS-. 6. A.
| Perry, representative to Grand Lodge; T..
u. Fokes, Charles L. Jones, John T..
! Lynch, trustees.
This lodge has a large membership, and
! IS doing good work for the advancement
of the temperance cause.
Sons of Temperance.
! Williams. OF No. 81, grand worthy pa
triarch; w. NJ Craig. of No. 1871, grand
worthy associate; NJ. B. PotiauX, Of No.
81, grand scribe; j. G. Moore, of No. %,
grand treasurer; Fl. r. Smith. Of No. "a,
grand chaplain; b. f. Bowles. OF No 43.
grand conductor; T. l.. Trimmer, Of No.
200. grand sentinel Rev. r. III. Mullen,
past grand worthy patriarch.
REPRESENTATIVES 10 the National Division
meets at Saratoga Springs in June, ISL
! X. q. Staples. OF Portsmouth; G.. p. Nc
Cabe, Of Loudoun Rev. G. {. Wander
slice, of Manchester; John 5. Craig. OF
Rockingham; Philip Read. Of Roanoke;
| Henry A. Atkinson, Jr. DR.. ". l.. Burton,
X. b. Wilson. W. j. Glenn, Rev. W. T..
! Lindsay, II. Wiley Davis, William Hancock,
Rev. r. s. Barrett Rev. r. ii. Mullen.
George w. Williams, and W. II. Craig, OF
Richmond.
| SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN RICHMOND.
Shock0e- Hill Division, No. 81, meets every
Monday evening at Harmony Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh streets.
! Monroe DIVISION, No. 102, meets every
Tuesday evening at West-End Hall, corner
OF Munford and Broad streets.
! Springfield Division, No. 1871, meets every
Monday evening at Springfield Hall, Church
| Hill.
The Order now in the State is in good
condition, with cheering prospects in the
future, and owns property valued at S2OO 900.
knights OF Honor.
Monroe Lodge, No. 735, meets IN every
| Tue>dIy night at Tholl's Hall, No. 700 west
Broad street. III. l.. Rees, dictator; j. ID.
Mathews, reporter.
CAPITOL Lodge, No. 2,096, meets fourth
Tuesday in each month. Charles X. Yam
cey, past dictator; Charles w. Macfarland,
dictator; W. L. Booth, vice. dictat Or; X. l..
Winston, assistant dictator; X. +. Tyler,
recorder; S. II. Bowman, financial record
er: Charles +. Spence, treasurer; Andrew
Welsh. chaplain; X. J. James, guide ;
George Cardwell, guardian; r. l.. Noel,
sentinel: A. Welsh. j. II. Southall and G.
X. Yancey, trustees. Representative to
the Grand Lodge. Leroy b. Edwards; alter
nate, W. e. Turner.
knights and Ladies' Of Honor.
Martha Washington Lodge. No. II. meets
first and third Monday nights at Schiller
Hall. Mrs j. j. Wright, protector; Mr..
N. Block, vice. protector; Mr.. Moses Block,
secretary and financial reporter; Mrs. |.
Lovenstein, treasurer; William L)yenstein.
deputy supreme protector.
This order is composed OF Knights OF
Honor and their female relatives. Wife,
mother, sisters, or daughters over eighteen
years OF age can become members, ana it
pays an endowment OF 1000 on the death
OF q member.
Southern Cross brotherhood.
Lee Camp, No. /. S. e. b., meets on the
fourth Monday in March, June, and Sep
TENDER, at the Office OF the Piedmont and