The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-11

The Organization for tho Benefit Of
t.te (OalnoId Sufferers.

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First District-Broad street from Adams
street 10 west side OF Fifth and north o
Broad between same streets: Hermann
/ Schmidt, William Heller, II. NJ. saunders
Second District-BrOad street from cas-
side OF Fifth TO Twelfth street, and nortl
Of Broad between same streets: w. II
Zimmerman. Andrew Pizzini, =. T.. Dupuy
| Third District Main street from Eight
TO Twelfth streets and from Byrd 20 BroaC
between said streets Claiborne Watkins
John 6. Dodson, Julius StrauS.
Fourth District-AIain street from
Twelfth to Seventeenth street and from
Cary to Broad street between said streets
+. u. Taylor, Ashton Starke, Ii. Asher, j
c. C0ttrell.
Fifth Distrct-Main street from Seven
teenth 10 Twcnty-fifth street. and eastern
part OF the city generally Phillip O'Neill
+. =. Murphy, W. c. Adams.
Sixth District-Cary street from Twelitl
10 Eighteenth street, and between Cary ant
the river: PeytOn Wise, +. Courtney Jcn-
| kinS, ID. O. Davis.
Seventh District-Western part Of thC
city generally from Adams street west II
G. Forstmann, William jenkins.
| As no calls will be made at private resi-
denceS. the following places have beer
designated where contributions may b(
sent
l.. Wagner, Sixth and Broad streets;
| James Blair, Broad street;
A. \. Scott, Broad street;
| II. w. Powers d Co., Main street;
II. G.. FOrstmann, Main street:
| w. II. Scott, Seventeenth and Franklin
streets;
W. NJ. Williams, 2i1G Nenable street;
A. III. Robins, Second street bctweer
Clay and Leigh;
G. W. Latimer. 73l west Marshall;
DR.. W. +. Farrar, Lester corner OF Nj
cholson;
r. NJ. Saunders, Marshall and Brool
avenue;
Joseph Gross. Oregon Hill;
State, Dispatch and Wing offices.
| The canyasscrs will make prompt collec
tionS. so as to report fully at meeting t
be held on Wednesday afternoon at o'clocl
al Commercial Club rooms.
ACTION OF THE ODD FELLOWS.
At mass-meeting OF the Odd Fellows o
Richmond held last night il was decided
to organize q relief committee for the pur
pose OF raising a fund for the relief OF th'
widowed families or members OF Cooper
Lodge who were killed by the explosion a
Midlothian coal-mine.
On motion OF Past Grand Master a. Il
Courtney, District Deputy Grand Master
Valentine was elected chairman and j. L
Teller secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
| ReSOlUed, That committee OF three b.
appointed to visit the various lodges in th'
city and request them TO make appropria
tiOns for the relief Of the families OF th'
deceased members of Cooper Lodge.
ReSOiued, That a committee Of one from
each lodge in the city be appointed for tn
purpose OF soliciting contributions from
the individual members Of the order TO
the purpose indicated i'm the first resolu
ton.
First committee: 4. Il. Burr, Isaac New
man, and +. III. White.
Second committee u. q. ID. ID. j.. III
Fitzhugh, p. G. NJ. 4. II. Courtney, p. e
u. c. Richardson, y. G.. A. Blenner, 7. q
NJ. w. Warrington, L. G. ID. &. Parker, n
G.. l.. Aubel.
The meeting then adjourned. Anothe
Injecting will be held next Friday night
when all Odd-Fellows are expected to a
tend.
sToRAGE-RoOM FOR GOODS TO BE SOLD 70
| BENEFIT OF COALFIELD SUFFERERS-PRt
CEEDs TO DE APPLIED IN CASH.
AT meeting OF the committee OF thre
nfessrs. Chamberlaync, ThaXton, and l.
lett appointed February 9th to receive I'll
subscriptions collected for the Midlothia
fund, there were present at =. NJ. all Il
members. 1t was resolved
Whereas Christian a. White, grocer
have rendered storage-room for all contI
buttons in kind, therefore such contrib
tions should he sent to Christian d Whit
Sl4 Main street, the committee being n
! sllred that the contributions will be col
yeyed by said Christian d White to an an
: tion-house for auction sale at such tim
and places rs shall be agreed upon and ~
vertiscd by the committee.
Moved and seconded that Mr.. W.
Harvey be, aud he is hereby, appointed Il
, agent OF the committee TO receive nj sal
Christian 4 Whites all contributions
kind, keeping due account OF the same al
receipting therefor, and TO have for his sc
vices such compensation as the commit
may hereafter determine, the sum not
exceed $3.50 per day.
In pursuance whereof Mr.. Harvey
empowered 10 take take OF the storas
room offered by Messrs. Christian a Whit
and is directed TO receive and TO receipt
all contributions in kind TO him deliyere
and TO keep account Of same.
Adopted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: Mr.. O'Brien, chairman OF the Midlothi
Relief Committee, acknowledges the recel
OF the following sums from
! Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works Com
4 Employees OF lAo
II FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
= RICHMOND, Va, February 10, 1882. }
y To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
4 | take pleasure in acknowledging the
2, ceipt Of Sl00 from James Mccormick.
u Harrisonburg, Pa, and $50 from sevel
d. citizens Of Berryville, through A: Moo
lie ,Jr., Esq, for the families OF the victims
the Midlothian disaster.
: /. DAVENPORT, Jr
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Al l beg TO acknowledge, IN addition to 81
Of scriptions made at the meeting OF citiz'
!. last evening for the widows and orphans
A. Midlothian coal-mines, y. +. Meisigei
u Co., S2j. THOMAS ToIis,
~ February 10, 1882. secrcIf!
h. Bodeker Brothers, for Midlothian sun
eis, Sl5,