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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-03
WITH OPEN ARMS
A Husband Receives His Wife AcqCit.
ted OF Murder.

A Husband Aecelves HIS whe AcqCie
ted OF Murder.
New YORK, May 2-Several ladies and q
large number OF the members Of the French
Cooks Society were present yesterday at
the trial of Mrs. Elizabeth Quinquinet,
who, on the night Of February %, stabbed
and killed Desire L. Houvet at No. 4O4
Sixth avenue. The trial took place in Gen.
eral Sessions before Judge Gildersleeve,
and the prisoner was defended by Nessrs.
Howe and Hummel, She was attired in
black silk suit, black cloak. and a
hat with jockey feather, and
was exceedingly nervous. She was not
Placed In the Prisoner's Pen,
but was given chair at q window, whore
she was Joined by her husband, Who Is o
French cook, and who, despite the rumors
of her infidelity, is devoted TO his wife.
Houvet was an intimate friend of Quinqui-
net and q frequent visitor at the house.
When q scandal was whispered among the
neighbors connecting the names OF Mrs.
Quinquinet and Houvet, she fol ibsde him
the house aud quarrel ensued. On the
night
or the Hsmieide
Houyet again entered her apartments, an
spgry dispute followed, and she staboe1
him in the hack. An arrest was made at
once. and she was indicted for murder In
the first degree.
The trial was lengthy one snd ably ar
gued on both sides, resulting IN verdict
OF acquitsl by the jury on the ground that
the set Was jus'iisble. Trere was great
sensation in court vhes the result was an.
nounced, and the reunited couple kissed
each other affectionstely. They went ont
friends with fearful eyes.
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sam ua,o,her Faith Cure.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May 2.-Richard HUFF.
man, the Washington county faith cure
man, has received letter from Mrs. A. A.
McKenney. the wife of Free Baptist min
lister at Racine, Wisconsin, giving an &C
count Of her cure by faith, after suffering
for II yesrs. 1t Is not as marked case as
that Of Mr.. Huffman, and can hardly be
ranked as a miracle.
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About Correct.

PARIS, May 2.-The Minister Of Foreign
Affairs in speaking in the Senate on triple
allisnce, said he believed in the sincerity
OF the declarations of the Italian Foreign
Minister and the Hungarian Premier; that
be had no idea an aggression against France
Was entertained. BE believed the sllisnce
would not in any way change the relations
of France with the powers; that France
must be prudent, for q yanquished coun.
try which is regaining its strength and
which is compelled 70 maintain large
defensive force must not be surprised to
find itself exposed to iealousies and dis
trust
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BURGLARS CAPTURED,
And the Parkersburg Postmaster at
Ease.
Special Dispatch TO tho Register.

Special Dispateh 10 tho Register.
PaRKERsseRG. W. Va, May 2.-The post.
offices at Remington, Webster and Grafton
were recently robbed. No clue was OBJ
tained to the perpetrators until to-day.
Capt. Mehan of the police force arrested
two men, whose personal effects comprise
a set of burglars tools, powder,
fuse, ETC., and about 200 hundred postage
stamps. One gave his name as VIM. Bowen,
the other,a Frenchman, refused to give his
name. Maps Of West Virginia, Maryland
and Ohio and new pocket knives were IN
their possession. They came here on the
train intending to work Parkersburg to-
night. They have been landed in jail.
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Interested I'm Politics

than anything else. He seemed to be some
what interested in Louisss progress in
music, but they never saw anything suspi-
cious in his actions toward her. After they
removed into Avenue A, Schneider called
occasionally and smoked cigar. They now
town to give music lessons, was IN the habit
of holding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-03

THERE is hardly an adult person living
but is sometimes troubled with kidney
difficulty, which is the most prolific and
dangerous cause of all disease. There IS
no sort of need TO have any form OF kidney
or urinary trouble if Hop Bitters is tszea
occasionally.
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An Invaiid Suicides,

MAssILboN, O., May "A farmer named
Brenizer, who lives about mile north OF
this city, reported at the Mayors office
last evening that his son, aged twenty,
had committed suicide by hanging him
father was that the young man had been
in poor health and despondent for about
year.
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"cAN SUCH THINGS BE?"
An EmbezzIer Returns Some Stolen
Money.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
Quincy, ILL.,, May 1.-Two years ago d.
H. Howell, agent for the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railway, at Colchester,
stole money package of ten thousand dol
lars and fled to Mexico, where he
lived under an assumed name, leay-
ing his family in Illinois. He
was ROBBED himself of three thousand dol
lars, but finally worked hard and made up
the whole amount and surprised every
body yesterday by returning home and de-
livefing up the whole amount stolen. The
company will not prosecute him. He says
he suffered great torture OF conscience
when away and almost decided to commit
suicide
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Tuo EO0lA.
speeial Dispatch to the Register.


New ORLEANS, May 2.-John 0Callah,
challenged his brother-in-law, Michel
Sselen, to settle q family fsud. They met
in the street by appointment stepped oa
ten PAGES, whirled and tired, Naeiea was
hospital. Both were subsequently arrest
Il
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Lat Her Reason.

KANSAS CRY, No., May 2.-Clsra J, Will
son, . young girl confined in jail for At
tempting 10 set fire 70 several buildings, is
now q rsving maniac, and as the Missouri
authorities have not been heard from, she
will soon be incarcerated in the insane
esylum.
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MRS. BEAcHAMP ACQUITTED.
She xpresses Her Feelings to News
paper Man.


BALTIMORE, May 1.-The Suns Denton
su+tial saws: The Jury in the trial of Mrs.
Beat hamp for the murder OF her husband,
returned verdict of not guilty. James
Ahtrn, indicted as accessory, was acquit-
ted by order of the court, Mrs. Beachsmp
said TO reporter: ~ can hardly tell you
how happy feel, because l hope people
will
Relieve NE Innocent.
| feared would break down several times
during the trial, but was upheld by the
consciousness that | was not guilty. 1t
was perfectly awful to listen to the fright
full indictment. IL woman can stand
such an ordeal as that her nerves will not
FOrsake Her
in anything she has to undergo. 1t was
almost as trying when the jury came back
for further explanations, but then, as /
have already told you, did not fear the
result"
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wanted to See it work.

BosroN, May Hattie Thornton, aged
10 Who set fire to the hotel Glendome five
times, has been arrested. Sle labors IN.
der a mania caused by interest in the pat
emit fire escape exhibited recently at the
hotel
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were then constant visitors at their house,
and they liked him very much. They new
er saw him pay any particular attention to
Louise, further than to laugh and joke
with her as he would any young girl.
When they left Bleecker street and moved
into Charles street they did not see 80 much
of him or his family. He occasionally drop
ped in and smoked cigar, but seemed
more
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saImi morse ExcIuaed 10 Peana.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 2.-The Senate
passed bill prohibiting any attempt to
personate or represent any being recosnlz'
ed as Divinity in the Old or New Testa-
ment in any public performance.
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Death Of an EstimabIe Lady.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Mrs. Lizzie 81.
Pierce, wife of Chas. d. Pierce, Of this city,
and eldest daughter of Mr.. VIVA. Halde-
company, died in this city at four o'clock
this afternoon in the twenty.ffth year OF
her age, after orief illness.
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Irnn Karkers Wages.

PI1rssURsH. May 2-To-morrow after
noon at two o'clock the Conference Com
nittees of employers and employees on the
iron scale will meet, probably in the hall
of the Western Iron Association, to ar
rsnge for wages for the year beginning
T,,a Ist paxk
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Miss rrayers Was Returning

from q visit to q neighbor's house last
evening, she had occasion to pass vacant
lot in a somewhat unfrequented locality.
She was here seized by man, hurled vio-
lently to the ground, and brutally out.
ragged. Besides being subjected to foul
Outrage, she was brutally treated by the
scoundrel, being dragged some distance,
the blood from her wounds marking the
pathway. After being released she
managed to make her way to
her residence, where she now
Lies in q Critical Coalition.
A physician who attended her pro-
pounces her assault one Of the most brutal
character. A furrow in the ground showed
the rptfian assailapt TO be a man or youth
wearing a number six boot, and evidently
person not belonging 70 the class OF
criminals usually engsgedin such bold aud
horrible scts. The crime is one of the
most daring and strocious that has been
perretrated in this community for many
years.
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NnsAuEEs nsy LA lsfus esnk9 q
sho~nsksfs 6ss ~ 9 ess6aok dolntag
tSss thsy easset neks iiyiag VslpA sving
70 The sxtsnslts istso9ue3iee q ~
ehinssy. II 60 O1abIl1Aneat vbese cyoe
- ns6 vsge le1s3y sDpaeys4 tAeO 80 -
bslf dsssa Vesking ie1al. S3heo = =
cepniss1 neseneef q - - - -
sbeeDaksD ~ - mo1y - tee
change - eDOe g1nala,1ES = oeee -
fosf pscmipsnt estsl3I6bnaotD eese go
afts osshss intsedses1 - 9eeaisefy.
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Two Girls Barned TO Death.

CHICAGO, May "A fire at Bsiley,s Har-
Dor, Wis, this morning, destroyed William
Jackson's residence, and his daughters,
Olive and Brentha, were burned to death
while up stairs.
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rn.u,.op 70 be Tried for Murd.r.

CIScINSATI, May 2-The Hsrrodsburg.
KY, grand jury 70 day returned an net
mept of murder against Hon. Phil B.
Thompson, Jr., for killing W. H. Davis,
April q. The return ves made late this
afternoon. The indictment creates surprise,
though generally approved
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Carr n HeUu . Dessaa.

, Airoo.A. "A, Nay A1AItcoa. -
man ma ssS bis sss |: jess 80 - sss:s
months. He ~ born q. ksetnstE -
tips ths besm u i1 pooe1a H y -
over three fest tsll, ~ 49, -"
which accounts log bis VsiShI ~ -
ents srs nsdi6n sissd psfee0 - -
only reason tbsy sfe sb!e -
their eliISs pseSorio1p A"ss'ysssssH
naturap ry-
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Puddl.r. Ont at Altoona Iron Works.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 2-The first trouble
that has been experienced at the Altoona
Iron works since the company started op-
erations occurred at noon yesterday, the
men refusing TO make more than five
heats, when the manager asked that six
heats be made. Some forty eight Puddlers
are now idle,
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A Larxe Fire.

NEW MILFORD, Pa, May q "A hotel, two
weIe burned here to-day; loss, $4,000.
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Fan, Pa, Msy. 2-.0seele Asa4 9 ID.
ty,s poor be- = hs,d s .ssks.e - -
e; e. ss;. g a.,y 9. s:,s:s sss s: Sss' y
isIie. from kosth Rast, vhsaSled4f1
sbs loved bsttss thsa hW ha5b4a1 -
toCk their mly eAijd Sitt ~ H -
ssytrsl times % est ~ - seensoS - -
anIissy and trouble ee9ss4 u the spln11
fuSpess Of BIZ vtls h ej1fDe1 - ~ ff5eob
10 have $4,000 his doofh. III
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SerioaR Accident.

Troy, n. Y, May Edward McCabe
was killed and VIM. Scott seriously injured
hy being hurled down an elevator a. the
Burden blast furnace.
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NO FORMAL REPLY,
Secretary TeIler's Statement Regard.
ing the Hill Letter.

WASHINGTON, may Z.-oeCrcidIy 1olieA
informed the Associated Press this evening
that he does not intend to make
any formal reply to Senator Hills letter,
and added that although he found it was
full of errors and misrepresentation, he
does not purpose taking any public notice
of any portion OF 1t that is local or personal
in its character. He did not think the
public had
Interest in These Matters.
He said, however, as to the Yellow Stone
Park case he took the advice OF his assist
ant, Joslyn, and of McCammon, law OFF,
Ger Of the department, and that the case
was in their opinion in accordance with
the law. Teller went on to say: 1t does
not, as the Senator assumes, give the con-
troll of the Park to the lessees, any num-
Der of other leases may be made in every
respect as advantageous to lessees as this
one
No Exclusive Privilege is Given,
and no advantage is given in sites. The
lease covers sites for hotel and stage STA
tions aggregating ten acres. Others may,
il they desire, have the same as to the rul-
ings OF the department in favor OF corpor-
ations in the matter of land grants. The
Senator made only general change con,
corning the matter OF which he could
know no more than
The General Pablic.
The rulings have all been made TO con-
form to the decisions Of the Supreme
Court. and the opinions OF the Attorney
General concerning the duty Of the Exec
utive Department of the Government in
that respect
Senator Hill left Washington this even
ing for Colorado. Before his departure he
was asked if he had anything further to say
at present with reference to the contro.
versy with the Secretary of the Interior:
He replied: every statement contained
in nv letter is strictly true. Teller will
seek to break its force by a general denial,
but upon some Of the points he will have
to face the evidence.
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Eighth District OF Kentucky.
ATRoCIoUS.
A Young Baltimore Lady Is wayIaid
and Brutally Outraged.

BALTIMORE, May AT o late hour last
night the fact OF brutal outrage on Miss
Travers, a young lady residing in North.
west Baltimore, was brought to light The
entire police force are employed in the
case, but the utmost secrecy has been en-.
tertained and the police authorities refused
absolutely to give give word of informa-
tion on the subject: 1t was, however,
learned from authoritative sources that
while
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-. ", Co-nlete

ANSrERDAH. May 2.-The king opened
the U,versal Exhibition here yesterday.
The American department is aos yet CO II
plete.
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Failed.

SAN Francisco, May 2-Licking Bros,
the largest ship builders of the P,ciic
coast, have failed. Liabilities Sl00, 1000.
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CHATTANOOGA, TExr.. Nay 2-1be pud.
dlire mills Of the Roans Iron work.. sftsr
,u,ptnsion since the nfst Of January. ~
fpmed operations yesterday. giving en'
Ilo, uept 70 several hundred hands Who
have peen idle for several montha
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j. fevers, msla-is, biliousness. heaft
hun. str.. nothing II % ce1enaA =
Bi,xn's Iron BitieiI
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Hold I'm UIrh Esteem.

Much indignation prevails and threats TO
burn the house of Nine. Walcott are freely
uttered. The names Of the male visitors
to the house have not as yet been ascer-
tanned. Detectives, however, have been
engaged by the families OF the school girls,
and their despoilers will be hunted down.
Then a series Of suits for seduction will be
begun. 1t is stated that many schools OF
the city have been corrupted in a like man.
ner during the past year.
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COLCRED ORDERS.
Sons OF Temperance.

GRAND DIVISION (JUNl0R) OF VIRGINIA
Grand Officers, 1SS2-'s3: II. Bruce
Evans, grand worthy patriarch; W. Isaac
johnson, grand scribe.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN TIE CITY.
Fidelity Division, No. I, meets on the
first and Third Wednesday nights i'm each
month at Fidelity Hall. Membership, no;
James Lewis, worthy patriarch; X. Bruce
Evans, recording scribe.
Friendship Division, No. 3, meets at
Fou.hee-Street Hall OH first and third
Monday nights in each month. Member
shin on roll, 10. Thomas Scott, X. :.
Charity Division, No. 4. meets at (oldl
Odd-FelIows' Hall on second and fourth
Monday nights. Membership, 100. A. j.
Brown, Il. ;.
Virginia Division, No. =, meets at Or
phan Asylur. N frsl ,rd bird Friday
nights.
Excelsior DIV isiol, 30. 81. nseet3 sec
ond and fourth Tuesday nights e. odd
Fellows Hall next door 20 Exchange
UoteD. Franklin street. William ii. ~ sd
ming, recording scribe.
Asbury Division, No. 80, meets at Fldel-
ity Hall, Seventeenth street, first ~ third
THURSDAY II ,hts. 5. White, recording
scribe.
Social Greeting Division, No. A, rlee :
mt Star-of-Beih,ehem Hall on first and t.intl
Tuesday nights. Membership, 80. George
Il. Robinson, recording scribe.
Goodwill Division, No. 40, meets al
fold) Odd-Fellows' Hall on the second and
fourth Wednesday nights. w. L. Barley
X. s.
Washington Division, No. 81. meets at
Fidelity Hall (Seyenteenth street, on the
first and third Monday nights. Adam
Graham, r. :.
Honesty Division, No. 81, meets at (old
Odd-Fellows Han on second and fourth
Tuesday nights. c. +. Norman, X. ).
King Solomon Division. No. %, meets a
Orphan Asylum on Thursday nights. MIS-
NJ. Green, X. S.
Christian Welfare Division, No. 81, meet
NJ Franklin-sireet Hall on first and thir'
| wednesday nights. w. ii. Lewis, X. :.
Mt. Calvary Division, No. %, meets u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
BUILDING FUND COMPANIES

Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan,
and Trust Company, organized in July.
1915, meets the second and fourth Tuesday
nights in each month. Charles Millhiser>
president; William Lovensteln, cashier.
Mechanics Building Fund Company.
No. 3. organized in 1877. Capital, 1000
shares at $500 each. Charles Herbst, prest-
dent; G.. C.. Thon, treasurer; John A.
kritZ, secretary.
Citizens Building Fund Association, or
gained March /, 1870, meets every We'd
nesday night. Capital, 1000 shares at
300 each. George Hirsch, president; Z.
G. Thon, treasurer; c. j. Schmidt, seere-
tary.
West-End Building Fund Association.
No. ., organized December %. 1880, meets
every first and third Monday in the month.
Christian Unkel, president; T. j.. Thoii,
secretary.
Central Building and Loan Company.
organized October, 1881, Facets second and
fourth Tuesdays in the month. l.. Far
rara. president; {. 4 Loebr, secretary.
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PROFESSIONALLY AND TRADES:


Richmond Typographical Union, No. %.
meets tie first Saturday night In each
month at Odd-Fcllows' Hall corner Frank
lin and Mayo streets. Tho officers are;
President, Amos X. Henry; Vlcc-Pre,i-
dent, J. NJ. Garrard; Recor ling Secretary,
w. ii. Mullen: Corresponding and NJ
nanciaI Secretary, w. T.. Woody; Trca-
surer, James A. HeaIy; Sergcant-at- Arms.
c. A. Hill. Trustees Charles Ellis, w.
r.. Booth, and ]. N. Williams.
Pharmaceutical Association.
The Pharmaceutical Association Of Rich
mond was organized in 1873, aud Il com
posed OF the leading druggists Of the city.
It's chief objects are the promotion Of cub
ture and the diffusion OF knowledge In tho
practice OF pharmacy, and the maintenance
OF such relations between physicians, phar-
macists, druggists, and the people at large.
upon lust principles, which shall enhance
the public welfare and tend to the mutual
benefit of members. Officers: President,
Hugh Blair; First vice.President, John
w, Pierce; Second VIce-President, Pow.
hatan 4. Dupuy Corresponding Secrc-
tary, T. Roberts Baker; Recording Sesrc-
tary, Joseph Anthony; Treasurer, VIII
liam p. Poythress. Executive Committee
Joseph n. Willis, Polk Miller, and Jesse
Child.
Homeopathic State Medical society.
Hahnemann Medical Society OF tho
Old Dominion" President, j. v. Hob
son, NJ. D.; Vice-President, Robert Per
kius, NJ. D.; Secretary, James II. Patton.
NJ ID. Annual meeting Thursday In Fair
week.
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
lEaSOIis.


Grand Lodge Of Virginia meets az ~.
Adams Hall, corner Third and Main streets,
on second Monday in December. Reuben
NJ. Page, grand master, Abingdon, Wash
ington county: Alfred X. Courtney, dis
trlct deputy grand master, No. :, Rich
mond; Oscar NJ. Marshall, grand treasu-
rer, Richmond; William Il. Isaacs, grand
secretary. No. north Ninth street, second
floor, Richmond.
Temple Lodge, No. o, Charles X. Yancey
master, meets at st. Albans Hall on the first
Friday Of every month.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, Ed. w. War
rem master, meets at the same place on the
first Tuesday OF every month.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, Beverly X.
Wexford, Jr., master, meets at the same
place on the second Thursday OF every
month.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10,
BENJAMIN +. Howard master, meets at Ma
sons Hall, on Franklin street, on the third
Tuesday OF every month.
st. Johns Lodge, No. SO, Charles A.
Nesbitt master, meets eat 81. Adams Hall
on the second tuesday of every month.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40, William o. Eng
fish master. meets at the same place on the
third Monday of every month.
Dove Lodge, No. 81. 4. p. Reeve master,
meets at the same place on the second Fri
dsy OF every month.
Loge Franchise, No. SO, Isidore Loven-
stein master, meets at the same place on
the second Monday OF every month.
Anity Lodge, No. 20, John Il. Newell
master. meets at Tholps Hall, OH Broad
street, on to third Monday of every month.
uenricO Lodge, No. 100, w. VI. Williams
master. meets at Masons' Hall, On Twenty
fifth street, on the first Monday OF every
month.
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons will
meet at HaYrisonburg, Rockingham coun-
ty, on June 10, 1888. Henry w. Murray,
grand high priest, Louisa Courthouse;
Oscar NJ. Marshall, grand treasurer, Rich
mond; w. b. Isaacs. grand secretary, No.
2 north Ninth street, second floor. Rich
mond.
Richmond Chapter, No. 3, j. S. Moore
high priest, meets at Masons' Hall, on
Franklin street, OH the first Thursday OF
every month.
Lafayette Chapter, No. 40, Howard
Swineiord high priest, meets at 81. Adams
Hall on the third Thursday OF every month.
Grand Commandery OF knights Templar
meets annually at such time ard place rs
the Grand Council may appoint. Peyton
5. Coles, grand commander, Estoufeyiile,
Aibemarle county; Oscar NJ. Marshall.
grand treasurer, Richmond; w. b. lsaacs,
grand recorder, No. 2 north Ninth street,
second floor. Richmond.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2. Isaac 5.
Tower commander, meets at ST. Adams
Hall on the fourth Tuesday OF every month.
Commandery Of st. Andrew. No. ~,
Joseph V. Bidgood commander, meets ut
the same place on the fourth Friday OF
every month.
John l.. Roper Lodge Of Perfection, No.
D, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite,