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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-25
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A DANGEROUS AMBUsCADE.

AN eminent physician first prescribed
Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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WHY is love like potatoi Because 1t
shoots from tho evrc
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The Record Of the Pairs.

THE horse hoe doesn't bring good luck
when the horse applies 1t.
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" afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
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The life giving properties OF impure blood
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FROM Magnolia, Ark, Mr. T. ]. Guuncls
WWti66es: samaritan NerUhs cured my sons
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-21
u It 8la Il ,.

! Berlin, IL. @ai. Sn Der beutigen
Stbuns bes preuBil@eu Nb9eoronetenz
bauies besriinbete BinotbDrit 1eineu
Nntrag auf cine or9anii@e l1m9eitaltung
Der Mai9eiebe. Ser Gultusminiiter
ent9esnete: Sic &e9ierung balte an
benz i'm porigen Sabre an9enommenen
Nmenbement 5u ben &ir@enseieben ieh,
,pe16es ieiner Mnfbt na6 clue binrei1z
enbe @runola9e fiir einen ,ueiteren Nus-
9lei@ ab9ebe. Die &e9ierung lei SSH
lens ,ueitere @6ritte 81 tbun, iobalb lie
cine @eudbr bufiir babe, baB 9reifbare
Grgebniiie gu ertuarten 1eien. Ser
@in6tb0rf'l9e Nntrag ipurbe nit l6S
sesen 116 @titnnten abgelebnt. 8as
Gentcuu, Die 8o1en unb Z &on=
ierpatibe itimmten fir 6enielben.
Ser groBe Streit Der 8auz@anbtperz
in 2eip5i9 bauert nod i11n1er fort unb
bic 5piiben ben Meiftern unb @eielle11
beitebenoe 5panlng 1T baburd erb6bt
tporoen, onb bic erfteren aug B6bmen
|eingefibrte Irbeiter als Maurer ,ulo
3immerlel1te an Der Steue Ser 5treifer
|beiNitisen. 9ieie luiien fei1le @ele=
Igen9eit poriiber seben, Die B6bmen ei1r=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-21
s n I a /, ).

@nibinston, 16. Mai. Sm @bse=
orbneten 9aule tpuroen bic Nusaaben=
Nnlabe fit G(ub~ uno !@afen=@erbehez
rungen einberi@tet. Darauf nabm Die
8eratbung ber lus9aben fir ben aus
tparti9en 9ienit ibren 6ort9ans unb elm
sntrag Gannpns, fit nidt purgelebene
slussaben ber @Onluln 10000 Dollars
gu betuiaisen, tpurbe abselebnt. (Dieie
nibt porseiebenen gussaben beiteben in
iOl@en fir &orto, Ge1e9ramme, Die 8u=
ratbe5iebung bon @a@peritdnbisen,
Gammlmng BON itatilti19en Daten IL.
b9l., tppfir fir bas 9esen>pdrti9e Sabr
$4,000 Dollars aus9etporfen iinb, 6as
porliesenoe @tatsseieb aber gar teine
8etpiQiguns entbdlt.) Die @orlase
ipnrbe bann in ber @orberatbuns an9e=
np1nmen, ,pie AUDI bic jund9it in @rtpd=
9uns ge5osene 8etuiuisunssporlaae fir
oas 9err, bod fam es iiber feline ber
8Orlasen our @xbabitimmuns.
Ser @enat lit big gum N1ontaq per<
ta9t.
Der 5inan5minilter fat beute BON
benz @pe5ial= =Msenten 6ubbs in Sen
@eft bic telesrapbiide Wfittbeiluns er<
balten, bas Der oort1se e6bel, &uel6er
an bem Iufitanoe in Cuba Sntereije
nimmt, 6ffentli@ seorobt pabe, an Dem
1paniiden &oniul @e,pa1t iiben gu polz
len, unb baB er, 9ubbs, benz &onlul
@dub in bem 8onbauie ansebuten babe,
bas Gnerbieten aber ab9elebnt tporben
fet, Darauf bat Der 6inarsminifer
9ubbs anseipieien, ii@ nit Der Marine=
8eb0rbe in Sep @ef in gerbinbun9 81
ieben nnb NIT ibr senteiri@aftli@ fit
ben Gdub beg 2ebens unb @igentbun1s
oes ipanil6en &pnluls Gorge gu trageu.
: 8albington, II. Mai. 9as Nb9ez
oronetenbaus nabm Ben @e}ebentmurI
al1, our9 tuelden Der gon9reB feline G1n=
4 3iptlisun9 gum 8au eines Dammes in,
Dsiiiiiiippi 5u ct. G1oub, in Mainuelota,
! ertbeilt.
g Die Senats= Gmenoeme,,ts gum Snoia.
Ea'er Gtat tDnroen abselebnt.
Per @elebentpnrf tuDourd Der 8e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-21

ruugen ces @elomarftes fiibren. @s
lei fall9, bon elmer v&anit" in 9lem-
Dorf gu reoen. 9ie Bep6lferun9 9leiuz
Dorf's lei ni6t beunrubi9t ee>ueleu uuo
nur oiejeni9en @ertbpapiere bitten ul1z
ter benz our9 Die Banferptte perurla9.
ten Mibtrouen 9elitten, oeren @ertblo=
}istelt ourd oielelben bloB9elte0t >uor=
Den, tposesen Die loirtlid suten Bopiere
oes 2anoes teiuen @9aben genomnen
bdtten.
Ser Mpnsan'lde Nntras tuurbe an
ben 6inan5ausi9uB oermi.len.
Seem Dorf, IS. Mai. eu Sen gfe=
paraturuertj jtdtten Ser Seem Dorf&@arz
lemz8abn, III Der l72. @traBe uno Ser
4. Mpenue, bra9 beute Seuer aug unb
bic Glammen sriffeu 10 raid I'M ii6, oaB
bic paar 6euerpebr=g =gompanieen, mel
DE anfdnsii9 CUR @erfii9uug itanoeu,
ibnen nidt 9etpa41en tuar. @rit als Sci
itano eintraf, fonnte BAG 6euer na9
oieritinoi9er beiBer Nrbe1t betpdltigt
tueroen. MuB Ber brei @ebduben li11b brei
Herionen,pa9en un6 6rei 9otonotipen
elm Naub Der Glammen setuorben. Ser
@@aoeu be5iffert ii@ auf 100000 Dol-
lars.
Milmaufee, 99is., 19. Mai. Sic
Nrbeiter. Dbtuobl ber pom l. Suni s.
g. ab fit IN syabr Elm araft trete11oe
2obntariff fit bic @i1enz uno @tablzslrz
better in ben ndditen pier5ebn Easen
uereinbart neroen nuB, tpenn Elm all9ez
meil,er Nusitanb ber 9enannten Nrbeiter
permieben iueroen ioQ, 1T man bod lber
bic enbsaltise grleoisuns Der 2obufrase
nod aler Dtten i'm 8lueifel. Mus @ittsz
burg $a., 1T Die gta@ri6t eingetroffen,
baB e,nise !6iitteubeiiber seuei9t iino sic
bisberigen 2obnfdbe fir Elm neitere8
Sabr 5u be5ablen. 2lm @am1tag ,pirb
Elm BON ben Mit9lie6ern Der N1na1ga<
match Giiociation in 8ap @ietp eruaunz
tes @o,nite ben 8eamten ber Nortb Gbi=
caso &ellins Mia Company ben a1ten
2ubntariff 5ur llnter5ei@nun9 unterbreiz
ten; faQs bieie ni@t big gum 1. SUM- err
folgt, tuerben bic Mrbeiter 5000 an ber
8abl, bic 2lrbeit nieoerle9en.
= Columbus, o., 19. Wai. Gin bonn
befti9em Re9en besleiteter @turm bat
bellte Ma@mittas in benz Dorfe Carlton
i'm County YtdamaB ettua 80 3duier
absebedt, 3dune um9eri6en unb 8dume
enttuur5elt. Gin Mann Namens &ari9z
ner tpuroe bel bem @initlr;e einerz
S@miebe 9efSbrli9 pertpunbet. Mu9 in
Der nmseseno BON 2ancafter I'M County
6aDette tpur0en nlebrere @ebdube abge
beft, bie3ul9nuerz9 9ribiine'nn berRenn<
babn auf benz Nusitellun9sp1aBe 5er1t0rt
uno utebrere 8ferbe bon Dem @ebdlfe
einitiirjenoer Gta1ungen eridlasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-21
3ebttter Sabr8a,te.
9enofratii@e Gpnntp:G :Gpnpention.

9ie bemofratii6en Mabler BON
Stearns County fin6 biermit ein9elaoeu
5n einer 8eriammlun9 am Dienstaq, ben
~. Mai 1884 Morgens 10 ubr. in,
@onrtbaus gu ct. @lou6.
8tted Der @eriammlung 1T, um II
9ele9aten 5n ertpdb1en flr bic am 20.
W{ai er. in ct, 8au( itattfinbenoe bemo=
fratil9e 5taatsconpention. Sic einael.
11en Wabl6e5irfe iinb bere6ti9t, einen
Selesaten in @ori61ag 5u brin9en fit
jeDe so @ttntmen pber einen Brudtbeil
oabon. >uel@e BEL BET lebten @ouper=
neurstpabl ab9e9eben tuuroen, na9 benz
fo1senoen &er5ei6ni6e;
NlbleD. III Miltpoo6. -. L
NlbanD ...2 Munion. -. g
Npon. ....... q Nortb Sort. -. Il
Brod'uaD .....2 Dat. ;. q
Gelle9epi0e 81 &aDnespille. L
gro'p 2ate. l &abmonb =. L
Grotp &iper. ...1 &odpille -. g
@oen 2ate.. ....1 st. Mu9uita. ...3
5air 9apen ....1 ct. Gloub, 1. SO. Il
5arm1n9 ......1 ct. @loub, 2. @. &
@ettD ....1 ct. @loub, 3. SO. s.
@rope ........S ct. @loub, 4. 80. 3
9oloins. 20 3otpn Of ct. @louo 2
Strain ..>.....1 ct. Soiepb 3
Bate 9enrD 81 ct. Martin. q
Gate George. III ct. @enbel. . 2
Sc Sauf. ~ @aut Centre Bil. 2
9uremburg ....S @aut @etre Eotpn. l
,.epnoen .......1 Sprin9 &iQ q
Maine 8rairie. 2 @atefielo ;. 3
Melroie. e.......2 3ion Il
g.T.Mc $ onalb,
2.&e11s,
gaiper @apier
County s @pm mitee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13

THE CATHOLIC BISHOP OF CLEVELAND DIS
cIPLINEs FOUR THOUSAND BonEmANs.
A Cleveland telegram says: st. Procop's
church, in Burton street, is Catholic in
stitution. having about four thousand
members, all Bohemians. Trouble has
existed for some time between the church
officials and Bishop Gilmour, OF this dio-
cese. The Bishop recently appointed four
councilmen for the church. The members
refusing TO accept this decision, the Bishop
became angry and yesterday excommuni-
Gated the entire church. The Bishop says: I:
"This interdict means that neither mass
will Se said nor sacraments administered
within the limits OF the parish, and the
dead shall be buried without funeral SER
vice. Nor shall the members OF ST. Pro-
cops parish be entitled TO receive the sacra-
ments In another parish, or at the hands
OF any other priest In the diocese Of Cleye-
iand.v
The malcontents held meeting on Sat
rday and resolved to pursue their course
In defiance OF The Bishop. Father Furdek
has been transferred to the parish OF Our
Lady OF Lourdes, corner OF Randolph and
Hamm streets. Bishop Gilmour to-day APP
piled to Mayor Farley for the appointment
OF spectal policeman TO take charge OF
the church effects until the interdict & re-
moyeds This win remain in force until
the congregation informs the Bishop OF is
intention 70 submit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Professor Hairs Recital.

The second OF Professor Hairs series OF
recitals in Singer Hall was attended by q
good audience. A large number OF CON-
posers were drawn from to make up q pro-
gramme, demanding great variety OF tone
and execution. All OF the selections were
much beyond the appreciation OF the
Younger portion OF the audience, although
greatly enjoyed by others. The first mum
Der OF the programme was the :" Mson.
light Sonata, +" by Beethoven, which wa;
given an exquisite rendering.
Among the subsequent numbers were
"Pictures OF Country Life IN Norway
by Grieg; "Spinning Song" and Hunting
Song. by Mendelssobn; Bridal Procession.
Grieg; and Schuman's Whv?" In each
of these Mr.. Hahr was effective; but in
the Chopin "Etudes" and "Scberzo" he
displayed an admirable technique. The
closing selection was ListZ's ''SiXth Hun
garian Rhapsody" which he played with
great ease and skill. II he interprets one
composer better than another it is ListZ. The
recital was a delightful one. and the au'
dience frequently manifested their enjoy.
ment OF it by well-merited applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
The Theatre Last Night.

AS might have been expected from a
Richeond audience, but few Of the fair sex
witnessed last night the presentation OF
Augustin Days version Of Sardou's re-
yslting play Frou-Frou," given by the
Minnie Maddern Company. 1t really is a
pity that woman with the talent possess
ed by Minnie Maddern should ever appear
in such despicable role. Had her initial
performance been other than The nauseous
one selected full and fashionable audience
would have acknowledged her worth, but
the time has not vet been reached when
Richmond forgets the proprletes Of life
and fails in a Just discrimination between
that which is harmless and innocent on the
one part and hidcous and hurtful on the
other.
In voice and manner Miss Minnie Mad
dern attracts, and on general principles
the company would escape harsh criti-
cism so far as acting is concerned, but the
play itself is despicabe. and deserving the
censure set upon it by the presence OF the
baid-headed innocents who last night
roared their applause.
The play will be repeated tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Roston Ideal Compony.

The coming OF the Boston Ideal Opera
Company to Richmond is an event OF eX-
ceptlOnal importance in musical circles
here, and has been brought about only by
persistent effort and the guarantee OF a
large certainty on the part OF Manager
Powell. This will be the initial visit OF
this company. and the results OF the en-
gagemen: will determine the question
whether or not Richmond is to be included
in the list OF cities to be annually visited
by the Ideals. As the distinguishing eX-
cellence OF this company is its superior vo-
calization, and as Richmond is decidedly a
musical city, there can be no doubt rs TO
how the question will be answered. IL eau
be safely predicted that crowded houses
will greet the troupe at every perform
ance. The advance sale will open to-mor-
row morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
NJ OUR CORSETS

Are like our GLOVES and HOSIERY, in that
having always strived to put before our patrons
only legitimate articles and those az lowest prices
we have gained an enviable reputatiou-one of
which we arc proud. and Of which our present
stock fully sustains The list is Of our most popu-
lar brands. from the lowest 10 the highest grades
s229-PATENT ROMAN-s2.29.
An elegant French Woven, spoon Bust COrset-a
brand Of which every connoissem is acquaint-
ed WITH and the regular price Of winch Is
81. 2.s9-550-BONE-s2.39
We are the selling agents for this brand, and the
regular price IS 1915.
s2-50O-BONE-s2.
The same make Corset the above, with less
bones, and the selling price Of which Is $500.
s2.5O-DR. WARMERS ABDoMISAL-s2.50.
Corsei made expressly for stout ladies, and
meeting their every requirement. Large sizes
only.
a.5o-DR. WARMERS NURsING-sl.50.
This Is the mos; popular, durable, and comfort
able OF Nursing Corsets, and needs no recon-
mendahon at our hands.
sl.50-DAY's PATENT ABDOMINAL-s1.50. TO-.
With latest improvements and IN large sizes only,
being made expressly for stout LADIES.
sl.25-Ro BELL-sl.25.
A400-Bone, Embroidered, French-W Woven Corset
who wish heavlly-boned Corset at low hg-
ure. The regular price of this brand Is 81.
si.50-COLUMBIA-S1.
An English satteen Corset, in all light tlnts-
l.ss-MERINO-s1.Ss.
A patented Tlree-Ply, All-WOol, Merino Corset,
extrs long waist st-something entirely new.
Regular price $3.50.
sl-CORSETS-sl.
We make a speciality Of this grade. and can recon-
mend the following brands: Pariaan-A per-
feet model OF a mode Corset, aud one which
We have been handling for six years. Royal
With paiented extra sides; these extra sides
add greatly to the durability Of a corset with
out affecting the shape IN the least. Dr. War
ners Coraline-Entirely without bones. I'm
proved Surslng-Meets all the requirements Of
The higher grade Of this style Corset.
AZ 75c. we have elegant styles of Health-Un-
breaSabie, Hip, and French Woven Corsets.
At Doe. we have any variety or styles and makes.
and the qualities We show at this price would
be surprising.
At 36c. We show a fnll-icngihi French Woven,
Double-Stay Corset--ihe regular price Of which
IS soc.
Your patronage IL solicited.
JULIUS MEYER a SON,
60i aud 603 east Broad street.
Mail orders carefully aud promptly filed
fe 13-W.Sa&Su
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Mozart Attraction Extraordinary.

Tomorrow evening at the regular Mo
zart musicale there will be unusual and
extraordinary attractions. Remenyi, the
great Hungarian violinIst, will appear in
concert with Miss Ella Wallace, soprano,
Edward DE Celle, tenor. and Isadore
Luckstone, pianist. 1t speaks well for the
taste and enterprise Of the musical COM
mittee that they have secured the services
of so eminent an artist as Remenyi. The
introduction OF such features not only adds
pleasing variety 10 the muSicdles, but will
do vast deal towards educating and
eleyating the musical taste OF the members
of the association. Secured seats can be
procured for this occasion, and they will
doubtless be in great demand, as every
person musically inclined win want to
hear the great violin yirtuoso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Death of a Former Railroad oMeiaI.

Mr.. Walter +. Smith, former treasurer
OF the old Richmond and York River
Railroad Company, died at his home,
Albion, n. Y, Monday afternoon OF 0
lingering attack of diabetes, in the thirty
eighth year OF his age. Deceased left Rich
mond last FRIDAY week for New York.
being then in an extremely low state OF
bodily health. Hey was popular during his
wears OF residence here both as a railroad
official and citizen. In large circle Of
acouaintances, business and social, he
numbered many friends. He leaves sur
yiying widow and three children, the
former granddaughter Of Mr.. Il. s.
Burrows, once owner OF the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Briefs ansi Personals.

The reapportioument bill passed both
houses yesterday, was enrolled, examined
by the committee Senator Flctcher chatr-
mani and was sent to the Governor before
3 O'Clock.
The Senate Is a hardworking albeit q
free-and-casy body. In session it looks
more like committee than dignifed
"upper house." When II comes n the
Impeachment trial II win have 10 put on
more dignity and style.
The Uniform Rank OF Odd Fellows will
give select BAH at Monticello Hall Febru-
ary 18th. Those who participate viii
doubtless pass pleasant evening.
Mr. Lovenstein's bill In regard to the
Jurisdiction Of the Chancery Court win be
considered In the Committee for Courts Of
Justice this morning, when those who are
for or against It will be heard.
Tomorrow Is st. Valentines Day, and
already the tender or grotesque missiyes
are going In all directions. Senders should
remember that q two-cent stamp II re-
quired to prepay the postage on any sealed
valentine mailed for delivery In or beyond
the city. An unsealed valentine with any
writing thereon is subject TO the same rate
OF postage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
The II. l.. 4. Blues.

There being vacancy in the line OF
sergeanis OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Riues. caused by the election OF First Ser
gcant A. L. Heinrich as junior lieutenant,
Cantain Pizzini has promoted the remain
inc sergeants each one grade higher, and
filed the position of fifth sergeant with
Second Corporal Clarence Wyatt. The po-
sitlon Of second corporal was then filled
by the appointment OF Private waiter A.
Williams. making the list OF non-com-
mlssioned officers complete.
Lieutenant Harrison, who j. said 70 De .
fiue tactician, has formed class designed
for the instruction OF the non.commis.
sloned officers OF the company. The nrsl
meeting of the class will take place Tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
RoiIer ExpIOsi0n.

The boiler at Etna shaft, Coaifield, ex-
ploded Yesterday morning between 8 and
6 o'clock, scalding Joseph REYNOLDS, engi-
neer, John TURNKEY and William Graves,
employees, and David Anderson. Il bystand-
er-all colored. None OF the parties were
seriously hurt except Reynolds, who was
PAINFULLY scalded about the body and
hands. but was able to walk about after
the accident. The engine had been rum
ming all night, and the injured men were
about to be relieved by the day shift when
tho exnlosion occurred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Young Mems Christian Association,

The annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last night
The report Of the president. T.. ID. Taylor,
Esq, gave an interesting detailed account
Of the years work, and the following
statistics: Membership, exclusive oi
branches, S75; books in library, $500
books issued, 1i.349; visitors TO reading.
room approximately. $4,000; daily papers
on file, 8; weeklies and semi-weeklies. 23 I;
monthlies and semi-monthlies, "a; MEM
bers enrolled in classes, 81; attendance in
classes since October, 58S; total amount
received from all sources, S3,s33.24; total
amount paid out rs per vouchers, 1889. "a ;
value OF library furniture, &c, $4,000.
The following officers were elected for
the year: James ID. Crump, president; T.,
d. Taylor, first vice-president; j. I. Ely.
son, second vice-president; w. NJ. Coul.
ling, third vice-president; James Lyons,
Howard Swineford, Charles d. Hill, Charles
X. Willis, j. b. Walthall, w. G. Stokes, d.
E. Lumsden, Joseph Bryan, James Caskie,
George A. Ainslie, Adolph Blair. direct
Ors-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Death Of Mr.. &. X. Yaneey.

Mr.. Charles X. Yancey, anatiye OF Albc-
marie, but for a good many years resi-
dent OF this city, and well known AS a
salesman in the wholesale trade, died, after
a brief illness, yesterday morning; aged
thicty-eight years. Deceased was Mason
Of high Standing was well known in this
city and throughout the State, and bad
many warm friends. He leaves a wife and
several children. His funeral will take
place from Centenary church this afternoon
at O'Clock. Temple Lodge and Richmond
Commandery Knights Templar will form
the Masonic escort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
Masonic Notes.

The Asylum OF Richmond Commandery.
No. 2, X. T., Is now draped in mourning
for three members (Messrs. William I.
King, John w. Wright, and Charles X.
Yancey), all Of whom have passed TO the
Spirit Land within the past two weeks.
st. Johns Lodge, No. So, was crowded
last night at ITS regular monthly commCni-
cation. WorshIpful Master Cosby opened
the Lodge. but called Most Worshipful
Peyton $. Coles, Past Grand Master, now
Grand Lecturer, to the east, who officiated
in raising one postulant to the sublime
degree Of NJ. NJ. Among the distinguished
craftsmen present were Most Worshipfui
Henry William Murray, Grand Master Of
MasOns in Virginia, and Right Worshipful
William +. Drinkard. Grand Junior War
den. The brethren listened with pleasure
to addresses from Messrs. Murray and
Coles, and adjourned from labor TO re-
freshment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-13
The Bal, of the Concorslia social Club.

This observation-disclosures affair came
of at sanger Halle and was attended by
about three hundred citizens, including one
hundred en- mdSqae. The many varying
dresses OF the masQuers formed tout en-.
semb,e of rare interest. The grand march
commenced about o'clock, followed by
unmasking at II and supper. Dancing
was resumed after midnight and continued
till the late hours. of the night. Voelkers
band furnished the music. The Concordia
Socials have reason to be proud OF the sue
cess OF their annual re1nion.