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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"

has library OF 1880 volumes, valuable
gallery OF historic portraits, important man-
uscriptS, curious relics. &c. Rooms IN the
We-tmoreland Clubhouse, corner OF sixth
and Grace streets. Annual dues OF mem
bers, 50; life membership, $50. Hon. Al
cXandcr III. II. Stewart, president; William
w. COrcoran, first vice-presideDt; William
Writ Henry, second yice.presidcnt; j. l..
NJ. Curry. d. d., LII. d., third vlce-presi-
dent; Il. a. Brock, corresponding secre'
tary and librarian; Major George y. Barhs-
dale, recording secretary.
The present rooms Of the Society, enjoyed
by the liberaiiy OF the Westmorelond Club,
are handsomely aud thoroughly furnished
with new cases and other essential convent
enccs, and the valuable aSsemblage OF por-
traits Of those distinguished and Teyered IN
the annals Of Virginia have been put in
perfect order. canvas and frame. Tue eX-
hiblt i fairly an honor aud an ornament to
Richmond and to the State, and must attract
and crafty all visitors.
The society bears upon its rolls A member
ship Of more than 800. exclusive OF honorary
aud corresponding members without the
State.
The efficiency Of the labors OF the Society
and It's important mission OF conserving
anu cluClOd'ing Iuc Ht>tuil VI S'"'' -
obvious both in its exhibited priceless gar
nerings and in its publications. The worth
and historical importance OF the last have
been attested uniformly in this country and
in Europe. Six volumes % the new series
Of collections have appeared successfully
during the last SIX years. The seventh vol
umc-proceedingS OF the Virginia Compa-
nv Of London, 1919 1925 drom the original
in the Library OF Congress-, with lntroduc-
ton and notes-ior 1888 will soon be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
RICHMOND MEDICAL AND SURGI.
CAL SOCIETY.

The following are the officers for the en-.
suing year: President, DR.. Thomas j.
Moore; Vice-Presidents, Drs. Joseph A.
White and NJ. A. Rust; Secretary, DR.. e..
l.. CuGlipp; Treasurer, DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge,
DR.; Librarian. DR.. Benjamin Harrison.
Place OF meeting, Schiller Hall, Broad be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets. Meets the
second and fourth Thursday nights In each
unanlh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
HARTSHORN MEMORIAL COL
LEGE.

'VV' VII I7T'I''II . I'I'I'Is
Rev. l.. h. Telt is at the head Of this col.
lege.
This institution, now in its fifth year, has
for its special aim the advanced Christian
education Of young women. II is under the
patronage oi the American Baptist Home
Mission Society, the WOman's American
Baptist Home Mission Society Of New Eng
land, and the WOman's Baptist Home Mls.
sion Society Of Michigan. 1t is also aided
by the John Il. Slater Fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
AIDAY GOODS. ,oou
s@~ EALISHED IN 1913.
% CRAM b CO.,
rtsrsrl ...n nvsfrRa IN


FINE wINIoUORs, AND CIGARS.
beg Leave to cslsntion TO their large stock OF
the sbove-merti goods, most OF which sre
Of their own iInItion.
FRENCH BhIES from the very first
houses in Cognac Of the finest yintaees, from
ten TO over nftyy old. and at very moderate
prices considering great scarcity Of the er1i-
clio.
sHERRTES from, Old house Of Widow De
X Harmony, Cadix, uding some Of tho finest
growths OF that btry. MADEIRAS from
twelve TO fifty years
OF CHAMPAGNES,y always keep all tho
leading brands In s but refer especially to
their
PREMIERE sERR8D WIN DEs GOIssES.
selected for them antnceded to be the finest
wines imported.
Their stock OF hntYE. BOURBON, and
SCOTCH WHISKEYS.sAICA and ST. CROlX
RUN. APPLE aud Phi BRANDIES Il not
surpassed by any toustthis city. de i@Jsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

The table below gives the average mini
mum aud maximum readings OF the Their
mometer during the past year. The obser-
yatiOns were taken from self.registcriug in
strumsnts, graded according to the Fahren-
belt scale. The lowest point reached was on
Janusrg 9th, when il marked 6 degrees.
The highest reading was on July 18th, when
:, 81 q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Catholic Total Abstinence Society,
40. 1. OF Richmond. Va.

This society was organized on the 10th Of
December. 1887. The following are the Off
GERS Thomas Cox, president; +. j. Para
ter, first vice. president; }. Z. Deyinc. second
yice.president: James Creamer, recording
secretary; Michael Fitzpatrick, financial
secretary and treasurer; Thomas Mudow-
ney, marshal; Joseph Melvin, sergeant-at-
arms: Maurice Ferritsr, librarian. Mem
bership, 80. Meets the first Sunday OF eacn
month at Cathedral Hall, corner OF Ninth
and Marshall streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Society Of the Poor.

b. Wittkamp. Sr., president; G. Ross,
vice-president; William Felthouse, secretary;
l.. Il. Schultz, assistant secretary; Fred
Stterdinr. treasurer. Meets first sunday 10
each month. The voluntary subscription
from the congregation is liberal and is Dis
pcused 10 the poor by the above faithful
officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
THE GOOD FELLOWS
SOCIAL CLUBS, MILITARY Ass0cIA.
TIoHs, AND PLEASURE CIRCLES
Where They Meet-What They oHer-An-
nual Reunions Of the Old
Veterans.
Richmond Club,

clubhouse corner OF Third aud Franklin
streets,) was founded in July, 1866, and in'
corporated by the General Assembly by an
act PASSED February 0, 1867.
The club was first established on one OF
the upper floors IN the building opposite the
Theatre.
Officers: President, John II. Montaguei
Vice President. l.. r. Archer; Secretary,
w. L. Sheppard; Treasurer, r. ID. Hudglns.
The club Is popular and prosperous, ana IS
about TO make additions and improvements
which will add largely to the convenience
and comfort OF the members.
The first president Of the club was Major
David J. Mcintosh, who was succeeded by
Gustayus Myers deceased. Or. j. q. Cabell,
and Messrs. w. IL. Haxall, and John Ii.
Montague.
The membership OF the Richmond Club is
composed OF the best material from amongst
the younger business and professionalism
Of our community, and the institution has
an EXTENDED reputation for hospitality and
gOod.fellowship.
The WestmOreIaDd Club.
This club was organized under an act OF
Assembly approved March 90, 1871. Mem
bers are elected by ballot Qhe ballot remain
ing open for ten dayS) after nomination ana
ten days notice on the Dulletin.board OF the
club-hve blick balls defeating and at least
twenty members participating IN the cleo
ton. Applicants must he Twenty-Five years
old, and resident In Richmond or Wlthln
five miles thereof. No such person not
member ia admitted TO the clubhouse.
Strangers NAV once be introduced Oy
member, but cannot Renter save on the
~ QEf1
Board OF Manage ment, which invitation may
be withdrawn by the board, and must be
withdrawn on the request of three MEM
bers.
The clergy OF the city OF all denominations
are entitled to the privileges Of the club
house, and ladies who are OF the families OF
members or visitors in their families are ad-
united by card to the reading-room every
Saturday from 10 A. VI. TO . p. NJ.
While the amusements common TO club
lie are amply provided for, the character.
istic feature OF this club is it's well-stocked
reading-rOom, where the best specimens OF
current literature are found-nearly all the
representative periodicals published IN our
language, and the best OF American ana
foreign newspapers being taken.
The membership il now 2O5 resident mem
bers and IS nonresident members. Fur
nished chambers are provided in the cub
house for the accommodation OF nonresident
members when they visit the city.
Officers: Charles L. Williams, president;
Peter II. Mayo, vice.president; Junius b..
Mosby. secretary and treasurer. Board OF
Management-A. /. BOulware, NJ. j. Dim
mock, Alexander Coke, .. ;. Allen, f. w.
Christian, W. f. Cutshaw, e. j. Anderson,
W. X. Trigg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
BUILDINGS ERECTED.

The number Of buildings erected in this
CITY in 1857 was 5j7-20l brick aud $50
framed. These buildings were assessed for
taxation II $4,000. They do not include
one church building completed and one IN
course Of construction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Commercial club.
9l2 MAIN STREET

The Commercial Club was organized jan
uary %, 1878, and chartered BY an act OF the
Legislature soon thereafter. The club Is in
a good condition, having roll Of about 100
members PRESIDENT and NONRESIDENT. repre-
senting all lines of business. The following
are the present officers:
President, II. J. Myers; Vice.President,
James r. Crenshaw; Secretary and Trea-
surer, H. Taylor, Jr. Board Of Managers 49,
W. 5. Dashel, Charles II. Simpson, 7. Il.
Wyles, Samuel Cohen, +. b. Taylor, ). Meg.
Fisher, II. b. Owen.
The club was established for the Joint pro-
motion Of business and social intercourse,
and especially for the purpose OF entertain
ing merchants and strangers visiting the
city.
The annual meeting OF the club is held on
the last Monday in January Of each year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Motto Este tredecim sine timore.-LUcRE-
TITUS. The names |. l.. L. Ecker, 2. G..
OBJ. Cowardin, 3. Charles U. williams, l..
Richard +. Beirne. ). Jacob Reinhardt. q.
George e. Wilde, 7. William W. Archer, s,
William Ryan. o. j. II. Tucker. Jr., 10.
William Krsrse, IL VI. l.. Spotsrood, IL.
Maurice Claggett. Ii. Roger Atkinson. The
annual banquet and mystic ceremonies take
place on the 18th OF January, at thirteen
mir utes past 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
The Old First Virginia Infantry AS
ISOLATION.

Officers: Colonel w. II. Palmer, presl-
dent; Captain Z. p. Reeve, first yice'presi-
dent; Lieutenant Colonel +. III. Langley
second vice-president; A. JED vaughan,
third yice-president; Sergeant c. I. Loehr,
secretary and treasurer. Anniversary or
reunion on the 18th OF July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

The officers for 1sS7'ss are: General Will
liam b. Taliaierro. president; John II;
Cooke, Colonel Charles Marshall, Coionei
James II. skinner, Captain p. W. hchin-
ney, General T. r. MunIOrd. yice-presi,
dents: Colonel William II. Palmer, CoIone'
Archer Anderson, Judge George l.. Gnris-
tian, Major T. A. BraDder, John ;: Eleu'
Executive Committee; Robert 5. Bosher'
treasurer; Carlton Mccarthy, secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Light rain az night.
2-Light rain ia the afternoon aud at night.
8-Light showers during the day.
4-Rain at night.
5-Raiu in the forenoon.
G-Rain aud hail during the day and snow and
rain at night
7-Rain all day.
s-Snow at night about four inches).
Drain at night
i0-Rsin ia the forenoon.
Rainfall for the month, including estimate for
the fall OF SLOW. 40i inches.
In the table below viii be found the mean
temperature and .he amount OF rainfall during
the month of DecemDer for The past eiGht years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
The Richmond Chess Club.

The Richmond Chess Club.
/ Chts, continues TO flourish in Richmond,
| and since the establishment OF the club here
/ several years ago q decided impetus has been
/ given To tne prosecution OF this intellectual
/ recreation throughout the State. Quite a
| number Of clubs are now in existence not
| only in the larger cities, but in the country
/ towns, and this difused and growing appre-
citation for the game may be regarded as a
public good
The principal event in the home club
I during the year just closed was the removal
OF headquarters from the cosy but some \ hat
contracted rooms on Bank street to the new
home provided through the iberality OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Drec-
tory. Recognizing the value IN the commu-
nifty OF a welLestablished chess club, the
Young Mems Christian Association devoted
one OF its largest apartments on an upper
floor Of its handsome new building to the
purposes OF the game. The club is now
known as the Richmond Chess Club OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. The
only restriction beyOni former rules is that
on entering a member must first become a
member Of the Young Mems Christian As.
sociation. All members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association are eligible as men,
bers OF the chess club upon application and
the payment OF the additional fee OF 81 per
annum. Thus the advantages Of associate
membership Of the Young Mems Christian
Association and OF the chess club as well are
obtainabe at the very small expense Of 81 a
year.
All levers Of chess visiting Richmond are
welcomed, as OF yore, to the chess.club
! room.
The State organization, which has grown
up from the home club, and is known as
''The Virginia Chess Association" will
continue 10 hold its annual meetings and
| tournaments at the Richmond Club room.
/ The third annual meeting was on the oath OF
/ October last, aud the officers then elected
for the year are : Mr.. Gilbert K. FIRTH, OF
Richmond, president; Mr.. John Kirkpa
rick, Of Lynchbure, vice president; Rev.
/ ii. NJ. Jackson, Of Richmond, secretary and
treasurer. Mr. c. l.. Page, Of Manchester,
and Mr.. II. l.. Barksdale, OF Danvile, COM
prise the advisory council The tournament
/ which followed the meeting and lasted for
/ five days was the most successful which has
been held. After close and spirited cons
test Mr.. John A. Kinner, OF Lynchburg,
came out the winner and champion OF the
state.
The Thirteen club OF Richmond.
Motto: Este tredecim sine timore -LUcRE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Guard of Commonwealth Associa.
Lee CarAp, Confederate Veterans.

J. L. Purcell, president J. II. Chenery,
vice-presldent; J. Il. V. Daniel, secretary
and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Cathedral Buliding AsSociation.

Right Rev. John J. heane, president (;
Norman V. Randolph, first vice-president;
Philip O'Nell, second wce.president; Joseph
Hecke, third vice-president; Joseph w.
LauDe, secretary; John Pope, treasurer.
Board OF Directors: Rev. A. Van de Nyver,
John Purcell, Or. John Mahoney, Alexander
Hierholzer, James Mckinney, William
Rankin. William Dailron, John VI. Higgins,
II. G. Forstmaun, Il. +. English, William Z.
Slmons, j. T. Ferriter, F. j. Parater, j. NJ.
Hulcher, William j, Quigley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL BOYS
SCHOOL.
MARSHALL AND NINTH STREETS.

In charge Of the Xaverian Brothers.
Brother Phillip. director. Number Of pu-
pills enrolled, 27j; average attendance, 255.
The school is divided into six classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Pegram battalion Association.

Organized by the surviving members OF
Pegram's Artillery battalion, composed OF
Crenshaw, Fredericksburg Letcher, Pee
Dee Is. ca, and Purcell batteries. on the
2Gth OF March. 1888. The officers are Cap
tain Thomas Elicit, president; Captain Will
liam G.. Crenshaw, first vlce-pre'ident; {.
=. Young, second vice-president; Gardner
G.. Thompson, third vice-preSident; William
Ellis Jones, secretary; Valentine Brown,
corresponding secretary; John Murphy,
treasurer; Rev. J. William Jones, chaplain;
DIR. II. Cabell Tabb, surgeon. Executive
Committee Purcell. ID. Smith Red
ford, William SnelhDgs, James +. TYLER }.
G. Goolsby, d. 5. Gates, and James L. Fer
rifpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY. JANUARY /. 1888

lari, G.. B. Canepa, and A. Baccigalpo. trus-
tees; G.. Ciucei, G.. Gisnnotti, V. ponaIl, r.
Nardini, and V. dele Luche, sics co'nm,.-
tee. The membership IS so. and Inc society
Il In a most thriving condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Officers: James l.. BOtto, president; Cas-
Kersey, vice president; John RoHo, secre
tary; J. J. McCarty, treasurer Joe Taslow
sergeantatarms.
Jefferson Literary anu social Circle.
President, L. z. Morris; Vice President,
Leroy Hutzler; Secretary, Joseph l.. Lew
Treasurer, Charles HuizIer; Librarian, NJ.
5. Block; Library Committee, DR.. II. II.
Levy, Leon Walerstein, and Charles Hutz-
Ter; Entertainment Committee, :. S. Whit
lock, j. l.. Levy, II. Binssanger, II. 8.
Hutzler, Charles strsuse, J. A. Ilirshberg,
and II. T. Ezekiel. Membership, 90. Meets
first Sunday ia every month Ut Ellett's Hall.
Volumes IN library, 1900.
italian Society OF BenevoIence aud
Fraternity.
A. Equi. president; A. Donatl, vice. presi-
dent; r. Bsccigalupo, treasurer; NJ, Massei,
secretary ID. Donati, ylce-secretary; A. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
StOneWan Jackson Camp, COufede-
rate Veterans.

Meets every Thursday night at Veteran
Hail, 600 east Broad street. W. c. CARING
ton, commander: Thomas S Riddek, first
lieutenant II. F. Morris, second
eutenant-cOmmander; X. II. Northen, adj
iutant; II. BoSher quartermaster; b. W.
Traylor, sergeantmajor; II. +. BEDFORD,
chaplain. Object, social and beneficial; pays
weekly benefits TO members who are sick.
Membership, about 80. Treasury in good
condition. Pays 81 for each member on the
rolls on the death of a comrade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
~. Joseph Beneficial Society of NJ.
UaFy's Church.

Bernard Wittkamp, president, second
term: Gerhard Ross, vice president; II. j.
Bremcyer, secretary; Louis Il. Schultz,
assistant secretary; John G. Nolte, treasurer,
twenty.uith term; August Mittendorf, SER
geantat.arms Joseph kusterer, joseph G.
Ross, Bernard Ross, executive committee;
Bernard Reinke, j. b. Winter, William
Felthouse, finance committee. Membership,
&C. Meets first Monday in every month at
the new hall, Marshall street between Third
and Fourth. Standing OF treasury, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
sixth aud Leigh Streets: william o. Eng
lsh, principal. q

sixth aud Leigh Streets: william o. Eng
lish, principal. a
C0LoRED SCHOOLS.
Colorcd Normal school Twelfth north oil
Clay): s. r. Beach, principal.
Baker School corner Baker aud 81. james,:
Thomas z. Crump, principal.
Navy Hin corner Sixth and DuvaD:
George p. Perry, principal. 80,
Valley school corner Marshall ana FIJI
teehth): r. W. Flournoy. principal.
Moore school Moore street between Han
cock and Harrison) Edgar Nj. Garnett,
principal.
East End (rwenty.ninth and %: Elihu
MorrisSette, principal.
Disbursements on account OF schools
for session OF ISS8'S .......... .fllO4'S 10
Number Of TeaeherG
COlored teachers %
Number Of Scholars Earollsd.
White 's'os,
Colorcd....
o,73s
Pereentege Obtained By the Pupils at The Final Err
Gnindtion StS10H 1861.
White schools - nv
COlOred schools. I-iV
To,., sveroge. IN school .....ss 7-lO
NUMBER Of graduates Of the Richmond High
School 1867 %
Number OF graduates OF Colored Normal
School.
The present school session opened Seplem'
Der 18th with large increase OF scholars.
Each school building was filled to It's utmost
capacity and some applicants left out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
NJ. Benedietus Society.

NDV' -HaI NH''4NII'J
This is sacred order and meets the third
Monday Of every month.
Officers: Lewis Fox, president; Louis A.
Fox, yice.president; Henry Torbeck, secre.
tarv; Joseph II. Fox. assistant secretary
Joseph Heppert, treasurer; Joseph Schottle,
sergeant.at-arms; Herman Torbecf, Jacob
Gouvernaior. Frank Shuttle, executive COM
nittee. Membership 80; finance, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

The present school session opened seplem'
Der 18th with large increase OF scholars.
Each school building was filled to Its utmost
capacity and some applicants left out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Otey Battery Association, 4. n. Vete-
rms

Meet twice year. Annual reunion IN
June. Membership, 40. VI. West, chair
man q. W. Taylor. secretary and treasurer.
One death during the Lieutenant Ed
ward NOryell, OF Lynchburg. Erected
monument to their dead IN Hollywood last
Lnne-a Stone SHIFT % feet high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.

Below will be found complete Inst OF all
the Catholic societies connected with the
Catholic churches Of this city, together with
q list of their various officers:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Lee Camp has prospered the past year I'M
der the Communicating OF A. l.. Phillips,
and now numbers about 500. Its revenue
comes from the dues OF IT. members-2j
cents per month and an initiation fee OF 81.
Many poor and needy families have been
minls.ered unto, and the funeral expenses
OF several old soldiers have been borne by the
camp.
The camp originated in the idea that it
was pleasant for old soldiers OF both sides
during the late war TO meet together in fra
ternal intercourse, and also for the systenat-
ic amelioraton Of the unfortunate condition
OF some OF the old Confederate soldiers.
The camp has reason to be proud OF its sue
cess In both directions; and IN fact the re.
suits far exceed the most sanguine hopes OF
the little band who first called it into exist
ence. The fraternal visits made by the
camp and various Grand Army posts have
had a visible beneficial efleci upon the heal
ing Of the wounds made by the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Catholic Beneficial Society.
Ladies', Benevolent Society.

Mrs. sarah DoOey, president; Mrs. Law
renee Lottier. DR., yice-president; Mrs.
Moses Ellyson, treasurer; Miss Alice Dooley,
secretary; hrs. NJ. Jones, distributor; Mrs.
X. Fitzpatrick, assistant distributor. Or
ganized October, 1873. Meets IN the chapel
Of the Cathedral, after high mass, on the
first Sunday in each month. Forty mem-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
. Mary's Beneficial ana SOctai
TnIOu.

Joseph Gerring, president; +. Schuttes
Jr., vice.prcsdent; Louis Il. Schultz, secre-
tary; Thomas A. Ilulcher, assistant secre-
tary; George b. Bliley, treasurer; Joseph
II. Mddendorf, scrgeant-al-armS; John NJ.
Hulcher, IL. G.. FOrsmann, Joseph II.
Hulcher. board Of trustees. Membership, -.
Meets every fourth Tuesday in each month al
their new hail between Third and Fourth
streets. Considering the length Of time il has
been in existence. the material Of this society
and standing has not its equal in the city,
with treasury Of sl.40O.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Phil. Kearny Post, NO. 10, G. A. II.

Officers: n. j. Smith, commander; Z. W.
Burr, senior vice commander; A. VI. Brow
nell, junior yice-commander Thomas Fox,
surgeon; John b. Newell, qusrtermaster !;
Z. Tresnon, chaplain; George w. Jones,
officer OF the day; IL. V. Leighton, officer
OF the guard. Number Of members, 81.
Place OF meeting, Veteran Hall, Capitol
street, on the first and third Wednesdays.
Other officers OF the post will be appointed
in January, 1883.