Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

4. Smltn, ieautri =. Aday hSues. W.
tary; l.. r. Relns, finsa omberg, seere-
1855. meets At I.snoe's HsAizcd Nay 81,
Friday nights. Rev. w. J. ~ and fourth
T. d. Bolton, secretary; Il. Msn, leader;
cier. es, hnan-
Medical Examiners: prs.
Shields, J. =. Harrison, and +. J.Ss III.
This order insures from 500 tAy.
On the desih OF a member the amouN0O.
benefit certificate Is paid 10 the beneAs
within forty days after notice Of death Y
ceiyed.
Junior United order OF American
Mechanics,
Organized at Germantown, Pa, May Il,
1853. An American beneficial order and nov
labor organization, n us name mknt im,
ply. t. member. consist principally o.
young men. There are twelve councils un.
der the jurisdiction OF the state Councl Oh
Virginia.
state Council Of virginia: Past State
Councillor, +. y. Ivey, Petersburg, Va;
state Councillor, 4. W. skunk, Washing
tom. -. C.: state Yice-CouncillOr, G. W.
ryler. Richmond, Va. state Council Secre-
tary. Phil. Mei.el, Jr.. Richmond, Va; state
Council Treasurer. NJ. Zeb. PerciyaL Kich-
mOnd, Va.
Rescue Council. No. 1, meets every Friday
night at Thol's Hal.
Richmond Council. No. 4. meets first and
third "wednesday nights AZ schiller 'iall.
AW. CHM Council. No. !, meets every
Thursday night at Tho's Hall.
Enterprise Council! No. ., meets every
Wednesday night at EIlet Hall.
Il. T.. Lee Council, No. If, meets second
and fourth Tuesday night, ai McDonoughs
Hall.
Patrick Henry Council, No. II, meets
every Thursday night at Boltz's Hail. Fu'-
ton.
There Is ono council I'm Manchester, two
in Petersburg, ana two In Washington, ID.
c. The oTderi, very RAPIDLY increasing
sons OF ~. George.
Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge. No. -: James
r. smith, worthy president; Arthur Ravens,
yice.prcsideut; James \. WaIlen, worthy
treasurer; John y. Gam, WORTHY secretary ;
n. W. Hey, p. p, u. ID. ". G. !. Meetings
held af -. Gp0r.c'- Han. 500 east Marshall
street. every Thursday night Engiishmen,
their Sous. and grands0ns. whether born IN
the United States or any British possession,
are eligible is members Of the order.
There are now POI lodge. with member
ship OF $1,000 and about $4,000 invested
and at the last meeting oi The Grand Lodge
the order was making great progress In the
West, several new LODGES being located IN
Colorado and California. with a very large
membership.
Advancement. are contemplated for an
other lodge i'm this city, 40 Fdlion, and also
Other paris oi the State Of Virginia.
An endowment fund /, attached 81 the
order, in which member, mp >JslX'y years OF
age can participate Five hundred dollars,
II 900, and so can bee insured Tor At
small rate. lnis branch Of the order Is
managed by a very excellent Executive
Boird, selected 0y The Grand Lodge.
Thi, order f. worthy the attention of any
OF English nationality, II having some oi the
high officials 81 tue United states among ils
members, and is in q very hcalihtul con-
dit0n.
Grand Fountain. THited order or
True ReTormeTs,
chartered by the Circuit Court April 3, 1858,
composed % three depaTtmcnls-yiz.. The
Fountains. Classes, and Rosebud foun-
taius. Il now numbers 49, branch foun-
taius. with membership 81 nearly coco.
II pays from the monthly dues ard Joining
ICES sick and endowment benefits cndow-
ment, from s1j 10 1925 40 death. This de-
parlmcnt paid the past year more than 9pOuO
to H. members.
Inc Classe--W. L. Taylor. general
messenger; =. III. Dsnond, medical
director. This department was organ-
lied January, 1885. and Is designed 10
pay a higher endowment OF from s2'O 10
81 600 NJ the death of each member. and 10
assist in purchasing homes. IL now owns
property valued at $4,000. u has an enter
ed membcr.hp0 81 nearly eco.
u A DrTTV.
Jr, grand worthy secretary Mr.. Eliza Al
len, goyeruess Office, 2i6 sycamore street,
Petersburg, Va. This j. the children's de-
partment. Il WAS organized April, 1856,
and now has more than 1000 members.
The Grand Fountain y under ,he follow
ipg Board Of Directors william W.
Browne. :. W. Sutton, Allen j. Harris, Will
fam =. Burrell, Z. ;. Lindsey, Richmond;
r. Allen. NJ. A. Berry. Petersburg; X.
/ Johnson, f.. Monroe, Washington, ID. c.; {.
/ :. Lucas, Fredericks burg; Il. +. Robinson,
Junction; and II. J.. Minis, Lynchbnrg.
/ samuel Taylor, treasurer Class ;. W.
/ sutton, treasurer Class u; ). II. DESMOND,
medical director; William W. browne,
/ grand worthy master; W. j. rurrell, grand
worthy secretary. Main Office, 100 west
! Jackson street.
Royal Society OF Good Fellows.
Richmond Assembly, No. 30, meets al
/ EIa,ker's Hall, SO Twenty.iourth street.
/ the first and third Friday night In each
month. with the following names as officers
for the ensuing term: j. W. Carter, Jr.,
mast ruler, 2l2G Nenable street; George H..
Currie, ruler, $500 Grscc street; j. IL. e..
Walker. instructor, 1908 2 street; Walter
l.. Olphin, councillor, Henrlco county |;
George w. White, sccretory, 9l2 Euhp
street: Il. :. Anderson, financial secretary,
2227 Veuablc street; W. Field Farrar, trea-
surer. 70l Franklin street; Z. ii. Hasker,
prelate, 1912 y street; +. A. Jones, d.
rector, 9OG Twenty-sixth street; George
Reson' guard, 2llJ Main street: Charles A..
! Wacktr, sentry, 1909 Twenty.sixth street /;
Or. W. +. Farrar, medical examiner.
The trustees are j. W. Carter, c. II. Hasker,
and r. c. Garrison. The assembly hiss sixty
i've members. II pays from $1,000 to 5000
death benefits.
order OF Tonti.
This order, Ike the Iron Hall. pays 81, 900
I'm seyea years and S2J per week sick bene-
fits.
Lee Lodge, No. SO. has the following OF
lcers: Thomas }. Riddell, president; VIII
liam A. Sammons. yice-Dresidentj Hyer
Angle. secretary; T.. B. Calling, chaplain
] VI. OuNtiIaspls
treasurer; r. J. Wood, inner guard; w. NJ
Carter, outer guard; Or. Thomas j. Rid
dell, medical examiner. Trustees: j. T.
Vaughan, W. II. Scott, and w. A. y. Cole
Richmond Lodge, No. as: Salo Galeski,
president; Patrick sullivan, yice'presidenti
A. l.. Masurier. secretary; NJ. V. Mshoney
treasurer; Armin PoIlak, chaplain; Thomai
Mooney, marshal; G.. &. Tyler, guard
Trustees: George j. Hooper, Jr, L. Z
ThOn, Armin Pollak.
Fulton Lodge, No. 49, c. ii. kaufelt
president; J. w. Lauder, secretary; +. j.
Parrater, treasurer. Meets at Powhstar
Hall, in Rockets, first and third Fridays o
each month.
Virginia Lodge. No. ST William j. Ford
president; NJ. Il. Perciysl, secretary Charles
Siegel, Jr., treasurer. Meets az Elletps Hall
Fifth and Marshall streets, hrst and thir(
Mondays In each month.
Munford Lodge. No. liz: Henry u
Miller. president; Joseph 5. Rose, Jr., secre
tsry; Theodore UeinsmaR, treasurer. Meet
al Tholps Hall second ana fourth Monday
In each month.
FraterDai Legion.
Stouewall Jackson Camp, No. SO, Frstei
nal Legion, at the meeting on the 18th al
timo elected the following officers for Oh
roar 1850. Commander NJ n percfvsl