Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
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THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY JANUARY l. 1889

Sycamore Tribe, NO. independently
meets at BleDper's Hall, Sixth aud MARSHALL
street,. every Thursday evening.
Pawnee Tribe meeets every Thursday eve
ming at Odd-FeIlows' Hall.
Iadianoia Tribe, No 90. meets at Heider's
hall. Ninth aud HUI streets, Manchester,
every Monday night.
Great Council OF Virginia will kindle their
annual council fire 10 the huDting.grounds
Of Norfolk Ia flower moon OF next grand
sun second Wednesday In May.
Order or Iron Halt.
The Order OF Iron Hall is q cooperative
order that pays from $500 TO $1,000 Ia seven
years and from S. to s25 per week sick
benedts. There are seven branches in this !
CITY, one in Manchester, aud 9ij In the |
! United States.
Branch No. 80 meets every second aud |
| fourth Wednesday at Thsn's Hall, seven
! teenth aud Main streets. Charles J. john |
son, chief justice; f. Eugene Davis, ac- |
cOuntAnt
Branch No. 2S7 meets every Monday night |
al Hasker's Hall, Twenty.f0urth street. r. 1
j. Warren, chief justice; r. ). Anderson, !
accountant.
Branch No. 274 meets every second and |
fourth Friday at McDonough's Hall. A. l.. 1
Lucas, chief justice; james Sagnio, SC
| countant.
Branch No. 1913 meets every first Tuesday I
at ElletPs Annex Hall, W X. ID. Gas
coyne, chief justice; 5. L, BloOmberg, ac-
/ cOuutant.
Branch No. II, Of Manchester, Va, meets |
st 0dd.Fellows' Hall, Eighth and Hull !
streets, the third Monday ia each month. |
/ George n. Ely, accountant.
Branch No. 3l3 meets at ThOlPs Hall first /
and third Friday. Edward Stumpi, chief !
! justice Joseph +. Rose, Jr, scc0untant
Ssterhood Branch, No. 5l7. Order OF Iron |
! Han. H. Olivia Vincent chief Justice /
| kitta l.. Waldman, accountant; Virginia G. !
! VIII cashier.
Branch $40. Springfield Hall, second and |
! fourth Wednesday OF each month. Wiley !
! Banckenship, chief justice; Edward Nc |
| Clbo, accountant
order or TontI.
! This order. like the Iron Hall, pays 81. 000 /
/ IL seven years sud S2j per week sick beue- |
( ais.
Lee Lodge, No. 80, has the following Of
! ucers; Henry Boudar. presidents William |
/ n. Carter, Independents; Myer Angle, /
secretary; +. b. Gstling. chaplain; G.. |
F. Guyernator, marshl; A. W. Noting.
Jr., treasurer; DR.. ThomIs j. Rlddell, |
medical examiner. Trustees J. I. Vaughan, |
| ". n. scott, snd ". A. o. Cole.
Richmond Lodge. No. Is: Patrick sulli- |
van, president; A. l.. Masurler, secretary; |
| NJ. Y. MahOney, treasurer; G.. {. Tyler, |
| guard. Trustees: George j. Hooper, Jr., /
{ G.. Thon, aud Armin Polak.
Fulton Lodge. No. rs: W. n. R0deus, |
| president; j. ". Lauder secretary; l.. j.. |
| Pirraier treasurer Meets at P0whatan /
| Han, in Rockets, first and third Fridays OF |
| esch month.
Virginia Lodge, No. 81: August Rosene, |
lr.f.. I.
| Cnare- >iegel, Jr., treasurer. Meets a. El- |
| le.t's Hall. Fifth and Marshall streets, drst !
and third Mondays IN each month.
| huniOrd Lodge, NJ. ll2 Henry G., Mil !
| le-, president; Joseph ;. Rose, Jr., secreta- /
! ry; +. +. Tholl, treasurer. Meets at ThoiPs |
! Han second and fourth Mondays IN each |
month.
Junior order OF Ustted American
Mechanics.
Organized IN Germantown, Pa, May l., !
! 1853. An American beneficial Order and |
| not labor organization. a. its name might |
imply. lis weekly stipends are from 90 to
/ 81 Death benefits, In most councils. not less
/ than $500. Besides these benefits any MEM
! Der receives al per day when sick by con-
Meeting blnseli with the American Beneficial
! ASSOCIATION, OF Trenton, \. D., Tor the cost
/ " SO per year.
/
/ Council are: walter IT, Orange, Richmond, |
/ Va. national councillor; William K. Strob, !
! Nsuch Chunk, Pa. national yice.couucllor, !
and Edward :. Deemcr. Philadelphia, Pa, |
| national secretary. Their next session will |
/ De held IN llaYerhill. Mass, June, 1889.
! Tbs principal officers Of the State Council |
| of Virginia are: G.. W. Tyler, Richmond, |
| Va, state councillor; W. NJ LipscOm5e,
| Manchester Va, state Ylce-counclll0r, and
| A. ". skunk, state Yice-COuncllIor. Wash |
'nytoD, d. e., and L. b. lyey, Petersburg,
Va, state councillor secretary. VIII meet
iu h'tn annual session October, 1850, MANI
chester, Va.
The following councils are under the luris-
/ dhcton OF the State Council OF Ni-ginia
| Rescue so. l. Richmond No. 4, A. ". Glnn
| No. Z. Enterprise No. o, r. r. Lee No. n,
and Patrick Henry No. -, Of Richmond,
| W.; Golden Rule No. aud Mount Vernon
/ 40. 10, OF Washington, ID c.; Virginia No.
/ 3. Old Dominion No. ,, and Washington No.
! II, OF Petersburg, Va; New south No. 8
! and Liberty No. Is, 81 Manchester, Va;
| SionewaIl 40. ~. of Fredericksburg, Va;
! Smith No. 10. OF suffolk, Va jefferson 40.
! lG, OF Franklin. Va. Membership 10 Nir-
| gipia about 1000; membership 10 the United
! states June, 1888, 10000
Equitable League OF America.
| Marshall Court, No. 9, f.. l.. oi A. ON. !
! GERS FOR the next year: Henry Spear, past
/ Justice; W. j. Lynham. justice; A. 5. |
! Hooper. clerk W. j. Reisse, treasurer; ". !
| r. g.. Garnet, Jr., herald; VI. Paptstel1, /
sergeant.at.arms: Lewis $. Wassmer, con- |
| stable: ". w. walden, ~. +. G.. Garnet, |
/ .Jr.. and ID. j. O'Nei. trustees. This order |
has widows aud orphans benefit fund !
sni a relief fu- /, separate, paying re- /
| sp-ctiyely $500 and $1,000 death benefit. |
/ Also. n relief fund paying $500 disability |
/ beaeft and s2J per week sick benefit, and at |
! the expiration Of seven years each member /
receives $LOOO. This court meets At tilctps |
! anucxed) Han on the the Gr,t and Third |
| Wednesdays q each month.
/ jefferson Court, so. lS: Isaac Swartz. |
chief Justice A. G. Bockechlrlie, clerk /
| George Dynceu, treasurer. Meets At li2I |
| cast Main stree. on the second and fourth |
| Tuesdays.
Sons or st. George.
Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, No. SO: }. w. /
Rutherford. worthy president; George W. |
swan, worthy ylce-prestent; George II.
Acheson. worthy messenger; John J. Gam, 1
worthy secretary; James A. Walien, worthy /
treasurer; Rev. Aaron, Jones, chaplain. |
Meetings held az 81 Georges Hall, 800 east
Marshall street. every Thursday night Eng
lshmen, their Sous and grandsOns, whether
born in the United states or sny British pos
SESSION, are eligible 10 become members.
There are now 213 lodges. with = member.
ship OF 10000 and over 100000 invested. |
The order has made great progress In the
West and also in the South, among ihemtw0 /
in Alabama. az Birmingham, and ADMISSION.
4. the meeting % the Grand Lodge last
August 1t was decided 10 Institute state
grand lodges where any five subordinate
lodges existed. A uniformed rank Of SIR
Knights was also recommended and carried,
and already Colorado and New York have
organized.
This order is worthy the attention Of any |
Of English paiiOnallty, as 1t not only benefits |
its members in sickness and al death, but |
also renders assistance In proyidiHg employ |
ment. Il has some Of The high officials among |
It's members and its great progress during |
the Iast five years ia guarantee OF lis USE
fulnCss.
Order OF the Golden Chain.
Virginia Lodge. No. o, meets on first and /
third Fridays in Elects Hall, corner Fifth |
and Marshall streets. J. j. Davis, con-
mander; 4. T. WalLhall, secretary, south /
Nint1 street.