Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
CHARTER GRANTED.
THE CHESTERFIELD HEIGHTS LAND
COMPANY INCORPORATED.
Start of Another Suburban scheme-Ap-
pomattox COMMANDERS New ham
ner-How the Fire Was stopped.

Correspondence Of thu Ricnmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. November Judge
ID. NJ. Bernard, of the Hastings Court. to-
day granted charter of incorporation TO
The Chesterfield Heights Land Company
of Petersburg, Va. The capital stock of the
company Is to be not less than $4,000 nor
more than 100000. divided into shares OF
$3.50 each. The principal business ONCE
is to be in Petersbury, and the officers Tor
the frst year are: President. Walter Mott.
Of Lowell. Nass.; Vlce-President and
General Manager. George Z. Morse, OF
Boston: Secretary, Edwin j. Morse, OK
Chelsea, Nnss.: Treasurer, Edwin ,.
Blaine. of Maiden. Mass. Directors; Ed
win s. Blaine, Of Maiden; Frank II. tlagg,
of Cambridge, and George L. Morse Oh
Boston.
Among the charter members Of the COM
pany appear the names Of Ii. ". george
a capitalist of Massachusetts, and 4. ID
Underhill and Il. w. DeHayen, OF Peters
burg.
MAGNIFICENT NEW BANNER.
Appomattox Commanderv. No. g., OF TINS
city, have Just received from Colur1pus, VI,
a magnificent new Templar banner wni a.:
will for the FIRST time be shown in ,p1ollc
on THURSDAY next, when the Grand Com
mandery OF the State meets here. ne
banner was made TO special order ana Is
one OF the richest aud most beautiful OF
ifs KIND in the country. The material IS
OF the finest French white SIX,
richly trimmed and embroidered, ~
gold. On either side at the top is OlacA
silk hood bearing the name OF Appomat-.
| fox Commandery, No. 6, On the lron !,
side In the centre is the Passion cross
in gold with the Latin legend above In
| hoo Slqno Vinoes,n and beneath IN golden
framed blue ground " Non NoJis, domino !,
| Non EoLis, Sed NODrini THO dd giorldm
| IN OF unto US, O Lord; not unto US,
| but unto Thee be the glory. On the lett
| Of the cross is the letter h, on the rlgh'
the letter L in gold.
In the centre of the reverse SIDE oeneatn
the black hood appears the distlnetive
badge of AppomattoxC ommandery, aDoSe
/ Der and initial letters. Beneath III large
letters Of gold is the story:
Chartered May 6, 1923.
Three immense golden tassels hang from
| the lower edge of the banner, each adorn-
| ed with seven brilliant stones represent
| inc the seven original colors. Surmount-
| ing the staff Is a richly gilded double cross
| ANNIVERSARY OF DIG TIEE.
To-day is the second anniversary OF the
| great fire on Sycamore street. Wnicn ue
stroyed the iron-front block Of buildings
| the Odd.Fellows' Hall, end a number OF
| other buildings. While the Odd-Fellows
have almost finished rebuilding their hall,
| with five handsome stores on the grQunC
! Aoor. and several handsome stores have
sprung upon the runs a large portion or tine
| burned district yet remains unimproved
An old citizen to-day remarked about {
singular coincidence connected with this
| IRE. The last stores burned on the. wes
| side Of sycamore street at either end Were
occupied respectively by Sir. George W
| Brooks and y. ). Bridges, The ire, h'
claims, was stopped bv brooks and bridges
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The acknowledgements collections thl
| week were l0,3s9.2S, and for the month
! of October 1851, 6l7.6j. The tax on tobacco
was about $1,000