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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
FIaI1neJS

Ladies' White Handkerchief. French
Lawn. narrow hemstitch, &c. each an
other at &c. colored borders, sc. were
1910. Linen Cambria Scalloped Em-
broidery, 80 from SOC. (; Silk with col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
A TLANTIC HOTE l.,

This splendid summer resort Ia Is miles from
Norfolk, Va, on the Atlantic Ocean. VIII DO
opened as n coored hotel OF the first claS on
MAY 10, 1892 The Atlantic Hotel is on the Nir-
GINA beach, and reached by the Norfolk, Able
marie and Atlantic railroad from Norfolk, Va.
The Virginia beach is famous for its excellent
and inyigoratiny surf-bathing, excellent nshing
An the lakes, and the best OF snipe-ehooting. In
season, plc-nlcs and excursions.
For terms address THOMAS MORRlSEIT,
Atlantic Hotel,
muslin, Virginia Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

L'Ohl olON AkOi-s 49,
Il Sealed proposals. in Hli
usual conditions, VII he
untl no o'clock 4. n. IiE~ut.
AMI then opened. for Rtillt.N.
pIlAL Al FORT MONROE, fA
states reserves tha ugni tn fr.'
po-al.. Envelopes c0lttl.ls
be marked " Proposals icr
and addressed o. JOHN W.
aud Assistant QuarteFma- .......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
REMNANT BARGAINS IN SKIRTS.

HEAVY hLL-WOOL HoMEsPUN SKIRT
LENGTUS ia yards long, pa yards round, I'M
shriukipg and uniading. IL Is the end OF the sea-
son, and we want to sell the Few remaining ones
at once. - a,
We're 1926. Remnant price, 81
We're s1.50. Remnant price, CLIO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
MORT MONROE. "a.

a 1892. Sealed proposals ~
O. the usual conditions, VII lr
Office until 10 O'Clock A. ".
., 1892, and then opened
BRICK FORA0E-hOl>h b..
COAL-SHED; converting hh.
Separate biz. required. llf t
serves tho right % re.e,t alf
Envelopes containing pros
their contents ami be a4'f'
PULLMAN. Captain am
master, United states Army. ......... =
any i-itf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

. MISSES BROWN and TAN CHECK CLOTH
BLAZERS, rolling collar fastened with silk cord
sizer IA to 10 years-wGs 1900 Remnant piice'
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

o. REMNANTS OF YARD-WIDE BLEACHED
corT0N-2 10 5l5 yards in piece
Ia REMNANTS OF WHITE FLANNEL
mostly lOw-priced.
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rrwy,yT BARGAINS IN TABLE-GOTHS.

II TABLE-CLOTHs, all linen, various sizes
odds and ends OF stocks;
Plain-were 90c. Remnant price, zoe
! Plain-was SLAB. Remnant price, 81.
/ Plain-was S1.20. Remnant price. 9Oc.
Plain-was G5c. Remnant price, JOc.
+ Frinced-werc soc. Remnant price, 37ler.
3 Fringed-were sl.25. Remnant price, Doc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

2 LADIES HIP-SEAM JACKETS, all wool,
rnixci-gray cloth-siZes 32, "a, ana 1o-ole
each-were slO. Remnant price, $500.
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Friday is now generally recognized by many
REMNANT BARGAINS IN CLOAES
MISSES DARK-CHECKED BEEFER-sizes
IA yeaIs-was $3.50. Remnant price, sloO'

1 MISSES FANCY-MIXED CLOTH REEF LIS
full sleeve md fastened win Done %,
"a years-was s.. Remnant price, SOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
REMNANT BARGAINS IN CALICOES.

About 40 REMNANTS OF BEST QUALITY.
DARK CALICOES, fast c0lors, ODDS ana enns OF
the stock. We wantto close them oil our to-day,
and have made a very low prlce-wero GA and
Sc. Remnant price, 30. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
AVIAN or STRONG OPINIONS.
Isle OF Wight Business Failure.

NEwroRT NIws, Va, May In. d. Pitt
man,. one OF the leading merchants oil
nett, Of Newport Sews There are come credi.
tors In Richmond who may be interested Ia the
fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
LACES.

New nntterps in POINT DE GENE and POINT
DE IRELAND LACES in Black, White, cream,
and tgc-toned effects ,.,.e =,
Now patterns in TORCH0N LACES in narrow,
EyBRoIDERED CHIFFON LACES in great
variety In all widths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

BLADES sURAH SILK WAISTS, made very
full. nayy--size IS, black-size Az; were CO.
Remnant price, 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

100 Yards 3C-inch COTTON ARMENIAN
SERGE, short leugths, = to yards-wsfe &C. per
ner ward. Remnant price, &c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

! MISSES TAN MIXED CLOTH CUIAWAi
JACKET-size IA years-was $3.50 Remnant
price, So.
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II HEAVY CASHMERE SKIRTS, made, dark
gray. one rufle-were Toe. Remnant price, Zoe
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BLAZER SUITS.

We shall receive by to-morrow's ex-
press another shipment of those popular
SHIFTS which are in such strong demand.
The colors are cream, tan, navy, and
black, made of English Serge. Don
fail 10 see them.
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French Gi"shams, a:

8. 10, and 1910. Ginghams for 81 and
&c. a ward; others for S and &C., from
12i and l5c.
Shifting Prints, fast colors. for &c.
French Percales, yard wide, 16c. quality
for SIC. SolidColored Red. Brown
Garnet. and Myrtle Ginghams, DC. a
yard, from 10 and l2c.
y, Pineapple Tissues for &c.
Black Organizes, French, l2lc.
marked from 25c.
India Lawns, black with satin stripe
or plaid. Ice. quality for l2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

II BROOK GRANITE ~ AAh.s. p. ..is +.
brook, Mo-, operated Tor nc ~, s
the syenite Graasts Ionlpahl, f...f. i'.
bs LEASED Tor ten YEAR, ~ ~. '.,.,.....
West. CONTAINING inc well-kno~n 81, =, r. -
sx,snslysiy used IN manyol ies i.... ,.r,. So,
monuments. bridges. ete., IA zoe .,....-,i 81 ~.
proposals will be received ana 49, tsi :.
on June lat next tor ton-ye1t 80 80. r..l o. 7
perry. This company Ieecf'.o .,.,.,i. Y, l.is'
let anv and all bids l0a are
10 inspect the property, "a, ,nvPANli
Gay R1l.lLns, 81 49,
AZ I3-sodtMy27&tdtJs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Dress Fabrics.

-JC. YHfU'
All-Wool Dress Fabrics, various styles
and coloring-new spring goods, in guam
titles from dress patterns to remnants
25c. from Soc, J0c. from 93c., 75c. from
l.43; Crepon, SOC. from Soc, 5Cc. from
CSC. ; Beige, SIC. from 79c. French
Cashmere, Doc. from 69c. Challles,
12c. from &c.,, etc.
Chevron Serge, 5Oc. from Black |
Soc. Lace Grenadine. Doc.
from SOC. Imperial Serge, '-----'-'-.---'
35c. from 65c. ; Plaid Crepon, 39c. from
69c. Priestly Cord Serge, Zoe. from
$l.20; Priestly Taffeta, Goo. from 9Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Table Linen.

yards, 75c. from 1926 the piece
yards, 81 from 1926.
Lace Flouncing, Black Silk, less thar
half price-Sl.50 from 81. %; $3.50 from
s3. 96 81. 80 from So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
OTTFRBURN. AT OTTER

HOTEL OTTERBURN, AT OTTER
Il l. BURN L1THIA SPRINGS, will be open TOR
visitors on MAY THE 18TH: thirty-six miles from
Richmond. Nearest station Otterburn. ore haf
mile from hotel. The hotel is surrounded by a
beautiful grove. interpreted with shady walks,
aud the spring az tho foot Of gigantic oak Is
such "a thirsty travellers zee in their dreams
The country is high and rolling, and the view Is
delightful. Green pastures and fields OF waving
grain dot tho landscape. Everything Will DO
ilrst-class. the tsole supplied with the best
the market affords. We hope 10 attract select
class Of visitors, and tho society Will be every
thing that can DO desired. For terms, ETC., adj
dress the undersigned at Amelia Courthouse, or
200 north Fifth street, Richmond, Va.
La FAYETrE MANN.
INV Aim ProprletOr.
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Matinee Jackets.

So from $3.50.
Ladies Percale Shirt Waists, 25c.
from SOC. Satteen hirt-Waists, SOC.
from &c., with rufle, 75c. from sl.l9.
Ladies Gauze Vests, 15c. from SOC.
Hosiery, Ribbons, Mems Wear,
Gloves, Silks, Dress Trimmings, and all
other departments want your attention
for to-day and tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

UTICA 1O-4 BLEACHED sHEETING in
lengths Of % 10 yards, sold generally at 33c.
per yard, only Doc. .,,,,. -,
a. 6l4c for the o16c. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
CO7'SetS

of the price. =.
35.inches- wide India Linens-270
yards for &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
julius Sycle { Son,
(my 1921
tmy 1921
PERSONAL.

r BEG TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
II that have returned to Richmond TO RE-
SUNE NY PRACTICE. which during my alb
senco has been conducted by DR.. Otto Meyer.
NV laboratory has been removed from No. 10
north fourteenth street TO No. ~ south Twelfth
slreet. DIR. HENRY FkOEHLING,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
& DAVIS.

can't bother you, with the
Kabo corset. If any break, or
kink, or roll up, or SHIFT,
within a year, you'll have
your money back.
SO you will, too, if you've
worn it two or three weeks,
and find that III any way 1t
doesn't suit you.
Bnt it will-if you want a
perfect corset of unyielding
strength.
WATTS, RETTEw 6 CLAY.
my l-eod6madg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

various sizes, in
quality from the
p. ID. down. A
third and a half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

XouImonn 4 g.,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
fmyl l-W&Fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

NHE HOTEL AT THOMPSON'S
L BROMINE AND ARSENIC SPRINGS, Ashe
county. n. C.. opened MAY l, 1892. For new
pamphlet with all information, etc, address
POLK MILLER K CO..
Richmond, Va.
my l3-eodts
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Black
LiJoInGS,
Silesia

Black Tape, 1c. roll; Tape Mea-
sures. &c. English Pins, l0c. Papers,
Sc. 100 assorted HairP Pins in jug for
&c. ; Linen Tape, lie. apiece Nail and
Tooth Brushes. &c. French Face Pow
der on handled cups, &C.. China Bon
Bon Boxes, Sc. Metal Spring Curling
Irons, Sc. Celluloid Glove-Buttoners,
1c. Orris Tooth Paste, sc. Queen OF
the Toilet boxes soiled), soc. bottles for
l5c. Cold Cream. &c. Laundry Wax,
&c. apiece; Folding Shaving Mirrors,
with stands, 10c.
Ladies' hirt-Fronts, soiled, 2Jc.
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1r}'(9FE;N|
(0lPANY
N---S 20
If you are interested in "BargaiIn,
DAYS" and Bargains it's best you call
today and tomorrow. when grea'
Remnants
clearing sale
takes place oil

and many other wares that are not
Much surplus stock and many broken
lines havo accumulated, and have re-
ceived orders to move, and move at
once
The twisted prices smack somewhat
after the following order The condition
of the sale on these wares IS tina. they
are not exchangeable. Some are rem.
nants, others full pieces. and will be cut
in desired quantities.
Bargain sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Bedford Cords aud Iephyrlne Cling
hams. 30 inches wide, for &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Fans,

from SOC. Gauze, 12c. from 2ic. 20c.
from Ole
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T1trk1sh- Bath Robes.
SHEETING.

GENTLEMEN's TURKISH-BATH ROBES
handsome styles at 80 and $500 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

White Domet
&c, from lie.
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Anictters ana kilograms must bc addressed to
gHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be returned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
THE GRAND ARMY.

The complimentary clambake ten dered
to Department Commander David >.
Ray at Rhodes-on the Pawtuxet last
Wednesday was he largest gathering of
the kind ever held in this department.
At the meeting OF Prescott Post last
Friday evening, Comrade Joseph w.
Dudley was reported sick. Comrade Will
liam IA. Rswson. late priva'e Company
X, Sixty-hrst Massachusetts Infantry,
was admitted to membership by transfer
from James III. Sargent Post. No. 100, De
partment Of Massachusetts. One appli-
cation was received. Capt. j. NJ. Adde-
man OF this post has sailed for Europe,
where he intends spending his summer
vacation. He is accompanied by his wife
and daughter.
At the Ballou Post meeting, Friday
evening. Comrades Stephen Hudson and
Louis ID. Hogue were reported Ill. The
adjutant was instructed TO acknowledge
the receipt Of copy of "a pamphlet reia-
ting TO the man sgement OF the Soldiers
Home for disabled veterans throughout
the United States, donated by the Hon.
Charles II. Page, representative TO Con-
gress.
AT Bucklin Post, East Providence, on
the same evening, a brief session OF the
post was held. Department. Inspector
William 4. Connie also "a member Of
this post was present. and entertained the
com rades with his thrilling adventures
at the clambake at Rhodes-on- the Paw
tuxst Comrade Picksrsgll who has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
KNIGHTS OF THE
MYSTIC CHAIN.

PROVIDENCE Castle had a well attended
meeting last Tuesday evening and the
following named officers were elected
Chaplain, Sir Knight Murray com
mander, Sir Knight Tyson vice COM
mander, Sir Knight Keegan first lieu
tenant. Sir Knight Turbeit assistant
recording secretary, Sir Knight Keat-
ing; chief Of staff, Sir knight Will
lams assistant chief Of staff, Sir Knight
Tribigian inner guard, Sir Knight Reg
lister outer guard, Sir Knight Prior !;
treasurer, Sir Knight Wright; financial
secretary, Sir Knight Branscombe I;
trustee, Sir Knight Guild. They will
be installed by their deputy Tuesday,
July 12, and n collation. will be served.
The following named brothers were
recently elected as officers of the Su-
preme Lodge: Charles Maylor, supreme
chaplain; George B. Vogel, s. c.; George
p. Chandler, s. v. c.; George III. Waite.
s. NJ; John j. Davis. r.; J. B. Mobiles,
s. t. George w. Williams, s. r. q. |;
Charles Alexander, $. o. g.; f. G. Ed
wards, q. X. Mayor and +. j. Skerrett,
supreme trustees.
The management Of the funeral fund
will be governed by s. ID. Hunting.
president; q. p. Chandler, vice-presi-
dent; John j. Davis, secretary; w. G.
Brown treasurer; Fred J. Skerrett, Will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Unity Temple met last Monday evening
with a very large attendance. One appli-
cation for membership was received, and
the following named sisters were chosen
as officers for the next term, and will be
installed Tuesday evening. July IL: Past
chief. Susie Doane; most excellent chief,
Emma Hathaway; excellent Junior. o. B.
Graham; manager. A. I. Howe; mistress
of records and correspondence, Isabella
Pearey; mistress of finance. MIRA Car
penter; guard of outer temple, j. Potter.
There will be work in the degree at the
next meeting.
The following named sisters were elect
ed officers in May Temple last Monday !:
Mrs. Charles ID. Nichols. most excellent
chief; Miss May Oggleston, excellent
senior: Mrs. Orrin Smith, excellent
junior; Miss Cora Sherman, manager I;
Mrs. Frank Fenner. mistress of records
aud correspondence Miss Lille Oggles-
ton, mistress OF exchequer; Mrs. William
Mason, protector of inner temple Mrs.
Emma Alexander, protector of outer
temple. They will be installed Monday,
July IL. by their deputy. Mrs. Myra Car
penter p G. c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
GOOD TEMPLARS.

Lawton Lodge No. meet Friday. July
1, as usual, aud all the members are
wanted at this meeting. Most OF the
members of the lodge think change of
name and mild reorganization would be
beneficial.
st. John Lodge No. 1 had an interest :
ing meeting Monday, with an attendance
of twenty=three.- They decided to omit
the session of Monday, July 4, on ac-
count of the national holiday.
Providence Lodge had twenty-seven
present Monday. The warm weather
does not affect this lodge. They have an
exceptionally cool lodge room; try 1t.
Fraternity Hall on Carroll street.
The District Lodge will meet again on
the third Tuesday in September.
Early In October, missionary from
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge, will
come to Rhode Island. and work i'm the
interest OF Good Templary, which means
total abstinence.
The grand secretary has a few copies
left Of the very valuable book "Templar
at Work." all workers need q copy OF this
book; bound in cloth and costing so
cents.
Hiawatha Lodge of Olneyvillc, initia-
ted one candidate Wednesday night. The
attendance was small OH account of it be-
ing Good Templars' field day at Rocky
Point. The lodge will hold lawn party
on Waterman street about the first of
July.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Tower Corps of Pawtucket exemplified
the revised ritual on Tuesday evening,
Mrs Emily Fish presiding. The work
was done In a very creditable manner.
Eight corps were represented, Tower,
Slocun, Arnold, Bucklin, Ives, Smith
and Farragut. Department President
Emily Sibley and staff were present.
Slocum Corps has gained sixteen men,
bers the last quart0r.
The many friends of Mrs. Seraphene
Seymour will be Rrieved to learn that
she is not as we'll. The attending physi-
clan gives very lite hopes Of her recovery.
Tho Department annual meeting on
Thursday evening was well attended.
Bucklin Corps has voted that 81 be sert
through the department. treasurer Tor the
purpose of assisting in the purchase of
Libby prison, The George ii. Brown
Corps of South Providence Is rapidly
gaining membership and bids fair to be
No. at inspection. A union picnic is
being advocated by the department for
the near future. All corps in the State
will be invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
SONS OF VETERANS.

A rate of one fare for the round trip has
been granted for the National Encamp-
ment to he held in Montana. beginning
Aug. 8, 1892, by the Transit Missouri and
Western Passenger Association, tickets
to he sold Aug. to 10 inclusive, final
limit Oct. 20, at transit limit, twenty
days in each direction. Tickets may be
procured so as to go and return by differ
ent routes aud special arrangements will
be made for trips to the Yellowstone
hoped that a very large number will avail
themselves of this opportunity OF bscom-
ing more familiar with the extent and
wonderful resources of the great country
in which we live.
Brother William III. Pierpont OF Con.
necticut has resigned from the National
Press Committee and Brother George K.
Conan of Danielsonville has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy. Brother
Conan is a Past Captain OF the Rhode
Island Division.
At the regular meeting Of Gen. James
A. Garfield Camp, No. Ii, last Wednesday
il was voted To accep. the invitation from
Camp No. OF Pawtucket to attend their
picnic July 4.
Division commander and staff were
present at the meeting OF Gen. A. 4.
Burnside Camp, No. 5. last Tuesday even
Brother Lewis has resigned from the tug
of-war team and Brother Luisey is APP
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Capt. A. X. Tilton Camp, No. o, Is
going to hold picnic July 4 aG Prospect
street ground, Pawtucket, during she
afternoon and evening,
Fred K Davis Camp. No l2, had a well
attended meeting last Tuesday evening
There were two recruits mustered.
The strawberry festival given by Gen.
Silas Casey Camp No. Z, Of Wexford last
Saturday evening. WAS "A grand affair,
financially going beyond expectations.
Division Commander have been elected
and installed as follows: California,
Thomas A. Gilbert, Fresno; Iowa, Lewis
A DilIey, DavenIort; Missouri, X. w.
Raymond, SG. Louis; Oregon. O.. 4.
Drake, Portland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
RED MEN.

d. d. q. s., James Rider and board of
great chiefs will "raise up" the chiefs
of the tribes of which he Is deputy as
follows: Squantum, Friday, July l ;
Tahoma, July 8; King Philip, July IL ;
Canonchet, July IS.
The annual meeting of the great chiefs
Of this State will be held Tuesday, Au-
gust 8, at 10 A. M. in the wigwam of
King Philip Tribe, "a North Main street.
There is some talk Of holding field day
of the order the following day.
At the last meeting of Waneta Coun-
Gil, d. of p, the following officers were
elected for the incoming term: Proph-
etess, Mrs. II. w. Archer; Pocahontas,
Mrs. 4. @. Green; Winona, Mrs. L. w.
Perkins; Powhatan, A. Manchester
Hussey. Theylwill be- raised mp" by their
deputy Wednesday evening, July o.
Metamora and Squantum Tribes meet
this evening. Both tribes will have
work in the different degrees.
BY dispensation from Great Sachem
l.. z. Davis. King Philip Tribe. will ad-
NIT new members at charter list fees.
ID. d. Great Sachem G. w. Mercier
and Board Of Great Chiefs will visit
these tribes for the purpose Of raising
up" the newly elected chiefs. as follows:
MetamOra. TINS evening; Ossemequln,
Tuesday, July 81; Petteconsett, July z,
and Narragansett, July IL.
The chiefs of Squantum Tribe will be
''raised up" this evening.
The following named chiefs were
elected in King Philip Tribe last Mon
day evening: prophet, w. f. Piercei
sachem, f. III. Bohning; senior sycamore,
Z. ID. Whipple; junior sycamore, G. Z.
Phillips; chief of records, N. ID. Payne
collector Of wampum, William Frank
land; keeper of wampum, I. q. An
drews.
The Chiefs for Tahoma Tribe for the
Iast term of 1892 are as follows Prophet,
N. s. Arendt; sachem, r. II. Lewis
senior sycamore, c. j. Dean /; junior
sycamore. William Morey chief OF
records, George Bracket; collector OF
wampum, II. q. Geer keeper of wam-
pun, John Tillinghast. The warriors
degree was given two hunters under the
chieftancy of Chief N. S. Arendt. Chiei
7. w. Nudd and degree team will make
chief of the warriors next Tuesday
evening,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
SONS OF 81. GEORGE.

The relief committee of What Cheer
Lodge No. 29S reported Brother Robert
Butterworth and Past President Greaves
upder medical supervision. One applica-
tion for membership WAS referred. A
pleasing feature of No. 29S is the rear
ranging of Good aud Welfare" to speci-
fed lines of amusement-the one at date
taking the form of u pound party, the
following musical brothers taking part
therein, viz: Brothers Ball, Halliwell
and Hood, President Scowcroft and Past
Presidents Newton and Robinson.
The committee of Beaconsfield Lodge
reported Brothers John Page and Will
lam Stuart, Il. p, convalescent. During
routine leave of absence was granted to
Vice. President Robert A. Clamp to en-
able him to visit his former home in
England, Messenger A. Rosseau promot-
ed pro tenn.
In Samuel Slater Lodge, No. 1856, presi-
dent, Joseph Furness, met on the 18th
ult, Brother Thornley, was reported sick.
Two members were enrolled and PROPOSE
tions for three referred to CO mmittee.
BFeehert Shaw, Taxbaaa, Holt, Oxley and
Hobson were appointed a committee
with full powers) to perfect arrange
ments for summer excursion. The COM
mite OH uniform rank made a progress
sive report of n very satisfactory char
acter. After routine business, Brothers
William Robinson, George shaw and
songs-cigars being passed round be-
tween--B Brothers Hughes and Walmsley
concluding the hour with recitations.
What Cneer Lodge, No. 29S have post
poned session of the 4th. Notices are
issued for the 9th.
Barracks Nelson, No. 2, Uniformed sir
Knights, visit Manville on the 10th to
perform escort duty at "Stanley's
Church parade. On the 4th, In conjunc-
tion with other barracks, Barrack Nelson
will parade ia Worcester. Mass.