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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08
Valuable Property For Sa|e'

Having obtained an order of court 10 sell
publicly any portion of the real estate of
Mary A. Morehead. deceased, this IL TO
give notice TO any who may Grsire To pm
chase any Of said real estate TO apply TO ne
uuders gned. l. a sufficient offe- is made
70 justify the placing Of any o. said real
estste upon the market the same will be
done after due advertisement OF the time
and place of sale.
JEO. T. PCLLEN,
lei3-tt Aumr e. [. q.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08
Democratic Nominations for COncre.

By Telegraph 10 the State Chronicle.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. II. H.
Bankhead, democratic was renominated
for Congress to day in the sixth district.
j. E. Cobb, democratic was renominated
in the fifth District.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08

Pure b. I'D il WI AZ oils the machinery of
lite, eases every mOvey ent of the body
removes stiffness o. the joints, drives ont
pain from the nerves, stimulates the brain,
protecw The liver and kidneys from irritation,
enables physical eycrtion with Mt fatigue, pro
longs HE and = axes men and women err
fect IN beal and feature Good blood and
good brain are / ins 7 rable Aim to kte
the blood pa by using 'Ite only true bio d
remedy, b Is r. BOtan Blood calm
M ss =. Toni on atlanta, q says:
so nrnN wears nave been afflicted with
rheumatism con hined with severe kidney
troubles, inc iRestion and nervous prostrat on
RHEUMATlSN TeI-rsl w.r- en- pay-i'i Ia4e5 ,5S ni
numerous patent medicines resorted to
without benefit At lsst ] beg n the use of
BIB B, and he cffecf lite III gic theu-
matte palbe used my 80 II W We're relieve d,
and uJ 60. stltutop impr we'd II once
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08

S2I. The Ty Ter Desk Co., Of ~ Louis,
Mo-, have juSt thrown on the market an
elegant Standard ntigue oak, II. IN,
Ron Curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tail r o Il =. Louis, for s2l. and II !,
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cash. Se. their card in this i-sue Send
YOUR order direc- or send for special circu-
lar Bank counter and government work
a specially Send IN your floor plans for
designs and prices
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08
kENILWORTH INN.
BILTM0RE STATION,
ASHEVllLE, N. C.

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on the oth~r side; lG0scres OF Horest Park
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The best appointed Hotel finest table un-
equal ed orchestra, unparalleled rides and
uIives Most REASONABLE RATES Beau
Clully illustrate pamphlet free.
BROWNING & WHEELER,
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08
CHEAP BRICK At LAST,

Te have relieved the pressure on the
prick question. Last Year Raleigh people
had 70 pay = per ,Oog for brick. We have
put ~ machine Oh the new system, which
turns OFT excellent brick and the result is
a reduction % - per 90. Our brickyards
are near Walnut creek On the Watson farm
ana there r. no better clay in Wake county
II viii be 10 the !uts ret OF all contract
ors TO call On Us before making contracts.
hAMMllL & HOkEYCUTT.
my24-3m Raleigh, y. G.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08

WANTED. A good second hand safe
w address 7. U. Box So, city.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08
Speeches of Acceptance.


At 7 o'clock D. NJ Furches was es
corted to the stage and was introduced
as the next governor of North Carolina
There was great demonstration among
the delegates He said there had been
dissentions in the party and asked that
these cease, and declared that this was
the best opportunity the republicans had
had to win the State. He expects all to
vote for him, to work for him, and as
sured the convention that he would do
his whole duty. He would insist upon
a joint campaign and was ready for the
discussion. Moody and the other nomi-
nees each in turn spoke, saying practi-
cally the same thing, and the convention
adjourned. The chairman announced
that ratification meeting would be held
in the hall at p. m.
We have the full text of these speech
es of acceptance, together with ]. @. L.
Harriss' speech on his resolutions, and
will be published in a subsequent issue.
ED
The Convention on the Fly.
John Schenck, the negro temporary
chairman, some years ago had a collision
with a train on the Richmond & Danville
railroad and lost an arm and was other
wise crippled so as to require the con-
slant use of a crutch. 1t is surmised that
Chairman Eaves made him temporary
chairman as the best illustration of the
condition of the republican party on the
morning after the election that he could
obtain.
Windy Billy" Henderson was here in
all his glory as delegate He strutted
around like peacock and turned to bt
wet nurse of Judge Furches. The
'Windy" gentleman's speech in answer
to Mr.. Harris is not worthy of mention
, as an argument in favor of a State tick
) ct, for he did not make point. 1t is sait
g the Honorable Windy" is very indignan
t that so young man as Zebbaner Walse
e should have been made permanent chair
r man of the Convention of the distln
4 guished CO Honorable "Windy' him
b self
e Mr.. Thomas r. Purnelt ia said to b
e as capable as the chameleon in changin
v his colors On Saturday last he wa
e against State ticket and on yesterda
: he moved to lay the resolutions of Nj
J. Harris on the table. Did his nonlnatlo
d for attorney general have anything to d
d with the change of his coat?
r. Eaves' man ''Friday' did MT spo
himself very much in the convention. II
II comb sas cut the night before.
:. The way O'Hara did lint the revenue
l. and the custom house crowd was just q:
.e founding He fairly ''skinned' then
e. denounced Jim Young for trying
~ make poor old John Schenck put Il
J. motion on the adoption of the report
es the credentials committee before the
is was any discussion.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-08

No one ever tried Simmons Liver Reg
ulator without being satisfied with ITS
effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

WANTED, A COOK AT 800 EAST
w Grace street. small family. Good wages
TO com oetent person. Apply between 10 and
, o'clock. 10 iS-@t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
TIE CONVICTION FURNACE.
Coat-of-Arms that Game In the Mayfiower'
and Her Log -Book-Personnl Notes.

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Coy1scTos. Va, June 1s.-Hon. Frank
LYMAN. OF Brooklyn, N. y, who has LATELY
purchased the Coyington Furnace, Is IN
Town looking to the remodelling of the
furnace with view to its operation IN con-
nection with the Dolly-Ann, lron-Moun-
tain. and Stack mines; all OF which ne
owns. n
MIR. b. b. Brown, deputy sheriff and
taller of Allegheny county, has IN MS pos
session the original coat-of-arms OF MS
family. who settled in Essex and Cumber-
land counties, Va. His ancestor was cap,
tain and part owner of the Mayfiower, and
brought over this coat f-arms In thus yes,
sci. 1t is painted on sheepskin and framed
in the original hand-carved oak frame. lie
has also a large number of the grants and
deeds to land in Virginia signed by king
George III. he claims to have the log
book of the Mayflower.
A tennis club has recently been organ
lied at the "Intermont aud good court
been laid out.
CONTRACT LET.
Mr.. Deford, who is building the tannery
here, has lust let the contract for thirteen
houses. to be used a. residences for his
superintendents and workmen.
Mr.. Jacauelin Buck has returned 10
Coyipgton and his friends expect soon to
hear of some enterprise he has organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robertson LETT this
morning for short visit to their father,
Mr.. Harrison Robertson. near Greenwood,
Albemarle county.
Mrs. Snyder expects to leave in day, or
so for q visit to her father, General limbo
den.
MIR. and Mrs. McConnihay have returned
from their bridal trip to Old Point. The
Young couple will make their home with
the brides father, MIR. John >. Ham.
Miss Mary Drewry has returned from an
extensive trip through the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
CONTRACT AWARDED,
exreNs,ve corToN-MlLLs TO BE
CONSTRUCTED At RALEIGH.
Fatal Elsesric.storm 1t Rsidsv'i's-Dr'
brown, OF High Point kii'so ID
Freight Train--Othsr Ansirs'

,o.x,..rouasncs If the Richmond Dispatcsll
RALEIGH. N. c.. June 1s.-Contracts for
the construction Of the Williamson "
Foster Cotton-Afill here. which have oeen
awarded. are for main building 2oOxoo
feet two stories high. dye-house ivoxo
foot two warehouses 100x50 feet, thirty
two.story tenements, DO. The owners OF
the mill are James N. Williamson ana W:
H. williamson. widely-known mili-men' Oh
Alamance county, aud Omega d. roster.
of Raleigh. The capital Will DO wnateo oea
is required. The mill Will contain o'oo'
suindles and 200 looms for the preseh"
redmond and Danville railway. notihes
the Hoard OF Railway Commissioners thai
in accordance with its order the mlHeo
freight and passenger trains on the Mur-
nhv branch of the Western North Caroiina
ra,iwav are discontinued and separate
trains put on.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
The season at Morehead City opened TO-
dav with q ball at the Atlantic HOTEL
Nshon IT r. Lyman breaches there TO-
morrow. Chief.Justice Merrimon,. Gov;
ernor Holt, Observation-Disclosures DAVIS, anu
other prominent persons VIII oe pIeS.eiui
Thomas Settle will be the nePuu .r,ot
nominee for Congress in the Fifth District y, !.
. A letter states that IN response 70 'ue
cali for a Third-party convention ,a"m n. IA
Rutherford county not a single man ap-
peared at the place named.
WOULD NOT ACCEPT.
DIR. G. w. Sanderlin.. State AUDITOR,
Jaws he would not entertain for moment
the idea of accepting nomination to that
office at the hands Of the THIRD party
No tender of tho nomination was made,
though number of kilograms sald sucm
thing would be done IN MecAiehou's
county day before YESTERDAY.
been sent TO Allegheny county by otate-
(ieologist Holmes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
News Notes from Charlottesville.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June ls.-Only
seven persons were present at the meeting
In this city to appoint delegates to the
Third-partv convention, which meets IN
Richmond on The 23d. Mr. II. II. Rawlings;
editor of the ytrginia People. and General
James G.. Field were chosen TO represent
Mr. A. ID. PAYNE has refused $4,000 for
his 2-year-old colt. by The Jacobite. The
animal il now being trained &C Gloucester;
Colonel c. s. Venabe. wife. and son. viii
sail for Europe on the 25.h. Mrs. Nena6le
is now in New ioN. where she VIII pe
the summer III Scotland.
Messrs. w. X. Gordon. of this place f..
L. Boggs, of Augusta. Ga, and ID. ,. FAR
land, OF Lvnchbnrg. members of the law
class of the University OF virginia, nave
been appointed assistant on the editorial
staff OF the AMIR can English Encyclopedia Of
Lar, published at Northport. l.. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The THIRD PARTY IN AMELIA.
Delegates Elected TO the Richmond Con-
vention-Fcr " Measures. Not Men,"

D0k1KotSB btCCtCu ~ Wv
vention-Fcr " Measures. Not Men,"
Uor-espondsnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, Va, June 1S.-!he
PEOPLES party Of Amelia county met ~
the court-house to-day in pursuance OF
previous notice. Some twenty-odd men-
bers of the party were present.
Manor A. Y. Scott was called TO the chalr
and George A. Rowlett was appointed Sec
rotary. o.
ing at some length. His remarks were well
tempered. He offered series OF very
graceful resolutions commemorative OF inc
late Colonel J.. l.. Polk, which were
The next business in order was the APP
po,ptment of delegates to the convehtioh'
which meets in Richmond next weeh'
w. +. Jackson, w. l.. Eanes, u. a. now
lett, William 4. punnayant, Il l. DG Tr,dg,
forth. =. s. Mathew. J. T. Chidress, IL. Z.
Hin and Albert Old. The last two are
colored. Mr.. w. II. Vaughan, sheriff OF
Amelia. was elected, but declined to serve.
stating that he was opposed to apy such
move. All these delegates were APP
pointed. bat they can only vote rs upi..
the county being entitled to one aeiegate
A resolution was offered by nir. W. +.
jackson, WHICH III toiui' WV
are for measures, not men," and adopting
in the st. Louis platform of the Peoples
party as basis OF principles.
Mr.. jackson offered for sale some medals
of the Peoples party. the proceecs OF
which were to go toward the expenses OF
the campaign. This about completed the
business Of the meeting.
A coLoRHD MAGISTRATE DEAD.
Our community was deeply panied TO
hear of the death Of Jerry j. Mann, ore
of our colored citizens. who was held IN
high esteem by our people. He had been
a Justice of the peace for more than
twenty years. As magistrate ne was
fearless. impartial. and just. In poiities
he was conservative and exercised health;
full influence with his race. HIS funerai
was largely attended. many OF our leaning
white citizens being present.
There was O serious cutting ARRAY az the
Courthouse a few nights ago. Ina fgnt BE-
tween John Vaughan and Peyton Carter
| 1botb colored) Carter was badly cut with a
razor, but is now out of danger. Vaughan
is under arrest.
The wheat harvest is about commencing.
Crop unusually good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Death of Mr.. G. A. Pittman.
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch


SCOTLAND NECK, n. G.. June ls.-Mr.
George A. Pittman. who has been IN feeble
health for quite time. died here yester
day. He leaves O family, several III mum
her His remains were carried to-day TO
Whitaker's chapel. near Enfield, where they
were inferred IN the Methodist Protestant
cemetery, Rev. II. I. yann, Noah Biggs,
and j. A. Pittman accompanying the body.
besides members OF the family.
Truckers have stopped shipping Irish
potatoes from this place. Prices are so
low they say they cannot afford TO SELL
They are feeding them to hogs.
Miss Mary Lawrence went to 1arboro'
Yesterday TO visit Miss Annie Holman
Mrs. j. G. Randolph, of Oxford. Is visit
ing friends here.
Mr., II. Z. Biggs returned Friday from
visit TO Raleigh, Wake Forest. and other
parts of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

monico's, but the visiting lads were ii.
lowed 20 select from two bile OF fare.
ham and bread or bread and ham. Still
evon this was acceptable under the cir
cumseapcea but b 1t confessed Trey
WOULDN'T have been Altogether surprised u
they bad encountered something Ike
lemonade or punch, But alas the liquids.
that they loneed for never came. stu
every one had 3 good time. and even those
whose appetites oft appealed for that
which wnS understandable were forced to
admit that Roanoke 10 beautiful city.
And 80 Il Il, and it's beauty, like the flavor
of old wine, will increase as the years wear
on.
HOME AGAIN.
The First" will leave tonight at 1910
o'clock, but the Blues will remain over
until tomorrow at 1880 In the afternoon.
AN OLD YsrKxD.
Lieutenant Charles Delano Hine. OF the
United States army. who acted 40 instrne-
tor tor the First Regiment at WrientsvlIe
last year, 10 now performing similar outy
with the Second" which IS encamped
here. When the Richmond boys unex-
pectedly came across the popular little Oh
ficer this morning they sent up
tremendous shout OF JOY, and the Lieu
tenant, though bashful young man, was
compelled TO make them little speech.
He proved himself equal 70 the emergency,
and although the Richmonders have seen
him several times since to-day, tneY
"whooped him up" on each occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

once again rave performance OF the
nstionsl sport Of dog and badger ngnt.
The Chesapeake and OHIO Company was
very courteous and obliging ana put .
special ct the service Of the deieeates 70
bring them TO Old Point. wnicn WI
boats for the North and others leave to-
The general concensus Of opinion is that
the Travrllers' Protective Association IS
now on o solid basis; that the onicers tor
the ensuing year are worthy OF every con
fidence, and that this convention mas iuiiy
carried out the reorganization as suggest
ed at Denver last year. AZ
f,aved by the Missouri delegation. and the
trim TO the ladies' Yesterday by New YORK.
Illinois takes horns" from Texas Tor
the best increase in membership during
the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
Programme of the Commencement Exsr-
cises of the Session of 1S91-'92.

cises of the Session of 1S9l-'o%'
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. June 1s.-The com;
mencement exercises of the college VIII
open on Sunday, 26th, by sermon at T.
M by Rev. Nberius Gracious Jones. OF Nor
folk. On Tuesday, 2Sth. at 5 +. NJ, the
celebration of the Phoenix Society will
come of, and on the goth. at 8 7: NJ, the
Philomathean celebration. At II A. Nj. OF
the 29th Mr.. Andrew Jackson Montague, OF
Danville, will address the aboye-named so
c,eties; and on the 3Oth, "Public-Day,"
diplomas. distinctions. and medals Will be
awarded up to II NJ, when Mr.. Robert
NJ Hughes. of Norfolk city, will ad-
dress the alumni. The big dinner to tho
alumni takes place in the evening, and the
whole will conclude with the " final ball I"
at sP. NJ. There is scarcely family in
town that will not have one or more
friends to visit them during the finals,
and the indications are that the crowd to
witness the close of the session 1912
will be unusually large. -,
The college Visitorial Board will meet
here on the 2sth. when new chair will be
established and professor elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Killed by q Freight Train.

HIGH POINT, N. c.. June 1s.--Dr. j. K.
Brown, q practlcing physician and men,
Der of the firm of Brown Il Nation. drug
gists. was run over in this city by a north
bound through freight train and killed.
The accident happened in the depot
grounds. The train for ASHFORD was on a
side-track. almost ready to leave. and the
approaching freight was passing on the
main line. DR.. Brown attempted to get of
the main track and was caught by the
freight, and died in twenty minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

U7AsTED, SUMMER BOARD FOR
WANTED A FEW BOARDE +,

w for the summer. Pleasaa. neish.o."' -
.o, ',,icnt 10 ,hursh, posf-O1lcc. dUpNlt 81
Terms moderate References required aisi
For particulafs app.y 10 Nfs. h'"H.i
SBACkLEFOED. BoHlesyll e., neaf Z, .pi ,.i'.
bemarle county, Va. IT t--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
AGED SO, AND KILLED BY A TRAIN.
TazewelI's Fine Race-Trsck-A Steadily
Growing Fair Miss CabelPs Illness.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
TAzEwELL COURTHOUSE. VA. June H.
The east-bound passenger train on the
Clinch- Valley railroad on yesterday eve
ming threw William Maxwell from the
track, killing him instantly. He was o
wcll-known citizen of this county and
had reached the ripe age of SO years:
The race-track of the Tazewell Fair, m
der the management of President s. Wal
ton, is nearing completion and bids fair to
be the best race-course III all this part OF
Virginia. This fair Is the only one in all
this section which has been kept up con-
tinuously for twenty years. and has been
growing steadily in interest and magni-
tude under the management of its faith
full secretary, DIR. John II. GiIdersleeve. =.
The many friends Of Miss Kate ID. Cabell
here learn with deep regret OF her serious
illness at st. Luke's. in your city, where
she now Is for treatment under DR.. Nc
Guire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
INJURED BY A FALLING SCAFFOL0.
Dauviile Tobacco Market-sales OF Leaf
Not Large. but Prices Good.
[ Snecial telegram 70 the Dispatch.


DAyyILLH, Va. June 1S.--While three
workmen were engaged in putting up q
cornice on a building in this city this
afternoon the scaffolding gave way and pre-
cipated two of them TO the ground, q dis
lance of twenty-five feet. John Malcombe
had his shoulder dislocated, besides re-
ceiving other injuries. A man named
Brown, who lives in North Danville, had
two ribs broken and is supposed to be in
jured internally. Brown fell first. NAL
combe falling on top of him, and the
boads and timbers on top Of both.
The sales of leaf tobacco were not as
large this week as last. The stock offered
was little improvement ovor past weeks,
ana prices are at the top notch. The mar.
ket hes shown considerable animation. and
when pile of wrappers Is offered there Il
q lively tussle a. to who shall have 1t.
The sales for the week reached $50
pounds. The plug shipments aggregated
about al 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

As1RANoLeo INFANT FOUND.
No Clue to the Murderer-Militnry COM
missions Issued YESTERDAY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

(SptCIHI lUIcsTIIII 70 VII0 D17F''F7''I
RALEIGH, n. c., June 1s.-To-day while
boatmen were rowing a fiat-boat up iaw
river near Swepsonville they found the
body of an infant in the stream. The IN
quest showed that the child had beei,
strangled and thrown INTO the stream
There is as vet no clue to the murderer.
Samuel f. Telfair was commissioned to-
day military secretary to the Governor
with the rank OF major J. 9. Bessent as
captain Company A. Third Regiment,
Winston: w. L. Hughes, captain Compa-
nv b, First Regiment, Loulsburg. ,
Rams, which were needed, fell In all this
section of the State tonight ana there was
a severe electric-storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The Small Boy aud the Pistol.

fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ScorrsyIILr. June ia small boy was
shot by another boy day or two since
near this place under the following cir
cumstances: Three boys were out hunt
ing cows and one had stolen pistol from
his fathers drawer. When they got into
the woods this boy drew his pistol and
dared the other Two to run. One of them
ran away, but the other stood, his
ground, and tho boy with the pistol de-
liberately fred at him, striking his night
arm, breaking bone. and lodging the
ball in the heshy part. DR.. Starke was
called in and dressed the wound, which
was not dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
StnMart-l,iliups.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
louisville. June H.-Mr. Croxton
Stewart and Miss Susie Billups. OF Essex
county, were married in the Disciples
church at Paurs CROSSROADS at o'clock
p. N. on the 10Th instant. the Rey. VII
liam Minter, pastor of the church, per-
forming the marriage ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Glasgow Masons Elect oniccrs.

(Corrospondenceo OF the hicnmond Dlspatcn.l
GrAsoow. Va, June 17.--Like all other
good Masons the brethren of Glasgow
Lodge, A. r. and A. NJ, No. 1913. at meet
ing held this evening. had the ussal annual
election OF officers to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year. The following Is the result
of the bslloiing: Brother W. A. Chester
man. worshipful master: b. q. Baldwin.
senior warden W. Il. Mathews, Jr:. Junior
warden; G. p. Eair. secretary ]. p. Cleve-
land, treasurer; q. w. Anderson. senior
deacon; j.. H. Keller, junior deacon, and
II. III. hutchinson. tiler.
The appointment of the stewards and
chaplain was deferred to another time. j..
The lodge is very comfortably situated
in the large Masonic Temple and Opera,
House building erected by an association
ri earnest workers Ia the cause OF Ma
sonry. headed by Major Courtney, OF
Richmond. 4,
The lodgs-room Is nicely. carpeted and
furnished, and makes . right good sp-
pearsnce and would stand comparison
With many city lodge-roomA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

w BILE DkUGSrOR- on reasonAh'' t'''
Address X. ", care Post-Oi,co Box aoi, 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO

w COOK AND Do LIGHT HoUsE-W0RK
for small family. References required. state
wages expected. Address r., B0x2f, Bls,kstone,
Va j. l9-It'