The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-13


| 1882, 1913. Average number ASSESS
| ments. 20. Average cost per thousand,
| 1892, SID Average age, thirty-nine
| The maximum age was reduced from
| fifty to forty-ive years. Retail LIQUOR
F, sellers are debarred from membership
after August /, 1898. and any brother
engaging In such occupation shall be ex-
| PEELED. The maximum rate OF assess
ment In any Jurisdiction not to be less
than sixteen nor more than thirty. The
| Supreme Lodge will meet next year at
San Francisco.
The National Union. organized at Mans
field. Ohio. May 4. 1881. has a member
ship Of over 10000
Next in order come the Knights Of
honor. Instituted June 30, 1873. in Louis
Vile. KY. hence will soon be OF age.
Membership January /. 1898. beneficial.
1908; social, 1900; total. I29, 0s2; num-
Der OF lodges 1921; new applications for
first four months. of 1898, 3,73s. being
net gain of ESQ over the same period in
1872; assessments called in 1892. 32:
death rate per thousand In ss02. 1872;
average age. 1865. The Office of State
Medical Examiner was abolished and
provision made for the annual appoint
ment Of a Supreme Medical Examiner,
at salary not 10 exceed $500, thus
reducing the medical examiners fee from
| $3.50 to 81. The next session will be
held I'm Louisville. Ky. in October 1894.
Mr. II. II. c. Miller, Supreme Regent
OF the Royal Arcanum, writes the follow
Ing words Of advice TO members OF the
| Royal Arcanum:
Brothers, our membership in the Royal
| Arcanum is rich heritage II means
for us, not only protection TO our bene-
fcisries. but the benefits and blessings
which result from organized effort 10
benefit our fellows and that wealth of
friendship which belongs TO every man
who is admitted 10 a fraternity like the
Royal Arcanum. Shall we not show
our appreciation OF the benefits we thus
enjoy by zealously working to advance
| the interests Of our fraternity? Its won
derful growth and present prosperity are
| due TO the loyal and unsel6sh labors OF
many who have stood at our affairs and
! have realized the obligations they there
assumed. II the order is to be perpetu-
ated, we must do our part. In our ranks
there should be no idlers, but each mem
Der should feel that he is charged with
just as much responsibility as any other
and do his fun share OF the work which
is the price Of continued prosperity II
we are actuated by this spirit, success
is certain. May I not exhort you 10
use your best endeavors TO make the
year 1s93-'0i the best in the history OF
our beloved order?
The following are the supreme officers
and standing committees OF the Royal
Arcanum for the year lSg2-'93:
Supreme Regent II. n. G. Miller. 6l7.
First National Bank Building. Chicago.
Ill.
Supreme vice-Regent. Chill w. Haz-
zard Monongahela, Pa.
Supreme orator. John f. Pound. Lock-
port, n. Y.
Past Supreme Regent. Leigh r. Watts.
Portsmouth. Va.
Supreme Secretary, w o. Robson, 4o7
Shawmut, CP. o. address. Box Il. Sta
ton A Boston, Mass.
Supreme Treasurer, L. A. Skinner.
Westfeld, y. Y.
Supreme Auditor, A. T. Turner, Jr..
Box 1913, Boston, Mass.
Supreme Chaplain Edwin F. Moulton.
100 Euclid avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Supreme Guide, Henry Goodwin. Craw-
ford House, Boston. Mass.
Supreme Warden, Frank Mills, Port
Huron. Mich.
Supreme Trustees, Palmer H. Char
lock (of n. j.. 81 Broadway, New York,
n. Y; James W. Fernald, corner Fiji
teenth and Morgan streets, Chicago, H.;
J. NJ. Pace, Covington, Ga.
Committee on Finance, Charles Z. In
gersoll, 105 Erie Company Savings Bank
Building, Buffalo y. Y; w. L. Doug
lass (of y. j., Garfield National Bank.
New York, n. g., Carnot o. Spencer.
Hartford. Conn.
Committee on Laws. John Haskell But
Ter PA Washington street. Boston, Mass:
Elihu Colman, Fon du Lac. Wis; Edison
NJ. Schryver. IS Chamber of Commerce,
Baltimore. Nd.
Committee on Appeals. Howard II.
Morse, Wall street. New York. n. Y;
Dr. Charles Styer. 174o Columbia avenue,
Philadelphia. Pa; William Lovenstein,
922 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Committee on Council Work. Charles
y. Cox. Telephone Building, st. Louis.
Mo-; W. A. Tompkins OF n. j., Room
127, No. co Broadway New York, N. Y;
Sherman NJ. Davis, oil Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Special Committee on Statistics. A. G.
Trippe. Law Building. Baltimore. Md;
p. II. Charlock, 81 Broadway. New York
City; J. viii Page. Syracuse. N. Y.
Medical Examiner-in-chief, DR.. Joel
Seaverns Dudley Place, Roxbury. Mass.
Past Supreme Regents. DR.. Darius VIII
son, 10 Temple Place, Boston, Mass;
Julius NJ. Swain, Pemberton Square,
Boston, Mass; DR.. A. +. Keyes. Toledo,
Ohio; william S. Tenant, Saginaw,
Mich: John Haskell. Butler. PA Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass; A. G.
Trippe. Law Building. Baltimore. Md,
S. VI. Lindsey, go Genesee street. Utica,
n. y.
Incorporators not Officers, Professor
George w. Blish, fremont Temple. Bos-
ton. Mass; Rev. William Bradley, ia
maica Plain, Mass; Or. J. II. Wright, %
Sixth avenue.
At regular meeting Of West End
Lodge. No. 767. /. o. c. T., held Monday
evening. August Z. 1893. the following
officers were duly installed for the err uing
term by Brother benjamin T. Pillow.
ledge deputy, assisted by Brother Stewart
Newcomb and Sister Clara King. Of Sid
ney Lodge, No. 42S: chief TemDlar, Bro
Their T.. j. Thacker: Vice-Templar. Sister
Carrie Rice: Chaplain. Sister r. T. Kee-
ton: Secretary, Brother p. G.. Garner;
Assistant Secretary. Brother Hunter
Folkes; Financial Secretary, Sister Mat
tie Taylor; Treasurer, Sister Jennie Fer
guson: Marshall, Sister Lethia Carter;
Deputy Marshall. Brother X. c. Francke:
Guard, Sister Ruth Saunders, Sentinel,
Brother Elton o. Pillow; Organist, Bro
Their Samuel Whitaker; Chorister, Bro
Their Eddie Philips. West End Lodge is
on a boom, and the cooperation OF sister
lodges Is earnestly requested.
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