Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
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Az the regular meeting OF opaenls.o
Tribe. No. 70, /. o. X. M. held ~ 80
Iey's Hall, in Swansooro, frosy e'
,ba following chiefs were raised by Depu-
g., Grand sachem J. l.. Day: Prophet ),
n pocl<. sachem, @. ". Bureks; senior
saramore w. ]. Williams; Junior saga
,,ora william Jewstt; Chat OF Records
7, Day: Keeper OF Wampum, l. I.
Chsat,a m. First Sannap, W. c. Clement:
sacond sannap, J. Il. Bennett Guard OF
the Wigwam. Isaac Wingo; Guard OF tne
Irorcat w VI. BEDFORD; First NHnor'
w d. Johns; Second Warrior. ii: ~
Waynack: Third Warrior, Il. a. re
gtIson: Fourth Warrior, isaac 1ihsy
frat Brave. l.. III. Clements; seconu
prave. III ]. Butler; Third Brave, X. IL.
Darling; Fourth Brave, r. N saaIer.
Mrs Mary A. Peters died Friday eve
ming NJ her residence. No. 2ef east Fourth
street. In tho Goth year OF her age. Grlp
was the immediate cause or DEATH ne
funeral will take place this afternoon from
the residence. and the services VIII De
| conducted by Rev. Mr.. Rucker.
THE members IN this city OF the
FouItable League Of America held meet
ing Friday night. All OF the certlhcates
were turned over 70 Mr. Is. NJ. hooert-
son, who will take them to Baltimore
Monday and deliver them TO the IT,
| ceivers.
Two German tramps were before the
| lIavor Yesterday, but wero liberated on
condition that they would leave the CITY
| Immediately. The younger OF the TWO
| tainted while in the courtroom, Dut
quickly recovered, and they went their
way. .... o,,r,
| Mr.. II ]. Andrews. who works at the
nlaning-mill of Messrs DuVal q Robert
| son. had the ends Of two or ms nngers
cut of while at work Friday. DR.. VIII
liam r. Mathews was summoned ana
dressed the wounds.
Several OF the grand officers OF Oud-
Fellows IN this city went UP 10 balis-
] boro' Friday night and installed eniceIs
| OF UaIlsboro' Lodge, no. 81, /. o. q. r
| Af,er tho installation an excellent supper
| was served. 49,
| South Council, No. 8, J. o. u. a. NJ, were
installed Friday night.
| past Grand Chancellor T. l.. Courtney
| and Vice-Grand Chancellor y. +. Iulce
visited Friendship Lodge. No. %, knights
OF Pythias, Friday night.
The motormen and conductors OF the
| Hull and Perry-street car lines were
! given an oyster-supper at higgins at u
| o'clock Friday night
| Mr.. Charles Conway and WIFE, OK ASH
| land, Ky. who have been visiting reia-
tives in Manchester. have returned home.
Miss Ora Cersley is visiting friends IN
Petersburg.
| SERVICES IN TIE CHURCHES.
At West-End Methodist church this af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock Rev. II. T. Dad
nun will preach q special sermon 10
| Liberty Council j. o. Y. n. NJ.
Rev. w ii. Trainham, Of Cowardin-
| Avenue Christian church, will preach this
morning from the subject "Hlndered by
Sin" nj night. True Success In Thee"
Secretary II. O. Williams. OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, viii
occupy the pulpit this morning at tho
Presbyterian church. Mr. George f. lib
bits, Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, will preach at night
Rev. j.. r. Dadmun VIII occupy his
pulpit at West-End Methodist church this
morning. The Christian Endeavor Society
Of the church VIII meet at y. NJ. At
night Rev Mcdaniel Rucker will exchange
pulplts with the pastor, and administer
the Lords Suppe-.
Secretary X. +. Mchaels viii CONDUCT
the services Ct (1opton-Stroet Bapujt
| church this morning.