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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Tr,bute to Mr.. Levy.

At called meeting OF the Board oe
Managers. Advisory Board, and medical
staff OF the Free Dispensary. General ana
Emergency Hospital. on November 9th,
the sad announcement OF the death or
Mr. Abraham Levy. a member OF the Ad-
yisory Boand. was sorely felt by all pres-
ent. lie gave his time, talents. and pecu-
MARY aid 10 the institution from i,s
infancy. and his sound Judgment, hiS
neyer-ending encouragement, and his deep
interest in its behalf. factored largely I'm
the success OF thls noble charity. De II.
therefore; resolved.
l. That In the death Of Mr.. Lcvy9tho
institution has lost one Of i;s best friends.
one whose place II will be hard 10 MI.
and one whose example all will do we'll
to emulate.
?. That a copy OF these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF the board.
and,
3. That these resolutions be printed IN
the daily papers. and a copy be sent td
the bereaved family.
MRS. WM N. HILL.
J.. b. ADDISON.
J. L. ROY,
Committee.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
This Important Body Holding Its Annual
COnNocatIOn-Knlchts Templar.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF Vir-
ginia convened at the Masonic Temple
last evening In It's elghty-seventh annual
convocation. There was a good attend
ance, and the opening session was full
of interest to the members. Grand-High
Priest John T. Carter. OF Dapvllle. read
his annualreport. which showed the chap
ters throughout the State TO be in good
condition, and Dir. Bumgardner. OF Staun-
ton. acting as proxy for Grand Lecturer
". IL, II. Lynn, of the same city. who
was detained at home by sickness, read
the Lecturers report
Another session will be held to-day,
converting Mt II O'clock. when consider
able business will be transacted. To-
night the election OF officers will be gone
into.
The chapter Is now otficeied as follows:
John Thomas Carter OF Danville. grand
high priest; George Wilson Poe. OF Rich
mond. grand king; Frank Avery Read, Of
Alexandria, grand scribe; Joseph Vir-
ginus Bldgood, Of Richmond. grand trea-
surer; William Bryan Isaacs. OF Rich
mond, grand secretary; Jacob Bumgard-
ner. Of Staunton. grand captain OF host;
John Porter Steiner. Of Bristol Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
FRIENDS OF DUMB ANIMALS.
Monthly Meeting OF the Society Last
Eight--Cases Reported.

The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Society for the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty TO Animals was held last
night Those present were Dr. Jud. II.
Wood and Messrs. S. III. Hawes, J. X.
V. Daniel, W. a. Townes. H. G. Peple.
Charles kennon, William Rehl.ng, John
Chamblin. w. Ben. Palmer. and William
q. Owens.
The report OF Agent T.. c. Taylor was
read IL showed that during the month
OF October o. cases were investigated,
as follows: Nine horses destroyed. )
dogs destroyed II horses taken from
work, persons admonished. horses
with sore backs. 6 animals cared for by
agent, lame animals. l horse cruelty
whipped. team overloaded. l team cru
ely driven. and cats destroyed. Five
cases were found to BE- Of triil!ng ma
turc.
The following new members were elect
ed J. G.. Bickerstan. X. f.. Grimmell.
Charles ). Hurt. Mrs. X. J.. Norris. +.
". Hagemann,. William II. Mccarthy,
Mrs. William c.. Owens. $. Rutherford
Rose. Loren Dickinson, II. ID. Williams.
and r. $. Christian.
President Wood and Secretary Owens
were appointed committee to arrange
for the publication OF a pamphlet showing
the work OF the society and embracing
the presidents annual report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
SHOT BY HER SON.
Soventeen-Year-Old Henry Martin Fires .
Bullet Into His Mothers Brain.

\ Wiikesbarre Ua.) special 10 the
Herald says a shocking tragedy occurred
az half-past 7 o'clock on Monday night al
Pittson. near there. a l7-year-old boy de-
lbcratcly shooting h.s mother, who Gicd
soon after. lie was captured.
The young man, Henry Martin, IL The
son OF MIR and Mrs. Thomas Mar,in.
This evening his brother-in-law. who
lives with the family, returned from a
drive. and. rs the horses were muddy
ana hot. he toll Henry 10 clean thcn-.
The two have not been good friends foi
some time. and Henry replied that re did
not have TO clean the horses, and l'pwel
had better not order him around. Powan
replied:
~ you do not behave yourself and
clean those horses right away III tel
your father, and ne will give you sound
thrashlng; you certainly need one; II
would do you good.
4 few more words ensued, the young
man becoming more and more angry
until at last he called Powell vile name
Powell then struck him on the head seve-
raj times with his open hand. and the boy
wlll with rage, shouted: III blow your
head of for that and ran mo the
house.
His mother hearing the noise Of the
quarrel went into the yard. aud was
tqilxlpg with Powell. when her son
rushed out with his rife In his hand. ste
raised Il TO hs shoulder and took de-
lbcrate aim ut Powell, who was bul
Tvs enty feet away.
The mother with cry Of horror. sprang
before the l.ttcr, crying:
Don't shoot, Henry don't shoot; you
do not know what you are doing
'Yos. / do" ne replied angrily "lf you
don't step aside III shoot you. too.
His mother advanced toward him. plead
Ing with him to put down the gun, but
ne deliberately aimed at her head and,
when she was about ten feet away, fired.
wh, ball entered just below the right ear,
piercing the brain. and With moan Oi
pain she fen to the ground.
Unaffected by the sight Of his dying
mother. the boy dubbed his rifle and
rushed at Powell swinging the weapon AT
his head with all his strength. Powell
avoided the blow and, graphing with the
bow. dis1rmed him. Ty this time the
father arl other members OF the family
were on the spot. and some neighbors
who heard the cries and the shot sum-
moned the police.
When the policemen appeared the father
Of the family was raising the dying
mother from the ground, while the others
were standing around weeping. The boy
was alone in a corner. suncn and ap-
parcntly unaffected lie was arrested
Physicians who We're summoned could
do nothing for the injured woman, and
she died soon after the shOtng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Tho Prompfncss of inc "Gulid" Appre.
ciatsd.

RICHMOND. VA. November 10. 1884,
Captain T.. l.. Spence. Secretary Pioneer
Chapter Nc. /. Progressive Endowment
Guild OF America. City;
Dear sir.--I desire TO acknowledge re-
celpt Of check for 500. being the amount
Of beneht-certihcate held by my lato
husband. Mr. j.. A. Bcales, in the Pro-
gressive Endowment Guild Of America.
His death occurred less than two weeks
ago. and the official proofs having been
put in your hands only yesterday. I
greatly appreciate the promptness with
which the matter was attended 10.
With best wishes for tho continued
success Of the Guild.
Respectfully yours
MRS. ELLA BEALt.S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
TeIeeraphic Tersltics.

Forest fires are approaching dangerously
near Beebe, Ark.
Ii Hung Chang's son has iett Ilen-Tsin,
taking with him his valuabies.
The Shanghai Mercury says that Port
Artbnr has not yet been taken by the
japanese.
A gale in the English Channea MONDAY
r,gbt was the most violent experienced
this year.
rh. estimate of the cotton crop made on
Change in Charleston varies from 100000
10 10. .000000 bales.
Tho wound house OF the New Orleans and
Nor,hwastern railroad at Vidalia. Miss,
was burned Monday night
-Four more Jurors were secured IN me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

welcome TO the visiting knights. Cover
nor Foster was also expected TO be pres
ent. but hts Excenency was taken III at
the Capitol last night and could not
come. Grand-Master Sovereign responded
In behalf OF the order.
The session to-day was brief one.
and was confined 20 the reading OF re-
ports. Mr. POwderly. It was stated. will
reach here tonight. when II is expected
the hght over control OF the order will
begin. Eugene V. Debs wired President
Howard this afternoon that he is called
20 Chicago on Friday. ana cannot come
10 Now Orlnana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Genuine stieff square Piano Bargain.

A fine rosewood-casc, fun seven-ands-
a-third octave. iron frame. with all
modern improvements. carved legs, and
Tyre The plano Is as good as new, and
is in thorough order. To responsible
parties the piano can be sold on reason-
able time. Stool and cover free. Write
at once, as this notice may not again
be sen. Address
MANLY b. RAMOS 8 Co.
s0S Main street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
scl,nefer-Iyes Billiard Match.

NEW YORK. November lS-The BILL
Hard match between Schaefer and Ives
was continued tonight. Ives scored 81
points. bringing his total up TO ! goo whi!e
Scnaefcr could count but Z12. Schaefer
total score is S3@.
The average OF to-night's play was;
scbaefer, q 10. Ives, 63 10. and the ave
rage of the match 50 far IS: Schaefer
~. Ives. AZ 2-iS. The largest runs to-
night were. Schaefer. l2i; Ives, 223.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
GeoeraphicaI and Historical Society.

4 large number Of the admirers OF his
tory at Richmond College were attracted
TO the meeting OF the Geographical and
Historical Society yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. j. Il. Johnson presented an essay
on the Life OF Patrick Henry" His
sketch was clear and comprehensive.
touching upon all the main facts In the
life OF the great advocate and statesman.
The society and the public at large will
be favored on November 23d with an ad-
dress by President Lyon G.. Tyler. OF
William and Mary College. Subject:
stNlemories OF Yorktown"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
1-t NCRCkNFlELO CASE.
''''n That the Express Company
ht- 40 Standing in Court.

''' \" Standing in Court.
">'4I o., November 13.-(Spe-
ut interesting legal Ques-
court has been called on
u determine VIII b. raised
ID" Charles Morganneld, the
h~ before Judge Kumler to-
It- last legislature provided
g. nh.rs doing business In this
'' register the names OF the
Ite Supreme Court OF the
.i.s recently decided that the
-A'rts Company Is not a cor
li SIS q partnership. with 2.7oo
tli tht partners have not
.I Ia this county. The attorney
ra.d will contend In de-
o.. i' .he companys suits In rcpleyin
- ment that II has on account
g, 'm'ss.on no standing In court.
..''aoe wiil be that the Adams Is
l -" corIoratiOn. and is not obliged
.'f 10 this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
The Ensign" at the Academy Tonight.

Whlle not strctly speaking a 'War
play" the successful naval drama The
Ensign" which Will be seen al the Acade-
my This evening, deals with events OF the
war which will be of interest to many
r. sldents OF this section. Any play is
great that teaches a love OF country
play is THE Ensign" II is entirely free
from all sectional prejudice, a happy COM
binatlon OF history and romance woven
together with consummate skill and Is
moreover a glowing appeal 10 the patriot
ism of Americans, North. South. East, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Three Bodies in Session.

A large delegation OF MethOdists. en-
braclng both ministers and laymen, left
here yesterday afternoon for Charlottes-
Vile where conference meets to-day.
with the Baptists In session In Alex
andria, the Disciples at Clifton Forge,
and the Methodsts at Charlottesville.
there will be- very few ministers OF these
denominations In the city, this week. The
appointments by Bishop Haygood VINO
presldes over the conference. are looked
forward to with great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

LONDON. November lS.-The floods In
various parts OF England are still raslng
In buckingham the houses IN the lower
portlon Of the town are flooded and the
rrDads are blocked. The Avon has over
r)t,.ed lis banks at Bath and thousands
~ persons are consequently imprisoned
in the upper stories Of the factories ana
dewlllngs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
GENERAL CLAY MARRlES.
He Pays No Attention TO the Entreaties OF
His Children.

LEXINGTON. KY. November lS.-Oen-
eral Cassius M. Clay was married 10
young Dora Richardson at 10 o'clock thls
morning. Squire h. N. Douglass ofi-
ciated. only the farm-hands and relatives
of the girl were present. General Gay ;
children did all they could 10 prevent
their aged father from marrying MISS
Richardson, who is only u years old. but
he naid no attention U their entreaties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

city twice a month. and stipuatIng that
no city Official or employee should give
an order upon his salary or wages. Ine
following were among the Jesoiuuon3
signed by Mayor Taylor:
Appropriating 5000 to the account OK
the James River Improvement.
Instructlng the Committee on Grounds
and buildings 10 turn over 10 the Bar
Association a room IN the city Hail.
Appropriating $500 for tbs completion
OF the Stuart Uorse-Cuard Armory.
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Patents to YirgInians.

WASHINGTON. d. c., November ls.-
(special l-Patents were granted Today as
fctlows: Samuel 8. Bogart, OF New Jer-
sey. and NJ Il. Leonard, Richmond. Va,
assignors TO Electric Selector and Signal
Company. of West Virginia. for eiectrlcal
o. Bond, Fairfax Courthouse. for coffee
pot; John d. Grablll, Roanoke. for truck
Edward J. Willis Richmond, for plana-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
AppoIn,ment. by the President.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November l3.-
The President to-day made the following
appointments: -,
John Karel OF Illinois, to be Consul
General OF the United States at 81. Pc
tersburg.
sul-Csneral OF the United States at
s. d. Persell to be postmaster at Sum-
rnft Miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

8 ORLEANS. November l3.-The
" Labor session opened at II
i..-.. -iAy ia Screwmens Hall. The
uI ..'il1n al the meeting IL large
r. '' Niial and IL Is anticipated "a
D. ''' sure of legislation VIII be had
,..i - the order.
-" Fitzpatrick made the address Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Small solhIer,, Monuments.

Mr.. Moftett, OF this city. recently nado
reduced design Of the Soldiers AMI
Sailors Monument on LIBBY iil, aud
has had a large number OF bronze casts
made. They are accurate representations
OF the statue. Mr.. Andrew Briggs ~ as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Mofctt In putting tho
ornaments on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

your idle money In paid-up stock OF ths
United Banking and Building Company.
1t costs you only 80 psr share. ON which
a cash dividend OF per cent. per annum
IS paid. and at maturity you can draw 500
Der share For further information apply
nj the office Of tho company. s2l cast Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

Hon. Alexander Benoit, Popullst can
dliate for Congress at the recent eiee,ion' y
has mailed 20 Hon. Charles }. Boainer q
s,,sI notice that he VIII contest MT
R1afners right 10 the seat In the tlfty,
fonrth Congress as the representative ,s o.
The Fifth Louisiana Congressional DIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
THE RACE-COURSE.


~. Asaph's
WASHINGTON. November 13-Four
favoritcs and two outsiders were the
winners at the ST. Asaph course to-day.
First race-four and half furongs-
Rodman i. Go5 L. Dogsett. 10 TO y
won. Nineveh second Elise Morrison
Ul) third Time. 56 3-i
Second race-siX furlongs-lndra OV'
r. Doggett. - to j won, Lola second,
Little Matt third. Time, 111
Third race-sx and half furlongs--
Galilcc or. sims, to % won. JACK OF
spades second. Charter third. Time.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Ella Reed
QDl lan3cv. 20 ~ won. JACK the JEW
second. Romping Girl third. Time, 1l5 81
Fifth race--llve and a half furlonss-
Copyright d07, Macle to q won, Black
Hawk second. Sandowne third. Time
sixth raco-one and one-slxteenth
miles Little Tom G3. Keefe to % won
Marshall second. Plenty third. Time
SENSATIONAL TIME.
NASHVILLE, TENN. November 10
MeTopole. a swear old geldin1ge by George
Kinney's Ella H.. owncl by ". g.; ScullN'
ran a sensational six and half furlongs
over ,'.' the CUMBERLAND park track to-day
With l02 pounds up he made the distance
I'm % Nat. which Is 20 seconds slower
than the record time made by Geralddiie'
with eiehty-hve pounds In the saddle me
Track was fast and the weather pleasant.
The attendance was the largest Of the
meeting.
wool 0O5. H.ll. II 10 y won, MarchaWay
second Equation third. Time. l:gS. =,
Second race-sellIng. four ana a hali
furloncs- -Elano O01. Gardner, ) 10 % won
Nauuon second. Monus third. Time, % l.
Third race-one and tone-siXteenlh
milrs-Leerandc O0i. i'm, To y Won,
Tascen second. Lord Willowbrook third.
Fourth race-selling six and one half
furloncs-NIotroDolc G02. knight. 10 y
won. I.otte MIls second. John Dunn
Fifth racc-sellinc. six furlonss--Quick-
stsp Goi -. McCuc.( 10 p won, Geewhiz
second, Jim third. Time, l:55 ii.
A MILE IN 1874
LEXINGTON. ky. November lS.-At
the second day &C the races anoincr large
crowd was present. The weather was
pleasant and the track fast In the last
race q. Walbaum's colt Plutis covered a
tnne in 1.igi. Favorites won the second.
thirl and NTH races. while the first was
captured hy "A ~ TO ! outsider. Inc ne ico-
pie thought Renavon won the second race
but the Judges placed Colleen first
First race-sellng. seven iuIlongs-
Greenwich do7. Thorpe, ~ to u Won
Crevasse second. Contest third. Time
second race-slx furlongs-Colleen 0o9,
IeAsh. to - won. RenaNon second, Iocho
Tempo third. Time, 1854.
T'hirI raco-ffteen siXtcenths Of mile
The Commoner 81, Hudson, TO ~ won
Darevala second, Interior third. Time
Fourth race-nve furlongs-Free Advice
Oi5 Thorpe. 9 to u won, Doctor second
Sir Ioin third. Time. l:o2,,a. ,,,....- <,ne
Fifth race selling, one mile-PIutus uoo'
Hro.ke. evcn) won. Dominion second
Lewellyn third. Time, l;i2A.
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special Notice.

Your attendance IS specially requested
at the sale to-day al ! O'Clock L. NJ. %
the brick building no aoj west Grace
street.-the residence OF the late DIR.
Charles G.. Barney
FRANK u. HIfL & CO.,
AuctiOneor3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Mems Underwear.

we have lot Of mems shirts and
drawers odds anl egdg, that were $LtD
and S2oo we are closing ont l, $50, also
a small lot II ch!llrrn's vests at = cents.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
No. il9 east Broad street.
Phone ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

We have remaining only a few numbers
OF Famous Paintings. Sights and Scenes.
and Glimpses OF America. which we ara
offering at the small sum Of cents each.
Better avail yourself OF the last oppor-
tunity to secure these beautiful art works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
LIZ the HahY L. Cutfing Teeth.

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothlng-Syrup.
for children teethln9. II soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind-colic. and IL the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Ca,d,elt & Uunkcr Assign.

NEW YORK. November B.-Caldwell q
Bunker. brokers. NO le NV si0''' nav
assigned, without preferences.
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pariies hlNlng

Parties having money 10 lend can NM
short or longtime real estate notes. WIN
good rates OF interest. by applying To us.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

The Mayor yesterday approved q large
batch OF resolutions aad ordinances.
among which was the ordinance providing
fog the payment Of tbs employees Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

Send 10 Via & Steamans stuart va,
for one Of those nice little Fairy stones.
Prices ranging from 5oc. % =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

We will allow per cent. interest on
money deposited with US, either short or
long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

In order 10 avoid aii danger Of ruinine yoo1
health by dFtnkins Impure water. sdd ~ y -
drops q AnoossuRA humans - ssssy eA6e q
water you lgink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

We will invest money for parties having
money to lend Oh real estate or on good
cOllateras.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
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A Child Enjoys

a.. ,leasant flavor. gentle action, ana
sno,b,n@ u'o sefects OF Syrup OF Figs, when
nr o. motber be costive or bilious. the most
.,ss"Isvira =, results follow It's use; so that
/, - he hest family remedy known. ana
every family should have Dotue y"
hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

u more delicious In taste end aroma, sad. b
tho pfocess u 10 prepared. = rendered mort
nourishins snd more eAsily dissstsd than sny
other preparation Of COCOA % choooissa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

pr,ncInal sotourner; James nxton
Blanks. OF Petersburg, grand Hoy Aren
captain; II. Louis Ide. OF ki mona'
grand master. third VAIL lno" s,sr
ward Schwarz. OF Luray, grand n ,s,er
second vail; and Fred. Greenv&i. OF
Norfolk. grand master. first vail Sieorss
w. Dame. OF Danville, grand - plnin
Junius A. Cosby. OF Ricnmohug pnnu pp,nni
pursuvant; w. c. Wnkinson' hieh-
mond. tiler. 3. n.
1t Is probable that Mr.. George Poe;
chief clerk In the auditors > v.w OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railW =. WIZ
now holds the office OF grand XIV = VIII
be made grand high priest
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The Grand Commandery OF 3nights
Templar of virginia will meetHsn the
Temple tomorrow morning AT c'VSn
for the election Of officers. anu ,,oss se
purpose of winding up the years pN sihsss
The commandery Is now oiiicereei as loi,,
lows: f.. r. Downham, OF No II. gram
commander: J. Parke Corbin, or No; l.
deputy grand commander: Jonh .,r,o III taI 7,
ham Of No S. grand generaiisSiino, -.
H. Miller. OF No l. grand captain-general
George W. Dame, ID. D.. OF No, T" gram
prela!e; James n: Gansers, 81 9' wayt of
No. 3. grand junior warden; JosspnI wi,
Bidcood. OF No. u. grand treasurer; VII
liam y. Isaacs, OF No. y, granu IeCosur,, ICio., :
=. T. W9odhn, OF No; IL grfanNa N s'a's1ar1d srand
sword-bearer; b. r. Buchanan: OF No. y
grand warder: w. c. Wilkinson, or NO. -
grand captain Of the guard.
OTHER MASONIC NEWS.
The jolly members OF Acca Temple,
knights OF the Mystic Shrine, VIII meet
tomorrow night, when a nuinoer oi
weary, troubled wanderers will be CON
Quoted over the burning sands OF the
desert. The camels have all been groom
ed for the occasion, and the edict OF
POtentate George l.. Street, when i9r
even to him. calls upon all true Shriners
to report on time.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons OF virginia
Will meet next month. All Of the Rich
mond lodges have recommended some one
for the position Of district deputy grand
master and a majority Of them have en-
dOrsed Mr.. l.. Il. Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

ola papers for sale at The D'spa'
office. ...,.4..s ~..--~---~~
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JUNCTION. u. e.. November II
..-- CIRCULAR was issued at S:i5