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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
OUR CATHOLIC FRIENDS.
Arranging to Attend the Petersburg Cor
ner-StOne Laying-Brief Notes.


quite large crowd of Richmond people
will go TO Petersburg July LIST to partici-
pate in the ceremonies incident to the
laying Of the cornerstone of st. Joseph's,
the new Catholic church OF that city.
The sermon upon this occasion will be
delivered by Rev. Father Mccarthy, S. j.,
of Washington.
All the Catholic societies OF the city
are to attend. Colonel John Murphy. as
chief marshal, has appointed the follow
ing aides
Major y. V. Randolph, Captain An
drew Pizzini, James Il. McKenny, Joseph
w. Laube, John NJ Xeegan, Thomas
Wren, and John NJ. F'inegan.
The Richmond organizations will go
In the following order:
Ancient order OF IIibernlans, No. p
James j. Creamer, John Cullen.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians. No l.
Daniel Higgins, John X. Molloy, Phillip
O'Nel. James Grady.
Catholic Beneficial Society-John NJ.
Higgins. William Daffron. James Hayes,
Thomas Byrne +. J. Reilly.
McGill Catholic UniCNl-W. F. Reddy,
DR.. -. J. Coleman, A. j. Cavenaush. Will
liam Qugley, l.. j. Ryan, John Nokely.
Joseph Winter. Il. NJ. Catogni, Joseph
Il. Ferriter, Juan Pizzini, John +. Nor
rim.
st. Vincent De Paul Society,". II.
Witty, DR.. John Mahoney. Sergeant
James =. Jeter.
Catholic knights OF America, l6kW.
ii. Mccarthy. Michael Carmody.
st. Joseph Society-Joseph Ross. Charles
Uolzbach, Adam Schradt.
ST. Mary's Society-Joseph Bliley, Fritz
| Sitterding, Joseph ii. Hulcher
ST Benedict Society-Bennie Whitkamp
| John Amhrein.
St. Patricks Beneficial Society-Thomas
| ]. Sheehey, Thomas III. Davis. Joseph j.
| Copodonca.
Italian Soceties-Victor Donati.
| There will be a meeting on Thursday
| June 2sth, Of all the aides TO make fnal
| arrangements for the parade.
McGill Catholic Union will tomorrow
| night hold one of its most attractive
meetings. The entertainment will be FOL
the members and their lady friends, and
one Of the features Will be an address by
| Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin on the subject
What 1 Don't Know"
| a large band OF children will make their
| first holy communion this morning al
| q ClOCh at Idl0OllS
| church. High mass will be celebrated
and the music will be Of an unusually
| high order.
| The vesper hour at the Sacred Heart
church has been changed to o'clock.
| Father Herman Is still absent from th'
| city.
| Father Luckie. the Marist priest who Il
visiting relatives in this city, will preach
at st. Patrick's to-day at the late mass
Sunday school at st. Josephs and st
| Patrick's academies will be discontinued
| for the summer months after to-day.
| The Boys Sodality OF the Sacred Hear
will go to holy communion In body thi:
morning at the o'clock mass at III,
| Cathedral.
The Children Of Mary OF st. Patrick,
church. will go TO communion In a body
! this morning at the o'clock mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
MR.. JAMES woopHoUsE DEAD.
Tho Venerable and well-known Book
seller Expires Suddenly.

Mr. lanes woodhouse, one of the Oldest
and most widely-known booksellers and
stationers in Virginia, died suddenly yes
terday at the home OF his friend and for
mer partner, Mr.. Benjamin II. Parham,
No. cs3 north Eighth street.
For n man who Lad reached the adj
vanced age OF 80 years Mr.. Woodhouse
was I'm apparently good health, ana MS
death was a great surprise ana snocK 10
his friends and business acquaintances
Of many years standing. he was OUT
walking Friday afternoon. but complain
ed Yesterday morning OF severe pain
I'm the chest, and was found In a kneeling
nosture. he was soon relieved and went
i'm 10 his room about 10 o'clock. A Few
hours later, when some OF the FAMILY re-
turned to the house and went upstairs.
Mr. Woodhouse was again found kneeling
by his bedside. and an examination re-
vealed the fact that he was dead. Dr.
Taylor was sent for. and was OF the opin-
ion that death resulted from heart-disease.
Mr. Woodhouse was native OF Nor
folk. but had spent the greater portion or
bis long life here. He engaged in the
book business IN the former city when
quite a Young man, and removed TO Rich
rond in 1916 ms n member OF the firm OF
Nash & Wooih ou3e. This house was sue
ceeded by that OF James Woodhouse &
Co. and the latter by Woodhouse e. Par
ham. which continued for about thirty
years, and was located in the latter part
OF its history on The south side OF Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth.
This firm gave way to that of Wood
house, Bechwith &; Parham. and upon
the retirement from business about eight
years ago of the senior member, Messrs.
Beckwith ard Parham formed a co-part-
nership, which lasted for some time.
Since retiring from active business. Mr..
Woodhouse, though retaining Richmond
as his home. had divided his time be-
tween this city, Norfolk, and Washington,
in all three OF which places he had many
friends. He came from the last-named
city about two weeks ago. especially to
visit Mr.. Parham, between whom and
himself there had for so long existed
the strongest possible friendship. and his
last days could hardly have been spent
with anybody to whom his company at.
forded more real pleasure.
Mr.. Woodhouse was a most excellent
man, and true in all the relations OF life.
He was modest and Of gentle demeanor.
but answering in adherence to his con-
victlons Of what was right. In his long
business career he enjoyed the full conf
dence OF the community. His wife and
two children preceded him to the grave,
and are buried in Norfolk, to which
city his remains will be taken this morn
ing for interment. AS many of the resi-
dent booksellers as can do so will meet
at the house and accompany the remains
10 the depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
FROM ACROSS THE VlADUcT.
Personal and Other Items Cleaned ut
Barton Heights.

Barton Heights.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer is visiting Miss
Narcissa Barton.
Miss Mabel Glinn is spending some
time at Kenwood and Ashland.
MIR. w. s. Johns is home from a trip
South.
Miss sallie Hartman is visiting Miss
Hattie O'Bannon.
Miss Mabel Page is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. L. Smith.
Mrs. Julius Hobson has returf from
a visit TO Washington.
Mrs. r. Il. Johnson has reti med from
Caroline county.
Mrs. W. T. Ilutcheson and children
have returned from visit TO her mother.
MI. and Mrs. ii. l.. Lorraine returned
Tuesday from a trip to Old Point.
Mrs. r.. l.. Smith, who has been SICK
al her fathers. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Hancock has returned to
her home. 213 Miller avenue, after spend
ing a delightful visit 10 her son and
friends in Petersburg, Va.
Miss Jennie Cullen attended the Ran
dolph-Macon commencement In Ashland,
Wednesday night
Misses Matte Taylor and Mary Dab
ney left Sunday to visit relatives and
friends in Hanover.
Mrs Folkes il visiting her daughter.
Mrs John Il. Rose.
Mrs. J. II. Harvey II visiting In Farm
vile.
Mr.. II. C. wilkins and family are spend
ing a few weeks IT the Atlantic Hotel.
Norfolk, Va.
Mr. Barton IL making arrangements to
erect some thirty or more dwellings this
year in Brookland Park and Barton
Heights.
Mr., Josiah Ryland. Jr. has returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

from vlsit 10 MI WIG s&s~ oSos"ss ~
Miss Lixse MoseIey. who has been teach
ing At Mr.. A. O. Burton's. closed her
school Friday, and left for her home
IN sussex, saturday. On Friday night
she was rendered = reception by her
friends and pupils. II.
The Sunday schools OF Barton Heights
had a union picnic at Forest hiii PARK
On FRIDAY. and several hundred children
and adults enjoyed the pleasures OF the
day. -,
on Wednesday. Miss Ida 8. Amory was
married to Mr.. r. Z. Mcintosh. OF War
wick county. by Rev. }. b. Hutson, ID.
ID. The bride wore an elegant dress Oh
tan cloth with MORE trammings, ana car
tied a lovely bouquet OF brides roses.
After refreshments were served. Mr.: and
Mrs. Mcintosh left for their future nome
| in warwick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

10 pieces WHITE JAP. SILK, q inches
wide. az zoe. a yard Same quality as
Is pieces STRIPED WASH SILKS, all
we have or will have this season, at 2oc.
Same as sold at BIC.
10 pieces FIGURED CHINA SILKS AT
lse Same as sold, sold at z FIG Sna TsT AND
STRIPED CHINA SILKS at &c. same
as sold at 60 and 5Oc. Avn
is pieces BEST FIGURED INDIA AND
CHINA SILKS at ~. D., ana osc'' inde
sold az 75c. and 81 a yard. .,1
n pieces ALI~W0OL NAVY =. AND
BLACK STORM SERGE at 81, %; o.. Loc,.
and 81 yard Best value and lowest
p' Another he large purchase OF Elegant
Wash Goods from the .closing-out sale
OF Messrs. Drewry. Hughes GO;
go pieces INDIA LAWNS, GRIM LII
CHAiLIES. SERGES. AND DOTTED
FIGURED SWISSES at 8, Ga. and l,Se.
that sold formerly at l2.ac. a yaru. we
are headquarters for good values anu ~"
prices this season. u.Noco>fp,
STRIPED DIMITIES at i2i3c; mn,
rs pieces more FINE FRENCH PER-
Gales at l2lzc.-used so much Tor Shirt
l5o pieces PLAIN WHITE INDIA
LINEN at 5, Ga. s1-3. 10. ana Hlsc.,
worth double the money; ,s STRIPPED
MUSLINS at and &C., were and loc.-
q yard In the piece.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN STOCK
SOILED.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Our entire stock Of samples and ODDS tnat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
ASKTHECAMp'S VIEW
Inquiry As to What Our Veterans Yhink
Of Cares Grafton.
PRovoKES LIVELY DISCUSSION
Some Opposed to Making Any Reply ri
Ail--ls NJ Move for Political Capt.
tai s--rrivatc Letters, Too

There was n spirited discussion ut the
meeting Of Lee Camp Friday night. and
Although Il was determined not TO give
p report OF IL TO the public. enough has
leaked out to AFFORD pretty accurate
laea Of what occurred
4 A letter was laid before the camp from
b Chicago Grand Army post, the object
b which was TO evoke from the camp
I'm expression as To- whether that boiy
Endorsed the sentiments and utterapces
ts Rev. Robert c. Cave In the speech de-
everca here May s0th. at the unveiiing Of
lhe Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
monument. IL Is also understood that
Enclosed in the letter was an extract from
D northern newspaper denouncing Mr..
Caves address aud the remarks OF Gene
rai Rosser at the cavalry reunion on the
Both
PRIVATE LETTERS ALSO RECEIVED
The question OF what 20 do with the
letter arose. and In the discussion which
followed nearly every member OF the
ramp took part. and AZ developed thai
teveral businessmen In the city had re
ceived similar communications from per
eons at the North.
ono MEMBER stated tnat IN n ielttr ~
had received from q northern business
hrm he was asked IL he endorsed Mr.
Caves utteranccs. lie replied that h'
Gid endorse all that Mr.. Cave had said.
Some OF the veterans advocated send
ing a reply 10 the Chicago post staunt
that the camp approved OF every Wort
IN Mr.. Caves speech. Others took TIT
ground that the post was after makin'
political capital: that such a letter would
play into the hands OF those who sen
1he communication. and that the CAM
ehould not give them that satisfaction.
ACT NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.
Finally the subject was laid on the tabl
until the next regular meeting of TIT
camp. which win be Friday night.
7 Colonel H. Leslie Spence commands
of tho camp, when seen last night, salt
BE was not al liberty 10 discuss what oc
eurrcd at Friday nights meeting. IL
would neither permit the letter TO b
copied or say by what post 1t was sent
Other members were equally as retlcent
That the facts In the case arc as givei
pbovc none would deny, but further thai
fhis all were silent IT is known that IN
Bession was one OF the most animated IL
Ahe camps history. That there viii be
full attendance next Friday night, whei
notion Will DO taken In the matter. Their
o. no doubt. Every member OF the CAM
tyiil want 90 be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
THE PLAN DRAWN UP.
cnieers Also Agreed Upon for the women's
Monument Association.

onieers Also Agreed Upon for the women's
Monument Association.
AT the meeting OF the lIowitzer Battery
hnd the howitzer Association held last
TUESDAY evening 20 consider the move
baent started by the former organization
70 huild n monument to the women OF
The South. Captain y. Jeter Bosher and
Captain J. A. Hutcheson were designated
70 name committee 90 report plan
or organization 60 an adjourned meeting.
These gentlemen constituted the commit,
act, as follows: Messrs. w. III. Mccarthy,
y. a. Jones. and j. II. Lambert, from
NE association, and Messrs. w. 5. Wood
bon ana Withers Miller from the battery.
Yesterday at noon the committee met.
Pho drew up a plan OF organization and
dominated officers, ana their report Will
% submitted TO a meeting OF the two or
carnations 10 be held In the Chamber OF
commerce assembly-room at $50 o'clock
soesaay evening next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES.
The circumstances Of the case demand

The circumstances of the case demand
a reduction In prices.
The Fourth OF July is near at hand.
and Summer Goods must be closed.
Koechllns French Organizes, the hand
soonest made, reduced from 81 lie. TO &c.
Lovely Blue and Pink Striped Muslin.
for Dresses, reduced from S9c. to SOc.
Myrtle, Navy, and Seal Brown Solid
Lawns for &c.
Deep Blue and Buff 6l-4c. Lawns for
3l-2c.
Golden Rod and Sunrise Figured SC.
Lawns for &c.
1oc. Figured Mulls and Batiste for l-3c.
10c. Glnghams for &c.
121-2c. Glnghams for S1-3c.
Csc. Ginghams, a few patterns. for l5c.
Lovely Scotch Zephyr Crinkles reduced
from 3Qc. 20 2oc.
so and 3ec. Figured China SILK for 25c.
All Black Figured silks reduced from
| 75c. 20 sic.
Lovely AI.silk 75c. Figured China Silks.
6Cc.
| Our Black China SILK at 80 and 75c. are
| among the best on the market for the
| price.
| Leaksville Knitting Cotton g. 4. and
| strands the paper wrapper torn on. at
| 1870 pound; worth &c. the world over and
hard TO get at that.
| sOc. Cassimeres reduced to Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

Ing officers for the ensuing term: Com
mandcr. w. II. Tyre: vicc-Commander,
w. X. Dean: Assistant Commander. j. w.
Gentry; Guide. r. s. Taiiey; Prelatc. John
8. Morrfss; Guardian, A. s. Scott Benti-
mel w. y. Meredith, The secretary,
treasurer. and collector hold over.
This lodge has been on a boom for the
past elk months. having grown from ics
to l&. y net increase OF twenty In six
months
Richmond Lodge. No 10. OF the
same order on Friday night elected the
following officers for the term: John NJ.
richardson, commander; q. w. Dance,
vicc-commandcr; J. IL. Gillian. assistant
commander; z. w. Minor. prelate: o. w.
ban. guide; A. J. Hundley guardian; A.
u. Jenkins. sentinel. There IL a steady
Increase In the membership OF this lodge.
some OF the most energetic members OF
the order being on the roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
uc Was nm Expert Swimmer,

While a large number OF young men
were enjoying a good swim at the bath
house near the end OF Mayo's Island yes
terday afternoon they we're astonished
by a most wonderful aquatic exhibition
given by a one-legged man. The per-
son. who so suddenly came into what
must have appeared TO him a lot OF
novces. was W. III. Drydan. of Baltimore.
an expert swimmer, who recently came
here to live. His skill in the water is
something marvellous. When tired of pro-
polling himself by strokes with his hands
or foot, he would lie almost fiat upon the
surface OF the water, with his hands and
limbs stretched out, as If asleep. Then,
again. he would fold his arms across his
chest and float like "a corpse. All others
got out OF the pool to watch Mr.. Drydan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
The Meetiuc postponed.

The Immigration Committee from th'
Virginia State Agricultural and Mechani
cal Society held n meeting in the Office OF
the society yesterday morning at J.
O'Clock. Those present were Messrs
Grant, Waddey. Watkins, Rose, and Lor
raine. President Wood was absent or
account of attending an immigration
meeting in New York. and at the sug
gestion of Mr.. Waddey. the meeting ad
journed 90 next Saturday, the S0th In
slant. when Mr.. Wood can be present
and make statement as TO the worl
done at the meeting In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

You'll feel sorry II you miss tnat
HENRIETTA BARGAIN-b inches
wide, best Black, only syc.
LADIES' LAWN WRAPPERS. oeauti-
fully made. worth I5c.; our price THIS
f'AuSDERED PERcALE SHIRT
WAISTS. exceptionally cheap at l5c.;
this weeks price 5oc.
LADIES' DROP-STITCH TAN HOS
IERY, every pair worth Ssc. exact
matches to ell tan shoes). our price sc.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
LADIES FAST BLACK brilliant
Isle HOSE 5Oc. values, n i-1c.
The great Saxon dyer's fame Is world
wide. Every on. KNOWS OF Louis
Hermsdorf. We are In close connec-
ton with this world-famed Saxon Dye
Works. We've sold ZOO dozen treir
celebrated 5Si LADIES' FAST BLACK
HOSIERY this year.
Having studied the matter. we know
the demands or the Richmond ladies'
Self explanatory: Ask for HERhS-
DORIS bS4 FAST BLACK HOSIERY
FOR LADIES at &c. pair.
For hotels or family u3e-FULL SIZE
DOUBLE BED SHEETS tbleached).
ready for use. warranted good as Utica,
only 50c. each.
GREAT SALE OF WASH DRESS
GOODS.
To make your purchases OF tomorrow
more interesting, We ofTer you a speciaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
These Prices Will Prove.
"a, css.,ucres reduced TO soc.

75c. Cassiu1cres reduced to soc.
A few Pants Patterns TO be sacrificed
$3.50, 81, and IS Pants Patterns reduced
TO H9s.
S. si50 and 81 Pants Patterns reduced
TO 1913.
6plendid values In Black and Navy Blue
Storm Serge and Smooth Serge. all wool,
at 9c.
Big reductions In nice Dress Patterns.
See them.
Pink, Lilac, and Navy Atwood Alba
tross at l9c. The cheapest Dress GOODS
on sale IN Richmond to-day-ths best
value for the price.
BIC. Lonsdale Cambria for loc.
New Bedford Cambria for &c.
pieces All-Black Checked Organdy, re-
duced from IL lie. to lOc.
Yard wide Unbleached Cotton. DC.
The best 1914 Linen sheetins for u ever
displayed on our counters.
Blue and White Striped and Pink ana
White Striped Linen Ia novelty. Tor
Shirt Waists, Blouses and Boys ana
Gents Suits. at S9c.
piece full yard wide Solid Navy Blue
Linen, for Dresses and for Boys Suits'
at &C.
our I2l-2c. Percales attract deservedly
the attention as well on account OF quail
ity as the beauty of designs.
Just received a fresh supply Of 81
French Organizes. 40, so. 7Sc.. 81.
Four-in-Hand Wash scarfs. reduced
from &c TO igc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Colonel Bob and His Knife.

During the progress OF the Christmar
case In the Law and Equity Court. Col
onei Robert Northen. Of Pickett Camp
one OF the jurors. used his pocket-knif'
TO very artistic advantage He carved
number OF designs upon walking Suck
which he afterward presentedto Deputy
Clerk Luther Libby. as a souvenir Of
tiAs lengthy trial. Embodied In the worl
Is a figure OF Judge Witt. a head OF l.
o. Wendenburg. the head of the cele
brated red Irish setter Jumbo. and true
representation OF the drawbridge over th'
dock, near Twenty-eighth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
shnntIne Case Continued.

In the Police Court yesterday the case
OF Salle Gaines, charged with shooting
Fannie Parker. an account or which
ARRAY appeared In yesterday morning 5
Dispatch, was called, and continued until
the 9th instant. Sallie was also up for
carrying concealed weapons.
Patrick Condray Frank Ralph, John
Reed, William Corners, and George VII
son. who were on hand as suspicious cha
racters denied being members of Coxey S
army. and were directed to leave the
city at once.
w. o. Burton was fined $40 for fast
driving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
A German nj the Windsor.

windsor last Tuesday evening by Mr.
Robert Clayton. Among the young ladies
and gentlemen present were Misses Ely
Martin, Kate Fitzwilson. Pearl Kelley
l.. Williams. Scott. Nj. Williams. g.
Heuseman. 8 Williams. Munford S. Poin
dexter, Taylor. and l.. Puryear; Messrs
w. H. Myers, George w. Prince. q. A.
Adderton. w 4. Taylor ID. J. Martin,
l.. Martin. w. Turner. l.. jenkins. T.
Thomas, II. n. Carpenter. w. p. Mcclure
X. Goodman. L. Jones. and Robert Clay
tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
FRS. Entry for the Exposition.

Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson yesterday made
the first entry for an exhibit at the big
exposition to be held here next October
being two water-color paintings for the
art department.
Many Inquiries are being made by those
contemplating making exhibits and also
from manufacturers and others relative
to space to show their wares. The indi-
cations are that the exhibit this fall
will be one Of the largest made In vir-
ginia since the exposition OF lsSs
The secretary says his correspondence
Is now very heavy. and that letters are
being received daily from all sections OF
the State and adjoining States. askins
for prsmium-lists. race-programmes. apd
other information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
JUNE WEDDINGS BEING CELEBRATED.
mcCook-FrankIin; Freeman Rozycki; and
Lawrence-P atmOn.


Mr.. Thomas McCook and Miss Rosa
Belle Franklin were united In marriage
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock, at the
residence Of the bride by Rev. j. s. Dill
Miss Lila Franklin acted as maid OF
honor, and Mr.. II. l.. Schilling as best
man. The bride was attired In n hand
some travelling suit. and carried bou-
quet Of brides Uoses. The couple left Tor
an extended northern tour, after the cere-
m0ny.
A pretty home wedding occurred Tues
day evening at the residence OF MT
Rozycki. No. 20i north Twenty-ilrst street,
when Mr. George Freeman and Miss Lula
Rozyck were married. The bride was
becomingly attired in cream silk gown,
and carried a bouquet Of brides roses.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
James A. Lawrence and Miss Julia Ella
Patmon. The ceremony will be performed
at Cavalry Baptist church next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
THIS Is ST. JOHN'S-DAY.
1t Will Be Generally Observed by the
Masonic Lodges.

1t Will Be Generally Observed by the
Masonic Lodges.
Most of the Masonic lodges will cele-
brate St John's-Day either to-day or
Monday. Richmond Lodge. No 10. will
breakfast at the Temple at $50 this morn
ing and afterwards attend divine service
at Grace Episcopal church. where the
sermon will be preached by the chaplain.
Rev. Landon II. Mason.
Joppa Lodge. No. 40, and Metropolitan
Lodge. No. IL. will breakfast together
at the Temple Monday morning.
Temple Lodge, No. 8. will celebrate the
anniversary Monday evening at $50.
Brief and appropriate exercises will be
held in the commandery-room Of the
Temple.
ST. Johns Lodge will celebrate the fes-
tival Monday night at the Temple also.
and Henrico Union Lodge viii meet for
the same purpose on the same night at
Masonic Hall, on Twenty-ifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

Richmond: Il. NJ. Gwathmey and wife
10 Frank l., Montague. IS IL feet on
south side Clay street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, $3.50.
Sarah +. Hardy TO Elizabeth r.. Good
win, Gertrude A. Barnes. Mary c. Hardy,
Elenora V. Higgason. and Lawson e.
Hardy. 100 feet on north side Cary street
corner Short. $500
Frank l.. Montague and wife to II. NJ.
Gwathmey. 20 10 feet on east side Ele-
venth street between Clay and Leigh,
subject 70 deed of trust of $1,000 $500.
Clarence Peyton and wife TO John L.
Mines, Is IL feet on south side Boyd
street near Norton. subject TO deed OF
trust of 500, $500