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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
LOCAL. liIsEvITIES.
Minor Mention OF various Matters or
IntcrcSf.


The Norfolk Presbytery will meet in
Portsmouth Tomorrow
Mrs. Rogers. OF Chica go, is visiting
Miss Norma Capps on Wood street
ASK your druggist for the kindergar-
ten novelty-"the House that Jack
Built"
Mrs Walter f. busch and her sis.
ter, Miss Amiss. have returned from
Washington.
News has been received here of the
death Of DR.. Dudley, in Texas He was
formerly Of Norfolk
Marie Wainwright will be at the Acad-
emy on Friday and Saturday next, ap-
pearing in DIR Ba.graff."
a. Harris, colored, was slightly hurt
at Pinner's Point yesterday by getting
caught between some tirnbers.
Hon. j. e. Booker editor and proprie-
tor OF the Suffolk Herald, paid The Vir-
slnlan a pleasant visit yesterday.
a horse attached to n Troy Steam
Laundry wagon ran off on Main stree,
yesterday. No damage was done
There Will be meeting OF the Third
Ward Protective League at Samaritan
Hall, St. Paul street, Tuesday u, 7:s0 p.
Visitors at the Cotton Exchange yes
terday were Mr.. j. w. Gummey, Of Phil
adelphia; Mr.. f. ~. Soper, Of Dallas
Tex.
President w. Z. Guerin. OF the Col
umous, SanduSky and Hooking railroad
ms family and party, are here in his
private car
The Corbett- -T'ltZsimmons fight on ST
Patrick s Day will be given by rounds
At kelly's saloon 2O1 church street
opposite the old Opera House. An ad-
vertisement elsewhere announces.
Mrs. j y. Chllmers and Miss Chal-
mers, Of Smithtield, are in the city, hav-
ing been summoned to the bedside OF
Miss Lulie NJ Jordan who Is criticallv
III a! her home No los Charlotte st;ect,
The remains of Mr.. Wesley Blogg ar
rived here yesterday morning from Bal.
timore, and were Inferred in lGlmwood
cemetery. Rev. W. II. Edwards. Of Cen
tenary Methodist church, officiating M
the grave.
The last Of the splendid vitascope ex.
hibitions was given at the y. NJ c. a
last evening to an enthusiastic audi
ence. Those who missed the vitascope
have much to regret. Those who saw
1t are TO be congratulated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
NOTHING HEARD FROM CoEUsIgu.
Ahc Hfg Cruiser ana Her ConsorL the
Puritan StlII ont I

The disabled United States monitor
furitan and her convoy, the triple
screw cruiser Columbia, which were
expected In the Capcs yesterday after
noon, nave not been sighted by the
observer up to tonight The weather
IS quite rough down the coast, and
while no serious fears are felt for tho
Shtety OF the two vessels some anxiety
mas naturally been accustomed by the
unexpected delay. The Columbia could
make 10 knots easily, even with the un-
Wieldy monitor in tow. and the ONLY
reason mat can be assigned for her de.
nave anchored down the coast because
or the weather. In which event they will
arrive to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
United W0rkIncn.

Marine Lodge, No. a. Ancient Order
or United Workmcn, has been organized
with the following officers: NJ. j. w.
W hlte past master workman; j. r..
Sinith, master Workman; ~. NJ Chan
nell! foreman: Fred Walters. oversccr;
r. i. Nash, Recorder; l.. w. Walcott,
tinancier; H. c. Snlilhers, receiver: mo
Cooper, guide; G. w. S. Davis, inside
worthy; G. ]. Drake, outside worthy:
w. +. Ashburnc. a. W. Wateriield and
y. Fl. Knight. trustees; NJ. J. w. White,
10 grand lodge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
The (lliilireu:s Rally.

About 800 boys and girls were present
yesterday morning at the old Baptist
church, on Cumberland street. Rev. DR..
Lacy delivered an interesting address
on Keeping the Heart" and Rev. Mr..
Hatcher spoke on Three Things to
AVoid-Drt, Debt and the Devil" Scve-
raj OF the boys spoke The interest in
these meetings Increases and Mr.. Hatch
er is meeting with much encourage
ment and assistance in his efforts to
continue them. Each child yesterday
received present,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Expert burglars dynamited the safe /,

Expert burglars dynamited the safe in
the postotfice At Cambria, Montgomery
county, last night. small amount OF
money and about 500 in stamps. and
over $4,000 in notes and bonds belonging
10 private parties were s!oen There Is
no clue TO the robbers.
Captain A. c. Attkisson, Common
Wealth's Attorney OF Manchester, IS a
very sick man, and his friends are very
uneasy about him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Dr. W.,nrton IIo,,orc,,.

nev M. S. Wharton. D. D., Of Nor
ioik' has been appointed one or the
lecturers at the ''Chantaunuu OF the
Mountains" which has !}ccn moved
rom Goshen to Waynesb1ro, Va The
n'eeehEs VIII be held from July Is to
August 81. ana some of rhn most al
tlnguished men In The country vii, toi,o
part DIR. Wharton's subject viii be
Martin Luther" and he will sDea),
about August Is.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Detective Hall ri " n. e. a

specially interesting service will be
held at the association hall this after
noon at O'Clock. Mr. Todd I3. Hall,
the well-known Baltimore detective
has been secured to speak TO men at
that service, and the earnestness of his
words Is never without its. effect upon
the men to whom he speaks. All men
are invited. The music will include a
solo by Mr.. W. T. Moore. The orchestra
will be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
VIII Sin. ut Epyyorth,

Miss Elizabeth a. Taylor Norfolk's s
charming soprano, will begin her duties
as solo soprano OF E.pworth church TO-
DAY Miss Taylor vii! sing a solo at
the evening service. Epworth is to be
congratulated upon this valuable ac-
QuiSition to the churchs choir.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Second snstnlI,ssent

a second instalment Of headstones
mas been received by the Norfolk Me-
mortal association from the Quarter
master-General Of the United States
army. They have been placed tempo
rarlly in West Point cemetery, to be
put at the heads OF graves OF union vet
Grams.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
All Experience Meeting.

The Kings Daughters Of Disicples'
church VIII hold an experience meeting,
telling how thew increased their dimes
In original poetry. The public cor
daily invited Time, $50 o'clock. Place,
lecture-room, Monday 18TH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
:PRICE Two CENTS. 8

san francisco coin behind Corbett 10
Keep the odds whore they are. ten 10
seven. with Fitzsimmons at the short
end. t' - -
Excursion ra tes from the Pacific co,s,
were etlectlve to-day, and trains are
headed Tor Carson from all points In the
West. Ticket sales are light in Carson.
Put y g>hd demand IS reported from the
West -, -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
II. u. y. u. SoctnI.

For the Baptist Young Peoples Union
social meeting at Freemason Street Bap-
list church on Monday evening n pleas
ing programme has been arranged An
address viii he delivered by Rev Mr..
Shenk, of the Lutheran church All nrn
welcome
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Here il II New Thing

The Hong Kong Tea company will
open Tomorrow M III Church street. be-
Tween Cove and Main a tea store, where
diamonds, watches and other yalua able
prizes VIII be given buyers of tea. Fun
particulars will be found elsewhere In
The Nirginian to-day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

which is devoted to signatures, and IS
wholly in Spanish.
Ihe Secretary has given no intima-
ton or what his action will be and until:
the petition is duly translated he will
not determine what disposition 10 make
OF II. IT IS strongly intimated, how
ever. that Mrs. Ruiz cannot RELY upon
speedy relief from Spanish sources
through pressure eXertad by news
papers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Rrcss Goods !sr,eclals. ~;

w. oielSt- hAta WitaNS AeaAAS3 S14SShE StkaSs
ing. 81 ssS IS; 3sssals saf
l2lac. new suitings IN all the new can.
bincs. white and back, byoWn5s Is
green, checks. Also, plain and Sfaiaey.ss
25c. all wool suitings, new styles SIlai End
colorings sc TO 40 inches. 81 3 tsS
25c. each-Modernw wonder towel .S24I4Ss
inches German 4danlask; ;s$5t led Is ingas
ASK for them first .$S ,as
Fine turkey red damask,. i sc,sS 4 $50 sSSsss
the yard. # I s
Wide bleached dana SIX, 1Gc !, 25c,, sssss
45c., 5Jc. he ya:d. Big yalu
New brocadeE ribbons a10c..; 81 SC, ,Sy arEsHl
II 0 S ] E r Yi SPECIAL Sssss9I
mems. and cllildren's hesf cry SCI 10 sess
l21ac. are the best vaiu ss6 ev
Norfolk. ,$as8 ,$fs3
New ePlbro!d deries. 81 sa ass
&c, 7c., Sc, I, 10c., ] is css5f he
Livery price g bas 81.
.$i. & & s,y. 8 { B 81
After oil III,
"NeWes I
tlon Of Srs
selves. ss AZ
8 sss||S S'Ssss| $|;S |2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

A Boys Best Friend is The Hub. That
Is a positive fact. Children's suits
worth from $500 TO 81 90 on sale Monday
only at $lS5. Sizes to Is years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

DR.. Week, eye expert. Is located per.
manent'y. Examinations free. +. Fl
Gale. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

"Mazapura" Ceylon-1ndia tea, double
strength, finest aroma. delicate flavor.
absolutely pure. Il. n and l pound
per pound. All leading grocere.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SUNDAY MARCn "a ls97

don for more than q. normal garrison,
the soldiers therefore, to all appear
ances. will have to camp In the parks.
which will be n novel sight for the Cock
news Es5=1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

BE on hand tomorrow early at The
Hub. $3.50. $500, $3.50 and $500 childs'
suits at $1.S5. Only one sale. tomorrow
GMonday>. Size 4 to Is years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

buckingham I.ithia Water, clear and
sparkling. 20 bottles, sl.00. 614 Church
street "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

Don't fail TO read the Clairvoyant':
advertisement on page second to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Special Sale This Week, Wricnt,s. a7o
Mnfn street

Sc. Yard. lot fine checked and strin-
ed dlmities, worth 10 and 12Iac.
1oc. Yard. | lot extra fine dimities and
plaid muslins, worth 12hc.
SC. Yard. l lot embroideries Irish
point, worth 10 and 12Hc
1Gc. Yard. The choice OF any OF orr
new line OF printed organdies and
dlmities, lovely styles, worth 12hc.
2oc. Yard. lot Turkey red table dam
ask, worth 3Sc.
SSc. Yard. ! lot cream linen table dam
ask, worth h0c
o9c. Yard lot G4-inch silver blea ched
German linen table damasls. worth
75c =,
1sc lot large shopping bags, worth
4Oc.
29c. ! lot large shopping bags, worth
25c. ] lot ladies combination pocket
book and card cases, worth 4Oc
49c. lot ladies' very fine combina ton
pocketbook and card cases, worth
75c :
$3.9S A Pair. lot chenille portiers, lovely
line. worth $500.
S1.60 a Pair. l lot Nottingham lace cur
tainS worth $3.50.
81 90 A Pair. lot extra chenille portieres
yards wide and 3M yards long,
worth $12.00.
79c. Each. lot ladies' gossamers, were
sl.25, $1.50 and $500.
$40 Main ST., (new number).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

It pays to consult O Clairvoyant. See
Prof. Pasco's advertisement. page Bec-
ond, to-day, iss 81 3Ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14

An old adag-"A Boys Best Friend Is
The Hub" Come in tomorrow and sea
the boys suits we have on sale. They
are worth and sold from S2.O6 to $500,
but Tomorrow they must all go at Sl.S5.
THE HUB. 374 Main street. g
Size 4 to Is years. St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
W ants GroYs#

~ theyl are supplied. Lave ycsS SYssss
viig.nian,sS van. column !? re 5pfeE Esaanstdl:
haws Vel! tonnd ma, o9t that II they van
nave to 10 20 let thousands ds ~ EEpWSoRi
thelr need is to send 80 words AMI 25S SGef5fSs
10 me ,,vlrginian; and tho thing cdmgsst1f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-14
Business Comes

TO those who really want ana .s,- ~ !.
~ n, .he right way. The advertiser Who usks
bus,n ior nus:neSs US: through The Virginian gets
~ Mmss;;, why. the shrewdcst merchants
ctnnsi1t ct,neht about their advertis ng-they want
Th'I!ion Thev Hnnw and tS they know where to get it.
much If you get ten times as many shots
a. ~ .ne game The experienced hunter
f,rs;. mGSts no no shot shot aiming his gun where the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09

Elmwood Union, will be held.in Grace Church
Chapel. Monoay, January II, at 7:@5; Miss u.
P Nichols, State secretary, and Miss ID. X.
Knox. State superintendent, L.. IT. Ia work,
speakers: subject. Echoes From the National
st. Louis, Convention, OF particular interest,"
to young people. Endeayorers specially IN
vited.
Bell Street Chapel-seats free; service at B;
discourse IN the special series upon the Bible
as literature by Crawford IL. Toy, LII d.
professor of Hebrew In Harvard University;
topic, The Prophetic Hope; ). s., ~
Champlin Hall-Champlin building, opposite
Round. Top Church. weybosset street; sun
day, at 8, subject, Purity, by Professor Carl A
Jacques. All invited.
Bethany Gospel Missior-20 South Main
street; services ut and 7:l5; speaking py
| Joel Bassett. evangelist
| Mission OF the Coming King-s27 Broad street
pxsysr at l0;45 speaking at 2'45 by Mrs. A.
| E Curtis conference at 7:45.
First Church of Christ (scientist) = 25O
| Bowen street; services at Oi5
New Jerusalem Church-Trinity square;
| moriong, 10 :45, preaching by Rev. Thomas .
| Harris; subject, Heaven and the Way 20 III D
s., ~; chapel service at T.
Advent Christian Hammond stree preach
ing by the pastor at lO45; >. =, i2io; ser
vice, z.
Hebrew Mission--450 North Main street; j.
NJ. Goldberg spaaks TO Jews of Nazareth aS
their Messiah at g.
Theosophical Soc iety, 200 Weybosset street
Public meeting at ;30 address by Mr. A H.
Briggs, subject, From Death TO Life; Lotus
circle for children at g.
Randall Square Gospel Mission-57 Chalk
store avenue; breakfast service, led by
Brother Hinckley, $50: s. s., 3, Miss Nora B
Cushing, superintendent; Lords supper a
8:45. 10 which all Christians are cordially IN
vi,ed: grand revival at 7:3e led by evangelis
James b. .Taudivn and others.s All are In
vitcd.
Y.M.C. A. Building-4:30, mems meeting
address by Rev. X. b. Parker, singing by bo.
; choir of st. James Church; 4 AS, boys meet
| ing: gospel service for all this (saturd ay
evening at g.
l Union Gospel Mission-22 Lonsdsle street
4; one street south of Haymarket street; ope
, air meeting at 8 80, conducted by, the Gospt
Union Workers; at 3:45 sermon by Rev. ). /
: | HARRIS OF Lynn, Mass, late psstor OF IN
| Union Baptist Church OF Lynn, Mass. at ~
l
u University good singing in attendance. In
public are most cordially invited to be pre-
q ent.
Belknap District Chapel-Johnston; 8. ;
9; preaching, 3.
> wayland Chapel-South ANGEL street an
= Wayland avenue; s. $. B. evening 75
preaching by Rev. Charles II. Day OF Brow
l. University.
poor Of Hopc Mission-43 Cranston stree
D preaching at by. DIR. Garfield; song and test
monv meeting at z: 80.
Reorganized Church-of Jesus Christ.of l..
Scr Westminster street; social meeting
?; lo:45; &. s., l2:3O; Y. p. A., 2; preaching
n 7:3O by Elder Gorge W. Robley.
French Mission-In Stewart Street Bapti
Church, corner Pond street; preaching at
y, d. m. by Pastor Ramette.
o. Gate of Heaven Mission-i50 North Ma
street; speaking at 7:30 by Brother l.. l.. 4
ht len: good singing in attendance. All are W
CO come.
Providence Church of Christ tScientist)-
~ Hudson street. service at IL 80.
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C.tarrh and Cold. Relieved in 10 to
Authorized by Scripture.

Mrs. Burliueame-C Cheney delivered an
address yesterday afternoon at the
Elisha Dyer Vinton Home before an au-
dience of the W. Z. L. U. members.
Her topic was woman suffrage and she
referred tojGenesis l-27, and Galatians
3-2S.
$50 God created man In his own image
In the image OF God, created he him
male and female created he them," and
"Tbere il neither Jew nor Greek, there
Is neither bond nor free. there is neither
male nor female; for ye are all one In
Christ Jesus"
Tbe speaker interpreted these passage,
| to mean that the Creator had INTENDED
| that man and women should cooperate
| OH equal terms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09
MUNYON'S
Improved Homeopathic
REMEDIES
FOR CHILDREN

With them In the house there Is no doctor .n
10 hunt or wait for when DELAYS Ahs
DANGEROUS. Munyon's Guide 70 uv"WWuu vWu
will tell YOU what 10 use ana now 10 "a ~
DOLLARS IN DOCTORS FEES. sickness in
often comes suddenly, and every Wo,n"I ,WroDkniel
should be prepared by having Nun iON
REMEDIES where she can get them qulckip;
Tney are absolutely harmless and 80 lapeiSo
there CAN BE NO MISTAKE. O.
Munyon's Collie and crying bapy Suio
cures bilious colic, painters conc, conc M
childr en-, and gripping pains OF every uesJ,lip ,lpp
ton, promptly relieves hysterla sieeplcss
ness, PAIN from teething, and qulets crying
babies. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Sore Throat Cure effects prolnps
cure in diphtberia and every form OF soro
throat. Price, 25 cents -, ,,.,,,
Munyon's 4 Fever Cure will break any FORM
| OF fever It should be administered as soo'
| as the fever appears. Price - cents.
| MUNYON'S Worm Cure causes the prompt re,
/ moval Of all kinds of worms, pin worms ahhi
worms. intestinal worms and tape worms
Price 25 cents. -.
| Munyon's Whooping Cough Cure IS thor-
| oughly reliable. 1t relieves at once ana cures
| promptly. ,.., ,,.rol.
| MUNYON'S Group Cure positively cohtroi'
| all forms Of Group. Price 20 cents. 4,
| A separate cure for each disease. Az VI
| druggists, mostly % cents vial. go.
| Personal letters 20 Prof. Munyon, loOo Arci
| street Philadelphia, Pa. answered WIN ire'
| medical advice for any disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09

Tied MEN-At the meeting OF
" Tahoma Tribe last evening Deputy
Great Sachem william X. Brown,
installed the chief-elect and the warriors
and chiefs agrees were conferred upon
one candidate. There will be work In the
adoption degree at the nxet meeting.
Lest tuesday evening District Deputy
Great Sachem Charles w. Mercier installed
the ofiicers-elect OF King Philip Tribe ana
then visited Mcshassuck Tribe and per-
formed the same ceremonies. The otacers
gre as follows: Sachem, John :. San
born; senior sycamore, John j. Ford
Junior sycamore, George w. Richards;
urophet, Il. Il. Allen: chief of records,
Thomas Hayes; collector of wampum'
Robert q. Henderson; keeper OF wamprm'
S. W. woodcock: guard OF wlgwsm'
Frank wbippls; guard OF forest, >. Max
well; trustee for three years, Ihoms'
Hayes; first sannap, n. l.. Jenks; secone
ssnnap. G. Il. Peck; nrst warrior, Georg'
| Coffin; second, 5. 4. Hornoy, thiro, u
| f.. Scott: fourth, &. L. jerks, +. 81; mrs
| brave, W. X. Sheldon; second. Edwar'
Riley; third, James Clark, Jr.; fourth I
| s. Ballou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09

N yAVAL. VETERANS. At the meeting
M Of Farragut Association, Commo-
dore Groves in command, the
election of delegates TO the convention
in Buffalo was passed TO the meeting on
January l6. The commodore will then
appoint bis petty ciiicers.
Diyision Chief William III. Place, ac-
companied by Surgeon Loreno TIaver,
Paymastec Il. A. Dustin, Captain joseph
Chase and Lieutenant Joseph Clifford OF
Bristol went 10 New Bedford thursday
and installed the officers of the Cumeer-
land Association Of Naval Veterans.
The mess clotn wes spread in fine style
after tho installation and tsc Jolly tars
enjoyed themselves far into the night and
returned home Friday morning.
The Ladies cf tho Naval Veterans Asso-
citation installed their officers Saturday
night. The installation services were
performed by Mrs. Ellon lraver, the re-
firing commander Miss Ford was elected
commander. Sarah Hanson, retiring
Ellen E. T.. T-aver, paymaster. Mrs
Trtver was presented with nn elegan
anchor pin set in blue sapphire.
lho next General Orders from the Ad
mirsI VIII probably have something def
rite to say about holding the convention
ia Buhalo.
Chaplain Frauo's who has been lsid u
with tte rhoumstism is on deck again.
Tho Bos'n was ordered to pipc down q
| 4 Holls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09

IONS OF TEMPERAHCE-A large
number Of members of Proviience
Division, No. 2, assem- moled In tneir
new hall in old Normal School BUILDING,
Westminster street, Monday evening last.
After an unusually large amount OF
business had been transacted and a good
social time, the following newly elected
officers were installed ty Deputy Grand
Worthy Patriarch Peck, assisted oy
Brother John McEiroy, as grand condue-
tor: Worthy patriarch, Mrs. Mary Potter;
worthy associate, james l.. Bicknell;
worthy scrite, Brother linknnm; worthy
financial scribe, Brother Potter; worthy
treasurer. Brother Packard; worthy
chaplain, sister Brownell; worthy con-
ductor. Sister Packard; worthy assistant
conductor, Sister Munrce; worthy inside
sentinel, Sister Baker; worthy outsiSe
septinei, Sister Ormsbee. This division
meets the frst.and third Monday evenings
of each month, and is ons of the Oldest
in the sta'e, among Its members are such
men as ohn 5. Munro and oth,r promi'
nent workers in the temperance cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-09

RIDER OF ALFREDIANS. Brigsde,
No. g., met in Freedom Hali, south
~ Providence on Friday evening.
Hon. Commander James J. Gill In the
chtir. There was large attendance OF the
comrades, also vi.itors from Biigade.
No. 1, 2. and s. The Hon. Commander
extended hearty welcome to the SUI
preme officers present. TIE ceremony OF
installation then took place. Deputy
Protector +. Milce aud Hon. Chancellor
n. Norton officiating. the following com
rsdes were placed in the respective officers
to which they had been elected, viz:
Hon. commander, Il. Tranter; vice COM
| mander. William A. Pallen; treasurer,
William +. Smith; chaplain, Benjamin
BUCKLEY, recorder, John b. GoUowin;
scri be, Walter X. Leacy; guide, Arthur
FELTON,: inside sentinel, Walter Waltch !;
outside sentinel Thomas Clements. AT
the conclusion Of the ceremony, Rt. Hon.
Protector Nichols thanked the retiring
| Officers for the efficient manner in winch
they had dicharge their respective duties
during the past term. The reports Of the
treasurer and scribe were next read
(showing a cash balance of s50O.) cad
vote received and placet 90 hie and
thanks Of brigade was ex ended by unanl'
NOUS vcte 10 ttese officers. Hon. Com
mander E. 1ranter nppoi1ted Z. Z. l. li'
Hall ns mis- counsellor for the present
term. A badge for the l'st past com
mandcr(J. J. GID was voted for and
committee appointed To procure the same
The meeting was then closed wiihou
form and Immediately resolved tssll
into n social.
Brigade No. met in Mystio Cnain hall
olpeyville, on Tuesday cyeni ng, Hon. Com
mander C1srlei n. Oates pres iiins
There was n GOOD attendance OF comrades
Tne nomination Of officers fcr tho eu
suiua term wss tnen proceeded with, ar
comrades were selectso ana will be ,laoto
, at the next meeting. The brigade wa
notified that the supreme ofiicNs Of ia
order will make their official visitation o
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