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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
CHARLES ROSS'S DIAMONDS STOLEN.

Charles Ross. an actor in Weber 4 Fieldss com
pany. appeared In the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday as complainant against Alonzo
Berry colored servant formerly employed by him.
whom ne charged with the theft Of jewelry Berry
left Mr.. Ross's employ about month ago. After
he had gone MIR. Ross noticed that with him had
also disappeared diamond pin. a gold watch and
chain. pearl chain. a diamond turtle pin five
scarf pins, pair OF diamond earrings. a diamond
brooch hve diamond finger rings and several
other articles of jewery, all valued $2l0O He
was then living at No. POI West Thirty-eighth-st
Detectives arrested Berry the bicycle race on
Tuesday night. He waived exnmna ton yesterday
and held in 81 90 bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
SING SING.

Woskora Lodge No $50. Knights OF Py'hias. mas
elected the following officers, VINO VIII ne p"p"'H
', an ,,o evening O, the first Friday in jan
.-. f,nenca,lor commander. G. 5. Arnold; vice
chanceIor. J. D. Edwards. prelate, B. r polnte,
master Of work b. stanton: keeper o. reToiu ,s
- Js,le Jacob X ing. master 2t arms, j. y Lent !:
y ,iaeter o. cxcheGner G. T. Sherwood master o.,
G,orca W J. Cuatt: representative 70 1iehu
49, = ~ Sbe-wool: alternate. Stuart Baker.
the annual meeting Of tie sha,smuc ey caHoe
:, tSc horne OF H. NJ Carpenter. The election OF
Officers resulted a. follows: Commodorer Winla a,
- Carpantor. vice-commodore. Albert X Genet
,,,'rsar r. NJ Carpenter; Executive Commit'ee' J
lI.rhcrt Carpenter. chairman George r Secor' A
:, C,rnerter and J. il. Armstrong. The conmo-
dore aIpointed the following Entertainment com
miiiee; J. Herbert Carpenter, chairman; George
L scr and J H. Armstrong A number o. canui-
do+rs for associaie membership were elected. The
annual dinner o. the club will be given In New
York about he middle OF January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO JiTL.

Concord n H.. Dec. Two masked men at
tempted 70 force an entrance into the Merrmac
County jail in this city early this morning. George
~ Nicholson the turnkey. was awakened by their
footsteps the piazza roof outside Of his room
He threw up his window and Rrappled with
OF the men, but knocked OF the roof 10 the
ground by the other On the ground all three
engaged In rough and tumble encounter. in
which tho turnkey struck three times over
the head with piece OF hoseppe. WAS kicked in
the abdomen and had the little finger OF his left
hand shot of. The men managed to break away
from the officer and disappeared II is supposed
jail delivery was the object N the mems visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
MOUNT VERNON.

Miss Helen Marshall Van Kirk. daughter OF the
Rev William Vaa Kirk. retired Baptist clergy
man and Harry Boyd Winters. Of Smithboro.
y Y were married Tuesday evening in the
First Baptist church. this city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W. A. Granger. and
the bride was given away by her father Miss
Farnham Of Brooklyn was maid OF honor. and
Byran J.. Winters. Of New-York City, was his
brothers best man. \ reception held At the
home OF Professor w. X. Gillette. Pelham Manor.
Miss Helen Marshall Van Kirk. daughter OF the
Rev william Van Kirk a retired Baptist clergy
man and Harry Boyd Winters. Of smithboro y.
Y. were married Tuesday night at o'clock in the
First Baptist Church. The pastor. the Rev. w. A.
Granger officiated ard the bride was given away
hy her father The maid o. honor Miss Farm
ham o. Brooklyn and BRYAN l.. Winters was his
brothers best man TIE ushers were Messrs
curry Aller. Gillette and Bandler The reception
was at the home Of the brides brother-in-law
Professor Gillette Pelham Manor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

dispatch published In this city yesterday an
nouuccd that Joseph ID Pare boOkk"eper. OF No
ue f.cona rd-st.. had been arrested In Quebec on
charge II was alleged OF forging the name Of his
employee 10 TWO checks Tribune reporter as
certained yesterday that Pare had been engaged as
Lookkeeper for the American Ottoman and Has
sock Company. which has It's offices the address
given 1ne officials OF the company. however.
refused TO make known any particulars OF the
reasons underlying Pare's arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
Mems Furnishings.

Mems House Coats of Velvet,
Matelass6. Corduroy. WOODEN
Novelty Cloths, Silk. - plain,
fancy, Persian, plaid. and a
variety Of new designs.
Coat of Wooden Mixed Cloth, dark
and light shades, sizes "a to A
inches,
Reversible Cloth COat,-plaid in
side, trimmed with satin,
$3.50
Jacket of Novelty Velvet, lined
and trimmed with satin,
$1,000;
value $1,000
A variety Of imported Dressing
GOwns,-new materials.
Imported Novelties in Neckwear,
including English "squares,"
made to order i'm any shape Scarf.
Handkerchi e is, Suspen G RS,
Mufflers, Gloves.
Silk and Satin Muffiers,--nOvelty
stripes,-28 and 32 inches square,
$3.50:
Value S4.OO
Silk-lined gray and tan MOca
GlOves,-full pique sewn,
$50 per pair.
James McCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
ryyOv COLLEGE ALrMyI DINNER.

The Union College Alumni Association Of New
York will hold its annual reunion and dinner this
evening n the Hotel Savoy. Among the accept
anres received those OF President Raymond
Frederick " Seward. DIT Sheldon Jackson, General
Buttcrneld. Ex-Governor Cornell. ok Secretary La
mont the Rev. Dr. George Alexander the Rev Or.
Charles r jefferson. Wheeler II. Peckham. George
Haven Putnam. Professors Wells. Perkins and
Ashmore OF the college: William III. II. Moore and
John H. S,arn Members OF the College Gee
club will also be present. and Silas H. Brownel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
PHYSICIANS NAVE Az ALUMNI DrNNER

The third annual dinner Of the alumni of the
Wards Island and Metropolitan Hospital was held
last evening at the Arena. I'm West Thirty lrstst.
Members Of the alumni association from d number
Of states and from Canada were present and the
dinner was the hcsf attended and most successful
given by the association g. H. Helfrich was toast
ma ser and Dr. &. :. IlOag. OF Bridgeport
Conn president OF the association. delivered his
annual address. Among the other speakers who
responded to toas,s Or r. Guernsey New
York. who spoke Of The Medical Board: DR.. {.
Dr II W. Foster Montclair. y. j.. The Younger
Alumni. Dr. W. II. Atom Brooklyn The General
Practitioner and DR.. W ;. Pearsail. New-York.
THE Specalis,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
FRANCIS N. UNDERHILL DEAD.

Francis NJ Underhil who was well-known
glass manufacturer n; No. &C Harclay-st died at
81 Iuhcs Hospital yesterday. He was In the
forty fourth year Of his age. Mr.. Underhill was
son II Samuel B. and the late Sarah Cndcrllill.
He was a member OF the Hardware and the New
York Athletic clubs and n OF the Metro
politan Museum OF Art, the American Geographical
Society and the NewYork Historical Society. The
funeral will be held at Christ Church. Seventy
hrst-st and the Boulevard Tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock. The burial will b at thu convenience Of
the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
nTNNER FOR THEIR COLONEL

The officers OF the lst Regiment United States
Volunteer Engineers. are TO celebrate their return
from Porto Rico BY complimentary dinner 70
their comma nding officer Colonel Eugene Griffin.
10 whom they have all become strongly attached
The dinner will be az Sherrys this evening. and
Admiral ichev has promised 10 be one OF the
quests and will. Il Is expected respond FOR the
navy. Among the other guests Will be General
Sawtelle General Randolph. General Webb. Colo
mel Klmball Lieutenant IIobson. Lieutenant triik-
shank who mustered In the regiment; Frederic
U.mingfor Colonel M!!is aud I, II MARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
SNOWSTORN ~ BUFFALO.

Buffalo. Dec a local snowstorm OF unusual
severity envoloped this city to-day. During the
height OF the storm the velocity OF the wind In
creased from twelve 20 forty-eight miles hour.
s,reecar traffic Is seriously impeded particularly
on ~, sOuth side OF ,he city WneTc foot of snow
has f,llen Late his afternoon the snow inter
Odd Win travel on the steam roads. grain
Llocka 10 Of huge proportions followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
IRNINGTON.

George Washington Luke. old resident OF East
Irvngton. ran into his home on Tuesday evening.
gasp.ng for breath. He unable to answer his
wife's questions and she Immediately sent for a
doctor. but her husband died before aid arrived.
Coroner Charles Apgar. OF Peekskin. found that
apoplexy was the cause of death Mr.. Luke was
born i'm New-York city sixty-four years ago and
had lived here for the last forty years. When the
Civil War broke out he enlisted In Company H.
lo3d New-York Volunteers he member Of
Abraham Lincoln Post No 49, 9. A. K. lie leaves
a widow, and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
JEFFERSON yOT TO ACT UNTIL SpPyNc

St Louis. Dec. 1.-Joseph Jefferson the veteran
actor. Will not appear on the stage again until next
spring. Thomas his son. who is playing here with
the Jefferson Comedy Company. received letter
to-day from tho elder Jefferson, saying that Will.
he in much better health. he thought II host
not TO resume HIS work the stage until mex,
spring. lie fears pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

The tabled Phoenix came out OF
the fire full grown, ready for the reg
ular business of Phnnix-whatevcr
that may be-before the ashes were
cool.
But we've been troubled with
growing pains and a lot Of them, the
ARRAY Building. $50 Broadway, cor.
ner of Leonard Street, what we shall
hereafter call the Warren Street An
mex. is great big barn Of place !;
in no wise up to our standard OF a
store; but the goods inside will be all
right, so you'll forget it we hope, just
as you forget homely face when a
bright mind is behind.
Well open just as soon as we can,
and tell you Just as soon as we know:
until then our Warren Street sales
men will be at our Prince Street
store
No lack Of stock: no lack Of vari-
ETY. whether at 32nd St. or Prince
ST.. whether it be suits, overcoats,
shoes, hats or furnishings: whether for
man or boy.
ROGERS, PEEr & CO.
Prime. and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
N MEMORY or JAMES MCGEE.

special meeting Of members Of the Produce Ex-
change held yesterday afternoon 10 take action
on the death OF James McGee an ex-preshent OF
the Exchange who died on Tuesday at his home In
Pl.!nncld y j. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted, copy OF which, signed by the president
and secretary OF the Exchange. will be transmitted
to Mr.. McGce's family. and President Bra I'd ap-
pointed committee OF hfty-three members who
Will attend the funeral this afternoon al Painfed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
Y0BSOy 70 90 TO MANILA.

Assistrnt Naval Constructor HobsoD will go TO
Manila 10 suporintend the raising Of the sunken
Spanisn war vessels He expects TO start about
December 20 HobsOn WIFI Visit his home. in Ala
Iama but expects stay only three or four days
lie has not yet given up hopes or successfully rails
ins the Colon but f. doubtful whether or not the
Navy Depart ment can be induced TO go 10 further
frpeDse ir This work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH DINNER

church dinner given by the women OF the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. at Northumberland
enty-second-st and LenOx-ave last evening Adj
dresses We're made by ex-Postmaster Charles W
Dayton. on The Church and Its Relation To Poll
tics ." by Bishop Potter The Church in lis Re
laton 10 Social Life and by Professor Isaac
Franklin Russell Of the New-York University Law
school on The Church I'm Its Relation 10 Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
PEEKSK1LI.

The annual election Of the Fire Department OF .ne
,uare % Peekskin will take place TINS evening"
rb,s wear chief engineer Is to De elected III p'aoe
of Supervisor James II. Iiaght. VINO io' '".
- las hoen the chief engineer OF the PeeksKiii
49, az rISmor,,renf chief ilaight has heen holi
mated for fourth torn and George And PRESIDENT
- GrtIorIt Hook ana Ladder COMPANY, mas Deeh
uoroiratci hv that company against Haigh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
BALTIMORE SURFACE LINES MAY UNITE

PREPARING TO UNDERNEATH 4 BOND ISSUE ~
CASE THE DEAL IS EFFECTED.
Baltimore Dec (SpecaD.-A syndicate OF Bal
tmore bankers has been formed 10 underwrite the
bonds which the Baltimore Consolidated Railway
Company will issue In the event The deal for the
city Passenger Railroad system Is completed. The
amount of the Issue will be between sl2OecS ana
SIS 900 600 bearing interest at The rate OF per cent
The representatives OF the City Passenger Company
have made counter proposition to the representa-
tives OF the Consolidated Company in which they
offer 10 sell the stock at $40 share. the stock
holders OF the Baltimore city Passenger RAILWAY
Comnsny TO have the option OF being paid in cash
or in bonds bear interest at the rave or per
can't a year II IL thought that the deal. which will
Mace eighty more miles Of city and suburban 'ro-
lev lines urder the control OF the CONSOLIDATED
company will be accomplished by the latter s
COMPROMISE offer of SIS share for the stock me
consolidation viii place all the lines OF the city,
zoo miles of road under one management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
INCORPORATED " VEST rLRGINII-

Charleston w Va. Dec. (SpeciaD.-The secre-
tary of State issued the following certificates Of
Incorporation to NewYork companies to-day:
The Manhattan Drydock and Construction Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ST LOUIS STREET LINES CHANGE HANDS
ru.o OF THIN sysrrMs OF THAT CITY PURCHASE

ST. LOUIS STREET LINES CHANGE HANDS.
TWO OF TIH SYSTEMS OF THAT CITY PURCHASED
BY NETWORK SYNDICATE.
St Louis. Dec 7-Negotistions which have been
in progress for more than three months have re-
suited in the sale to a New-York syndicate repre-
scented by Brown Brothers. Of the Linde and the
Missouri Street Railway systems Of ST. Louis. for
s. 500 900 The papers completing the bargain have
been signed by Edward Whitaker. president OF
both the I.ndell and the Missouri companies, and
the actual transfer will be made within few days
OF the receipt OF the agreement by Brown Bros,
in New-York The purchase price paid Is on the
basis Of s14 A share for Lindell stock and s92 for
Missouri Nearly every part Of the w"st and south
west portions OF ST. Louis are reached hy the Lin
dell system The Missouri Railroad company com
prses the Olivest. cable line and the laclede and
Market-st electric street lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
SOUTHWESTERN TRAFFIC BUREAU AFFAIRS

SOU IT rs Fh-N TIVEtF II ~ IH'7+'
81 Louis Dec. The Executive Board OF the
Southwestern Traffic Bureau has accepted the res
jcnation Of Chairman s. w. Fordce ana W. II.
Truesdale vice-chairman has been elected MS sue
cessor II has been decided by the Board, after
prolonged discussion to lis future operations 10
continue the present status until after the confer
erce 70 be held in New-York on January TO- 1888
A, this conference amendments 70 me agreement
will be submitted and acted upon the P'' PoSe
hanS N comply fully with the requirements OF the
10 ~ as defined in the decision Of the nted status
Grnreme court i'm the Joint traihc case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
RM4Z'l
RAMS RwuEe
Absolutely Pure.
The Government Investigations show
Roval superior to'allother baking
rowe r.i- rrr y md strength.
HOME CITY.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS'
ALBEMARLE-Judge F. J. D. Cross and C. X
Lord Of Baltimore Observation-Disclosures FISH
ex-Speaker OF the New-York Assembly. FIFTH
AVENTE-Senator Nelson w Aldrtch. OF Rhode
Island: J. r. Calvo Costa Rican Minister at Wash
ington and Ex-Governor Charles Warren Lippit, OF
Rhode Island. GRAND-Dr G. NJ Wells. United
States Army. HOFFMAN-Dan!el II. Mcmillan. Of
Buffalo. HOILAND--Co Samuel y. Colt. OF
Providence. and l.. c. Phipps. OF PittsburR. MAN
HATTAN-Winthrop Sargent. OF Boston. PLAZA
william NJ Whitney. OF Winchendon. Mass. WAL
DORF-Dr j. Yela. OF the Guatemaan Legation at
Washington: Richard r. Quay OF Pittsburg and
Colonel Richard C. Kerens. OF St. Louis.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY
Eleventh Army Corps Association annual dinner
Fifth Avenue Hotel 73o p. m.
The Drawing Room. Waldorf Astoria $50 .. m.
New England Society meeting, Fifth Avenue
Hotel. $50 D.
Pastime Athletic Club wrestling tourna ment
clubhouse. y. m.
College OF Physicians and Surgeons dinner.
Sherrys. p.
New-York Orthopedic Dispensary and Hosp,tsl
annual reception. p. m.
Address by the Rev Dr. George Alexander
Church OF the Holy Communion, D. m.
Six days bircycle race. Madison Square Garden
Union College Alumni dinner Hotel Savoy I D. m
Board OF Review OF National TrottDg Associa-
ton. Murray Hill Hotel -
Lecture by Hiram S. Maxim on his work and in
ventions. Havemeyer Hall. Columbia University
$50 IN. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS.

eoutl,rnr'sr lee Arrived steamer 81 Pau, Jan'-
son New York passed Hurst Castle a. $40 M.
swansea Dec G-Auvel. steamer Thomas Andersen
t8r,. shaw. New YORK. 80.
ielth Dec Arrived. steamer Croma ,Brl. Tiniai"
York ,
harry Dec CARVED. steamer Vera tNoN. stogslana'
New York wa Queenstown. .
Lizard Passed. steamer Algoa tBr). Hansloro'
Hamburg ~ New -Nerk -
Lizard. Dec q Passed. seamer Chicago ,Bn. Narsha"'
Nm Yo,h far iiill. -
Dunno, Head. Dec G-p1se'i steamer Croma 3D.
Tino,le New York Iee''h ami Dundee
Dover. Dec Passed. - amer Edam Dutch. sss
v..n Arnsier lam for New York.
Lisbon. Dec , Sansd. steamer Penlnsuar For). Ret
fercoirt. New York
sucz De, ARRIVED steamer Inlraleula ,i3r) Camp
he'll Yokohama etc f,r New York.
hel Yokohama. 4, for NV York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
NINIATFRE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise I:l3 30 Moon m s2 Moons az. o5
HIGH WATER TO DAY
AM-sanGy Hook 22s GOV. Island Pa He'll Gate n
T. N-Sauly Hook o32 Island . 30 Hell Gate 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
FLlNrs FiNE FtRNTrURB
ANTIQUE OAK CHIffONltRS,
5000.
As WEST 23D ST.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


,.as, ro- Lin. Malls close. Vessel sl.s.
Advance Colon. Panama. .....,.......l5 80 m g.
Alabama Jamaica Tweedie ......,.' 80 % % ~
Seneca Nassau & 50 cuba. * c. 100 N SOL m
FRIDAY DECEMBER
Ma,anzas Mexican Ports. y e cuba TOO m % N
~. .esa '-t,riex,.n Cl,de ......... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
4 WHE1T-LADEN STEAMER DISABLED

Kingston Ont. Dec. THE steamer Arabian
wheat-aden from Fort William for Prescott, ,s
disabled and helpless twenty miles southwest o,
here Assistance has been sent her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT og NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. :. issa


PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC : isa~
ARRIVED. .
Steamer Ma .os'ic BD. smith. Liverpool November 80
10 the White star Line. South y Fire Island az Nv
D m ard anchored near the llghshp.
Steamer Pot t3rl. Anderson. Plymcu'h. EnS.ani.
November -. Ia ballast ,o Gust Hsye Arrived az 10
Bar Al 4.3o -
her Seville - Caiz 81 with mise order vesss
to Funch Eiye x 60. Arrived the Bar a, 3 20 N
steamer Go'fried Schen Ner Aus Parovitch. Trieste
November AlgerS Il ana Gibraltar L. with mise 70
Barber & CO. Arrived the Bar AT : m.
steamer America lNoD. Evjenth. Kingston NOV eno<r
20 and Mix 30 with fruit and one passenger 10
Gillespie Bros. Arrived al the Bar Il ! 30
steamer Santiago Re cuba Span. carialHz Havane
November Q Ia ballast 10 James Ward & Co Arri'H
steamer ri poralo. Baker New Orleans December
with ulse g. : T Van sickle. -
steamer Comarche Pennington n. Jacksonville December
steamer George V clyde. Robinson Georgetown. c,
December . ard Wilmington. G. ). with mise and
psee.r gers u " 'lyde a 60.
steamer Richmond IIlla~. Richmond. with nitse and
passengers e. tie Oh Dominion s. Co.
SANDY Hook J. Dec = $50 rn-Wnd souih~."
moderate. clear
Marseles etc strathary ,I}r) London. Rodney No.
Phiiadephia GER Naples. ct. - Louis. soun-
ampt,n ,yril ,Brl. Iefh. Noorilani tBegl. Antwerp
Euisnnic tB0. LiNerpoo Alamo Galveston Tallahassee
Savannah. old Dominion Norfolk. Nlgilancia, Havana
ct. Capac ,r Valparaiso etc. roqu1s. Charleston sra
jacksonville. Andes tBr) Port az Prince etc. ian
shlus Iroquos yor Honolulu: Flfeo Ger. Hayre
Banks Athena dcJ for Santos. Mary HasbroncS' We'll
lnstOn. et".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Prince and Broadway.
Thirfv-seconi and Broadway.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

E. & W.
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Announcements.

collar
+. & ". SAC. f. g. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
The Christinn DrotherhOOd.

An interesting meeting of the Brother
hood of Christ of SeVenth-Street ChrlS-
tian church, was held in the lecture-room
of that church last evening. After the
routine business had been transacted, ana
the election Of Mr.. w. A. CrenshaW to be
corresponding secretary, the Satherln5
vas favored with an instructive talk from
a native Armenian. who Is now Baptist
missionary The speaker gave very clear
statement OF the differences in the pollu-
cal civil and RELIGIOUS life Of Armenians,
Christian and Mohammedan He cited
as causes leading up to recent massacres
By Turks, Jealousy, coVetOusness. pouu-
cal differences all backed up by fanati-
cal religious belief that considers the
Christian and his possessions legitimate
prey for the followers Of Mohammed. Inc
next meeting Of the Brotherhood Will be
favored with a visit from and address by
Rev. S. r. Maxwell.
After the meeting adjourned the mem
bers were rendered a very delighttIl light
lunch by the Christian Endeavor Society
of the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
Pickett Camp Contributes.

Pickett Camp of Confederate Veterans
held its regular meeting at the hall last
night. The old soldiers came together
with prayer by the chaplain, Mr.. Il. y.
Winston.
The camp voted s. 20 the fund being
raised to erect a rnornent 10 Miss Win
ME Davis. Captain NJ. w lakewood
camp historian, read the camp a very in
teresting sketch Of the rad OF General
Van Dorm across General Green's army
destroying his supplies at Holly Springs,
Miss on the 18th Captain j. NJ. Hudgns
will address the camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06

Syracuse Lodge. No. 3, X Of T.. cele-
brated the thlrteth anniversary OF the in
stitution Of the lodge last evening. In the
armory of Syracuse Council, L. X. x. i.
a bounteous banquet was served. VIII
liam Gratznowsky filed the position Of
postmaster to the satisfaction OF all
present The following toasts were re-
sponded to: Syracuse Lodge, George A.
Rowden. "reminiscences Of Old Members
r. w. Carter: How | Got Into Syracuse,
w. A. O.. Coles; The Hardships Encount-
cred by One Becoming a Pythian. James
Johnson: Guarding the Peace and Broth
ers' Rights. George III. Mathews; our
Members Whose Hairs are Turning White
T. b. Francis.