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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07
TRoLLEYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.

The T~rolleymen's Association held their
regular meeting last evening at Humboldt
Hall on Newark avenue Five new mem
bers were elected, and a number Of prop
~ositions for membership received.
At the next meeting of the association
it is expected that arrangements for the
annual picnic will be made.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07


John Rebham, Of this city, still leads
with IS points at the mans target. and it
is expected he will win II be cronned
king.
Yesterdays scores were good and
showed muehsspirited rivalry. They were
as Follows
philips, Henry Hoerseh. John #. w.
Meyer, Fritz Kleme, ohm Eberland,
William Racher. Fl jansen, Henry Rod
John Blatter. John a. Dillin, Paul Fraaa-
enfelder. William Farrow, j. j. Crane. q.
7; Schqkrafts Thomas Hugs. A. ] Chris
s. ]. Lyon, I. Martin, Herman Neuweiisr.
Il. Nordbruck, John Fabler. Jr., Gustav
Thomas n S. Young, james Berkmann,
H fisna1 s7sa =. Is. h Rapt, a & MeIsr. George
a. Simon. f. Maupas, d. Muzro, Fred
Marouardt, D. w. Mclaughlin. Charles
Fl. Magnuss and Charles Rohner
Gold MedaIs-pr. w. H Taylor, s. J..
brook. Emil Berkmann, A. Braun. Rein-
sold Busse William Hicks. Reinhold
Stettin. Henry Hodges. A. w. Lsmeke. a.
CERT, DIR. William Turniss. Charles Hcttes-
heimer. edward Soft, William KOCH, Will
lam Hasenzahl John Rebhan. r. r Tuck.
b. Z1ttler, Paul Koch, William Fl. W0lh-
man. Ernst Fisher, A1anson n. Merriman
and Joseph Singer.
Scores at the honor targets-A. Adolph,
swiss Schuetzen Club, Elizabeth. N. j.,
g; John Rebhan. Hudson Rifle Club. 81;
Henry Krauss. Hudson Rifle Club. 60; J..
Mueller, Jr.. Swiss Rifle Club. 81: Chester
q. Coornbs, Massachusetts Rifle Club.
g: + Kleiner, Swiss Rife Club. IS; Adolph
W Hoffman, g: William A. Hicks. 81;
Henry e. Boldly. 81; P. Abraham. So; j..
Fabler, Jr., Sc; Henry Sporting, AZ; Henry
thinner, 45. j. III. w. Never. a.; Henry
Hoersch 81; e r schukraft, Al; John
Blatter, g; II Z Strickland, 81; H. ?.
Horn, g.. William Daniel. 81; joseph Zapf.
49,; r. H. Barton, so; Julius H. Kruse. 66:
Otto Heintze. So; c. e. Gensch. So, Paul
Koch, a: Frank Watts, 66; j. Stehli. Sc;
William Rathman, AZ; A. S. Hills, Jr.,
Hodges and Nat Gindell.
Man targets-F. Ross, D. Druse. D. w.
MeLauglin, f. Marquardt, f. M. Pope,
Z Al Ittel 7 Blumenberg. p. soff. G.
NJ Gindell, II. NJ. Spinner. j. Sperher. P.
T.. Schmitt. Otto Nehlein. Or. w. Fl. Tay-
lor. Charles G. Tayntor. S. F. Tromstiner,
s s. Lyon, O. Adolf, G. Ruenzi, d. s.
Pillard and job Blatto.
American Standard Targets-I. q. Dill
lon, D. Druse NJ zendell; H, N, Pope.
NJ. Sponer, M. e. Tayntor, D. Eggieston.
L. = !tfel9 I. Martin, Y. Morris. !. Sing
q, filllp r oeHmilI, LII. W.. W. Idyl0r,
F. 9. Christie. Al. Fl. Morrison. Otto
Nehlein, c. ]. Daily, E. Soft, 3. Al. Still
man, Ed. Payne, S. j. Lyon and John
Bodenstab.
Ring Targets-I. G. DilIon.-S. J.. Lyon,
p. w. Mclaughlin. Robert Phillips, Geo.
Schlicht, H. E. Turk, James Bushfield,
Otto Fiseman. NJ. Gundefe, w. Marrier.
e. G.. Pillard. H. NJ. Spencer, j. BIatto,
D. Druse. DIR. w. G. Hudson, c.. Gross,
l.. P: Ittel. J. Muzio. G. Soft. Cd. F.
Richter. /. Warnken. M. E. Tayntor, DR..
". H. Taylor. f. V. Young, j. Bodenstab,
r. Guth. S.. Eberhardt. c. G.. Dietrich, L.
r. Mueller. Jacob Dux, p. r. Schmitt, H.
Mahlenbrook and E. D. PAYNE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07
Shot Pigeons.

The regular monthly shoot Of the
Hackensack River Gun Club, held Tues
day, was productive Of some good scores.
The first event was sweepstakes. Each
shooter put in 50 and Hexamer and Chart
rand divided the money, as both were
tied with 9 killed and one missing.
In the second event. which was under
the same conditions, Hexamer and Lit
tie killed Z and lost 8. but their birds
fell out of bounds, and John Outwater.
who killed 6 and lost 4, won the money.
Score ~
First EVENT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07
Notice Of Applications Ior Licenses.

Notice is hereby given. as required by Chap
ter IS, Of the Laws Of 1899. that application
has been made to the Board Of Aldermen OF
Jersey Ctr by the following named persons
for Licenses to sell Spirituous.. viaous. Malt
and Brewec Liquors. at the following named
places In Jersey City,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07

Linton on Saturday Will be 20 miles. Each
man will have the services Of the Best
-BacefnakerS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07


Waldorf salad is made from apples and
celery, says the fLadies' Home Journal"
Use lnayonnaise dressing, into which you
have stirred whipped cream. Pare the
| apples and chop them rather fine; cut the
celery, mix the two together. and sprinkle
over a little lemon juice. salt and pepper.
Make the mayonnaise exceedingly stiff:
just before mixing it with the apples and
| celery stir into it sufficient whipped cream
to make it light in color, but not enough
to spoil it's consistency; add a few drops
Of green coloring; mix the whole together
and serve on lettuce leaves.
*x
In treating the hin summer fabrics.
| says st. Paurs. the up-to-date modistes
| have hit on the happy plan of c:1sely
| tucking the uppe part of the skirt from
| the waist to above the knees, whence the
| material hangs full and free round the
feet. The style is well expressed in a
green and white foulard, the top of the
| skirt vertically tucked. the hem finished
| with W narrow pinked cut ruches of
white silk. The bodice, something OF The
shape of a mess Jacket. was entirely
tucked and opened over a pretty vest Of
| white silk, adorned with green ribbon en-
| broidcry. The sleeves of the green and
white foulard were tucked from shout
der to wrist. and ended with bell cuffs
lined with white silk.
If you are going out of town be sure
to buy one of the little frilled AKate
| G~reenaway'' bonnets to take with you,
writes a woman who knows, and Il you
live out of town send up to one Of The
shops for such d bonnet, for when your
| city cousins visit you this summer you
may be certain that a pretty sunbcnnet
| win be a feature of their outfits.
The girl who boats or plays golf or ten
mis- will nave them Of chambray, muslin
| or bingham, and at afternoon picnic par
ties She will save her neck and face from
freckles by wearing a most bewitcfling
sunbonnet of silk muslin all frilled with
lace, and with long neck strings. Some
time there is an inner lining Of a delicate
shade Of silk or lawn, but the best liked
dress sunbonnets are all white.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07

John Rebham, Of This city, still leads
with IS points at the maueyarget, ana it
is expected he will win and be crouned
king.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
COMTE ESTERHAZY VIOLENT.
ssWould Shoot Down Jews as willingly
as So Many Rabbits.'s

"Would Shoot Down Jews as Willingly
as So Many Rabbits.''
Paris, Feb. 16.-The arrival OF NJ.
Emile Zola, NJ. Perreux and others at
the assises court OF the Seine yesterday,
the eighth day OF the trial OF the now
elist and tho publisher Of The Aurore,
was not marked by any incident While
some people are already discussing the
extent of the sentences others regard
the acQuittal of the defendants as Ger
tain, as 1t is evident the court is be-
coming more favorably disposed to-
ward NJ. Zola.
At the opening OF the proceedings the
presiding judge, M. Delegorgue, disal-
lowed the request of counsel for NJ
Zola that the experts heard at the
Esterhazy court martial should be call
ed to testify.
The testimony throughout strongly
supported the charges for making
which zola is now on trial. Distin-
guished educators and handwriting ex-
perts firmly expressed the belief that
Dreyfus was innocent OF writing the
bordereau letter for which he is now
serving life sentence, and that Ester
hazy was the real author.
Comte Esterhazy, in an interview last
night. declared himself the victim of
a miserable Jewish plot" He conclu-
ded vehemently: 1T is impossible that
this drama should close without scenes
OF violence. Likely enough the streets
OF Paris Will be strewn with 100. 600
dead before the miserable business is
brought to a conclusion. For my own
part should ask nothing better than
to lead my regiment against the Jews
OF Paris. would shoot them without
hatred or anger, as a work Of public
safety, and as willingly as If they were
so many rabbits"
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

The House Unseats "a Dem ocrat, Civ
ing His Place TO Republican.
In the senate on Wednesday Of last
week Messrs- Cannon OF Utah and Ma
son OF Illinois spoke In advocacy Of
resolutions favorinE Cuba, and Mr.
Hale Of Maine opposed them. In the
house Mr.. Plowman, Alabama Demo-
crat, was unseated and the seat given
to Mr.. Aldrich. the Republican con-
testant.
Neitherhouse transacted any business
on Thursday. In the senate Mr.. Allen,
Of Nebraska. assailed Speaker Reed for
preventing the enactment OF merito-
rious legislation" When cnIied to order
he said he was responsible at any
time. here or elsewhere. for his state
ments." The house consumed the day
In hlibustering against two bills Of nil
nor Importance
Friday last the senate passed the In
dian appropriation bill. An amendment
added TO the measure restores the free
homestead law so far as IL relates to
Indian lands ceded to the United States
for which settlers have been obliged to
pay the purchase price paid to the In
dams. The house was not in session.
On Monday OF this week the amend
ment to the diplomatic and consular
appropriation Dill recognizing Cuban
belligerency was reported adversely by
committee Mr.. Morgan's resolution
calling for reports OF United States
consuls in Cuba was adopted. The
house passed a resolution calling for
Information as to the condition OF con-
centrados IN Cuba and the progress
made in Spain's efforts to induce in
surgents to accept autonomy.
On Tuesday a resolution OF inquiry
was introduced by Mr.. Harris, OF Kan
sas, as to why the government accept
ed the bid OF the Kansas Pacific reor-
ganization committee for the govern
ment's interest in the property. 1t was
explained that the administration was
satisfied that the committee offered full
value. The government loses over So
100000 interest The house passed 16
bills and joint resolutions OF minor i'm
nOrtanca
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
Young Mems Christian Association.

Rev. w. Fl. Stokes feels that the D;
BILE class is making good use of the on
portunItV which is given to it large
mum Der OF young men met him Iast
tuesday night and much interest was
manifested Dy them. Rev. Stokes
makes the study extremely Interest,"
lng- All who wish to study the RihIa
are invited to attend this class.
Members meeting was held last Fri.
oay night. The reports by the differ.
en1 committees showed that new in
terest in being taken in the work.
we were happy to see that there
were many strangers in to hear the ex-
planatlon on the Sunday School Les
son Dy hev. ID. w. Davis. The Rev
erend is always glad to meet a stran0-
er. Come and spend an hour With 5s
and you will be helped. "
Much interest is being taken in tha
meetings conducted at the citv iail hv
Brother James Hernes. Last SIM
day our Brother was found at his most
otduty ready to help those who need
ed help. --o''N'
The rooms are too small for the bows.
10 gathered at our building lsst SIM
day to hear Mrs. Benjamin. Jaekson
who gave the bsys a synopsis of the
building which we occupy. Her heart
was 80 tulI OF JOY that she hardly
could express herself, when she ra-
membered that she was a slave Oirl mn
on this spot and to know that God had
permitted her to see the day when she
could stand up as free woman ann
speak TO 1l5 boys upon the same sDot
under the Banner of Freedom. Her
address has already been repeated hv
the boys, and will ever be renembered
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Jackson
and Miss johnson which were hiphIv
appreciated by the boys.
very timely subject was presented
to the men last Sunday by Rev. J. ].
Woodson, "Blacksliding" {" Our broth-
er gave some very straight thoughts.
Director Q. G. Williams Conducted tha
singing.
Mr.. s. L Moore will address the bows
Sunday at p. m. All boys are invited.
Rev. w. f. Graham, pastor of the
5th st. Bapt. Church, will address the
men Sunday at $3.50 and music bv a
female quartette of the 9Th Street
Baptist Church. Let not a man miss
this meeting-for men only.
Get ready to go to Klondike Monday.
Feb. 2Sth, at Prices new hall.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On last Monday Night, Feb 18th 1898
A most delightful Staff of Boys and
Girls. assembled at the Resid enee OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Seay, to Celebrate
Mr.CliftOn Raynold, Birthday. Those
present. Misses Ida and Clara Hamm
Maggie Taylor, Alice Graves, Else
Carter, Martha and Sarah Saunders.
Farnelia Archer, Julia b, Anderson,
Florence Coleman, Lille Ellis, Hattie
Turpin, Serena Taylor, Estela Gordon
Madolin and Virginia Seay, Bernsen! "a
Norrell. Carolina larke, Maggie Mack
lin, Hattie Frazer, Matte Thomas
Florence Taylor, Hattie Tyler, Bertania
Fry, Miss. Ruby.
Geo Robinson, Robert Seay, Ell Epps
Flemming Berkley, Eddinbrough Ar
cher. Thomas Baker, Willie and Fred
Tinsley, Charley Lemus,
Walker Pleasant, Andrew Coleman
John Thomas, Royal Brooks. Joseph
EARLY, Emmett Chiles, Wilson Graves
John Harper, Willie Gray, John Fill.
Earnest Simms, John Gee. .Iunius
Bell, William Washington, Charley
Payne, J ames Thornton.
Assisted by the J. d s., Beverly Will
liams, Willie Seay, John o. Cross.
Robert I. Kenney, Clifton Raynold.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
rHE HoRRoR coNr1RMED.

Captain sigsbee Sends q Brief Dis
patch TO Secretary Long.
Washington, Feb. 16.-At midnight
the secretary of the navy received the
following telegram from Captain SiEs-
bee:
Maine blown up In Havana harbor
at 80, and destroyed Many are
wounded and doubtless more killed and
drowned. The wounded and others are
on board the Spanish man-of-war Al
fonso XIII and Ward line steamer.
Send lighthouse tenders from Key West
for the crew and the few remaining
pieces OF equipment still above water.
No one had other clothes than those
upon him. Public opinion should be
suspended until further report. All Of
fcers are believed to be saved. Jenkins
and Merritt are yet unaccounted for.
Many Spanish officers, including the
representative of General BIanco, are
now with me and express sympathy"
The officers referred to in the above
dispatch are Lieutenant Friend w.
Jenkins and Assistant Engineer Oar
win Z. Merritt.
From the wording Of the dispatch the
navy department thinks 1t possible that
they were ashore at the time OF the ac-
cident.
The secretary OF the navy received
another dispatch from Key West at the
same time with the above, but It's con-
tents were not made public
The orders for the lighthouse tenders
were at once sent to Key West in plain
language. thus avoiding the delay that
would have arisen from the use of
cipher.
Paymaster Charles w. Littlefeld. who
is given in the list Of officers on the
Maine, has recently been replaced by
Paymaster Ryan Littlefield Is now in
Washington.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Brown, of Allan
tic City, n. Y. celebrated the twentV-
nth anniversary of their marriage.
January goth 1898, at the COW and
elegant residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Rev
erly Boyd, 5lI West Leigh Street.
At an early hour of the evening the
friends began to assemble in the beau
tiful parlors in honor Of the ioyous ev-
ent, and showers of congratulations
were bestowed upon the happy pair.
Numerous and costly were the pres
ents. Among them was a handsome
silver service presented by a club of
ladies who wished the celebrants twen-
ty-tive years more OF welded bliss and
golden sunset Of life.
There was alsosa beautiful covered
stand Of chased silver in which was a
chatting dish. presented by another
club of ladies wishing the happy eouple
long and prosperous life.
Then followed a sumptuous repast
a0undantly served which was enioved
by all until very late hour,
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
Fine Artistic Work.

Professor J. II. Blackwell has COM
nleted the work Of engrossing the reso-
lutiOns in commemoration OF Thoms 8
II Lewis. The skill displayed is of a
rare order and the production through
out thing of art
King Baldwins Commandery, Knight
TemDlars and Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons had him perform the
task,
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

If you love to laugh-if you love to
see different articles made by mem
bers of the race, their school buildir gs,
statuary, war scenes of the colored
troops and is an up to-date entertain
ment, attend the stereoptican exhibi-
tions bY Mr.. James n. Vanjervall.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
VIRGINIA
SEMINARY
UNROOFED.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Three Hundred Students In
A Pitiable Condition.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.

Information has been received of a
terrible disaster to virginiR Seminary.
The following telegram explains itself:
LYNcHBURe, Va, Feb. 1e. 1898.
Violent wind unrOofed Seminary.
Make an appeal in behalf of three hun
dred students.
q. W. HAYES.
The mother of President HAYES
reached the city yesterday and states
that the entire roof has been torn off
and the lady students are in a pitiable
plight. Should rain storm set in all
of their belongings would be ruined
Rev. w. F. Graham responded at once
and other leaders have decided to do
likewise.
Send amounts to Prof G. w. Hayes,
Virginia Seminary, Lynchburg, Va.
Send the money to him whether little
or much and the acknowledgements
will be published in THE PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE senate
committee on postofices and post roads
Is not likely to report the nomination
of o. w. Petty to be postmaster at
Charleston, w. Va A general under
standing has been reached to that ef-
feet. The senators do not want to dis
place Mrs. Kenna. the widow OF the
late Senator Kenna, who II the present
incumbent Of the once.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

We have had several stereopticon
entertainments by white men lately at
the various churches, bat Mr.. James N
Vandervall, is the f-st colcred man to
show one and he has up to date views,
not too high for the masses. Go to the
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
PYTHIAN NOTES.

Suffolk Lodge, number, 5 K of P met
on Friday night 28th. IL being the re-
gular meeting, much business was
transacted. a good and harmonious
time was had by all present. This
lodge seems to hold a good prospect
for the future Encouraging remarks
were had from several Sir Knights. af-
ter which the following officers were
installed by Sir John w Booth, District
Deputy Grand Chancellor:
Chancellor Commander: Thomas l..
Black; Viee-Chancellor, Leroy Nor
ris; Prelate, ]. P. Lane. Master of
Work Haywood Jenkins. Keeper of
Records and Seal John w. Boothe !:
Master of Finance, Ishsm Powell M. i.
OF Ex, S. S Gwathney; Master at Arms
Abraham Coaker; Inner Guard, John
Fpps; Outer Guard, Walter Watkins ;
Representative to Grand Lodge, John
NJ. Booths; Alternate, Fred Mcclure.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
WHIPPING-POST BILL KILLED.
The Infamous Measure Buried
under an Avalanche of Votes.
DEMOCRATS GIVE FORTH NO 1NcFRrA1N
SOUND-MR. MURPHY ITS PATRON SILENT
DEMOCRATS

The Whipping Post Bill offered by Murphy was reiected
aud the substitute therefor carrying with it the nAct;
OF stripes upon the second conviction of petit 1arceuev
defeated IN the Virginia House Delegates by vote of 70
49, No tears were she'd Mr. Murphy as yet too
utterance
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
claim Paid.

Mr.. VIM. IssAc JOHNSON.
President of the Security Industrial
Mutual Aid Society,"
Dear Sir:
This is
to acknowledge the prompt payment
of the death Benefit of my niece, Will
llama Brown.
JULIA ANDERSON.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Mr. James n. Yandervan. one OF
RichmOnd's sons, but now Of New Jer-
sey, will be in the city next week plv-
ing stereoptican exhibitions in the
churches OF this city and Manchester.
His interest here is looked after by
his brothers Messrs Benjiman P. and
Joseph b. Vandervall who are husrling
We Lope them success as the enter
tainments will show a e cd deal abou,
industrial education. the theme of Mr..
Booker T. Washington.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ls. 1888

draw all men unto me :" subject. "The
attraction of the Gross. This young
divine was very eloquent through his
entire discourse.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19
North Side Notes.

BsooKLAND DISTRICT, Feb. IS, 1898.
On last Sunday Mt. Carmel Bant;st
Church was we'll attended. Az ii .a0
O'Clock Rev. Randolph Of the Theolo-
glcal Seminary preached from John
1882, And I, II I be lifted up will
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Old Dominion Lodge, s, held an en-
thusiastic meeting last Thursday n;,ht
with large attendance. Chancal7o-
Commander w. A. Kyles of PIanst
Lodge was present and made an intar~
esting talk. which was listened to u;tb
interest. Sir knight Rev. J. II. Rr;ce
came for the purpose of lecturing anI-
lect, The duty we owe to Old Don,;n.
ion Lodge" He illustrated Pvthisn-
ism so plainly, that a child could M
derstand, afterwhich the Lodge gave
him "a smoker" All Sir KNIGHTS are
welcome to this lodge.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

To Cure Constipation Forever.
,, rake Cascarets Candy eathartic Zoe or sc
Il q g. C. fail to cure. druggists refund ,,Sc -,
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

The Sir Knights Of Myrtle I,odoa
met thursday night with good az.
senoance. Ihe members of this lodge
are making every effort to have an eSe
cellent report to make at tha @
Grand Lodge. They hone 70 he
a great increase by that time. ~'o
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Blooming Lily Lodge meets Tuesday
night, the 22nd inst, at their hall ON 5
street near 3lst- Memoers are re-
questeo to meet promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

The following are a list of officers of
Puritan Lodge number 4, Knights of
Pythias of Boston for public alton:
Chancellor Commander; l.. Williams
late. J Virgins; Master of Work, J.
Paris; Keeper of Records and Seal.
7. K. Boord; Master of Finance, J. J.
Wynn M. of Ex, r. E. Lee; Master at
Arms. George Chester; Inner Guard,
II. Gaul, Outer Guard J. Stevenson.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

No-rO-Bac for Fifty CENTS.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weah
men strong. blood pure 500, 81. All druggista
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

The Endowment Claim of Sir Knioht
Richard Kemp OF Planet Todoa 90
will be paid Monday night at the c,as9' 60
ing OF Planet Lodge at Richmond HsII
North Bird st. The members are re-
quested to be present, % To-
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Sir knight Edward Hall, of Mvrtla
Lodge who has been sick for the mast
two week is out again. past
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Subscribe to the PLANET snd stop
borrowing It.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

90 Dr. ). II. Dismond of Planet Lodoa
20, Is confined to his bed on account of
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Peerless, Old Dominion and Bloom
ing Lily Companies will assemble at
Richmond Hall. 3rd Street Sunday,
Feb. 20th at O'Clock sharp.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

All Of the subordinate lodges are
ordered to assemble at Richmond hall
at 2 o'clock sharp tomorrow, with
dreamer and white gloves.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

The Courts of Calanthe will assem-
BILE at the church in the basement and
will march tn the main Auditorium
when the Sir Knights reach the church.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Eureka Company, 1, will assemble
in full dress uniform at Richmond hall
Bird Street Sunday, Feb. 20th at two
O'Clock sharp.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

or w. l. Davis OF Planet Lodge. %
VINO has been quite sick for seversi
weeks is much improved.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Planet Company, 8, is ordered to as
semble at Richmond hall, 3rd Street,
Sunday, Feb. Goth at ? o'clock sharp in
full dress uniform to participate in
the Anniversary exercises of the Or
der. THOMAS M. CRUMP, Captain
LEE HUDSON, Recorder.
Richmond planet., 1898-02-19

Sylvia Court, 1O5, held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening,
Feb 18th, at Court Chamber. Rich
mond Hall, 3rd st. The attendance
was good and much business of inn
portaHce was transacted.