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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
FOR INCREASE IN PAY
Will BE CONSIDERED THIS WEEK
Committee on Retrenchment and Reform to lake
Up the Matter of What Officers and Employees
Are Entitled to Receive More Compensation

ell in several of. the other departments, and
it is understood that the committee now
proposes 10 30 through ali the departments
with n view Of making such 1hang-s n SAL
in Keeping with the revenues OF the city
CITY ATTORNEYS SALARY.
Since the committee sui,m tied its report
some weeks ago, 4 resolution has been IN
troduced providing for the raising Of the
compensa1'on Of the City Attorney from
s. 80 to s3,tlN
II is argued ia connection with this
resolution that the city attorney. Hon II.
r. Pollard. is required to devote almost
all Of his time 10 the city'S interests and
that for n lawyer of his ability and en-
perience the amount paid is Tot adequate
The jantors- w;c:chme!l and elevator men
of the City Hall want more pay and the
employees of the Health Department ask
to be raised from Sl.50 TO 81 10 a day.
A case that Will be prosecuted with all
possible vigor will be that of Capt. w.
"a. Dickinson. superintendent OF lakewood
Cemetery. Captain Dickinson has not
presented petition asking that his sala-
~ I've increased, but some Of his friends
have taken up the matter for him. They
claim that his pay-s6a q months not
fair compensation for this position. con-
sidering the responsibilities and vast
amount Of work II involves.
Ii is contenied that as Oakwo0d Gem
e;ery is as large as Hollywood. and
that as twice as many burials take place
annually az at Hollywood, the suPeriI-
Iendent of Oakwood should receive more
Iian $50 a month.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS
a comparison of the total amounts eX-
pended by the various depaE tments here
with the sums expended in similar de-
partments IN Atlanta Ca, Memphis. Tenn.
and Columbus, o.. these cities about the
same size OF Richmond, shows that Rich
mond is spending less money in salaries
and wages than either of these cities,
Memphis being an exception as to the
police and school departments. Atlanta
spent last year to run the city govern
ment $3.50. 1895. Her police force cost
s130.s1S. or about $4,000 more than the
police department OF Richmond expended.
The Georgia metropolis also got away
with S13snO in her Health Department.
while DR. Oppenhimer and his force had
less than $4,000. Columbus. o., however.
only spent s2;i6s5 il: this way. but fer
police force cost her sl21.0i5ls. and the
Fire Department of that city expended
1854 1881 The Poor Department OF Co
lumpus spent s51 .501.43 while Superintend-
ent Davis and his co-workers were only
given s11,0oo in round figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
WINTEI, TOURISTS RATES VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LIME.

The Atlantic Coast Line announces the
sale Of Winter Tourist Tickets at re-
1uceG rates to South Caro.ina- Georgia,
Flor da. cuba and Nassau resorts. LEX
cts on sale November !, 1850, 10 ..April 81.
1901, good for return passage until May
81 1901. Service from florida TO Nassau.
n P. commences January 10. isrl IN /.
atlantic Coast Line offers unsurpassed
facilities for the tourist traNel. The route
OF the celebrated New York and Flor aa
Srecial' and Florida and West indian
Limited" Quick Ike 20 Augusta, Macon
and Middle Georgia looubie daily serv &C.
Through trains. Through Pullman cars.
For Information as 10 rates. tickets. sleep
ins-car reservations. etc, apply to
RICHMOND TRANSFER Co,
no. eO3 East Main Street.
w. STEELE. Travelling Agent.
i3yrd-Street Station:
Office OF the Company.
NO SSS East Main Street
e. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
I,sl)lE GREAT QUESTIONS FOR TIE
Big CONVENTION TO CONSIDER
naatte,. of a New Suffrage Law Likely to Occasion
Lively Debate considerable Feeling asto
the Outcome of the Fight Over the -Di-
vision of the School Taxes Paid
by the Two Races.

hy the two races will BE q subject that
will attrac. much attention, and 1t is
likely 10 bring on the most exciting de-
bates, witt: the exception, perhaps. OF
these on the suffrage question. Many OF
the Dc1nocratic leaders have long, advo-
Gated applying all the school taxes paid
by the whites to the education OF white
children. Yet thers are prominent men
In the party, and some OF them will be
unN.ntun. VINO are unaiterably op-
posed TO this proposition. On the one
hand it IS commended that the whites
ought not TO spend money to make Re-
publican votes. while the other faction
insists that the education Of the negro
is calculated 10 make him a better cti-
zen 1t Is argued that those who COM
init the nameless crime ere in nearly
every instance the most ignorant of their
race.
Just what may be done us to reducing the
number of Offices no one can tell in adj
vance This will be a. matter that Will
require the most serious considerat ton
of the delegates. There is no doubt,
however. that tho offices will be largely
reduced with view to cutting down ex-
penses. There will not be so many
judges, and those who preside over the
courts will. no doubt, as the result OF the
reduction. receive ,arser salaries. 1t IS
quite likely that the offices OF treasurer
and sheriff will be combined, and there
is much talk of having only one Com
,nonwealth's Attorney for each senatorial
district. or for districts to be arranged
by the convention.
There will be many men of prominence
in the convention. Some Of those who
are spoken of arc Sena tors Daniel and
Martin, Harry ST. George Tucker. John
Goode, Wm. F. Cameron, Charles NJ
Blackford. Judge James Keith, Eppa
Hunton, Jr.. R. Walton Moore. Charles
" Meredith. A. r. Thorn, S. v.
Southal. Holmes Conrad. Marshall
Mccormick. Wiliar, A. Jones. f..
w Saunders. Judge A a Phlesar, Hill
Carter. z. T sarton. Jude" Jnnr y
Buchanan, Judge r II. Cardwell VIM.
A. Anderson. Judge George NJ. Harrison,
Gen James a. Walker. Col VIM. Lamb.
A. x Leake, Judge VIM Hodges Mann,
James ". Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Constitutional Convention will
So "a T,toa,.nanti Tho bigses. lobby that
has nasn s,eea here III many years. Near
IL, every hus.nsss coEccrn VII nave It's
representatives on mana 70 pieau Win
8 fhos- who viii frame the new organic
SOM 10 keen out Of it any provision that
j vp,,jd :end TO cripple legitimate corpora
,,ons The oG;cS-hoiders Will be wei
rcoresensed for the matter of reducing
.l,c :,unlbsT Q. public positions IS one that
Sc .-tdae 10 attract much attention. Many
rho alave no direct personal interest in
the work OF the body will come here
10 listen to thu debates. for many of
the brainiest men in the State will sit in
tho convention.
No one can safely forecast what the
seouyention will DO, but there are three or
Iuur subjects of grave importance that
will have 10 De dealt with. The first OF
these Is the question Of suffrage Inc
Democratic policy is 40 require Il v9ter 10
ce ahte 10 read and write but to dis
franchise no person VINO had right to
ro.e before the Underwood constitution
went into effect, nor the descendants OF
any such person. This provision would
enable any il,itsra:e white ns-son to
continue 10 exercise the right OF suffrage
1t Is not expected. as a matter of course,
that the convention viii be anything like
unanimous in its action IN this mater,
nut 1T is quite certain that the new or
ganic law will disfranchLe a large num-
per of ignorant colored people who nave
heretofore bsen qualified voters.
The convention will. it is believed, be
very conservative in dealing with cor
pirate interests. Thers is no disposition
manifested TO take any step that would
enable the LEGISLATURE 70 pass laws that
would tend to hurt business interests.
The new organic law will. it is generally
believed. be such an one as to encourage
outsiders to come into this State and IN
vest their money without fear Of 1esis-
latioa that would be harmful to their In
terests At The same time. the conven-
ton will seek TO guard and protect the
rights of labor.
The separation of the school taxes paid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
a,r.ssT < 4 for acceptable ideas.
\ fsyL q State If patented.
b Baltimore. nd

into the house of Oliver S,alltnes. was
arrested Yesterday morning by Officer
BrancI, and Is lodged In jail.
Mr.. Redd and Miss Ca rie Chtes lett
FRIDAY night over the Southern Railway.
70 visit their father. Mr. Ch-ies. who lies
very II in Atlanta. Ca Mr.. Gh,!es Wit
return as soon rs he Is abe 10 travel
Rev. DR.. Crisman. rector OF the Barton
Heights Ep,scoral church. has returned
from a business TRIP TO Gloucester and
,,.,l,. foId his regular services to-day
at MS church
Master Roland Watkins. son of Mrs K
J. Watkins who has been very SEX for
some time. is slightly improving
the Barton He-ehts Chess Cuo WI hold
its regular meeting Tomorrow night al
SO O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
FOOTBALL.
VIRGINIA vs. !. Ai;OLINA,
NnrC,,.E Nscp,nln.r 2ili,. Only

VIRGINIA vs.. 1 AlsOIiNA,
At Norfolk November Gath. Only
:s1.25 Hnnnd Trip
W., Nor,,.tk and Western Hallway.
For the accommodation of its patrons
IN richmond vino desire to witness the
great game Of football bsitwoen the chi
.ycrsities OF Virginia and North Carolina,
at Norfolk, November 4th the Sorfo.k
and Western Railway will, on that date,
sell round-trip tickets to Nosfo.h ioF
Norfolk 20 a. NJ, and good returning
on train leaving Norfolk 1880 P, NJ, which
will carry through coaches, arriving III
Richmond 1880 P. NJ; also good on Zen
nond Limited. leaving. Norfolk ~ 1. W.
arriving in Richmond $50 p. NJ. the on!v
All-Rai Line No change of cars. ,i'or
further Information apply at company s
office. No s3S East Main Street. John r..
Wagner, City Passenger Agent; Z. II.
Bosley. District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

State OF Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
-County-ss.
FRANK CHENEY makes oath that
She is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J.8CHENEY & CO., doing business in the
city. of To.edo. county and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ind
every case Of CATARRH that cannot BE-
cured by the use OF HALLS @CATARRH
CURE FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
{ "A. D. 1885,
-l---I- A. w. GLEASON.
Seal. Notary Public.
-
FInlrs catarrf1 Cure is taken internally:
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Send for tesu-
mon!als, tree.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
NEWS IN HENRlC0.
Case of z. f. Walton necideil-Items
from Har,on Heig' t..

Case of z. f. Walton ifccideii-iteHis
from barton Heist t..
Pc. Walton. charged with over-drtVins
horse belonging to James Sweeney, win
threatening to shoot DR.. Thomas ",
Sweeney. and with carry ns conceaieo
weapons. was tried YESTERDAY niot e c.ne
before Inst ces James T. Lewis and Geo.
" Thomas. OF Henrico county. he was
fined $40 and costs for carrying concea,sa
weapons and dismissed on the osns'
charges. r,;s.r.cf
The school teachers Of Varina pas'. .ns
met yesterday at rha COURT aossss' -.
were paid OF. e,.4 van.
re. day morning In the clerks ONO a-.hsr
County Court by Dr.. cartno ao,: A .c-e.
and Maria archer. conveytns s.,t ssren
Of land N varina District. aoou.. ~. r,,a
MILES, us' from the cItv.- 10 John Grey. 1ne
eonsider;.tIon was 500. .-..r,,.
I'm s,asss.son, charged With oreaAins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Will Meet at Murphy.s Hotel Next
Wadnesti:.v.

NIL NecG III MuII,hH ho'ti mex.
"Wednesday.
One OF the most important meetings of
the State Board Of Fisheries which has
been held for a, long time will take place
at A1urpny's Hotel next Wednesday.
The session will be Il most interesting
one, for, besides the transaction of much
other important business regarding the
fish and oyster Interests of the State,
the Board viii issue its annual report
to the Governor
Secretary Seth L. Miller has been here
for the past ten days preparing the re-
port, and 1t will no doubt be very in
tcresting document. The Board Is COM
posed of the following gentlemen: Dr.
Frank Fletcher. Accomac, chairman;
Mr.. Seth l.. Miller. Mathews. secretary;
Senator George b. Keezell. Rockingha m !;
Captain John a. Curtis, Richmond city:
Hon. Pembroke Petit. Fluvanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
REMARKABLE PERFORMANCES.
New Twelvc-Inch Naval Sun Breaks
All Records.
fCy iaac.;atesi Press
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE tests OF
the new Pinch nava! gun " thin the last
three days have resulted n soTe remark
able performances. emitting the gun TO
rank ahead o, any OF the Finch guns
thus far made n this country or abroad.
With charge of ss1 pounds or sInose-
less powder. the gun gave saass.a We
Ioc.:y Of es5a sse.. Professor A.ses. n.
naval expert. says .h.s Is che ii.saeSs ever
attafn.d bv pinch gun. IA. record ,hus
Tar ranging fror 2 500 10 eeoo feet
with an $50 pound steei-tsopeo protecule.
toe Big gun would pierre any aru1or ever
made. It Is the hrst Of forty guns winch
viii 70 on the .new battieships and ~
mored cruisess. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
.Cuunci. Committee Meetings

The Council Committee on Streets will
meet at the City Hall at O'Clock Mon
day night to consider the reports OF the
subcommittee on the street-car mat
tiers.
A quarterly session of the Committee
on Relief of the Poor will be held ar
the Almshouse Monday evening ar the
same time Contracts for supplies for
the department for three months Will be
awarded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Low RATES NORTH AND WEST

p.ro,e y3u travel i>-rth o. West "a.
,ooD OF address The Undersigned Tor ION
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more AMI Ohio Railros1 tf.uyai L'lue
l,n., superb steamer service to Se;l-
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and eafest train in the wsr.d. Leave
nicnmond daily Except Sunday, from tn.
-Southern Railway Den"t 1T 49, III.
Apply to Richmond Transfer Comnany
COZ East Man street; or Arthur G Low
!. ao,,tbern Passenger Agent i'ai,.suos,
and Ohio Railroad. Norfolk. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
QUIET WEDDING.
Professor Henry s. West and Miss
Ann- ID ,wnmnn NJ .rrie Il.
fSurctaI Dispatch 70 The Tmes1

wARRENroN. VA. Nov. 17.-Dr Henry
5 West, professor OF English In Tie Bal
t:.snre CITY College. and Miss Anne Brown
wna1an, formerly Of this place. ard
Daughter If fiae late r. IL. bowman.
Ihe marriage took place a, the home
Of sae brides sister. Mrs. r. B. u Flem-.
Ing. at the Plains. IN this county
10 the comparative recent death g the
brides mother, The weda .tg Ss:.s q very
antet one. and only itnms dsate 3 res
the family and y Isl. si.c11sl sHsk Z.
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Ls hc-h 1I4s
District Passenger Agent,
SS6 Fast Main Street.

no subscribers Richmond Telephone Co.:
Please add the following new subscribers
to your October 1st catalogue:
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Street
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Denny
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lin
147.Cary, Mrs. Jno. B., 7a0 East Franklin.
14eLDetterbach. G., 1863 Grove Avenue.
lo74-Eby, NJ. NJ, 800 East Main Street.
sse-East Pharmacy. 2ozs 3 epenanle street:
a5S-Farrar J. Blair. 50 Merchant Ma
tional Bank.
,7a-Geniry. Mrs. S. G., los West Main.
252-Cn,de. Jno. B., 62s North Fourth.
775-I4uIce. Capt. Z. T., 1907 Park Avenue.
es-Lansworth. W. P, 22512 East Leigh.
1s-AIurphy, Col. Jno.. iol West Grace
Street
ca5-Nurse's settlement, Ios North S es-
a.7-o.Bannon. J. H, supt Public Print
ing. Capitol Building.
1e5-Pender, Geo.. L.. LIS West Main
121s-Ro6erts & Rucker. 500 West Main
.eE s Dr.. Geo. J.. 100 North
Richardson, " w. Seventeenth and
~ 7sseo alD Jas. K. 9ass west Grace
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7aa-s. A. L.: Railway. Freight ONCE.
Fifteenth and aFranklin. 8.
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c. F. AI,cLrrER.
Genera Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The Southern Bel. Telephone and Tele
graph Company announces that teie-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

packages new cleaned Currants, 25cts:
nsw Seedsd Ra.sins 10cts; new Citron.
12cts: new Pr,lnes. sets; new Lemon Peel,
i2cts round: new Walnuts. II 1-2cts pound,
Salt Sa'mnu SITS pound mic 'ir>"''s
1Octs dozen; Wine for Jelly, l0cts quart;
Clipped Beet lucts can, p"".lS-a -"
Figs, o5cts: Malaga Grapes. l3cts pound;
large bar Jefferson Soap, acts: Gs1atine,
sets; Shelled Almonds. :5cts pound;
Canned Corn. lets: Canned Tomatoes, tets;
Canned Peaches, 10c;s: new Beans, Sets
quart; pounds Dried Peaches, 25cts; Pure
Cider Vinegar, 2octs gallon: jefferson
Ficu,. 80 cts bag, $40 barrel, it's fine; good
Chase, l0cts pound; Sour Krout, ,scts
quart: Preserves, Gets pound; Jelly, 3cts
pound: Ape Butter. 12cts jar Preserves
10c1s jar: Lion Coffee, lets pound; Cod
Fish, sets pound
S ULLMAN'S son,
Nos. 1870 and 1872 East Main Street old
phone. 316; new phone, 500.
No sos East Marshall Street, old and
new phones, 81
A1anclr ster Stores, Nos. 1212 and 1914
Hull Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
sEAnoAHD AIT LINE RAILWAY

SEABOAHD All, LINE RAILWAY
SEABOARD AR LINE RAILWAY
osyJ MILE BOOKS ara sold for SIS. ana
vii, be accepted for passage from Wash
.sngton. D. c., 20 the Florida line. includ-
inc ali lines in the system. The s. a. L.
R;v also sell q 1000 Mile Book good be-
-I.een Richmond and Atlanta, Richmond
md Columbia. S. c., Portsmouth Va.
.nd Columbia and Atlanta. ac;l between
wilmington and Charlotte and all branch
IS. The S. a. L. is now operating a dou-
HE daily service out of Richmond for
Atlanta and all points south. and TO CO.
;umbia, Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa.
end al! Florida points The trains oper-
TOD over this system have no superior
in the South. and every courtesy is ex-
tended to mako the traveller comf1r;able.
for information concerning schedules
~ r. ". Morris, Depot Ticket Agent, c..
e o. Depot: Richmond Transfer Co., sos
st Main Street. or to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-12
Sanctuary.

Come, love. while the light is vet lowly
and lazy
Ger languors of evenings red giooms;
While still the pale disc OF each delicate
daisy
Has died not from pastures it plumes.
Come hear the large boughs of the syca-
more CULVER
With breeze that the sunset has brought.
And watch how the reeds by the rims of
the river
To luminous ripples are wrought,
Great nature has grit US with spells like
the greeting
OF arms mat allure and enwreathe
Her brooks in their flowing, her winds in
their fleeing,
Have grown like the breaths that we
breathe.
She signs, and we sadden; she laughs, and
we brighten;
Her gay moods or sombre we share;
Our hope to the reach of her rainbow can
Or turn, with her tears. 10 despair.
She charms, Yet she chides US; denies, yet
endows us;
And brews for us bitter with sweet;
Yet never by tawdry pretension o'erbrows
us.
Nor stings US by stealthy deceit.
Her gifts to no caste or preferment she
panders
Divine her democracy stays;
In sequences knned with magnificent can
doris
We search all her deeds AMI ner days.
At last have we changed fer these pageants
Of cloudland
The pomp that from falsty flows.
Al last have we bartered the loud land, the
proud land.
For bournes of relief and repose. =.
Come, love, while the light is yet lazy and
lowly,
Ere starshine the rich blue has cleft;
Come lear1 from great Nature how lofty
and holy
She looms DER the life we have left!
Edgar Fawcett. in Frank Leslie's Pop
ular Monthly for July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-12
CHALLENGE is SENT.
Howitzcr and Grimes Batteries May
Shoot for TrophN.

Lieut.. Wm. NJ Myers. chairman of the
Target Shoot Committee Of the Howltzers
sent the following letter to Capt Warren,
of the Grimes Battery and a similar one
TO capt I<uhig, of the Norfolk Blues
The Iowitzers held the championship
cup, having won it at Ocean View in
1895 They will take large party OF
their friends with them TO Ocean View,
July 9th.
Richmond, Va, July II, 1880
Capt Cary r. Warren, Commanding
Grimes Battery, Portsmouth, Va
Sir-The Richmond Houitzers have de-
cided that the Annual Target Shoot be
tween the First Battalion Artillery take
place at ocean View, Va, on Friday,
The 9th instant.
l shall be pleased 10 receive your off,
cial acceptance OF thig-a challenge TO
shoot for the trophy
We expect to leave Richmond on
special over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway the morning of the 9th instant,
arriving at Ocean View about 10 o'clock.
Spending the day at that place, we shall
start on our return about $50 P. NJ.
! am, sir, your obedient servant,
WM NJ. MYERS,
First Lieutenant and Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-12
How He Introduced himself

One day when calling upon Gambetta
found him vastly amused over a visit
which he had received few minutes pre-
viously from the late Gen. Meredith Read
who for a number Of years was United
States Envoy at Athens The General. who
until that time had been perfect stran-
ger TO the great Fhench statesman, had
entered the Iatter's presence, carrying in
his hand a volume entitled Men of the
Time or some work of the kind. This
he opened. without saving a word. and
laid on Gambetta's desk before attempting
TO greet him or to explain the purpose of
his call. Then. pointing to a column
which contained very eulosistic bio
graphical notice OF himself, he exclaimed
kindly read that" and when Gamectt.7
who read English with the utmost facility
had. in compliance with the request. cast
his eye over the pase in question, Gen
Read rose from his chalr; ana with bow
10 Gambetta pointed 10 himself. exclaim-
ing in tones OF pardossable pride, "cest
moi Then, and not until then. did he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-12
New Lodge of odd-I'c!lows.

An enthusiastic meeting Of odd-Fellows
Vas held last night al Concordia Hail,
wien Patrick Henry Lodge was organized,
officers elected and other business trans
acted The charter list OF this lodge NIL
close August 1st.
There are now over 80 members on the
application for a charter, and this lodge
Nh be Instituted august 9th. Past Grand
Master 7. y. Kendler, District Deputy e.
IS. Jones. and Past Grand Walter Duke.
OF The Virginia Odd-Fellows, addressed tae
meeting.
The next meeting NIL be held at Ellett's
Hall, Fifth and Marshall Streets, July 2oth-