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Through its exceptional
railroad facilities,
A $35,000 Hotel Will Be
Erected at Once.
THE SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, TULY 20, 1SQO.
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iVAMOE"
Is placed within minimum haul o tho enor
mous "Gossan Iron Ore of Carroll County anil
the World Famous Llmonlto and Mountain
Ores of the Cripple Creek Valley; and Is also
within easy haul of tho celebrated Pocahontas
anil Flat-Top Coal and Coko Fields.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE
QUARRIES
Already being operated within the town.
The No. 1 Furnace
Of the New River Mineral Company is already
In successful operation, while the
IYANHQE IRON CO.,
Under the Presidency of Mr. Jordan L. Mott, of
the Mott Haveu Iron Works, of New York, has
been organized for tho purpose of erecting
another furnace of large capacity.
THE EXTENSIVE MINES
Of the New River Mineral Company, adjoining
the town, arc already giving employment to a
large number of men. The
"Ivanlioe Zinc Co.,"
With a Capital of $500,000, has purchased im
mense deposits of valuable Zinc Ores, which,
they are now developing, and will soon erect
several large furnaces.
BEING THE ONLY CITY
On this Southern cennectlon of tho Norfolk and
Western Railroad, "IVANIIOE" has become
the great distributing point for the immense
ore fields and agricultural and timber districts of
Southwestern Virginia and Western North Car
olina. Situated in the midst of a great wool raising
district, and within a short haul of the Southern
Cotton Fields, no place in Virginia possesses
greater advantages for
Woolen and Cotton MiUs.
Vast tracts of red and white oak, chestnut,
'hickory, pine, and hemlock, near at hand, fur
nish exceptional opportunities for wood-work-ing
establishments and steam taunerlcs.
NEWS OP THE LODGES.
.ITEAI5 OP INTEREST TO THE SECRET
BROTHERHOODS.
"What Is Goinc On Among tho Masons A
Good llatcli of Odd Fellowship News
Tho Rechaliitea mid tho Goldon Cross.
Tho following Masonic bodies meet upon tho
evenings o the ensuing week:
Subordinate Lodges. Masonic Temple B. B.
French No. 15, Monday, 21st; Pentalpha No. 23,
Monday, 21st; Federal No. 1, Tuesday, 22d; New
JcniGalem No. 9, Thursday, 24th; St. John's
No. 11, Friday, 23th; llopo No. 20, Friday, 23th.
A. A. S. R. Sanct.uary, 1007 G street Cathe
dral: Harmony No. 17, Thursday, 21th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown George C. Whit
ing No. 22, Thursday, 21th.
Masonic Hall, Uniontown, Anacostia No. 21,
Monday, 21st.
lloyal Arch Chapters. Masonic Temple
Washington No. 2, Thursday, 24th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown Potomac No. 8,
Tuesday, 22d.
Commanderies Knights Templar. Masonic
Temple Do Molay No. 4, Tuesday, 22d.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Jlile. Sanctu
ary, 1007 G street Albert Pike Consistory,
Monday, 21st; Robert do Bruce Council of Ku
dosh, Tuesday, 22d.
Tho following are tho different bodies called
oil': National Lodge No. 12, La Fayette Chapter
No. si, Potomac commandery jno. u, Arnnnius
Lodge No. 23, Washington Commandery No. 1,
Acacia Lodge No. IS, Eureka Chapter No. 4,
Potomac Lodge No.
23, and Mount Vernon
Chapter JNo.y.
Hope Lodge No. 20 will confer tho second de
gree Friday evening.
St. John's Lodgo No. 11 will confer tho first
degree Friday evening.
Potomac Lodgo No. 5 have called off to tho
first meeting in Soptembor.
Mount Vernon Chapter No. !) has called off
to tho first meeting in September.
AnacoBtia Lodgo No. 21 will probably confer
tho second degree Monday evonlng.
Pentalpha Lodge No. 23 will work either tho
ilrst or third degree Monday evening.
Harmony Lodgo No. 17 will confer the first
and second degrees Thursday evening.
Now Jerusalem Lodgo No. 0 will confer tho
first and probably tho second degreo Thursday
evening.
Benjamin B. Fruuch Lodgo No. 15 will confer
tho second degreo Monday ovonlng, and on
Wednesday ovening will work tho third at a
special communication,
Stansbury Lodge No. 24 will givo a select
family excursion in aid of their building fund
to River View Friday, July 25, on tho Samuel
J. Punts, Tickets aro for sale by members and
at the boat, which leaves at 0:15 A. M, and
1:45 and 0:45 P. M.
Washington Chapter No. 2 conferred tho Mark
Mabter degree at tho last stated conclave boforo
a largo attendance. On Thursday last at a special
meeting tho Past ami Most Excellent were
woiked, and on Thursday ovening next tho
Royal Arch will ho conferred.
Do Molay Commandery will transact routine
business Tuesday evening. At tho next con
clave thereafter tho Red Cross will be duo ou a
largo number of candidates. A committee con
fclstlug of the council ofllcors and fivo members
of tho commandery havo beon appointed to
Heurlch's Extra Palo Lager. Ask for it.
WYTHE COUNTY, - - - VIRGINIA,
At the Junction of the North Carolina Extension and Cripple Creek
Extension of the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
A Great Railroad Junction, in the Heart of the Greatest
Mining District of
' net
doon to Hank with the Great Indus
Centres of the New South!
esirable Business and
At an Average Price of
All Lots are Favorably Located on Gently Rising Ground, Overlooking the
Beautiful Valley of New River.
The Exceedingly Low Price at which these Lots are Placed Upon the Market
Insures to Investors
QU1CSC AND LARGE RETURNS
TERMS OF SLE: ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE IN ONE AND TWO
Excursion Tickets at reatly Eeduced Bates Sold Over the
Shenandoah Valley BailroacL
take charge of all tho entertainments which
will bo organized to raise funds for tho Denver
conclave in 1892.
Brother O. G. Firmin, acting secretary of
Harmony Lodgo No. 17, has accepted an invi
tation from his brother, who Is summering in
the mountains of West Virginia, and will
spend tho next week or two in hunting and
fishing near Romnoy. Brother William A.
Yates, who a short time ago left for Ashoville,
N. C, for his health, is still at that resort, but
writes of a gradual improvement, and thinks
that within a fow months a permanent euro Avill
bo effected in his throat trouble.
Albert Pike Consistory will meet in regular
quarterly session to-morrow evening. If any de
gree is conferred it will be tho thirty-first. Tho
badgo of mourning for tho late Gen. Roomo is
worn by all members of tho rite, Masons of tho
rank of thirty-second and subordinate degrees
wearing black on cardinal, and those of tho thirty-third
degreo violet on white. Formerly all
members of tho rite wore the colors of the rank
of tho dead brother, but now no Mason is al
lowed to wear colors above his rank.
On Tuesday, July 20, La Fayctto Lodgo No.
19 will givo a comnlimentary excursion to Mar
shall Hall on th6 Charles Macalester. The
steamer will leave at G o'clock P. M. and will re
turn about 11:30. Mu6lc, dancinir, and a gen
eral good time aro promised. Tho lollowing aro
tho committee: J. II. Hurdlo, J. F. Scaggs, L. C.
Wood, F. B. Miller, W. II. Olcott, II. S. Merrill,
J. II. Olcott, II. I. Rothrock, N. B. Coolidge,
and J. B. Crallc. Tho entertainments of this
popular lodgo arc always enjoyable, and tho
above committee will undoubtedly render this
occasion particularly so.
Quito a largo party of Masons of this city
went out to Ilyattsvillo last Tuesday ovonlng
to witness tho conferring of tho third degree lu
tho lodco at that place. They wero cordially
welcomed and pleasantly entertained by their
Maryland brethren, who conferred the degree
in a "very creditable manner. Brother Erdman,
tho Sonior Deacon of tho lodgo, whoso work
called forth many favorablo comments, Is em
ployed In this city, and through his invitation
tho visiting party was organized, It is ex
pected that tho Ilyattsvillo brctbron will
shortly return tho compliment.
Independent Order of Odtl Follows.
Federal City Lodgo No. 20 mot with success
at their garden party at Ecklngton,
Mechanics' Lodgo No. 18 continue tho work
of initiating candidates notwithstanding tho hot
weather.
President Rebecca Giles, of tho District Re
bokah Convention, is visiting friends in Now
York Stato,
Past Chief Patriarchs William P. Allan and
David L. Hazard wero admitted to tho Grand
Encampment July 10, 1890.
Past Grand Master William II. Frazier was
tho recipient of a vote of thanks from tho Grand
Lodgo lor his service as Grand Master.
I. O. O. F. Veteran Association met on Wed
nesday evening. Tho attendanco was slim and
the business transacted of a routine nature.
Maj. Chaucoy, Adjutant Fowler, Surgeon
Baldwin, of tho Chesapeako Regiment, P. M.,
paid their respects to Col. Minulfco at Bay
Ridge.
Grand Master Thco. F. Kinney appointed tho
following officers; Grand Marshal, John II.
Wood; Grand Couductor, Charles Allen; Grand
Chaplain, J. P. Lucas; Grand Guardian, Goorgo
Bonnett; Grand Herald, Lewis II. McDado.
Tho total membership of tho subordinate
lodges is 1,070, anet increase of twenty-eight
for tho past six months and forty-two for tho
year. In tho Robekah branch tho total mom-
Heurlch's Extra Palo Lager, Aakforit.
Southwest Virginia, and Destined
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bership is 2S1, a not increase of forty-eight dur
ing the past six months and sixty-one for tho
year ending June 30, 1890.
The Grand Canton excursion to Bay Ridge on
Wednesday was tho largest that has gone to this
famous resort from Washington this season.
Tho success attending tho excursion was due to
the management of Capt. R. A. McLean.
Tho Grand Canton met on Saturday evening
and mustered Chevaliers Caton and Litchfield
in Canton C. It would appear as though all
tho activity thero is in the Grand Canton is em
bodied in the membership of Canton C, Capt.
Shackelford commanding. It is hoped that a
friendly rivalry will he at once started in Can
ton A, B, aud D to take from Canton C the
honor of belug tho best drilled canton.
Tho Grand Encampment starts tho now year,
with tho following staff of officers: G. P.,
James A. Edgar; G. II. P., Richard II. Sorrell;
G. S. W., Alexander S. Webster; G. J. W.,
James E. Hutchinson; Scribe, Joseph Bur
roughs; Treasurer, John II. Seiffert; G. M.,
David L. Hazard: G. I. S., Samuel E. Boyce;
G. O. S., R. II. Monfort; Flnanco Committee,
R. A. McLean, William T. Hutchinson, and
F. A. Norway; Conference, George A. Green,
John Long, and E. C. Grumloy; Grievance Com- i
mittee, Oliver Dufour, Henry C. Hazard, and
W. C. Fowler; Supervision Committee, C. B.
R. Colledge, William P. Allan, and W. S. Tap- ,
pan; Correspondence Committee, John T.
uiven, a. A. atier, anu v. w. uanenuower.
Only routine business was transacted at this
session. Peace and harmony prevailing among
tho Patriarchs, tho duties of the late Graud Pa
triarch F. A. Norway wero comparatively light.
A very marked increase in tho number of
members and interest in tho manner of confer
ling tho degrees was tho result of his supervi
sion during tho past year.
Tho principal business occupying tho atten
tion of tho Graud Lodgo was presented by tho
committee of supervision, consisting of B. F.
Crawshaw, (chairman,) James Hughes, and J. E.
Crainpton. Relative to extendiug tho term of
subordinates from six to twelve months, it was
submitted to tho lodges to como up for action
at tho Jauuary session. The subject of creating
a new standing committeo to bo called tho
"committee on tho state of the order," also
took tho samo course. To havo hut ono regular
meeting of tho GrandLodgo, to beheld in Janu
ary, met tho samo fate. Tho matter of assessing
every member of tho order in tho jurisdiction
twouty-llvo cents upon tho death of a member
in good standing was also referred to tho subor
dinates. Tho list of Past Grands heretofore
published in the printed proceedings is to bo
augmonted by tho names of all members of tho
order Juno 30, 1890. Tho Grand Master's action
in granting a dispensation to elect a brother to
au elective office in his lodgo, not having pre
viously served in an appointed office, was de
clared legal and proper. Tho committeo on
appeals submitted a majority and minority re
port in tho caso of Wormersloy vs. Friendship
Lodgo No, 12, which was finally held in aboy
anco until tho lodgo is legally notified of tho
appeal. Tho amendments to tho by-laws of
subordinates, after favorable examination by
the committee on by-laws, may be approved by
tho Grand Mtstor, to tako effect from date of
such approval.
Golden Cross Notes.
Theofllcersof Anacostia Commandery No. 423,
U. O. G. C, were lustalled on Wednesday even
ing last by Grand Commander John N. Ehle, as
sisted by Deputy Past Grand Commander
Charles F. AValsou and Deputy Grand Herald
W. II. Popo. Tho ofllcers aro: N. 0.. George F,
Pyles; V. N. C, Mrs. E. L. Cator; W. P., Stephen
Sfmonds; N. K. R., John H. Dony; F. K. R.,
Daniel O. Smlthson; W. II., A. R. Cator: N. T.,
Thomas J. Putuam; W. I. G., Mrs. Nellie Otter
back; W. O. G., F. J. Henry; P. N. C, nenry
j Heurlch'a Extra Palo Lager. Ask for it.
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N. Tolson. This commandery, just six months
old, has forty-ono members, with a prospect for
sixty before the close of the term. Next meet
ing, August G.
Charles P. Lincoln, Deputy Commissioner of
Pensions, is a member of Capital Commandery
No. 323.
Thomas J. Putnam, Assistant Librarian of
Congress, is the Treasurer of Anacostia Com
mandery No. 423.
Rev. Fred A. Stier, cashier of tho Lincoln Na
tional Bank, is a Past Commander of Mt. Ver
non Commandery No. 410.
D. C. Smithson, of tho Citizons' National
Bank, is the Financial Keeper of Records of
Anacostia Commandery No. 423.
Bela W. Beebe, Deputy Supremo Commander
for the Stato of Wisconsin, now of tho Census
Bureau, is a member of St. John's Commandery
No. 32.
Supremo Commander Fesscnden I. Day, In
his address to tho members of tho executive
board, at the executive session hold in Philadel
phia, in May last, gives the total membership of
the order at that date as 10,859 an increase of
4,210 since Jauuary 1, 1889. Tho order now ex
ists in seventeen States and tho District of Co
lumbia. Mount Vernon Commandery No. 440 held
quite an interesting meeting Tuesday evening
last. All tho officers were present excopt Lady
Maggie Weaver, who is away for tho summer.
Views wero exchanged on tho probability of an
increase in membership after tho heated term,
aud It was agreed that thero should bo active
work and a largo increase during tho term.
Next meeting, August 5.
Tho ofllcers of Halcyon Comraandory No.
128, U. O. G. C, wero installed last Friday oven
ing by Deputy Grand Commander Robert D.
Meston, assisted by Deputy Past Grand Com
mander Francis E. Park and Deputy Grand
Herald W. II. Pope. Tho ofllcors aro: N. C,
Thomas Humphrey; V. N. C, Mrs. Sarah E,
Adklns; W. P., Dr. J. P. Lewis; N. K. R., Mil
ton T. Adkins; F. K. R., Robert D. Meston; N.
T., James S. Sliarpe; W, II., James Trainor; W.
I. G., Mrs. M. R. Stetson; W. O. G., GeorgoII.
Clino; P. N. C, Androw II. Stamp.
Tho officers of Goodwill Commandery No. 21,
U. O. G. C were installed last Monday evening
by Deputy Grand Commander Waldo G. Perry,
assisted by Deputy Past Grand Commander Fan
nlo E. Cordero and Doputy Grand Herald W.
H. Popo. Tho officers uro as follows: N. C,
James W. Chenoy; V. N. C, Mrs. Louisa T.
Watrous; W. I'., Horvoy S. Knight; N. K. R.,
Edward Steer; F. K, R., Bon F. Moore; N. T.,
Frank C. Severance; W. II,, Jacob B. Derrick;
W. I. G., Miss Mory A. Goss; W. O. G., Henry
W. Frankland; P. N. C, James G. Thompson.
A potitlon for membership was filed by Mrs.
Emma L. Clark. Miss Adelaide Payne, of Casco
Bay Commandery, of Portland, Mo., was ad
mitted by card. Tho first degreo was conferred
ou Titus J. Spiker, Paul Richmond, and James
O. Gorman. Next meeting, July 2S.
Tho ofllcors of St. John's Commandery No. 2,
U. O. G. C, wero installed Thursday evening
last by Deputy Grand Commander S. A. II.
McKim, assisted by Deputy Past Grand Com
mauder Samuel Mahonoy and Deputy Graud
Herald William II. Popo. Tho officers aro: N.
C John N. Ehlo; V. N. C, Mrs. M. Ida Gra
ham; AY. P., Joslah S. Moflatt; N. K. R., AVil
11am E. Graham; F. K. It., Bela AV. Bcebo; N.
T. Mrs. Emma McKim; AV. II.. Edward It.
Barbour; AV. I. G., Mrs. S. M. Howo; W. O. G
Johu A. Arau Doreu, aud P. N. O., Frank O.
Maxson. This commandery closed tho last
term with ono hundred and ono members,
Measures havo beeu proposed havlug iu view
tho increase of membership. A committeo was
appointed to further that object. Past Grand
Heurlch'a Extra Palo Lager. Ask for it.
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Water Works, Planing Mill, Electric-Light
I'lant, Brick Works, etc., will be erected at an
early date.
Being 2,000 feet ahovo tho sea, tho climate Is
unsurpassed by the celebrated mountain resorts
of the world.
A largo tract of lovol land, with a front of
ono ami one-half miles, on Now River, has been
set asldo for manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements will bo offered all in
dustries locating here.
Through its connections with tho steamship
lines, tho Louisvillo and Nashville, tho Shen
andoah Valloy, and tho Capo Fear and Yadkin
Valley Railroads, and its outlot on tho Ohio
River, the Norfolk and Western Railroad
places "IVANIIOE" In direct communication
with all tho great markets of tho North, East,
South, and West.
For maps, dcscriptlvo pamphlets, etc., apply
to tho Secretary of tho Company, at
Wythe Comity, Va.
W. O. VAN DOREN,
President.
O. M. SEEIiEY,
Secretary anil Treasurer.
D1BECTORS :
JORDAN Ii. MOTT,
Owner J. L. Mott Iron Works, Mott Haven,
N. Y.
CHARLES G. EDDY,
Vtco President Norfolk and Western Railroad,
Roanoke, Va.
EDWIN EINSTEIN,
Ex-Congressman from Now York City, Capital
ist and Director In the New River Mineral
Company.
GEORGE H. SBBLEY,
Of Now York City, Capitalist and President of
the New River Mineral Company.
W. O. VAN DOREN,
Ollvanhoe, Va.
GEN. JAMES A. AVALKER,
Of AA'ytboville, Va.
HERBERT G. HULLi,
Of New York City, Capitalist and Lawyer.
Commander McKim has lately returned from a
trip for tho benefit of his health greatty im
proved, and those who know him best say that
he will make things "hum" around St. John's
this term. Sir Knights Ehlo and Graham havo
presented the commandery with a full set of
paraphernalia, including banners, emblems, etc.
Next meeting, August 7.
Independent Order ofRechahitcs.
Past High Secretary AV. J. AVcbb is still
re-
cuperating at Hagerstown.
High Chief Rulor Dewey was in Philadelphia
last week. Ho expects to revivo the touts in
that city with a progressive membership.'
High Chief Ruler A. M. Dewey and High
Secretary-Treasurer L. II. Patterson have sent
out a wako-up circular with a synopsis of tho
proceedings of the High Tent.
Purity Tent No. 4 (AVoman's Branch) had an
enthusiastic meeting Monday evening last.
Tho work of tho recent session of tho High
Tent was fully and approvingly discussed.
At Friendship Tent No. 73, last Monday
ovening, thero was a commingling of prominent
members of tho ordor, and it was decided to
begin tho publication of tho official journal of
tho order In this city at an early day.
Eaglo Tent No. 2 (tho mother tent) at its last
meeting was favored with somo distinguished
visitors. High Doputy Ruler Fred. T. Skipper,
of North Carolina; High Representatives John
Kreltly and J. A. Russell, of New York, and
II. E. Headlngton, of Kausas, wore in attend
ance. Independent Order Mechanics.
Tho report of tho Grand Secretary for tho
torm ending Juno 30, 1890, shows a decrease in
membership and an increase in finances.
Columbia Lodgo No. 1 met Tuesday evening.
Mr, Charles C. Blschoff was Initiated. Grand
Architect AVatson was present and installed tho
Conductor, Georgo W. Berry. Tho recruiting
committeo was continued.
Tho representatives present from Columbia
Lodgo No. 1 at tho semi-annual session of tho
Grand Lodgo Thursday ovening last wore Grand
Secretary Edward Bawsol, Grand Conductor
Georgo AV. Berry, Pa6t Grand Architect D. G.
Elchelborger, aud Past Masters B. Olive and AV.
P. Knight.
Lafayotto Lodgo No. 13 held its regular
session at tho new hall, Fifth and G streets,
Thursday. No importaut business beiug be
foro the lodge, it adjourned to givo way to tho
meeting of tho Grand Lodgo. Members of this
lodgo will bo tho guests of Lafayette Lodgo
No. 7, of Baltimore, who will givo an excursion
to Bay Ridge Monday, July 21, members leav
ing hero by tho B. aud O. on tho 9:15 train.
Officers who wero not present on tho 10th will
bo Installed by tho Grand Architect July 24.
Catarrh Cured.
A clergyman, after years of suffering from
thntloathsomo diseaso Catarrh, and vainly try
ing every known remedy, at last found a pre
scription which completely cured and saved him
from death. Any suU'trer from this dreadful
diseaso Bonding a self-addressed stamped envc
lopo to Prof. J. A.Lawrenco, 88 Warreu street.
Now York, will recoivotho recipe f reo of chargo
For family aud tablo uso drink Xauder's
pure Virginia claret, tho best tonlo and stimu
lant you can get for tho hot weather. A tine
line of old mellow whiskies aud sherries for me
dicinal uso a specialty. Also pure blackberry
brandy and wild cherry bitters, my own make,
for summer complaints. Only tho best Califor
nia cabinet wines sold.
UHHIST.JlANDEU,
009 Seventh street northwest.
Try a ease of Heurlch's Extra Palo Lager.
Tho Arlington Bottling Co., 27th and K eta. n.w.
Tel. 031-3.
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