Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
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The new Grand Lodge Of the state of Neyads
was recognized and the right hand Of Fellowship
a insgnidesnt Past Msstsr,s jewel wa. By R.
". Brother Donaldson presented 10 Brother J. T.
7. Hoimead, Past Grand Master Of the District Of
n VI Grand Secretary Smith reported III. fol.
loving grand representatives. appointed By the
NJ W. Trend Muster during the fsoe.:
NasSUiRfs SUiiRfS%TIn T.hn., % Csari;. SuIisr; E.soSsa
Miss, Giles NJ HitlierY LNiie Rock, irk., Luke
b Barker; New Orleans La, samuel M foald !;
iaaa JoSS smith ssr rf.ne.s6 sn!Es nss.sS.r s1s
George 4. sciwsIman Charleston, 3. O, a O.
lppofntmsnts Reestv.d-4R w.B.B. French,
representative Of Chill O. II; Dr.. r. Mesfurdy,
representative Of State Of Iowa o. L.
In November, committee consisting Of Broth
ers b. b. French, r, b. Donaldson, and n L. Ste
vens, was appointed 10 visit the Grand Ledge Of
Virginia, and re-estsblish the friendly relations
which formerly existed between them. The vir-
giuia Grand Lodge received our committee with
The highest honors, and appointed Brothers J. 4.
Pdtdy, L. B. Williams, II. W. Thomas, Thomas
d. August, and I.F. Owens . committee 70 confer
with their visitors on all business matters,
Every point was most amieably agreed to but
"when propsfiy sesisdT' were added 10 their
recognition as Masons and brothers.
demanding that The brethren ii Union Lodge had
been 80 constituted by the Graud Lodge Of the
District and were fully entitled NO. only 70 rec
tion. In this they were fully sustained BY our
Grand Lodge, which body, In spirit Of friend
ship aud harmony, leaves the adjustment with
the Virginia Grand Lodge, and has directed her
grand officers to pay over the moneys received
from "Union Lodge''--soms tsoo-to the vir-
ginia O. L. whenever they shall withdraw the
There arc now nfteen subordinate Lodges In
this city.
Elections for the ensuing year have Just taken
place, with the following results:
Federal, No. l.-Authony Buckley, W. NJ Ben.
tamin 2. wilkins, s. W R. Il; Boswell, J. W.
Jonah Bssex, Treasurer; Thos, Rich, Secretary.
TnnSs. isdss, Mo- S VINO whOpP'Sn Sn,,Vr
J. WI Andrew Caldwell, Treasurer; James
vws.hInSton Naval Lodge, No ns.. NAVY,
W; James vermiliion, Jw; W. 4. Hutchinson,
Treasurer; T. B. Cross, Jr., Secretary.
Potomac Lodge, No. 6.-rn our next issue; re-
Lebanon, No. 7.-wm. Middleton, W. NJ
James Guild, s. w; Joseph Williamson, J. W.
Nicholas Acker, Treasurer; O. W. Darr, Score.
New Jerusalem, No. e.--wm. 8. Thompson,
w. M; J. Tyler Powell, 8. W. W. T. Hall, J.
W; Nathaniel Mullikin, Treasurer; Uriss Hurst,
Hiram, No. 10. o.-Jo.eph Z. Rawlings, W. NJ;
John II. Mills, 6. W.; James Heuning, J. w.
John B. Turton, Treasursri John NJ. Jewell, sec-
retary.
81. Johns, No. I'm Bswssl, W. NJ Thos.
J. Gardiner, s. W. Z. II. Russell, J. W. 10. Cam
mack, sr. , Treasurer; William NJ. smit h, secre-
National, No. al. Gasssnheimsr, W. n
H. v. Cole, sw. ;s.P. GILL;, w; J. O. Kon.
drop, Treas surer; John W. Knotts, Secretary.
Warrington Centennial, No. IA. 7. Long.
"; David Hepburn, Treasurer Thona. TSCnP:
B, B. French. No. l5.-E. L. Stevens, VIM.
W. 0rcutt, 8. w; J. r. Garrison, J. W. 3. God
dard, Treasurer; J. II. Heath, Secretary.
Dawson, No. l8.-J. T. Holmead, W. N.
Chas. HAdaway,S. W. Peter W. Pearson, J. W.
R H. Graham, Treasurer; @. r. Thompson,
Harmon, No. Wv. @. Parthurst, W. NJ;
Robert Hunter, 8. W: D. B. searle, J. W.; W.
Brown nj T,e.suTsr; ,.W; w ais Yssss, s'SS''sfy
B. VIII, s! W. T.. N. Hanson, J. W.. Il. Ella
brook, Treasurer; B. 8. Lamkin, Soc rotary.
Ia fsyette, No; ls.-Noble D: Larner, W. ~
7. Clements, sr., Treasurer; A. p. sehurs, Sec
retary.
POLICE ConnIssIoNERs.-The Board Of
Metropolitan Police Commissioner met at their
Patrolman George W. Hurdle, Of the Third
Precinct, was dismissed for intoxicstion and
The complaints Of neglect Of duty against Pa
trolmen Rossiter and BresnAbau, Of the Fifth
Precinct, and PAtrolman John W. Davis, Of the
Eighth Precinct, were dismissed.
In the complaint q violating the police rules
against Patrolman Thos. J, Steele, Of the Tenth
Precinct, he was nned $40, and ordered to be rep
rimanded by the superintendent.
Patrolman James Il. Arnold, Of the Eighth Pre-
cinct, charged with neglect Of duty, was fined u
and ordered to be reprimanded BY superintend-
ent Richards.
BURdLARY.-Aboutf FIVE O'Clock yesterday
morning burglars entered the residence Of Hon.
Edward Jordan, Solicitor q the Treasury De-
through the cellar, and q number Of valuable
articles were stolen. Among the articles taken
were two oyercoat., two dozen and a half silver
aud silver plated knives and forks, quite an
amount Of provisions, and some wine, and pho
tograph album, much priIed on account Of oon-
tanning photographs Of deceased friends. The
wa, not marked, carefully selecting that from the
marked, which they left behind.
ROBBERY OF COLONEL 0wES's TAILORING
EsrABLisHHRSr-on Wednesday, T. p. Russell,
who was arrested some time since for purloining
articles from tho merchant tailoring establish |
ment OF Col. Samuel Owen, waived examination
on the charge Of larceny, and promised to plead
guilty when brought to court and abide the con-
sequences. Russell was the chief clerk Of the
establishment, and possessed the unlimited con
ndenee Of hie employer, having served as an on
He acknowledged having taken sl 500 in goods
and money.
STEALING COAT FROM A PoLIcEHAN.-I
Lawrence Miller, . German, was arrested this
morning by 0nicer Thompson; OF the Fourth
Ward, for stealing coat from Sergeant @. W.
skippon, Of the Sixth Precinct, Third Ward,
Miller went to the restaurant OF Mr.. Lewis, on
the Avenue, between Third and Four and "a half
streets, where Mr.. Lewis discovered he had q
policeman g coat. He Informed omcer Thompson
OF the fact, who arrested Miller and took him be-
fore Justice Walter, by whom he was sent to Jail
for court.
SELLING LIoUoR WITHOUT LIcHEsE.-John
Crowley and Richard Grantlin were arrested yes-
terday by officers Barker and James, OF the Sew
enth ward, for selling liquor without license
Justice Boswell fined them e26. 90 each.
Jeremiah Quinn and Thomas Burke were mr. |
rested BY the same officers for the same offence
Justice Handy fined Quinn GO. 90, and Justice |
Boswell hned Burke $500.
ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.-0n Wednesday
evening, at regular meeting Of Columbia En-
cAmpment No. !, I. o. o. r., the following on = |
GERS were elected to serve In that body for the |
ensuing term-six months: T. Buckley Taylor, O. |
p. A. Bradley, H. p. Benjamin Kaufman, 8.
W. Walter c. Hunt J. W. William r. Nc
Lean, g.; J. A. Moulden, T.
FRATERNAL VIsIT.-0n Thursday evening |
last the members Of Eagle Tent No. 200, |. o. o.
ReohAbites, paid a fraternal visit to Excelsor |
Tont, at the Union League rooms Ninth street. |
very pleasant evening was passed.
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