The New York herald., 1872-09-16

sleos orsnd representative. or, II msrv srs moro
than 1000 contributing members In their jurisdic
Lodge OF the United states. No Grand Body can
have more than two representatives In the Su-
s head sSS S SS FSs
once year, FrsqSsnti' i has met .ss e other
sSssE the % SssS HsSa sspiemDs. si
brsnoh~each with diiIsFent ceremonies, ritual
ce Sees
belong to an encampment; but the rule does not
work both ways, for person must be member OF
publications are printed in It's interests two OF the
q. @. NJ. editor, and the An.ertcan 0dd Ee4otc =.
large c circuiaticns Beside these are the Nsy zgs
(weekly), OF San Francisco, s. Y. Atlee p. g. M,
SSs s e. sdso az snd sss @
mar Of Indiana, each enjoying Z good patronage
xati0n OF the nineteenth century, Its Grand Lodge
meets to-day In Baltimore, when nom two to four
delegates from each Jurisdiction win be present,
many OF whom take their wives and daughters to
these annual reunions, SO that the ladies OF the
Order can truly be said to have an extensive &C
soSs q Ooed
to with much interest by the fraternity at large
The following are the names OF the officers and
representatives elected, with the jurisdictions they
deputy Grand Sire, @. A. Logan, Kansas; Grand
Correspondnng and Recording Secretary, James L.
RdgeI Maryand Grand Joshua ySn
Kentucky; Grand Marshal, s. w. Cayce, Alabama
Grand Guardian. James Smith, Ontario Canada);
Grand Messenger, J. f. Chamberlain, Maryland.
REPRESENTATIVES.
: Alabama-J. R. Tompkins, W. A. Shields, A. Nc
z -Arkansas-P. o. Hooper. A. Cohen.
California-N. Porter, D. McLaren, J. F. Morse, J.
Coiorado-o. O. Kent.
:, 0onnectlcutJ: "; Smith, G. A. Newell, A. W.
I, District OF ColumbiaSM. r. Mclean, J. r. Haven
ner J: 4 Given.
Georgia-C. A: Robpe I. J: Glenn.
IIlincls-J. 8. Ticknor, I. B. Needles, J. W. Ellis,
indianaJ. A. wIldman, J. Pierce, T. @. Beharrel.
ioxa~w. F. Sharp, E. J. Leech. 0. Mccraney, W.
Kansas-H D. Mccarthy, B. J. F. Hanna L.
Empie.
Iouisiana~w. 9. Wilson. A. j. vandegrin, G. Nun.
!. Lower Provinces B. N. Al. Mattheson.
Maine-O b. whitten, J. W. Sargent, J. 2. Hasel-
Maryland-C. H. Rawlings, A. J. Spear H. F.
Carey, f. G. Cox.
. Massachusetts G. Porter J. NJ. Price, A. B.
Michigan~E. H. whitney, l. Sides, D. q. Palmer,
George Dean.
Minnesota F. Williams, H. c. Farnham, p B.
CLARK.
M!ssissippi-T. A. Milton, D. N. Barrows, L. K.
Barber.
Missouri 2. wilkcrson, W. II. woodward, J. A.
Nebraska-L. Magers, St. J. Goodrich. A. D.
( Nevada-M White ]. c. Smith D. O. Atkinson
New Hanpshire-0 p Smart, j. II. Gardner, ].
r. Hartshorn, B, Fletcher, Jr.
New Jersey-D. B. Whitaker, T. A. Ross, I. Harris,
New York.. H. White, ". Madden, John Me-
dole, E. ]. Hamilton.
North Carolina-S. Gales, J. II. Baker.
Ohio. Turner, H. undenberg, w. q. Earl, J. W.
Garter.
Ontario (canada)-J. woodyatt J. Gibson, s. G.
Oregon. W. whalley, F. G. Schwatka.
Pennsylvania-J. A. Simpson, J. w. Stokes, R. A.
Rhode lsland-G II. Olney J. F. Driscol, H. E.
Dodge.
{ South Carolina.C: I. Meyer, - Libby.
Tennessee T. Phillips J. johnson.
court.
Fitzhugh.
{ West virglnia-C Vance, p Darnel, G. Edwards
=, WisconsinlL Silver, 8. Ryan, W. II. Lanphear,
J The session generally holds six days, and the pro-
ceedings make yolnme OF $50 pages, Of which
$4,000 copies are printed and distributed. Mileage
and per diem are paid to those elected to attend.
The current expenses of the body reach $40 cooper
year.
Elections for officers OF the G. L. o. s. take place
once IN two years. This Is the session for that
business
Many important amendments to the G. L. U. g..
involving radical changes are pending action. The
HERALD, as usual will have its special reporter In
shat can he given win be found in said reports to
this paper.