Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-23
MSdame Angot's Child.
X. of 2.

CONTINUATION OF THE ANNUAL SESSION, YEsTER-
DAY-ANNUAL REPORTS AND ELECTION OF OF
FIoERs.
At O'Clock, yesterday, the business of the
annual session Of the Grand Lodge, X. of p , Of
Delaware was resumed.
The reports OF the Grand Chancellor the
Grand Corresponding and Recording scribes, and
Grand Banker, were read. bus they relate to
| matter which pertain exclslvey to the order
| and of no general interest. They make
very favorable showing of the condition OF the
order in this jurisdiction. as was apparent from
| the statistics published iii the COMMERCIAL. yes
| terday.
resolution WAS offered. providing for ap-
| pendix to the printed minutes, but 1t failed to
pass.
Venerable Grand PAtriarch-E. B. Rice, No.
| IL. Mlddletown.
Grand Chancellor-w II. Brady, No. l. Will
| mington.
Wee Grand Chancellor-A, j. Schfack, NO. s,
| Wilmington,
Grand Corresponding and Recording Scribe
| James 7. HAYES, No 2 Wilmington.
Grand Danker--D b. Carlett No. L, Whining
ton.
Grand Guide--P. @ Dalv, No. 2. Wilmington.
Grand Inner Steward-E A. Parker, M. L,
| Wilmington.
Grand Outer s;eward-W. c. Wier, No. 8,
Gmbb's Corner.
Supreme Rapresentatives-s. ]. Wiley, No 6,
Wilmington L. Il. Rice, M. IL Middletown.
The officers were Installed, and at 30 re-
cess was taken until O'Clock,
"WEDNESDAY EVENINGS SESSION.
The Grand Lodge was re-opened for business
at O'Clock.
Section s. of Article II. of the constitution fol
subordinate Lodges was amended 30 as to read
as follows: Suould any officer of a Lodge be
absent himself from roll call there consecutive
: regular meeting nights his office shall be de
clared vacant provided he was not sick, dsab
led, or absent from the city or neighborhood, ol
for other satisfactory causes assigned"
A resolution was adopted instrncting the Re
presen atves to the supreme Lodge OF tin
| World TO use their Influence to induce the Su
. preme Lodge to provide for grand demonstra
ton in Philadelphia in 1876, centennial year.
b The following nomination for Grand Lodg
0 officers for the term beginning one year henc
was made
r Grand Chancellor.-A. j schrack No 3; II 7
= Mckee. No II; jos II. Jones, No Il c. p. Ma
roney: No, Il Vim. @, Wier, No. o; T. R. MacslLi'
, ter. No. 7.
4 Vice Grand Chancellor.-C. p. DAILY, No. .
. Benz Murgatroyd, No q; David Blce. No. il
samuel f. Marshall M. l; j. e. Jones, No.
OF | Dr Samuel Marshall, No. /.
s For G. Il. and O. Scribe james T. Haye
No 2; Edwin TIirst No /; s Marshall, No.
ee Grand Banker D p. Curlett No. 1,
IN Aresoluton was adopted ordering the prln
wv ing of the usual number of copies of the mil
utes.
E, The per-capta tax for the year beginning Ja
r., | LIST 1874 was fixed at forty cents.
n n,a The Grand Chancellor then announced Il
~ following landing Committees
Lars and SaPcrristoH-J j McIIulen. n
3 Wilmington Saml Marshall, No /, Wllmiu
ton Chas. stern, No. Z, Wilmington.
ia. F,aaHce aud Mileage. j q. Jones, No. 4, W
y. mmgton e. W. Pennington. No Whining
j, ton Jesse Clare, No, ., Grubb's Corner.
III Appeals AID GrierdRceS-Isaae Woodrow, \
2, Wilmington NJ s Speakman, No. /, W
mington; J Wiley, No, g. Wilmington.
Returns dtd Croieittidls-Wm G.. Guyer,
3, New Cnstle; l. Il Rice, No. IL, Middleton
L. j. W. Flick No IL. Smyrna.
w FrintinJ-James p Hayes, No. @ Wilmu
W. ton; A. j. Shrack, No B. Wilmington;
~ III Ovenshins, No. 49, Wilmington.