New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.

DISCUSSION OF POINTS or OEDER-CHARTEKs
GRANTED-PIAN OF Az AsYLCM-APPoINrMRNT
OF DISTRICT DEPCTY GRAND MAsTERs-CLosE OF
IUE SESSION.
The Grand Lodge of the independent Order
Of Odd Fellow resumed ia session yesterday morning IN
Tammany Hall. with Grand Master John W. sehbins
presiding The question Of whether or not the Grand
Master had ;be power 10 remove Deputy Grand Master
frnm The control OF his district again brought up anc
discussed 10 length by Of the oldest members of The
Grand Lodge and the vote. when iaken, gave him that
mower by 32s yeas against 2si nays. An appeal against
this action will he taken to the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, which meets in indianapolis during sep
TENDER.
Charters were granted to the following lodges John
Jacob Aston sr Lodge 5taplcton ,. l.; Andrew John
son Lodge New York STANLEY Lodge. Stanley Ontario
County Lake Erie Lodge Buffalo PrSha Lodge, New
York Poplar Ridge Lodge Cayuga County; Ens'more
Ladge. Auburn aud a odg. Rot yet named at Whneys
Pont A charter was also granted True sisters
Teiukah Degree Lodge. New-IOrk. John Medoe Of New
YORK presented tu annual report Ot the DAD Follows
tsymln Assoriation. winch shows cash hand and de-
post si-6 ~ interest, Si~l "a EXPENSE, for four
yeas 1914 0G. The Indebtedness OF lodges Tor - am
due @21l The Convention had decided that the
asym is bc located outside oi the cry of New York
Board - i've to be elected each wear ny The
Convention Of Delegates The grea,er part OF
! the afternoon session was occupied In the con
sderaron of the ~ decisions made by the Grand
were CONFIRMED by the Grand Lodge. The Committee
the Of the Order made IL report, setting forth that
aprOS Ipcit has taken place IN TIE rtntnt oI
the subordinate lodges and Of III" membership. Inc
Other standing Committees asp escuted their rcpOrt
which were all approved by The Grand Lodge Tho
Graud Master then presented the li-ts cf nominations
maf, bv The Dist Grand Committees for the Office OF
Dsric Jet Deputy Grand Masters for the ~ districts III the
state al NJ which confirmed by the Grand lgdgr
the following pointed Tor York Cty: Charles
IL Moses. District No |; d. T.. ID. McMurray, No ,;
Mark A. Campbell. NJ. 3; T.. v. Crete No. T. Albert e.
Piesch, No 3 ". T.. Dongas, No u; Herman kaiz, No
u George Z. ". Horton, 10 X broseman, No. - n
6irr,-icr 10; Ferdinand Gobe No. IL +. W. ~
neon. No. II; Lrander II. bingham, No. IL; Johh
Nathe-. No IL For Brooklyn: A a. Lake, District No.
George W Reader, No. ,; Charles II Quense No J {;
Frederick BOegel No. 4. For Queens County: John L.
| Morris For Richmond County: Henry ID. tai mOhn.
For Westchester and Putnam COuntir- Henry BeUny lr
Duriug the closing portion OF the session the comm tire
or Deceased Memher through Past Grand RepresentH-
tive Weeks reported resolutions Of coincidence on hc
deaths Of Grand Master Vanderyoor Past Grand Master
syantOn and other members Of the Grand Lodge, wich
resolutions adopted 10y rising vote. The Finance
Committee recommended that the assessment on the
suhordirate lodges should 10 cents per member,
which recommendation adopted. The secret w0rK
was then exempled after which tire Grand Lodge was
formally closed 10 meet IN Rochester IN August, 1870
sETrI.EAfFYT OF TIE AFFAIRS OFF -. FORD co.
At the Office of j. b. Ford & Co., it was
stated YESTERDAY that majority OF the creditors of the