Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07
Masonic.

SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE SCOTTISH RITE.
Yesterday afternoon the biennial session OF
the Supreme COnncil of the Scottish Rite
MaSCnS for the southern jurisdiction of the
United Sthates. was convened at the Temple
Sovereign Grand Commander General Albert
Pike presiding and delivering his alocution
IheTe We're present representing the southern
jurisdiction, IliustriOus Lieutenant Grand
tary General \: &. Mackey, Treasurer Gen
eral Fred. Webber, Grand Constable ]. c.
BatchelOr, Thomas l.. Mitchell, Erastus c.
Carr Thomas A. Cunningham. w. +. Bower
and John l.. Roper; on the part of the north
ern jurisdiction, 2. 1t. c. Henry l. Palmer
&. ). &. C. +. Paige, G.. X. a. Samuel G. Law
renee, G {. q. Thomas A. Doyle, Y. G. M. c.
Charles T. McCIenachan, r. Nee. Graham
Vincent X. Hurlbut, John W. SimOns, Charles
Ro0me, John c. Robinson, Fred. y. Wheeler
Otls Cole, and others. The Council will meet
daily for about week.
REVIEW OF MOUNTED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
The annual review and parade of DeMoay
took place Yesterday afternoon. and was wit
messed by many of the distinguished MaSoiIS
at present in the city attending the session OF
the Supreme Council, Scottish Rite The com
mandery assembled at Masonic Temple at
hall past three clock, and the visiting MaSonS
and reviewing party were dispatched to the
parade ground, on 18th street. near Columbian
College, IN carriages. under an escort o.
mounted knights. DeMOlay was Officered by
Eminent Commander Noble ID. Larner, with
w. III. III. CiSSel generaiiSSimO, and Isaac l..
johnson captain general. There were about
eighty saddles in all. The drill was very fine.
and q number OF very difficult movements
were executed. The body was reviewed by
Vincent j.. HurlbuTt. Grand Commander of
the United States; Hon. Benjamin Dean of
Boston, Grand GencraliSSimo: Hon. Robert
ENithers, of Virginia, Grand Senior Warden,
and other distinguished gentlemen connected
with the order.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
}. F. GOlbach To Henry Rupert Sl.5OO lots II
to L., 50. 10. X. T.. Fox and f. c. Gutter
trustees, To John Walter, ST., ~ 800. half lot 5
So. les. Thomas Smith to Jacob Kries $50
part lot 81, So. 500 Augustus Jay to Thomas
Fitzpatrick, $780, part lot ,, SCI. SC5. Francis
Germuiller TO III. c. Ewald, $500, part lot II, So
~. &. w. Nichols, trustee. to J. &. MatOcS
sl,!UG, lot -, Pleasant Plains. A. Hyde, ct al
trustees, to Henry LeebOde, 81, 12D, lot ., So
al. w. W. BOyce, trustee. to j. w. Starr,
s. So, part lots q and p, SO. 2i1. 3. H. Warner
To Im"gene CapertOn, 800, part lot s, So. III,
and Il zoo, lots and ., So. 49,. S. II. Hill TO n
H. Lewis. $500, lot A. So. 313 Otis BigelOW Ell
al, trustee, to j. w. Harvey, $40: sub-lOt A
square 81. j. G. Kennedy to c. H. L. Cowes
sl,2sG: lot 70, square SO. W. b. Loud, trustee
To Arthur Macarthur. s., 900: part lot g. SQUARE
III. D. f. WOlard to Mathew McEwen, Syll:
part lot ~, square o. Moses Bradshaw to Kate
Tourney, $40; part lot 6, square 256, and $3.50:
lots Is to 70, square l040 A. Hyde ct al trus-
tees, toJ. Fl. ID. Merrill, $50; part lots to g.
square 2i3. Andrew Gleason to P. B. DOwell,
sMe; part lot !, square 634. p. b. DOwen to
Ellen Gleason, 800; same property. M. A.
Norris ct al, to +. F. Browning, 500; sub-lOt
b, square AZ.