The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At n Jon q recess YVES taken till 2. P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT Q O'Clock p. nj. the Grand Lodge VS.
again called TO order by the Grand Maste
and opened in due form.
The report OF the Grand Secretary wa
read and referred. The finaacial report o
the Grand Secretary was referred to the Au
diting Committee.
Grand Representatives ]. 7. Hoke and X
s. Brown submitted their report, the readin!
OF which wa dispensed with, and the repor
being printed, It was distributed among th'
representative, and ordered 10 be made PAT
OF the printed journal.
The Grand Treasurer, Il. seamon, submit
ted his report, which was referred TO the Au
ditng Committee.
Z. a. Peck, P G. NJ, from the committee
appointed In the vacation Of the Grant
Lodge 10 taxa charge OF the effects balong
Ing 10 this Grand Lodge, OF the late Crane
Secretary, T. G. Steele, submitted o report
which was also referred TO the Auditing
Committee.
The report OF explosions was real ana or
dered 10 be printed In the journal. Tn!
Committee on Printing made q report which
was adopted. The same committee submit
ted an additional report, which was referee
10 the Committee on the State Of the Order
The Committee on Dues and Benefits
through Its chairman, W. Il. sheib,. P. g.
submitted q report, which ives adopted.
@. L. Young, Deputy Grand Master o
Ohio, was presented to the Grand Lodge l..
Past Grand Masters Ellitritz, Miller ant
Peck, and received with proper ceremony.
The bill OF tn Grand Secretary for ex
penses was submitted and referred TO tn
Finance Committee.
The report OF the Committee on Rules o
Order, which was presented in the morninl
session, was referred to the Committee on tn
State OF the Order.
v NJ. Firor, P. G., moved that to-day, q
10 O'Clock q. M, be set apart as the time a
which the Grand Lodge would consider tn
amendments to the Constitution of subordi
nate Lodges, submitted By him ut the las
session, which motion prevailed.
81. A. Uthman, T. G., presented the appfa
OF s T. Tracy against franklin Lodge No
8, which was referred to the committee OF
appeala
d. NJ. Fought. P. G., moved that the fra
ternal greetings Of this Grand Lodge be sen
BY the Grand Master at the expense OF tn
Grand Lodge to the Grand Lodge OF Ken
lucky, whicn Is now in session, which motion
did not prevail. R. s. Brown, p. G: M,
moved to reconsider the vote by which tn
motion OF Past Grand Fought was defeated
which motion wss also lost.
The G aud Secretary submitted . report o
lhe property leaued 10 Triadelphia Lodg
No. 81, by this Grand Lodge, and on motor
said property wa' donated to the said Tria
delphia Lodge No 81.
-sEcREr SESSION..
G. D. Smith, T. g., moved that this morn,
ing at $50 o'clock be set apart as the time q
which the Grand Lodge would go into score
session. Past Grand L. L. Carr amended thu
motion by setting OF art Thursday at o'clocl
p. NJ. Ca vote the motion prevailed, ant
Ehursday at 2 P. N, was set apart as the tim
the Grand Lodge wonld 90 into secret SEES
sion for the disqualification OF the unwritter
work OF the order.
|. T. NJ. Firor, P. G., moved that the GRAM
Secretary be instructed to furnish all blank
for the use OF subordinate lodges in dupli
cate, which was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Printing. VIM. Dillingham;, P; 9 from
the Committee on Finance submitted q re
port, which was adopted.
resolution:
Reolred, That the Grand Secretary be In
struoted 10 furnish at once this Grand Lodg,
with new, Rituals and necessary charge
books.
This was adopted.
The Grand Masters Journal was distri
buied to the appropriate committees.
VIM, Ellingham, p, g., offered a resolu
ton that all appointed officers not repre-
sentstiyes be paid their expenses, which pre-
vailed.
The s,me gentleman offered the following
RESOLVED, That the Assistant Grand secre
tary be paid for his services at the session.
This was also adopted.
E. A. Peck, P. g., offered the %tollowingi.
Resolrsd, That the sur Of fifteen dollars b.
paid to Robert Alexander, T. O.. for tire
days services in settling the affairs OF th'
late Grand Secretary, T. G.. Steele, with thi
Grand Lodge. and transferring the effects 9
the office TO the Grand Secretary, L. A. Bill
lingslea.
Adopted. The Grand Master appointed
The following committeeP,
On Bylaws Past Grand H, A. Uthman
A. @. sIonaker, D. II. Putney, E. striokle
and James Bumgardner.
On Charters-James N. Bartlett, VIM. Hal
aud z. A. Frost
j. a. Miller, /. C. NJ, moved that the re
port OF the Board Of Appeals be referred Il
the Committee on Appeals, which motion
G. 1. Young, D. G. M. of Ohio, then deliy
cred q very eloquent address, ac:pyof which
he was requested to furnish for the PRINTED
' g. +. Eyan,, P. G., offered The following;
Fssalrsd, That the next session OF thii
Grand Lodge be held In the town OF Martins
And moved lis adoption, which motion
On motion Of o. K. ]. r lifritz P. g. NJ,
the Grand Lodge then closed.
INTERESTING ESERoHEs LAST SI0Rr
Last evening" team from wellsburg, In
charge Of Deputy Grand Master Young, Of