The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-13
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Meeting OF the Grand Chapter Yesterday.
The Graf Il Lodge To-day. -,


Tho Graz d Lodge To-day. ~.
The Nineteenth Grand Annual Conmu.
nication Of the NJ. WsGtand Lotgc A. +
& a. N. f,this ststsWill commence this
evening at 7:3O O'Clock An The Masonic
Temple of.this city. A large number Of rep:
resentatiyes Of the State lodg:s srriyed,in
ths city yesterday, and the Andes brought
up agood sized delegation from the lower
end Sf the State last night. Thehote last
evening we're welf filed with these repre-.
sentatiyes, VINO are, nearly all prominent
meniin the section ,heycome from, and BY
tonight they viii bs crowded. The Grand
Secretary and Grand Treasurer will be at
the Grand secretary;'s office in the Temple
al 10 o'clock this mpruing and during the
remainder OF the day for the reception Of
dues and enrolling delegates. This should
be attended TO bt t9re evening, as IL can be
much more satisfactorily doneif done early.
Tie GraAd Chapter Royal Arch Masons
OF the State convened at . P. NJ, yesterday
in the Temple, the following officers in
their placet: Gustaye Brown, q. FL. P,;J.
A, Miller, Il. b ins;; "A. y. Stone, G Scfibf;
=. L. IIildrnth, G. sifeasnrer;0 o. s. Long, G..
Secretary; J. W.. Grahtham, G.. chaplain;
Hugh Sterling, G. Lectprei; K. ID. Walker,
G. q. OF Il; w. III. 3Riggs, az G.sP.SS.;
Joseph Hall, G. Il sA.C;, ,U.M. HougB, 6.
NJ. sd Vel; W. G. Bsfihett, g. N. 81 VeiI;
Lee Rainheimer, e.. N. list Veil; 7. w.
Bliss, Grand Tyler;,,A. NJ. Evans, Grand
Marshal. 5{.G
The following Past Grand officers were
also present: Past Grand High Priests, X.
D. Walker, J. W. Gtantiian, w. H. Free
man, w Ii. Fl. Flick, Frank Rex and I.
H. Logan and 2. II. T. Frank johnson.
The list CT Chapters and their delegates
present were as follows:
Wheeling No. IA. FL. Rose, j.. II
Brown, Joseph Hall s2L,'.,-
Lebanon 8s. :9; nv, Y H. Rigs; 2. 2 tll eswtls VA
Jerusalem Noi3-A. N. Williams. Z
Jefferson No. 5-F.iM. Brown, GSM.
Hough, VIM. Wit. sissM x. s,Is'sg
Orient No. 9-I1ee Rsinheimer, y, NJ,
Lsz,ll, John B. Crane.s sJgrs N ~,
Adonirsm No. ll-T. g. Spates, w. II.
Freeman. z ~ \. y. tliys'ii .. :
Copestone No. 12-G. w. Creel,
Tyr'an No. l3-W. s. Sdmmsrs5 !st
Bsth'sda No. lG-J. w. Gnntham, a.
N. Evans. ~ i4, ~ f.
Logan, No. 17--JohnW. D6ll.
The reports Of the High PSiest, Grand
Treasurer snd Grand .Secietsfy iwefas 1
read and properly referred, Last even
ing they were acted on. ), There
was nothing done Of interest 10 the public
or even to RoIa Arch Masons, outside Of
the routine business TheiolloWihg fticefs
were elected and installed for the ensuing
Masonic year: ..,-,. Y 2.
Priest. NY
4. ]. Stone, Fairmont Gr, King.
WIN Il. RiggP, Maftinsbtfe, 'Gt Scribe.
s T. Hildreth, Wheeling, Gil. Treasurer.
o.s. Long, Wheeling Cir. Secretary.
The following officers were appointed:
X. D. Walker, Faitm0nt CIR. Coil.
Joseph Hall, Wheeling Gh PIN. Sni.
W. 6. Bennett, Weston, Gs r. A. Capt.
Frank E. Nichols, FaIfmoat, CIR. NJ. Std
Vail. H'fsNttt, &
W. S. Summers, Charleston, Or. M. 2nd
Vail, l't! At4fl-! n VI
F;tW. Brown, Charleston, Or. NJ. Let
Vail. - y 5-f;ilf W.T.
Hugh Sterling, Wheeling. Gr. Lscturer.
IS. SpateB, Glaa ksbutR Or. Chapline.
Am. Evans, Mi idIeSay, Or. ManhaI.
T. w Bliss, Wheeling, Gr. Tyler.
At9:SOP N, the ChabtSr ad lourned and
supper wae served in the banquet room.
Atef this o 0ongcillot High Phss,s was
bed. and several candidates received the
tHiSh Priest degree. j = N.