Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
rnE C ~ q = CONVENTION.
dle Delegates ll,tcu a. High mass Axe
lssris ui t.rs.sia i'rs.sfstsl.f ana >eer--
tsrs ala tre.sare1 sselexatss.

Yesterday neuinl a. $3.50 ae.aek tae
delegates io ias seoaad biennial ooafeat.on
~ ihe MIcaIs4a & M b usfeaed -n
procession t3 81 Andrew laiheor4l end
listened io eeleeralaa III solemn lish
n-ss eg the is.laalns clerical gentlemen.
lelehaant ker fausr Nsu AufWerp. af
Battle Cfees l,-sean Eey Fathef Basr of
Marshal. ~aa neacon Hes Father RYAN,
oi ha.anazaa. Maafef VI "a snelnouies Efs.
Father Nhaien. oi M.s c.fy The ia. aI
Reverend bishop ihe Ntrs Reverend falhef
hutte g. snd Ees Father samson. ell
oi lhls c.Iy. s4t ll tle sanctuary daring lae
celebration. Al tse close oi tts laass
h shur L3clfef made q onti address ui ~ei
llniu 90 lle dsirs. .les aud q leN suggestions
ai business wull fo lhvni The delegates
went go tae A - h AaA on lanel-si ifam
THE Cathedral aud al oDoe perfected tieir
Organization the report ai rae ooan4tioe
ou Credentials being made and accepted
Tie delegates are branches John a
breeu. = Thomas PAGE : John Kaiser
4. al olasef o J0lu t.ncY g. albert
Quinn = Michael Brennan. 81
OAeu o4iiVau, l9 Anthony ka'enuue. il.
Hugh higgins a. Geo ~ Meadoek la
Father ,ehwinsschiesei a. Ihos J Salli-
van D.. Thomas A hari. l6 l7.
A ) McHush ls Thomas Harvey 81 h
II Andre. -u. A. > Mcclellan -l Ansrev >
Doyle. -5 Jas EEan. 23 i Moloney- -
q ] Connolly. -a . A efaIneaueh ~
Hggh Mcphlups -7 Al McAanzra. IS j
II Dewitt. -H J0hn Monaghan. 50 John
Drswe. 5l Rev T. A BaarI. 81 John r
MoioneY 35 b r Lowry 34 J r Ham
mel. SIS, q J. Gallagher So james CaIa-
tH..HI...-I.. J.
Antwerp 80 l. NJ Dugsan 40 James Nc
Entee. a. James A. Parent g.. John a. Ia
oaut a. Alex. Chapoton, Jr, 50. Patrick
McO5nnis
The following officers aud trustees are
also ia attendance.
Grand Chancellor, John A Hickey Detroit
Grand President William Look. Detroit.
First Vice President. Lawrence McHugh.
Omer Second Vice President John j RYAN,
NJ skegOn. Grand Secretary, John B Tod
enbier. Detroit. Grand Treasurer Andrew
IS kerry, Detroit Marshal Morgan !.
% Buen. Ann ArDor and Guard Edward III
Doyle, East Saginaw Trustees A.
Hickey, Detroit Capt Henry A keaney,
Detroit and John 4 Jaminet. Monroe
The Grand President Submitted bis an
nual report in which he rec0mmen led
that reserve fund be created and con-
tr0iled in the branches FOR use ia ease of
epidemics and calamities. he opposed
strongly the Capitalization of funds either
in the Grand or Supreme Council. because
of the temptations which would Doe brought
% bear upon the custodians Of such large
sums ana also opposed the creation 81 a
! 600. or sec0nd-Class insurance. on the
ground that il would tend 90 bring about a
harmful division of the Association, the
creation of sick benefit fund Was opposed
because OF the complications necessary to
Its proper management The report referred
enthusiastically tO The growth of the Asso
citation during the past two years from Z uug
members 90 300 aud The creation of twenty
five new branches masking the total number
iOrty-hve. scattered over both peninsulas
Following are The salient points ol ile
report Of the secretary and treasurer Coli
.eCted during past TWO Near- Cor beneficiary
/ fund. sl3 COO =. paid oui from same fund.
/ So u6j : 3, leaving net balance ef sl.I2J b3
genera. fund account receipts St.514 l6 dis
! dursemenis, - 6au ~. leaving net balance
of ss64 -
The following committee was appointed
io call Cn Bishop Richter and officially ln.
vite him he is "A mem1e of the associa-
tlon to attend The session. of the conyen-
ion Grand President VIM Look. Grand
Chancellor john Hickey and Thomas A
Hart The committee drove to the epi-c1.
pa residence after dinner and performed iis
mission
In the afteno nothing save routine
business Of private nature. resolution.
etc. was done. Ildav Vi. b. one of inter
est. The election of ofi eis will take p ace
~ The morning. There was no evening
session.