Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
THE SECOND DAYS SESSION.

YeSerdsy's DoiBgs or the Grand Lodec--
Business Transaetod-E Election OF OEicers.
&c.. &c.
The Grand Dictator called the Grand
Lodge to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yes
terdsy. The following committees were
announced: Credentials, G. 7. Henly,
II. G. Miller, V. Wrenn State Of the
Order, Z. Il. Branch, II. X. Gouldmap
u. Hodges ; Appeals, T. K. Trigg, "
T. Hughes, W. e. Camp; Mileage and
Per Diem, W. II. Tabb, II. S. Ashby
L. J. Hyslup; Returns, W. NJ. Seay.
p. c. Leary, Jacob Peyser; Committee
on Memorial Of Deceased Members. H..
NJ. Hope, John L. Snead, J. r. Martin.
Mr.. r. X. Prentis, Of Suffolk, was
added to the Committee on Laws
At the morning session several more
representatives reported, and by the
time Of the night session the lodge
room was crowded with e very large
attendance both Of representatives and
past-dictators-the only members who
are entitled to sit in the Grand Lodge.
The representatives present are as
follows K. I. Davis, j. &. PettuS,
George L. Currie. j. W. White, j. c.
Jordan, II. G.. Miller. and j. II. Tay-
lor, Richmond: I. W. Bass. Manches-
Ter; a. s. Day, Norfolk; f. B. Branch,
Petersburg; Alexander Hart, Staun-
ton; W. y. Eaton, Portsmouth; John
S. Guthrie. 0nancock; W. ". New.
Danyile A.; II. Hodges. Norfolk j. NJ.
Martin, Farmyille; W. Seay, Lynch
burg; S. G.. Farley, Christiansburg
A. Wingfeld, Charlottesville; W. II.
Tabb and J. ". Wilson. Portsmouth ;
W. II. II. Cory, Norfolk Jacob Pey-
ser, Petersburg; Il. II. Cardwell,
Hanover; DR.. T. J. Fentre,S.
Princess Anne Courthouse; j.
A. Williams, Prince George ;
j. I. Sneed, Gordonsville Y. Wrenn,
Smithfeld; c. T. Henley, Chesterfield;
II. K. Gouldmau, Fredericksburg
W. II. Taylor, Richmond; Dr.. j. L.
Brodwater, Temperanceyille; g.. D.
DeBaun, Norfolk r. r. Prentiss, Spf-
folk n. r. Savage, Richmond; viii
liam c. Camp, Richmond; ; l.. ". VII
son, Smithfeld; William Graham.
Orange Courthouse; /. L. Morris, Cul-
pepper; /. J. Hyslup, Accomack; NJ.
T. Hughes, Hampton; VI. L. Watkins,
Windsor; Z. Wilkinson, Wes. Point
II. S. Ashby, Delaplsne; j. D. Brad
shaw, Burkeyille ?. McCurdy, Glen
dale; J. Y. Davis, Alexandria 7. X.
Irigg, Abingdon; J. S. Good. Good
son; s. 7. johnson. Uorntown e..
W. Miley, Woodstock ?. G. LeIry,
Roanoke.
The election Of officers Leio. the
order of the day, q, Sd the Grand
Lodge proceeded to the election Of OIL
GERS, with the following result: Grand
Dictator, j. 4. Kinney, Of Chinco-
league; Yice-Grand Dictator, }. r.
Morris, Of Petersburg: Assis,an.
Grand Dictator. julius Joel, of City
Point; Grand Chaplain, Rev. II. ".
Hope, of Charlottesville; Grand Re-
porter, W. II. Bailie, of Stanton
Grand Treasurer, u. T. Hudnall, Of
Grand Guide, j. ". Bcas-
ey, Of Norfolk A.; Grand Guardian, NJ.
L. Comann. Of Bristol Grand Senti.
lel. Jacob Pcyser, Of Petersburg.
irand Trustees John Maxwell. Of
W. f. Foster, Of Rich
nond; Isaac IIirsh, Of Frcder.cas-
burg. Supreme Representative, J. f.
Rollins, Of Staunton alternateS, Rev.
y. NJ. Hope, OF Charlottesville; Mann
Page, Of Brandon; j. J. Wright. Of
2 richmond.
The ofiicers.elect were then installed.
md the Grand Lodge took a recess un-
il this morning at 10 o'clock.
\ great deal Of business important to
he order was transacted during the
ession, much of it being Of a secret
haracter.
Biennial sessions Of the Grand Lodge
we're adopted. In the interest Of econo-
ny the standing committees were abol-
shed and the duties Of those committees
we're deyolycd upon other officers Of the
irand Lodge. The repeal of the suicide
aw by the Supreme Lodge was recon-.
nended, and other measures Of impor-
ance passed upon.
The session will close to-day.