Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-20
THE ROYAL AMCANUm.

New Omeers Of the Sovereign Sanctuary For the Next Quadrennial Term. Several important amendments to the con- stitution were made at the Quadrennial con- ference of the Sovereign Sanctuary, Royal Arcanum Rite. The 96' was conferred upon Most nlustri. ous Henry L. Hill of this oity, and he was created an honorary past grand master of the order. The following were elected the sovereign grand officers for the next quadrennial term, viz:
 Most nIustrious sovereign grand master general Darius Wilson, s6 deg, Massachusetts,. Most illustrious deputy grand master. A. N. Hill very niustrieus grand representative. Rufus c. Hatheway. o5 deg Michigan.
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 Very illustrious grand orator, L D Heller. 95 deg
 Very illustrious junior grand orator. Hervey San, dougsli, ss deg, Rhode Island Very iliustrtous grand junior warden. George ".
 Very ilustrieus @ grand % pseiste. Revo.c. Wheeler, D D.. LL. p, o5 deg: California Very illqstTious grand secretary Edwin Baker, 9s
 Very iiIustFious first assistant grand secretary, Richard T. Lockley, 95 deg. New York. ry. Dr. H. E. Macarsy, e5 deg. Colorado. Very ilustrious grand treasurer, J. H. osgood,
 Very lfasfrIeus grand conductor. pr. Peter Mssseson % ss dse., idd McSigsn. '0f e0naa'0r' w. ,ysry Ilssu5ous grand captain of the guard,
 r Very iinstrious assistant grand captain of the guard. A. l. Mather, 95 deg, Maine. Very illustrious grand organist Prof. Benjamin Jepson, 95 deg, Connecticut.
 Very illustTious assistant grand organist, A. E. Very iiustriops grand master of ceremonies, B. F. Ludwig, 95 deg, Alabama. nss sr a nS $
 Very ilIustrious grand sentinel. c. N. ingersoil, H. Smith, 95 deg, Connecticut. Jeffrey. es deg, New York --'
 Very illustrdous assistant grand guard of the tower, Hext M. Perry, N. D., s5 deg, Pennsylva- Very iIlustrious grand marshal, W. v. Spencer. Very iIiustrious assistant grand marshal, Els worth Bidwell, 95 deg, Ohio. 5 d dee New Sort; James a Whitshoase, ssodSs $ dse
 These officers will be installed and the bus- iness of the convention closed to day.
 At 7:30 last evening Oriental Rose Croix chapter worked before the visitors the Royal Arch degree upon three candidates. This was followed by Egyptian Senate working the 18th degree, Knight of the occident, on . candidate.
 A banquet was then served. Henry l.. Hill, 96 e, presided as toastmaster and well comed the guests, closing by reciting the poem, stThe Village Stork, ? which concludes as follows:
 Thus unused the stork with snap of beak.
 Better be silent than so speak,
 Highest being can never be taught,
 They have their speech, I my thought,
 And they were never in Egypt
 Other speeches were by:
 Darius wilson, M. D.. y6 deg. grand master gen Hamilton c. Macdougal, s5 deg, Providence
 Jas G. Whitehouse. e5 deg. Providence.
 John A. Rowland, 95 deg, Providence,
 Prot A. L. Rawson, 95 deg, New York city.
 e. Waite Tubbs, 95 deg, New York city.
 L D. Heller, 95 deg. Columbus Ohio.
 Richard T. Lockley. 95 deg, Albany, N. F.
 Hervey Sanford, o5 deg, Wilson, N. r.
 John Hanna, 96 deg. deputy grand master Brook Dr. Peter Peters, s5 deg,New York city and from s-iIa Geo. sls ". Bigelow, s5 deg.
 Benj. Jepson, 95 deg.
 Dr. J. F. Smith, 9s deg.
 l.. l.. Camp, % deg.
 Judge LYnde Harrison, 90 deg.
 Dr. John A. Hutchinson, 90 deg.
 Jos R. French, 90 deg Henry ". Loornis 90 deg. and several others.