The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28

the sum required for communication of dues for
life This motion will come up for final action
and will probably be adopted. The Consstory
has appointed a committee to make the neces-
he for S ss %Seb IF
meet in this city on the goth of next month. 1t
is expected that every member of the Consistory
will answer roll-call in the prescribed uniform,
and that one hundred and twenty five
swords will be in line. At meeting of the COM
mittee, held Saturday evening, it was resolved
that an invitation be extended to the brethren of
the Scottish Rite of the degrees below the 32d to
Council from the council chambers, corner of
Third and streets, to the Cathedral on G street,
on the occasion of the comforting of the 33d de-
of the Consistory for the evening after the con-
cusion of their work in the Cathedral.
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Grand Secretary Theo; A; Ross gives the con-
dition of the order Dec. 3D. 1889: Lodge members,
members of the Daughters of Rebekah, SO, 1922;
brother mem bers of the Daughters of Rebekah
55,57l Chevalers Patriarchs Militant, q, ,000
Monumental Canton No. 2 of Baltimore have
extended an invitation to the Grand Canton, of
this jurisdiction, to visit Baltimore on Thanks
giving Day and participate in the parade to take
place that day.
Grand Master Theo. +. Kinney has selected the
following dates to make his semi,annual grand
visitation to the several subordinate lodges:
No. IS, Oct. 10; Union Lodge No. II. Oct. 49,;
FrenshP 6a Ledge 90 e. No III 4 Oct Is; Federal nc City
lIOuge NO. ~ OcU. II, HARMONY LOuge NO ~,
Oct. 20; Golden Rule Lodge No. 81 Oct. 81; Cen
tral Lodge No. !, Oct. "a; Washington Lodge No.
6, Oct, 2S; Beacon Lodge No. l5 Nov, 3; Columbia
Lodge No. 10, Nov. q; Excelsior Lodge No. H.,
Nov. 10; Metropolis Lodge No. l6, Nov IA; Naomi
Lodge No. l, d. of r. Nov. III Oriental Lodge
No. 49,, Nov. 90; Eastern Lodge No. 10, Nov. q;
Ruth Lodge No.2, d. of r., Nov 26 and Martha
Washington Lodge No. 3, ID. of r., Dec. p
Brig Gen. James Young announces the follow
ing Cheyaliers on his staff: Lieut.. Col. George M.
! Lane, Chief of Staff, Asbury Park, N. j.; Maj.
! Charles II. Kunkel, Assistant Adjutant General,
! Baltimore, Md; Maj. Samuel Morgan, Quarter
! master General; Maj. Edwin c. Moore. Judge Ad-
! vocate General, Wilmington, Del; Maj. A. Il.
! Redsecker, Commissary General. Baltimore, Nd;
! Mai. William p. Allan, Inspector General, Wash
! ington, ID. c.; Maj. ii. G. Reynolds, Chief OF
! Equipment, Portsmouth, Va; Maj. Charles Nc
! Maxim, Brigade Chaplain, Baltimore, Md. Gen.
Young is in command of the Second Brigade, Di-
vision of the Delaware, consisting of the Chesa-
! peake Regiment, First New Jersey Regimen and
cantons.
The fair of Naomi Lodge will open November
| 10, $780, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
The Treasurer of Naomi Lodge, Daughters OF
! Rebekah, Mrs Eliza A. Thompson, had another
! fall during the past week. She Is improving.
Grand Secretary Allan, who resumed his duties
! last Monday after weeks illness, was attacked
| with rheumatism on Tuesday, which confined him
to his home for three four days.
The inquiry among active odd Fellows il
Where are the daily journals of the session OF
the Sovereign Grand LodgeT"