The morning call., 1892-01-05
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Latest General Orders 20 walters of
the Uniformed Kank.

Latest General Orders 30 Cavaliers of
the Uniformed Rank.
j. w. R0urke, g. d., c. II. NJ. Curry, G.
r., and c. T. Graef. L. d., visited 4erba
Buena Lodge, No. 1853, on the evening OF
Monday last, the 2Sth ult. Interesting pa
pers were read by w. S. Pierce. P. d., and
u. ID. Smith. A. ID. Remarks were made
by the visitors and members Of the lodge.
This lodge will give public entertainment
in its hail on Monday evening, 18th inst,
for which an excellent programme is being
prepared.
The grand officers will visit Norman
Lodge, No. 1871, at 121 Eddy street, this
evening, and Tahoe Lodge, No. 1876. at
West Berkeley, on Saturday evening.
number of death-claims have been paid
in this State during the past week.
Carl ID. Ludwig. General and Acting CON-
mander- in Chief Uniformed Rank, under
date of New Orleans, November IA. 1891,
has issued General Order No. 2, in which il is
stated that the Supreme Dictator has offered
the following prizes TO encourage members
and Communicates Of the rank: One hun
bred dollars for every forty and $50 for
every twenty new members brought into the
order. These are to be admitted in a body
not one. two or three at tlme-and must be
new in the order as well as rank and en-
rolled in the Communicates. Ii is also stated
that the Supreme Dictator has kindly
granted" the members Of the rank the priv
ilege to De hereafter addressed as ''Sir Cav
alters" The following "Sir Cavaliers" have
been appointed to serve on the staff of the
Commanding General: JOHN Muligan, p.
c.. Of New York COmmandery. No. 3, and
Colonel and Judge Advocate General, De-
partment Of New York, as Judge Advocate
General, with rank of gadier-General;
i. w. Sherwood of Washington Command
cry. No. 81, New Orleans. La, as Adjuiant-
General and Chief OF Staff, with rank of
Tigadier-GeDeral; Samuel e. Hale, M. ID.
of Crescent City Commandery. No. 9, as
Surgeon General, with rank OF Brlgatier-
General Edward G. Ludwig of Crescent
City COmmandery, No. 9, as Senior Abide
Camp, with rank of Colonel; K. W. Will
Jams, i. G. of Tallahassee Commandery.
No. %, as COmmissaryGen with rank
Of BrigadierGe John IL. Bell Z, Z.
of Brooklyn Commandery, No. u, as Aid
de-Camp for the Department of New York
and New jersey. with rank OF Colonel !;
James w. Gamble of CatawbI Island
Commandery, No Il, as Aid-de-Camp for
the Department of Ohio, with rank OF
Colonel; Frank a. Geary OF Chevalier Com
mandery. No. 80, as Aid-ie-CamD for the
States Of Illinois, Missouri aud Minnesota,
with rank OF Colonel; Albert Weber of
Crescent City Commaudery. No. 9, as Aid
de-Camp for the State of Louisiana, with
rank of Colonel; j. Leon Fourier OF Chew
aller Commandery, NO, 80, as Atu-ue-
Camp at large, with rank Of Colonel. Briga-
der General George Schuttenberg will
assume command of the Division of the
North Atlantic, cOmpris NJ the State Of
New York and the New England States. All
Communicates in the State Of New Jersey
will report to Brigader- General Willard l..
Hayward. Newark, New Jersey. All
communicates within the States OF Ohio,
West Virginia and Michigan will report to
Brigadier-General j. Y. Glessner at Mans
field, Ohio. All communicates within the
States Of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Tennessee will report 10 Brigadier-General
f. a. Britt, Louisville. Ky. All the com.
manderies within the States OF Missouri
and Minnesota will report until further
orders to Colonel and Aid-de-Camp Frank
A. Geary at East st. Louis, Ill. All other
communicates not mentioned above and To-
Gated within the States of Kansas, Texas,
Louisiana and Florida and other Southern
States will report until further orders direct
to Brigadier and Adjutant General L. w.
Sherwood New Orleans La.