The morning call., 1894-05-10
COMMITTEES AS PERFECTED
A Number of Appeals Under
= Consideration.
PROPOSED HOME FOR ORPHANS.
Officers Salaries for the Ensuing
Year - Reports at the Re-
bekahs' Convention.

The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows held its second ses-
sion yesterday at Odd Fellows Hall. being
called to order at 10 A. NJ. and after sing
ing the opening ode and prayer by Grand
Chaplain Hitchcock business was resumed.
The committees as perfected are:
Credentials-C. L. Mulloy, j. w. Warboys,
George A. Atwood.
Nickels, L. w. S. Downs. f. Chevalier.
Corresr ondence-W. II. Blunden, r. W. Will
son. {. w. Wilkins.
Appeals D. Louderback, S; G; kellogg
George B. Dean, A. NJ. Drew. w. w. watson.
Peltlons-W: P. Schlosser. A. 7. Swanton'
Alex Brown. w. A. Stephenson. T. R. Dave.
Laws of Subordinates-C. c. Terrill, l.. j..
Dennery, F. d. Worth. j. ii. Peters, A D.
Cleary.
State of the Orders B. Smith. R.; II. Lloyd,
NJ. T. Moses, w. II. Lorenz, W: a. Knowles.
LegisIaiion-A. Block. w. W. Lyman, c. A.
Swiser, w. A. BonyDge, 5. A. Kitchener
Mieage-D. Becker, Frank Raynes, o. Weltl,
Milton Besse, A. j. Ghittenden:
Prinling-George T. Shaw, j. l.. Robinette.
". E. Dubois.
Degree of Rebekah-Joe Marks. L. A. Viii E.
hurst, Ebert Olney. H. Y. Quackenbush, j. g.
Bsbee.
Distribuion-L. L. Alexander, j. F. Crosett,
A. D. Smith. r. II. Lloyd, j. g. Mcmurray.
Instruction of DeDutieS-G. w. Gallup, w.
Fl. Turner. A. }. Duncan, E. Neimeier, X. T.
Bull, E. Scofield, B. F. Edwards. D. Robb.
On salaries of officers-C. A. Sumner, g. B.
Katzenstein, c. j. Owens, e. b. Dun, Frank j.
Mole.
Honored dead-W. II. Barnes, V. S. Northey,
E. E. Drees. II. D. Richardson, c. o. Burton.
The Rebekahs will exem plify the beau
tiful work in the large assembly hall on
Friday evening.
AT the Veterans banquet S75 was col
lectPd for the Farnsworth monument fund.
making cash assets S7S5 %.
The memorial and resolutions approving
the proposed Odd Fellows Home adopted
by the Veteran Odd Fellows were pre-.
sented to The Grand Lodge by Past Presi-
dents L. l.. Alexander, c. 0. Burton and
j. F. Thompson, G. NJ, and ordered spread
on the urnal.
In The Rebekah convention 249 delegates
are in session. This branch reports 1908
mem bers, gain of over 900 for the year,
and sixteen new lodges instituted during
the recess, and that the ReDekahs have
S197S Tor the proposed home for orphans.
The following appeals were either dis
missed or the judgment Of the lodges
against them confirmed: John F. Lang,
Forbes Mcpherson. p Fl. Dodge. Hans
Franzen, F. Q. Richards. W. j. VoIk.
H. NJ. 1rude. 6. Boese. G. W. Maunsell,
Jacob BIanken, El zabeth Hardman, E. R.
Twichell, Alden Spooner. 81. S. Gardner
j. G. Chavn. Philip Hitler. Dollie NJ.
Kanable and Thomas R. Lord.
The appeal of Fred Shelton VS.. Scio
Lodge as sustained so far as the charge
of perjury against him was concerned.
For using violent language. the judgment
of the lodge was affirmed.
Tie following appeals were sustained
or judgment of lodges reversed: Frank
johnson, James II. Treanor. Daniel M.
Porter. j. r. Pool and Thomas Elam.
Pending discussion of fixing officers
salaries for the ensuing year the Grand
Lodge adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
today.