The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27

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Howard Lodge w. oC
GRAD DIVISION NO =.
Joel W. Mason, Assistant Grand MsA,A.,
Ban.
D'srond Lor~
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~ ~ussxuriee Lodge, No So ~
~ %hmn Eas 4 representation OF the
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ts ound Tnssd ~i,h BID Uvss s's 'shus sIs ses1
,ne opon be hcs which is held in the o'ber - s's
iards,s,e w.,h pain tree in the background, and
,sntov sn,Ds owes all IN the dim DISTANT ao,0 ";hs
Gettys Lodge, No. H.
GRAND DIVISION, NO g.
Jsln WoJd, Ass slant Grand Marshal.
Bare.
sgT Crusaders Lodge, No. 81
tpreOsded by rc officers roOr'ed IN Crusaders armer
Rsohmol CeSnty Lodge, No SIS,
~f1 silk banner, REPRESENTING u water scene, with
rsSks Ala Seeing Eye throwing rays on WIDOW, wlth or
fhan5
Neptune Lodge, No 1872
White silk bscner, With blue NoIder Taintng repre-
senis Neptune osns on gigantic shell, with arsendas
AROUND hun.
Mount Sinai Lodge, No. 374,
hearing b-Duer With representation 81 Noses coming
wu ON the Mount With The :ables Of law; enc
israeles, With upfted hands and countenxnces ndcA
Of awe Ecd wonder.
GRAND DIVISION, NO. g.
Henry Brener, Assistant Grand Marshal.
Band.
Minerva Lodge No. STs,
VIA banner which Grecian landscape,
temple in tie background on cnnence, the Goddess
snerva 10 te ioegrosnd with spar and sh's'd attend
ed by the owl, emplem aIic OF wisdom.
So Gu Lodge, Ne. 339
Schiller Lodge, No. 20,
with banner which the alton OF eick
person IN bed receiving spiritual consoSco the MIDST
OF eoE1owing rejstives.
INLAND Lodge, No. 4s7.
German Oak lodge Ne. I29.
urted others Lodge, No. 81,
with bsnper on ~hicn was represHn alton OF eonr
the grand divisions OF the human IaeeCaucssisn, Turk
Ipdsln ana teerc-wi'h an open Bible before them, 10
tbs faith which they are evidently giving their assent.
GRAND DIVISION, NO. I.
WfNam n Lewis Assistant Grand Marshal.
Band.
Anegraua Lodge, No. 1853,
with crimson silk banner, on which was arepresen
iaton Of widow and orpbaps uudraped and supported
by tvs members OF the Oder.
Warren Lodge, No. 1853,
bearing blue Eeiik banner fringed With goc, which
repres NATION OF Continental guard leaving his
home and bidding his family farewell; on the
er,ale supporting portrait draped with che American
flag.
New YorkTodge, No. TO-
AmaJanthus Lodge, No. 362.
Eckford Lodge, No. 234,
carrying . blue silk banner frnged with gold, which
wac representation Gf female holding boys ever
male standing a rock leaning anchor, q ship
sal g past in the distance; rock surmcunted by light
house.
carving bue silk bsnner with representation Of q
| by an Altar; in the distance Noah's Ark is
| La concorde Lodge, No a.
A. Marvin, Assistant Grand Marshal.
Band.
Visiting brothers Of Northern New York.
DeIee atoms from subordinate lodges
Grand Lodge Of Northern New York.
Delegations from subordinate Encsmpmentx
Grand Eaeampment OF Northern New York.
DIVISION, NO. Q.
William Bush, Assistant Grand Marshal.
Band
Visiting Brothers from the State Of Vermont
Visiting brothers Rhode Island the Banner Of
yha EsU nSo No afD
Grand Encampmen oil Nsrrsganseu, Rhede Island.
Visiting Brothers from New Hampshire under Banner Of
Whiting Brothers from the following States under their
respective banners
State Of Conn cticut.
State Of New Jersey.
State Of Ohio
District OF Cou nabia.
| State Of Pennsylvania
State Of Massachusetts
SAe OF Maryland.
GRAND DIVISION, NO 10.
| VIM NJ Tweed, Assistant Grand Marshal.
| Subordinate Encampments
| ONoeTs o. the Grand EnCampment and Embems OF the
| Osotr, on Car drawn by ten horses.
| Grapo Lodge of Southern New York.
Marshal, with Baton.
Grand herald and Grand guardian, with drawn swords
| Members OF Grand Lodge, tour abreast.
Car with enblems Of the Order Drawn by eight horses
| Grand Conductor, with drawn sword.
Grand Representatives, OF Grand Lodge of Southern
Grand Officers OF the several States.
supporters GTaod Chap. Of G. L. s. n. Y. (supporers)
Grand Secretary. Grand Warden. Grand rreasurer
Supporter. d. GIaud Master. Supporter.
| r. 6. Master. Grand Master. P. q. Master.
Grand PanpeT Of Tennessee IN carriage supported
| O. ". Hurley, Grand Patriarch ar z. G. Cameron.
| 7. G. Secretary DAVIS, OF Arkansas
| Grsud Lodge Of the U. s
Officers, Members and p G. Sires Of the G. L. of U. S.
Rev. Brother J. NJ Widely, Chaplain Of the day, and
| Grand Rep R. B. Boylstop, Orator, 10 barou;he.
Executive Committee Of Arrangements.
Is addition to the many beautiful carried in the
procession, the regais OF many Of the members
exqustely wrought, and Of tnem of great value
vhcb attracted considerable attention. The hotels
public buildings had their coors fl ing the breeze
and at some places along the route series
tags strung the street The sidewalks aud the
balconies and windows In the hotels build.
ings tnropged with human beogs; the ladies A.
In addition 10 the above the sidewalks all along
the route of march crowded with hun bier
Of our czeut. The column proceeded vp Broadway to
Fourteenth street, down Fourteenth Fifth avenue
Fifth 20 Madison square, where the head Of the
column arrived and halted about two O'Clock p NJ They
then opened column 70 the right and LETT and formed
cose order The G. M. Of C l. U. g., and the u NJ of
southern New York with their ads extreme
l,f Of The line, and returned escortpg the Executive
proceeded to the platform erected for the occasion
THE SCENE AT MADISON SQUARE.
BY this time the shone clearly, and its rays
down with genial warmth Around and the vicinity
the square crowded with members Of the Orders
their richly embroidered regalia showing Or To great
advantage.