, 1865-05-02


~ Of: Knight Templars constituted more than
Mssonie la @ssIs hseF aassSai waa W. K Esrsn, Esq.
Est Z fsM pssfeS e.
magnificent rtealia OF TIE order, they pr1senied
an appearance great splendor> In sddition to
the regulation Eth with 9sTs.s, sssses 81 by;
mourning either upon me: bresst or urn. tnd
drlpcd al Lhs mystic symbols OF the Order in
crape fnstcncd by white ribbon. The different
members, ma1shalled By pr. ). Ward Ellis. The
following Ia the order of the lodges that we're
Represented, With The nsmes Of the respective
Union Lodge No. q ]. Il. Young.
Luane Lodge No. II, +. heleh.
ops1s fofs Des,eorn @ EeSee 10. = $ls F: T. Sleeper.
p. Narmon1a Lodge No ~, y. q, Eozch.
GnisaEo, EpSnngmen1, Y 4 MIiioG H
The portion Of tho procession const tutng the
Second Division was clos ed by four cqmpaqles OF
The Fen,sn Brotherhood. commanded py Presl;
dent Micbsel scan!on. The companies numbered
in the aggregate about 150 men, and we're unf'sr
con msna Of Captains Mckay, Higsln', 0'B5rna
ana King. They rested on tho extreme lett at
Adams street. The FenfApE. were distinguished
hy tbeir rl1itary caps. AID green Eo.ette with
hIEck snd wb,te ribbons.
Toe Great Union Esna preceded the Fenian or
esriza,Ion. aud Bowers tiV Band, from Jsnes-
between the o. e1s ol frre Nasons and Odd >fel-
lows. -, =. ::
: THIRD DIVISION. -, q. :.
:, In accordance With the official programme, pnb-
ffsped IN Jestcr6ay's TRIBUNE, the third division
wss assigned to that portion Of Michigan nvenne
between Washington and Adams street. Owing
division, which was ge5eraily regretted. IS II
IN charge of b 3: Booth: ehief marshal, and Mn1.
q Ssis. S.,e 'nfs &Ss Board ard Il
Trade delegation, numbering over 1ve huudrcd
members, heId the r1pht OF the line resting on
Adams street. They were nearly all dressed in
White fosette, wita stlsa1ners. M 3hey looked Sd 3D.
mtrably. and ga they stood waiting for the ap-
oach Of he cortege, we're the onserved OF al!
the most importing hodtes in the process: :ion-foe
one dressed tn piafu dfest. At the head
Of the delegation, were The Board OF Trade Bat
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Wooa. W. u Low Vae Chief Marshal, A'atsted by
8. s. q. How, ]; Richards, Q. E. B!ainard and J.
Artoclaton, numbering nbonto ons hundred gentle
men, and dressed similarly to the members Of the
nostd d ofI rade: Next II orde1 came the ,fscu!ty
= .t ths members q tie 5S Young 'Ssss %sa's
ID eGGpt 9S ,h enc h91dssa sRd
emtlemat; The ''St, Benedict's Young Mems
Sociefy. was the next in order The members OF
tnts t6 soslsty wsrs dressed n iu'I teg,!ta-a
ing fosetfe They we're mostly dressed in black,
and pIesente very fne appearance. Their BIN.
n o.nq dea s@o Nv wf5e s5aped Next
black, :nd wearing beautiful blue regalia, with
mourning rosettsa tackled to IT. They numbered
about one hundred aud nity. The ST. Beneiict's
the next place. T6e me1nbers df tbfs a.socIation
we've tn full regalta-a black velvet sash trimmed
Wilt, eoId lace. and bearing in addition Tue usual
mr. If Ia h1fH HFAa
vas black, with white gloves. Two stands Of
American colors along with the banner Of the SO.
Sn fsy agg e nt Tae a9ad t and
were dressed IN pia,nF Black, md wore the eusto-
mary M, badge Of mourning, and white gloves. The
The French Benevolent Society held the MAXI
postt'on. and though only numbering about
Hsn Tsis o, sa aFyca 1s' + ;gy SKy 9s 19
white gloves: and woro piece OF grape on the
Roman Catholic Beneficial Society, mum.
They were DRESSED ii blatt and S wore
fnll 1egal1a, made Of trteolored a,k. Each sash
bad mourning badge, aud the contrast In color
Of the surroundings. The Svea Society, number
Ing about one hundred and afty members, were
ne4t in order. The members were dressed IN
blnck, and wore plain mourning Tosette, with
pieee Of Grape tied round the loft arm. The col
oIs Of the eoeiety were also N mourning.
Next II, routine game the Order Of Ham
ga1r. This wss made up Of three lodges, each
told about one hundred md fift5. The mourning Ing
bsdse nsed r The order vas piece q Grape tied
gair, was the Nora Society Ledge No. !, b.
nsoi r. F. nun nsmbe.ing ,h sno9t 15e, 1t Is SoE.
atter The style worn at The court Of Venice, some
three centuries ago. The usual mourning badge
". worn On de sbeuldet; While gloves com:
did much to break The gloomy monotonons ap-
pea1ance Of the surroundings. One object worthy
of notice. belonging to this society, vas the bat
e e daa m
IN this city, On the drst three years call, and, on
leaving to toin the regiment, was presented with
c1ty After lie regiment had served ont It's II line, me-
the ing Was brought back to this CITY, and depos-
lied u the bail OF the lodge. Next IN order was
Tns me -, MRhon*e society bert9g about 80
erie son velvet and wore a morning rozette.
The Tags and banners oi the society were heavily
draped. St Mtehael'e German society came next
l.se, u order, numbering 12o member, who we're
dressed IN black, with nest blue velvet re.alIa.
1ne @ usnal badge Of mourning Wns worn on the
eash: eaan TIE @ banners and eolors were dtaped In
society occupied the position next In order. The
members numbered some three hundred, and
wore a neat mourning badge made Of white fib-
ben on which wks printed a ,vignctte OF the de-
tehEet patriot.
Nc1tfn order md thelast Of the third division
~as me "Chfcago Arbeiter Verein," numbering
dressed mostly, in dark colors and wore a.
mourniEe badge portrait Of the late President,
printed on piece Of white eahn.
After the various soctetiea had taken their
places tn the order dcslgnatcd, they form9d IN
open column. two rankH deep On either side
OF ne barr. sf1ss. Where they stood foE nearly
twenty minutes past T. O'Clock, the head OF the
fEnera PROCESSION reached the head OF tho third
1on Immediate,y every GRE uncoyese5 ana
and be fra. and second divisions had passed
through--the whole taking about one hour-
when the Board Of Trade, followed, by
n IL m, counterm9fehed, and ID ranks ionr deep,
followed Immediately Ia rear Of the Second Div1-
slon; About ,wpn!.yy minute. 10 three O'clock The
trance u The Court House. and after passing
sacred dust, paezed out At the north entrance and
d'shanasd' ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,;.,o,t
1b. sor-,, ,,,,s,on -. .,,,,ooa ,,nn, 1.,,h,-
, acu loulta ulF1s,On , ~ allAnEGa aioa2 Micnt-
"a
6ia " I'VE @ Mana d aad
a1ds; r., Sztaa i,t menat 1 ann
vs. co%post % mostly oF eermsns. and maj p1essntaa ae
Se5s 5fSai1nie appsalanss. LIE Isess un1on
nau; en1stg5t !ea9e!, was a. tne aeaa OF tne
Whs 1nas tsstc trnaed ted
Ia bl:ck. The "old Free Order OF Cholduer"
appeared IN black eoht and pants n4d full Eegalia
u was composed or the grand lodge, win hVe
Inferior lodges. and numbered IN all lfve hundred
mem oers. They carried TWO banners and blue
aaE,, Tn1eh we're neatly draped- The Turn
Serein," or Society OF Turner's, numbered two
hundred members, and were dressed in linen
pants and coats, and carried flags which were
oldcd and draped The "sons OF Herm4n,a"
dressed IN black throughout, with regalia. They
numbered eight hundred members, aud carried
blue banner Which was heartily draped. Ihe
- :. Ancient United Order OF Drutds" were next In
he division and turned ont about $50 strong.
they wore black sult, with a green, blue and
S5seS S5,s rsgs!1a, heaVny trimmed With silver lace;
II 100 merherp, and csryied draped las.
"G1uelh Vesein" was Sw1as society, and wore