The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-11


requested to be with ne and participate in the cere-
the pale faces demonstration worthy :" |le hou
sixth. Sresf Councils and Tribes intending to join
with us are requested 70 notify the Sommlttee , OF
ton ana the n5robable number OF brothers they win
have in line on the day OF celebration.
Ses T1 narG E Ipr O8 vne snS WgwS carrying spear
Members Of the Degree Of Adoption, four abreast.
" Cniefs. MaiefiOrS' +"
First Brave. Junior Sycamore Second Brave.
Chief Of Records Keeper of wampum.
Third Brave & Sent Senior sagamore e. Fourth Brave
First Sannap. sacham. Second sannap.
Past Sachems four abreast
Guard OF the Forest.
Second The spear tipped with red and fringed
with horsehair, with scarlet steamers bearing name
and number OF tribe, will designate mishinewas OF
Third. The spear tipped with blue and fringed
with horsehar will designate the assistant mshine-
Fourth. The great mishinewa will wear a sash
composed of the colors Of the hunters, warriors,
and chiefs degrees with rosette OF same colors on
the breast OF SASH
Fifth. Aids to great mishinewa will wear sashes of
same Colors, without rosette
Sixth. RIlshinewas of divisions will wear scarlet
sashes with rosettcs of colors above described on
breast OF sashes.
Seventh Division aids will wear scarlet sashes
without rOScttes.
Eighth Mishmewas of tribes, and assistants, will
Ninth. The Representative OF each tribe or in case
of his absence or inability Past Sachem designated
by the Sachem or his tribe will appear in line with
the Great Council Representatives will wear the
number Of their tribes upon their sashes
Tenth. Each brother in the line must be clothed n
the appropriate regala q. G. sash only OF his rank,
and is requested to appear in black suit, black nat,
and white gloves
Eleventh. No other sash than those prescribed in
these orders will he allowed in the line
Twelfth. No brother will be permitted to leave the
ranks without permission Of the mishinewa or as
sstant mshinewa Of his tribe, and any member leav-
ing must place his regaa in charge OF brother in
Thirteenth No tribe will tspermitted to leave the
line until it shall have arrived at the place OF dis
missal.
Fourteenth The line will move at II O'Clock pre-
cisey. Tribes are requested TO be on the ground
thirty breaths before the time named for the column
to move Our readers will understand that the word
mishinewa is the marshal. In the afternoon,
after the procession has been dismissed, an oraton
will be delivered at the Skating Rink, Twenty-thlrd
and Chestnut streets, and in the evening grand
ball will terminate the festivities OF the day at the
same place.
Form on Broad street, right resting on Coates,
countermarch to Jefferson down Jefferson psoia 10
Sixth, down Sixth TO Chestnut, down Chestnut to
Fourth, down Fourth TO Christian, up Christian to
Twelfth, up Twelfth to Walnut, out Walnut 70
Twenty-third, thence to the Rink at Twenty-thrd
and Chestnut Streets where the oraton will be deliv
cred, and the brethren dismissed.
The line will move at II O'Clock A. NJ, sharp time.
Tribes are requested to ne on the ground thirty
breaths mnutes) before the time named for the
Marshals Of Tribes will preserve distance OF six
feet between each section, and Of fifteen feet from
the Tribe preceding them.
The procession will be formed as follows:-
P. G. l. Andrew j. Baker, Great Mishinewa Chief
Ids to Great NIishinewa tChief MarshaD-P S.
Oliver +. Cornman, No. 6S p S. Francis p. Gibbs,
No so; p. s. Eobert T. Roberts, No. 56 p. S. John
First Observation-Disclosures Kleins, No. s. Marshal.
Aids, Frederick Tschan, No. Ia Charles Anderson,
Jr No. 49, Tribes Nos 80, s6 49, So, 49, 70, I5 a. I3,
10. Form on Parrish street, west OF Broad. Right
on Broad street,
Second Dlgision-Iacob t. Sennef, No. 81, Mar
shall. Aids, Charles II. Lex, No S; r. b. Antrim, NO.
49, Tribes Nos. 69 81, So, So 81 (No. 49, of Camden,
N. j., No. g. of Washington,) SO, 40, IS. Form on
Poplar street. west Of Broad Right on Broad street.
Third Dlvision-Joseph II. Jeffris, No. 4S, Marshal
70. Tribes Nos. AZ, a., 43, Al 49, 81, 49, 49, 49, 80
Form on Girard avenue, west of Broad. Right on
Broad street.
Fourth Division-Rudolph Buckius, No 90. Mar
shal. Aids, William II. Trout, No. 2s; Jonn DUN, Dunn
bell No. II. Tribes Nos 20, 2S, 81 22, 49, is. Form
on Thompson street, west of Broad. Right ON
Fifth DiVision.-Thomas A. Mcdowell, No 80,
Marshal. Aid, Richard Borland, No Is. Tribes
Nos II, ID, s, = 4,2, l. Form on Master street,
west of Broad. Right on Broad street.
Sixth Divsion.-J. c. Pierson, No. 8, Of Delaware,
Marshal Aids, George Wilhelm, No E. NJ.
Spge N Oes a TSs Of Rs
Council of the United States. Form Broad
street, north of Jefferson. Right on Jefferson
street.
Marshals OF Divisions will preserve the distance of
forty feet between each DIVISION and OF fifteen feet
between each Tribe
When the head OF the column arrives at Twenty
third and Chestnut Streets the command will halt,
open ranks, face nwards, and countermarch through
from the rear
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENESYLv ANIA.-The
regular monthly meeting Of this society was held last
evening, President Wallace in the chair, and Samuel
j. Smedley acting as Secretary.
The committee to raise means for the purchase or
erection of new hall made very encouraging
report.
Among the objects Of interest contributed to the
Society, not previously reported, is copper plate
engraved in England, for the purpose OF the manu-
facture of postage stamps for the Confederate States
presented to the Historical Society by Peter 2, Eli
maker ESQ.,, late United States Marshal This plate,
together with large quantity of stamps specimens
of which were received with the plate) was found
board the steamship Bermuda, captured OF the
Island OF Alaco on the 9th OF April, 1852, by the
United States steamer Mercedito, Captain Stell-
wagon, sent to this port prize, and subsequently
condemned The plate is well executed and in
good state Of preservation.
Mr.. Shrigleys report showed an increase OF three
hundred and forty-eight books and pamphlets during
the month.
A bust of the late Rev. DR.. Branerd, which is very
well executed and thought to be very correct has
been presented to the society by one OF his friends
The increase in books and other articles of interest
during the past few months has been quite large, 80
great that the society has been under the necessity OF
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