The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-09-05

A GRAND TOurnainenJ, Basket PIc-N &c
N and Soiree, will be held at New Market,
Baltimore county, on
Wednesday,, September 9Th, 1874,
train or Shine.)
The Knights will enter the lists at l o'clock
| P. NJ. to contend for the honor of browning the
| Queen of l. we and Beauty and her three Maids
| of Honor.
| Knights from all points will be present, in
Guiding Pennsylvania and Virginia. knights
| wishing to enter the contest are requested to
send their names to the Secretary at least five
| DAYS in advance of the Tournament, in time
for publication.
Each Knight must furnish his own lance
which must have diamond shaped point, and
| not be under feet or over 10 feet in length.
The rules of the Tournament are as follows,
viz: Three Arches Distance, 125 yards; Tilt
ing Rings, II inches; Tie Rings, l inch. No
| Knight can obtain second ride at one tilt un-
der any circumstances. Each knight has the
privilege to raise or lower rings. Time to be
| determined by the Judges.
| In addition to the honors set of fine Silver
Service, (including water,) and now on exhi-
biton at Saml Kirk Sons, Baltimore, will
be given to the most successful Knight, togeth-
| err with LIST Champion Diploma of Maryland
| The Second best Knight, Lance, and Second
Diploma of Maryland. The Third best Knight
Lance, and Third Diploma of Maryland. The
| Fourth best Knight, Lance, and Fourth Diplo
ma of Maryland.
Each Knight must furnish his costume and
pay his expenses. Aud in addition will be re.
| quired to pay an entrance fee of S., to help de
| fray the cost of prizes.
Messrs. Marshall and Billmeyer, Costumers
| will be on the ground.
The Charge to the Sir Knights will be deliv.
cred by J. Fred. G. Talbot, Esq, and the Cor
| enation Address by Hon. Stevenson Archer.
Prof. Wrights Cotllion Band will be in at
tendance for those desiring to dance. Other
Bands will be on the ground to enliven the oc
| casion.
Officers Birmingham and Roster, with a
aaSsss E esssafEeS Sfaec City prices
Judges.-Hon. John Merryman, Hon. Steven,
son Archer, Capt. James Hall, Hon. Richard
Grason, Hon. John M. Carter, Hon. Thomas
Swami, Maj. T. Sturgis Davis and George H
| Carman, Esq
Marshal of The Dny.- James Mahool.
AssiStantS.-Col d. G. Mcintosh, Maj W. H
Quincy.
Marshal ofHe 7ournGment-JoshuaH H. Cock
ey. Observation-Disclosures NJ. Birmingh CHAM, JAS
Amos and Charles Street,
Reteree.-Dr. Charles A. Rutledge.
HerGld-A. Liugan Jarrett, Clerk of liar
ford county. AsSiStantS.-J. Stirling w. II
Roller, Tobias Lindzey and J. NJ. Curtis.
| Pdge.-Master Frank Carter. ASsistants.-
Masters w. Deford Hall, Archibald Jordan,
Smith Bond AMI Benson Roster.
| Ticket gents.-George Hedrick. Wiley Bos-
ley, Ephram Gosnell and Hosea Roster.
HI5~ Complimentary Tickets given only to
distinguished visitors and editors.
At night the Coronation Ball will take place
at the Brotherhood Hall, the admission to
which will be So. Sir knights, Officers of the
Tournament, Editors and distinguished visit
ors will be admitted with ladies free of charge.
Round Trip Tickets over N. C. Railroad, at
Baltimore and York, to Freeland Station, where
conveyance can be had to the grounds. Trains
arrive at Freeand's, going North at 900 and
1928 A. NJ. going South at $50 and 1910
A. NJ and SAG p. M.
rs" Programmes on the ground. This will
be the Tournament of the season, and credit
to My Maryland.
re- Tickets Of admission so cents. Chill
dren under II years of age and attendants
free; Horses and Carriages free
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
G. w. CARR, Secretary,
Md. Line P. o., Baltic. county, Nd.
Sep. Std.