New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

The eighth division was composed exclusively Of
Jiages In which the officers Of the Snpreme Council
Of the Anrient and Accented Rite OF the Northern Jurs
dction OF tho Unitoa STAIRS; tho officers OF the Grand
Council Royal and Select Masters OF the Stae OF new
York the officers Of the Grand Chapter OF Royal Afch
MasoDs. and several aged and inhrn Masons who wore
bile 10 walk This division was under the command OF
ten. j. II. IL. Ward, with W. " Alexander and Samuel
The next fourteen divisions were composed exclusively
Of Master Masons attired In black Clothes hgh SIN na
white gloves. ana white aprons There was nOtnins Pc
ouliay striking IN We appearance OF one St the
nneieonh and twentieth divisions were composed Of
members from German lodges OF tins city; inc twenty
first and twcnty-Secrnd divisions from lodges IN Ihe
District OF Brooklyn. and The twenythiid ana
twenty fourth divisions from LODGES IN Oreenoln anI
the Brooklyn Eastern District Each division was very
full and marched with ten 'front.' 40 1--WE feet distance
Tie ninth division commanded by Henry Melzgar
as chief. with John Gifen IA mounted ana =. u h9h
Tor ard W r. Johnson as AIDS shs division consisted
OF the following lodges. and was headed ny Downing
$40; Kopstock, u. d.; Justice No 1885 Nipihall, NO
753 Shakespeare. No. 700 sryvesant, NO I4'' Masho
nom Fidelity No 100 san Francisco, Cal; Jerusaem'
No 90 Planhed, n. j.; Benevolent NO 4'' OF f"'eron'
Tho tenth division was undes the command OF william
aids and r. = Daniel as mounted all II consisted 81
Tho following LODGES headed by the Eleventh Resimeht
Prpto,IaI No $50 social Friendship No. I'll Mizpan.
No 736 Bethel No. 7J5 Charity, No ~; Ancient
s no. ~ 81 & oSnne No. ,5l Daic Carpenter, No
Gi8. win their guests Long Branch Lodge n. =.
Greene as chef viii T. T. Brush aud james Knox as
aids, and C. W. Barker as nonncd id IAP io, JOY
lodges composed lie di .ei", which "%s ~ s'iSH ~
Howes Brdsegogt Band Nv ss s zoo No ga
PHdencc No. 65z Ivannoc, No. go; Perfect Asnhr'
No Coz Astnr No. OO3 Evangelist No Coo; Idben,-
Gle No 59S Globe No. SIS Glen Cove NO. ooO' 81
Cecile No. Sos GraBercy, 70. 537 , ,o.,o
The twelfth division under the command 0i Joei ".
Stevens, assisted by W. t. CONSOLIDATION aud H. M CLIIA
band led the DIVISION which Was composed OF lho IoSw
ing lodges True Cr1funans, No col; Amerirus' 20
535; Monitor No 5o9 fTrS, 40. 9I1; inn 20 20
T,Io NJ
n j.; Columbian No. 4si; Grecnwich. No 4o'; hhhc'
No. 454 Buntius Ne. TOO: Hiram, No 4l9; 49,.
Joseph c. Pnlmev ~ chief, with J. s. Dnga and r. Me-
ndoe aids, and j. H. slner az mounted AID me dl,
dne iOn4 E I3. M a SeSarE n J.; FRANKLIN
30 az; Mosaic. M Ais; Hoffman, No. Az; City,NO
4O8: Crescent No. 4O2; IlaguenGt. No 5ol la emente
An Imam F GDr@ip.H 49, 10 f ,T i No. SIS arbe
No. 329; Aruity, No $685. Neptune No. 3lT Washing
The fourteenth division was commanded by Major W.
H. Corss chief with " H. Benjamin and H. Wv iain
band supplied The music, anl mo following Lodges com
posed the division Pyramid, No. 400; Atlas No. 49,
Auas No. i25, Wosleld n. j.; Continental No Isl {;
Beacon No. 233, with band; sylvan GiO'e No 80;
Arctu1is No. "a: metropolitan No. 273; Mystic Tie
No 272: Chancellor WaiwOrth, NoE7l; John d. Willard
No 2JO; Charter Oak, No. 230 - $780,.
The fiftonSh division was commanded hy H. y. carer
as chief with f. J. Cabell and ". o. shaw ADDS ad
c. MERRITT mounted aid The division was led by sInn
ADAMS baud and composed OF the following lodges
Corimhian No. 4sS; Hope, 10. "a Polar otar' No.
245 Eureka No. 2i3; Consi 'tution. NJ ~ k(siohc
No. 235; Pacific, No. 233 Enterprise, No US Eastern
star, No. ~; Worm, No 2lO
WGurpcy as mounted aid THO following lod ses composed
the division, whioL was heaed by band p pH', No.
Penn; Radiant, No $50; National, No 2o9; Cyrus, No
POS United States No 20;; Empire cry No. I io
1emplI 10. POS; f,niaiphS' No - sheh'i' 40; 10
YORK No l97 Excelsior No. 40; Iidtt NO. l0t Aoo"
Tie seventeenth division was commanded by f. IT.
HinGs with W. Z. Bennett ana j. Ginning as aii' ahI
g. l.. Montague as mounted aid. EDens Lana nc'1dei
the division, which was coinposed OF INC clown
lodges: Mt NCbOl No. 21T; Mum, No 100; luicVVnu
S% 1sa 40 ~ sS Myra go i Dandee NJ rs
BIaniton No. l00; Lodge Of strict observance, No -.
John Hancock. No. 70; Naval. No %; Mai!neiS' NO
Tho eighteenth division was under tho command Of
Jamcs Maxwell, with r. II. CrOmhe and john iUtytc
: AIDS, aud q. a. j. NOrmau rs moGnted aId; me
division composed u lie IoHO%E lodges saHeH -
Uarea'' No al; ArcIieet No SO; RcLu0ud, No. G6
Manhattan No. 62 Concord, No 30; Mechanic No. u
The nineteenth division commanded by Jacob
sounit as cLiei with A. Hahersadt and Dcnkcll ~
aids aud 4. Gres as mounted aid. Martin Mayers bad
led the DIVISION which " as composed OF tne following
lodges Leasing, No. COS; Allemani1, No 40; Lincoln
No 74s; Gutienburg. No. 1877 Alleinania ~ j. ULand
no. 735; ethovcn No Gl Goethe 70 G-yi Ic"'"hls
No CIT: Socrates NJ $50, E,sslcr, NJ. BIG, CUleh-
Gus No. 5i5: Humboldt. No. BIZ This division w.s
The twentieth d., ision was commanded by +. Meyer
with H. Canton and a. nss''ie as aus aI6 T. a.
also argc was composed Of the following Lodges, headed
Governors
UeITIan No oGs schiller, NJ. 3Ol; King SIunJns.
No 30; Navigator No. o32; Harmony. No 100; Coz
mania No 1s2; German Union. No. 81
The tweniy-rst div iSOn was under the command oi
W. J. Dens0w as chief WITH C. r. Robbins and } O.cir
23d Regiment band and druncOrls supplied the
music, and tie following Lodges c9npcStA uic diy-
AdynmI. No $40; Crystal Wave No. G3s; Cosmopolitan
No 5S5 Bedford No pa GiecnwVod 40. o',l N"SSaa
No. $50 Zeredatlia No. 4o3; Delta, NJ. 4JI Com
rhe tyeniysrcond division was commanded by T. Lin
iusfo VIII lai j L. l.. ia.
Lod.ts composed the DIVISION which WAS led by the
Prospect Park band and drum corps: Long Island. So
3S9 Central NJ 36l: Star OF Bethlehem, NJ. 800 :
Lexington No. 3lO Brooklyn, No 2SS; Joppa, No 2Oi
Ane,o-SaTop No I57; H0leniinden, 40. &C. AMI their
guests. Apollo Lodge Philadelphia Penn. Forttude,
The twenty-third division vas Commando by G W.
aids and W. H. King a. mounted aid Tue 2S4 Regi-
uent band Supplied ue nIsie. and he iol04lns L0sSes
composed he division Yew Tree: No 4Cl Tyiidn. No
6ls; Manual No t36; Euclid, No: 6Jo; Tuscan, no
TO4; Hcrdcr. No. 69S Seawanhaka No 67o Island CITY
The twenty fourth division had T. S. Cooper chief.
with T 5. GIN and G S. Foote as AIDS and A. was as
mounted aid and composed oi the foOwing Lodges.
headed by the s4th Regiment band; hln Grove 20
$40; Cnton No. 454 Otnans, No 44o; Ca.Si'. No.
Progressive No. 359 Baltic. No. 2Sl Hyatt No 2O1
Tic iwcnty-Gh division Was composed OF the oldest
lodges in tie isdictiOn aud Mas under the eoniDm
OF r. v King wi,b \. b. Cornwall and J. W Moses as
aids ana G. BIauor and ". Herzberg ~ mounted aids
The Sth Regiment Baad led the division. whicA com
prise1 tho following lodges Albion NO 70 Mohtg"h
cry, NO % III hoIidh NO - tlciPui' 90 -,
ngtOn No. u Pioneer. No. 20: Prince OF Orange. No
lG Lodge OF Antiquity. No IL. with Their gieeS. no
boirn Lodge SO -. Iloboken, n. j. independent Royal
Arch, No ST. Johns, No. l. with the IhOe on winch
Washington took tie oath OF Office first President OF
the United States. borne by Samuel c. Lowndes Past
Master, with Tomar Guard and their guests, Lodge NO
9, Philadelphia, Penn.
Tic tvs, ut sixth division headed by Gen ROOine
the Grand Marshal. and staff Isaac H. Brown, the Grand
Standard Bearer, carrying the Grand Lodge standard,
present from the ladies 81 NowYOTk, and d. W. IalcOt
Grand Sword Bearer, carrying the Grand Lodge sword
which weighs ~ pounds, aud has hit OF solid gold
IU
with tie churiscis VINO ~ take part III the dedc
ton C2I CHCnCs.
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