The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

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Manhattan comrnandery, no 81 Of New York
cemmsnd.rs s' Ss' Is ' New York City.
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Toledo commsndsry, No. Z. Of Ohio.
Detroit city band.
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Officers and ~ Past Grand onicsrs.
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Carriages containing Knights.
The procession occupied hour and half In pass.
inv given point This gives abettcr idea Of is mmenfc
strength than any mere figures can. The marching
was splendid and the different evolutions peculiar to
tho Knights Tcmpars drn, such AZ forming crosses tri
angles &c, were executed with precision that
evoked the frequent applause OF the spectators along
the route
procession marched
ue aud then counermarched to Fbcrt, whore The
limo reviewed bv the officers OF the Grand Encanlp
OF the United States, and the Grand Commandcry
of Pennsylvania
Tho parade then dismissed
INSTALLATION OF oFFTcyRs
The installation OF the Grand Officers OF the Grand
Commandery OF Pennsylvania took place al the
Academy OF Music this afternoon At haifpsst two
O'Clock The house crowded, tho auditorium
being reserved for ladies' who seemed to take deep
interest in tho beautiful, imposing and impressive
ceremonies
The following was tho programme for the instalIa-
tom
Entrance OF the Grand con,msndery
Handel and Ilay,n Society OF Philadelphia.
" T. :. Barley. Conductor
Presentation and Installation Of T. Grand Commandes
elect by tho X. T. GRAND Commander. Sir Charles II.
Kingston.
Proclamation by Grand Warden.
20 Sing INTO the Lord a New Song from Cantata
handel and Haydn society.
Address by the r. Il. Grand Commander elect.
Installation Of remaining ursnd Oficcra .
"Goria In kxceisis" from Twelfth Mozart
Handel and Haydn society.
Charge to Grand Onicers.
Proclamation by Grand Warden.
Ts De Laudamus .......................C. Gounot
Handel and Haydn Society.
Benedictun
Music by Hamburg Band
GRAND INCEPTION.
A grand reception and promenade concert was given
at the American Academy OF Music and horticultural
Hall this at eight o'clock. The two buildings
were conncccu by bridge At eight O'Clock an I'D.
dress of welcome delivered by the Most Eminent
Grand Master the United States Hon. James HERON
Hopkins, at the close Of which the promenade CON-
menced.