Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ii. U. III. Fly .. n.

Of their order returned in the early evening
train, with their music, much plcasedwith
the visit. The parade was n pronounced
success, and the following was tho order
in which it was marshallcd
Chief Marshal-O. w. G. Whinna. or
Washington Legion. No, 1. X. Off.
Aids to Chief MARSHALL. W. Mann. w.
Wildcy Wikcl, II. c. Gibble, ii.
McElroy, John II. Overleer.
Mechanics Band Of Marietta, 20 pieces.
Washington Legion, No. 1, X. Of II.
Capt. Geo. $. Riel, 2nd Lieut.. Chas. Win
III. 3rl Lieut.. Geo. II. Heiss. Y.
NJ, Edward Gamble, Chaplain,
+. p. Gibbs and % men.
HummelstOwn Band, II pieces.
Harrisburg Circle, No. 81.
Marshal w. Wildey Wikel Assistant Mar
shal, ii. l.. Kirrer. with 50 men.
Mannheim Liberty Band. II pieces.
AurcOla Circle. No. 4:;.
Marshal, II. &. Gibblc, with 10 men.
Eden Cornet Band, IS pieces.
Lancaster Circle, No. 1OS.
Marshal, II. McElroy; Assistant, David
L. Wisner, with 20 men.
IrOnvillc Band, II pieces.
COnestOga Circle, No. 40,
Marshal, John A. Overleer, with GO men.
MOuntvillc Band, II pieces.
Putnam Circle, No. 113.
Marshal, Caleb Mann Assistant i. +.
Eicherly, with 40 men.
The following route Of parade was
passed over and when concluded those
who participated in it were satisfied that
they had seen nearly all Of Columbia
Form ut Second and Locust streets;
down Locust to Front, up Front to Wal
nut, up Walnut to Seventh, down Seventh
| to Locust, down Locust to Second, down
Second to Cherry, up Cherry to Fifth.
down Fifth to Union, down Union to
Second, down Second to Perry, up Perry
to Fourth, down Fourth to Manor, up
Manor to Ninth, cOuntcrmarch on Manor
to Fourth, up Fourth to Mill, down Mill
to Third, up Third to Locust, down
Locust to the hall and dismiss.
Tho sessions of the Grand Circle began
last evening and continue during to-day
and tomorrow. most Of the business trans
acted being Of 4 private character and
concerning the inner working Of the order.
The following officer, conduct the present
meeting:
Grand Chief Washington Jos. Il.
Henry, No. %.
Grand Chief Jefferson Parker,
No. 4.
Grand Chief Fr,nklin-Wm. II. Beitcl.
No. no.
Grand Scroll Kccpcr-JOhn McGoulrick,
No. 6.
Grand Trcasurcr-Wm. p. Stuart, No. %
Grand Hcraltl-J. w. COulstOn, No. &C.
Grand U. of the D.-Samuels Murray,
No. 33.
Grand L. Of the N.---Gco. Nj. Brook,
| No. As.
The circles in the state now number 12:',
No, being at Fawn Grove, York county,
and No. 125 ut AirviIIc, in the same county.
On Thursday afternoon the following
officers will be installed for the ensuing
year, and also u G. G. F., bc elected be-
fore installation
G.. W.-Jos. Parker, No. 4.
&C. J.-W. ii. Bcitcl, No. 40.
! G. s. XIV. a. COrsOn, No. II.
G. T.-W. p. Stuart, No. 90.
q. H.. Il. Hendricks, No. III.
G. W. OF the D.-JacOb Dutteni'"fer,
No. 113.
G. w. Of the NJ. ID. Wiber, No. 90.
Rep. to s. C.-JOhn CorsOn, No. II
Geo. Kiei, No. 8; G. Wilma, No. >.
BrAUTH MADE THE bride OF USE.
In a. j. Nauir,nan's Masonic Mark.
We mentioned yesterday that A. J.
Kaufman, esd, was on Monday evening
presented with beautiful masonic badge
or mark by some Of his Columbia friends.
AS this beautiful piece of work was made
in Lancaster and does great credit to the
manufacturer. Z. J. Zallm, some descrip-
ton of it will be Of interest. 1t is Of mas
sive gold, containing between $50 and $50
worth of that metal. The base Of ono side
of the mark is skeleton cross Of gold,
with black enamel edges, and cut in the
enamel are the words in gold, "Passed
Eminent Grand Commander Of Pennsylva
MIA On this cross rests dOuble-headcd
eagle, Of solid gold, engraved in relief, in Il
high style Of art. Above the eagle is a
triangle in enamel, in the centre Of which
are the figures "3;3'' to indicate the ::;;2d
or sublime degree.
The base of the opposite side OF the
mark is a highly Ornamented Maltese cross.
containing in enamel Of various colOrs nu-
merOus emblems Of the order. On the
Maltese cross rests an enamel cross, around
which serpent is cntwinetl, and on the
enamel cross rest gold triangle and
crown. On the edges Of the skeleton cross
arc engraved Mr.. Kauffman's name and the
masonic dates, and OH tho ends Of the cross
arc engraved the words Presented by his
friends August ., $780,
The mark is not only a costly one, being
worth about S75, but il artistic in its dc
sign and perfect in all its details and is 4
proof that the most delicate and elaborate
products of the jewellers art eau bc fur
nshed in this city in all respects equal t"
any that may bc obtained in tho larger
cities.
Well Met ! Old Friends.
James DOwney, esq, of the Lake City,
Col, Mini"g Register having gone "oscr
the range" to visi. Ouray, some l 10 miles
away, thus describes pleasant episode
OF his story there
While ut Ouray We met al old acIuaint.
ance from Lancaster, Pa, whom he had
not seen for ten years. We noticed q IA
i