Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-26


Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26-"It is the greatest
crowd l saw in PHILADELPHIA said an old
hotel man to THE STAR correspondent last eve
ming. "lt beats any day OF the Centennial Why,
lnere were fully 10000 strangers in town to-day
and Tomorrow IL Will be wOrSe' 1t is almost I'm.
possible 10 find Philadelphia man in the crowds
on the streets; the strangers have cattursi the
city.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON KNIGHTS
| "A special traln nom Washington, arriving n lit
Tie beore i've O'Clock last evening, brought a large
delegation or Knights Templar from Washington
Columbia and Potomac Communicates On the
same train was a squad of rOlltckinr mprry-
| hearted Columbia boat club bows. who lave come
over 10 make the ColumOil crews "nit her unn in
| the races this afternoon. Members OF De Molay
Yesterday afternoon. Washing ton is represented
Today in The Knights Templar parade. In the boat
| L M anu III the bicycle tournament Columbia.
| washington ana Potomac commanders held
places IN the first division, and De Molay comman-
d sI In the fourth or mounted division. The
| Ioiiowlng Washington Knights were in line:
| Washington Commandery No. 1.-Wm. c. Brock.
eminent commander; A. NJ. Tubman, captain
general; Daniel McFarlan, prelate; Chas SheIse.
senior warden; John II. Brough, Junior warden:
John keyworth, treasurer: ii. Harvey. Hazard
f nrand ); W. Cromwell, standard bearer;
orange 5 Flrman, sword bearer; John II. Olcott,
Wafder; Winfield S. jerks, first guard; j. Jolly
Jones, second guard; Martin Hebnef. third guard;
BOYD, VIM: j. Stephenson; Sir Knights Jas. f.
Boteler, VIM. H. Butler, George A. Bartlett
Jas s. Davis, Iheo. q. DeMoll, John W. Drew,
VIM. r. DennSOn, Fred. c. Dietrich, VIM. b.
French. Albert F. Fox, " IN. Ii. Garges, Robert H.
Graham Jos. Gawler, Samuel J. Haislett, Lem ii.
Henry, Jos. F. Hodgson, j. j. Jones, j. Hughes
! johnson. JAS. W. Kemp, Jno. T. S. Loane, G. c.
Myers, Arthur A. Nauck, Chas. G. Nauck, Chas. T.
Mute, w Harry ocott, Chas. III. Payne, Fred. A.
I. Suter. Henry X. Simpson, Cnas A Stockett
Columbia Commaniery No. "A. r. Longley
eminent commander: Jonn Wilson, captain gem
eral; W. r. Speare. generalissimo; f. II. Chamber
lain, senior warden; Dr. Wm. Pitts, recorder:
=. e. E!nore, standard bearer: VIM. F. Ford,
sword bearer; j. X. Robinson, warder; j. T. How,
ser, quarfermaster; NJ. V. Casey, guard; X. A.
Arnold T. 2 MuIlnix, VIM. H. Miller, T. D. New
Dr. II. C. Thompson, Geo. S. King, Jacob Carlos
r. Rose, S. H. Merrill, John n. Smith, John W. Nc
Knight C. w. Worreli, Geo b. Hansell, NJ. f. Mar
TN. D. ID. Pyles, Chas. r. Barker, ID. III. Rhodes T..
c. KsrkwOOd, H. c. Jones, Jos. Birch, Geo. Lunpey
j. ii. Small, Sir knights.
Eminent Commander; Sir Knights j. A. RAWLINGS,
Blrch, }: n: Ban, cnas. Bruni, c w Mattingly.
A: Shinn, w. II. Hoover Jos. Lbbey
DeMolay Commandery-E. f. Lawson, eminent
Jochum, captain general: k r HIeston. recorder:
VS. R0ose, treasurer; Thos. Somerville senior war
aen; Robert Dayidson, junior warden; T. Ham
Prime. q. A: Sheehan, W. NJ. johnson, VIM H.
HoSDer, W. T. Birch; s S: CoSg,ns. E. G. Wheeler,
raids, j. III. Walker, w. j. Lown, w. l. Jackson, j.
Miller, W. b. Gray.
WHERE THE KNIGHTS ARE oCARTERED.
DsMoiay Commandery. No. 4, have headquarters
the Girard, Potomac Comma dery at the Ashland
house, and Columbia Commandery at the Hotel |
Tomorrow night. The Knights are well pleased |
with their trip and with the courtesies OF their
I, de Go fratsrs Tonight and tomorrow
Bayliss, OF st. Johns Commandery OF Providence |
r. Il. J., came TO Philadelphia as a guest OF Wash
lhSton Comnahdery ana paraded with them.
LADIES WITH THE KNIGHTS
Mr.. A. c. Schneider and lady also came as guests
with Washington COmmandery. number or the |
Knights are accompanied by their wives. Among |
the ladies' In the party are Mrs. Orange Firman |
Mrs 7. G. DeMoll, Mrs. VIM. E. Dennison, Mrs. r. |
g. Dietrich, Mrs: J. H. johnson, Mrs. w. II. |
Hoover, Mrs. c Il Payne, Mrs. Henry Wex, Mrs. |
Prime.
BRIDAL PARTIES
Two bridegroomS marched with WASHINGTON \
Commandery-MeSSrs.O Orange Firman and Henry |
WeX. the words which made them benedtctS having |
9een said In Washington, Tuesday evening. Mr.. /
D. Henry Small who was married couple OF weeks |
ago, and who is now on his wedding trip, fell |
into ranks here with Columbia Commandery |
THE WASHINGTON BOATING MEN.
There Is quite colony OF Washington boating |
men here, and the result Of the races this after
noon is watched with much interest The |
Columbia four-the same redoubtable four TINT |
won the EVENING STAR cup-are looked upon by |
the Columbia boys as sure winners OF the four
formidable by the friends of the two crews that
are 10 row against them. why, we Will have
waiSoover," said natty little gentleman. wear
anything about it, but We VIII have a waik-over.
regard our crew as the best four In the country,
except the HillsdaleS Think they could beat The
H1llsdaleS as that crew stands now" Most OF the
interest OF the Washington boating men centers
In the f0urOared race, which will be roWed at half
paste O'Clock. The ColumbIas VIII have as competf-
tors In this race four from the Fairmount club
and and f four from the Crescent club Of this city
Davis. 9, and Nesmith bow-have been rowing on
the Schuyikill since Monday, having their boating
quarters at the University OF Pennsylvania boat
house. They have been doing good work. and
show themselves worthy OF the confidence which
the club repose in them. 1t was the talk among
the boating men today that the Crescent four
would not appear In the race, as the same crew is
entered IN the four-oar gig race. Some OF the Co
Washington four had discouraged the Crescents.
The most sanguine OF the Columbias do not pre-
rowed at half-past four O'Clock this afternoon
The Columbus will, In this race, have for their
sole sole competitor the Metropolitan Club OF New
stroke; Wade, z; Davis, g. Kintner, S; Woodward,
:; Nesmith, 3; Wallacn, 2; Lake, bow, and Gib-
together, and their opponents are more exneri-
enced In ''eghts" than In anything else. The pro-
x aTan n Sy tine Masnngton boys $ mat
course.
besides the crews, are Messrs. Coon, Williams. Cot
~; tBTcEingham ham. Harry Lem and Len Towers
DeIInIOugs JOHNS. hOtnrOck, McFallS, ward, Ken /
ledy, Ryan, Livingstone, Zeigler, Ballantyne, |
Reed, Babcock, Dorsey Brown, 4. l. Williams. w. |
s. T. keySer, H. r. Noble, jr.
Capt. Gibson said to day that his men were In q
Inc shape and expected to win the fours. In the !
'eghtS,' the COumbia's are at some disadvantage,
because they row in the University Shell, which S
has stationary oar.locks to which the Columbia's
ire unaccustomed. Mute, or the Columbia four. e
S suffering with cold, but hopes, nevertheless,
o acQuit himself well
THE CAPITAL CITY BICYCLE CLUB In
rrved last night, ana took quarters at the Lafa-
rette. The following members are here: T. III. 4
Fowler, John T. LOOMS, Harry Y. Davis. c. E {
Iawley, l. O. Howard, s. p Moses, Jr., F. c. Dom,
T. C. Upton, Geo. NJ. Smith, II. j. Smith, l. K | Z
iraves, w. F. Crossman, Chas. Flint, A. NJ 10TH
op, j. Mckee Borden, VIM. c. Scr(oner, Chas. r. q
Dodge, H. NJ. SchOOley, l. w. Seeley, Max Hans | Y
nan, p. T. Dodge. The club attracted much
otice at the Bicycle meet to-day by their grace
ul riding.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAPITAL CITY GUARDS
The Capital City Guards forty-two members
,apt Kelly and Ueuia Gray and Malburn, ar | q
tved at O'Clock this morning, and Will parade 8
o-morrow. They are guests OF the Gray In d
lncibleS, and are Quartered in their armory.
OTHER wAsHISGToNIANs IN TOWN.
Among the Washingtonians here are: I. Fay d
tie Sykes, VIM l. Read, w. B. veirs, J. H. Doyle, 81
. Kimball JE. The POTOMAC Archers had . dele n