Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-27

mittee has haI great trouble, aad though 81
BERNARD and Raper old rot defeat you, theJ
put Kentucky on her mettle.r The Com
msnder of De Afolay responded appropri
ately. In beginning the address to the Com
msndec Of the St. Bsrnards, the speaker said
Last, but not least and was here inter
rupted by applause from the two other Com.
manderies and from the audience. After the
presentation Mr.. Curtis gave an additional
address to all Eastern Knights saying that
California had done all she could to entertain
them and make them take away feeling of
cordial brotherhood. Also that it must have
pleased the visitors to find that on this West
erD coast the old pionsers have built up o
mighty empire.
During the evening DR.. William B. May
introduced Mrs. A. r. Osgood. Of Sacra-
mento, formerly a resident of New York,
| who presented to California Comnandery 8
marble tablet, six feet high, on which was cut
in gilt letters a rhyming address to this
Knights. Sir Knight Day accepted with
profuse thanks ia behalf of the Comrnanderv.
| Music and dancing and social conversation
in the Garden OF Welcome completed the
ente,tainmeRt and closed the week of festiv-
| ity at the Pavilion.
ST. LOUIS SECURES THE NEXT CoNCL4vE.
Friday evening the Grand Encampment
held its final meeting, at which St Louis was
chosen as the plaza where the next Conclave
shall be held. The time fixed is the third
Tuesday Of September, 1886. Grand Com
| mander Perkios, who was not present at tbs
instsllstion OF officers last Wednesday. wAs
! installed Junior Grand Warden by ths Grand
Master.
The following committee on Templsr juris-
prudence was appointed By the Grand Master:
J. Fl. Hopkins. Peansylvanis /; J. O A. Eel
lows, Louisiana; Benjamin Dsau. ETassa.
chusetts; u. +. Carson. Ohio Fl. W. Ros-
teEt, Iowa.
The following Grand Officers were ap-
pointed by the Grand Master Geasze 6
Bolts, St. Louis, Grand Pitl..ts; H. B.
Stoddatd. Texas. Grand Standard Bssrer :. j.
R Pearson, Missouri, Grand Sword Bearer
N. VRn Slyck. Rhode Island, Grand Warden
d. Smith, Alabama. Grand Captain CT
Guards.
The financial report showed Tie estimated
recaipts for the next three years TO he 81, 700;
expenditures for the trip here, Sc. 600; ex.
penses Of Grand Officers, 50 900
The Encampment then adjourned to she
tins and place above named.
GENERAL NOTES.
At the Triennial headquarters 9, 363 names
are registered.
Kyisht Alexander Weed, il jured during
the parade Of Monday last, is rapidly reeov-
ering.
Grand Master Turner, of Illinois, has re.
quested California knights. on their way to
st. Louis in 1856 to go by way Of Chicago,
promising such reception as was never Ds-
fore accorded TO any vi.itofs and en- escort TO
st. Louis of 5000 Illioois TemplaTs.
The Los Angeles Knights have fund OF
Sc 900 for the entertainment of Knights Wis.
i,ing Los Angeles il September. a wine and
fruit room will bs opened, and open house
ILL f-a,, 4h-r,.-Lrr,E
ments have been made to take visitors over
the entire county, carriages having been char
tered for that purpose.
w. II. Chamberlain, proprietor of the
Chamberlain House, agreed, according TO q
member of Raper Commsudery, to take
sixty-one persons at 81 per dsy, four persons
to occupy a room. When they arrived the
Rspers were put four in room, aud the &C.
commodations not being what were repre-
ssnted, they left the nsxt day, each paying
S4 for one nights lodging and breakfast. Last
Thursday Mr.. Chamberlain, claiming that he
lost 81, 500 by reason Of the departure of the
Rspers, levied an attachment on the Con-
msndery sword, valued at 81, 800, won ss a
prizs for drill at Chicago in 1880. California
Conmandery at once had the sword released,
George G. Perkins and John Coulter going
on the bond as securities. The Triennial
COMMITTEES has taken the matter in charge,
and the Rapers will not be further troubled.
The Chico Commandery, Friday, while
marching in line of the procession on Market
street, gave an exhibition of drill tba. called
forth the most hearty applause. The move
ments executed and the discipline manifested
caused mes. pleasant surprise among Cslifor-
niaus
The TrieuDial Union, which has done such
good service during the present CoRclsye, will
keep up the organization for the Conclave at
st. Louis.