Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24
THE ASSEMBLED MaSONs
Third Day of tie Greaa
Triennlal Conelave.
TAs ar..a rarsas ss ne cousl.vs =
Witnessed ~ EalAu.iaslis Thsu.
sasas-Esssioa q omssr. -
Ne eraad E.sanpn.ut



xB PkRarn.
81. LouIa Sspi. n--Notuith.s,rsi..
the f1ct that 10 maruine hroks $500
aud warm And ahaf he naraan whieA
waa potfponed from faes3av wns e 80
car - ! o,cloek, the oroa11 q -.
streel1 eazly this moEnina we're nnch
SMALLER fhan on any pregious maFnlnr
ta1 Ssek. By o'alaok eitiasns nnf
visitors oeEaa % emerRe from their rant.
IA placea ard fha aVaiianla unlnan ~
observation aiona NE line ~ u1arsh -
= ne siotnity ef tha plaoea of renfrr.
voas q tne Vaxious aiEiaions were soon
ooe1ried by 9 mass e patisns ana r1r-
sflLins spectatof4 La1l nieh1 aad ihla
m1rnlnN Ne oulguinR tHaiaa 0mgrlo&
many oeparting knighla and vlailola
silaoeRA ne exoduz Was ne4 Bull1lanllT
l1iNa - m42e any app1a8iAhla dimlma.
t.on - &ae crowds "a tha stroeaa. Pfa-
s.se. 49,. g las p.se1e toe1e uas hat li,ila
far ag Uas neoe114FF d p,ana fhe nar.
tls.p4nta b roeition. both mn,.aInns
and kQl41ll n1asTFlna thnfR alRnnnth faF
ne to1r nile tramp later Ia fha aaw.
BAT htlle ogeeze ga9 blouinQ and tia
pfs1peota tor hot day % euhat dis.
oaaraRed thosa who intended aa eaka
palt n Ne prooalaisn.
a. II o'clock t1a signal for the ataFs
0aa RsB@n and tho QFeeeasinn snnvnf.
Seor11 of nlands had ben eraelea -
vacant lot9 and h frou1 81 hnilainas
WAnee kFonia wefo Bome distance from
ths stfess line, and taess we're aro9sn5.
lhs proossgioa eaa headod - rlaiaon
q moonaed poiioa.
II vas lls&5 when the head ~ q q nra-
eeslion Fsaehea tie reviewing atand Ii
tf0nl Of the Expo8Itiou huildinn. Ths
nembers d TIE Grand Enoamnmena
sefo assembled II = BODY. Il va naarlV
olcl9Qk When iha la9t division passed
and We 0fAnd knoampmenf rs1nFnat
. - assamoly roomA AZ lhe pEooas-
sion passed tea reviewinn stand, saaioan
eFolutions we're Gote 1hrouQh hg tha
kuiRets and tha banda. alxfg-lUo II
nnmoel, Wai1h aooompanied ahnm. and
every akilfal o. u1usaai mogsmoab waa
loudly applau1ed b. Ne Gro ad1 whlah
linae he streets aud allsd tha fGuR rows
ef windows IA tho oapacioes Expnsition
o1ildine. LIo1a beloFe The lasl division
q tue procession had paased tha regiaw-
iuR asano4 Tie head had ruanhsa the
point ot dl1persion 81 tho antraBea %
ne Grand kneampmsLt Hall. and lhn
memhsEs of the arss divisions, bfaAkinR
ranks and icluino viii TIE spro1afarl.
packed NE laen surrounding NE huild-
inR and rendered movements af any
aoft vel niRh impossibie, while entFanes
% the EEposiiien buiiding vas ontiraly
out Of the Question. TIE proosssian
vas fully thFes and z half miles n
length, and even lhe mosl onthusinasio
olnoara ln charge of the aFranQemanea
we're surprised at lla maonlfeenoe. TIA
parade passed without notable incident,
and the participants dspsrsed.
THE oakND EEoAnFNnNr.
At The Knight Tsmplar Grand Ru-
campment meetiag Yesterday. tue pro-
oesdings Of wbieh we're not na6a kaoWn
lusil lata last night, she regrets Of aha
Charleston Oommandafy we're read and
the aitentton ol the C8mmittoa on p
nance vas called 20 the depiosahle con-
diti0n Of their brothren Ia thaa city.
A proposition 70 ehaaRa tha QaaliGaa-
tons for memhership IN tho ofdsr %
Knights was laid upon the table. Al
amendment 20 chauRe the olaase ef she
constitution empowering tho Grand
Enoampment 10 deeianate the time ana
plaoe of the nsxt enoampment b. sub
stituiinG "fhe eneampmona ahaii Be
held Ia tha City Of Washington. ~ ahn
Distrioi Of Columbia, il ths month ~
Decamb1E, % al auoh time or Ia sash
month ae the Grand Master may dlfaai.
vas voted down bg = large majority, e
vas also proposition 30 abolish paFndea
and make tas grand enaampmenia
raFeiY business aenaiona
tbs 9fand Eaoampment ma soon
akiof the flne announced FOR thnlE mn-
ssmhly this morning. and trHnnacted
bu1 little buslno1q ~ the morning aa1-
sisn. Ths eloation Of olIlceFa waa tha
6Fst s1atne1s Ia order after ths raaflna
and ooFreoiiou of tho minutes % ths
pFseedinx mestiaa, aud Sir Knaaha
Cbas. Room, of New YoFk CITY, Emin-
ent Grand Master, vas siaols1 Most
Eminent Grand Maseaf, and Sir Kninht
5ohm p. 3. Qobin. of Lebanon. Pa. wAa
cleeted % OIL TIE raeancq oanaed b.
the formef's promolion. Rohs. Enogh
Wikhors, Most E ainant Grand Mnaamr.
uaa present nt tho aleoiion. hut he
health onlg permitted him 10 aimply
Surrender the enaiQne of 0liios withpnf
makiue 4 apasoh. Ihe retiring aueeoh
VS. thsn taken ID order 20 psFmil the
members oR the enaampmen1 % take
part 10 NE paFade.
AZ the afternoon session, Sir KniRlt
HuQh MeOurdy, of Cngunna, Mieniamn,
was made Grand Gsnafalisslmot Hlf
kntght NErren Lsaruo fhomaa, 81
Louisville. 0fand Oapfain Gsnafnii BlF
kutQni k. y. Liogd. - San Franelaan.
8sni0r Warden, SIR kuinbt n. B. Htod-
dard, o. IeXaa, 1unioF WaFdans &lg
knkaht II. W. Lgona, 81 Counastiaul,
Grand TFeaanfef; and Sir Knlaht ". b.
lsaaea, of WISCONSIN, 0rana Hso8F&os.
The other officers viii b nnnonneed "
Grand Master hoom eleet. II many
oaaas She contests we're noted Tor tha
various olices and nnmerous baiiotg
noosasary - arrive as 81 eisctiGn. Al
The q ndinR e0mmiliera FnpoFtad and
their reports uefe approved The Com-
mittee on kitnsi aod Psrmanauf Looa
tion o. TIE Enoampmsnt viii FenBE& %.
morrow. Touiahf ne Kniahgs divided
their tine bolaeen Bntoaina ffadas'
display and attendina lhe recop4sons
heid " TIE various CommanaefioH.
fhs trades display gas aotte1 40 % 3
maanineeat seals. bus ils edeSs wna
somew af maFreia by the Reneral ilIn-
minafion Of the streets aloua Ne llna
q march. Iomorf0W Wili b ths las
day ~ TIE C0eeiavs proper. Membsm
d the Grand EnaampInant sag that
thsg vill ssseiy hnish tbe basineaa b.
fore them dnrinR TIE day, aBd some Of
tie more aauG1iaa predlcl an edioufn-
meat after tte morninR session. Al
fuady many Enishts are isaEinR soc
city and tha exodas tomorrow Viz b
vaIg notiesabie.