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grand junior warden; on. CON- wIsrrELB.
Frederick q. Wisse. Bordentoun, grand trsss-
qrer; Charles Beehtel. Trenton. grand recorder;
Jane. McCaln, Trenton. grand standard bearer;
Toward Mills. C.mdtn n, grand sword bearer;
hooert plng~eH, Newark. grand wsrdsr; sam
usi q. Bennett. Trenton, grand captain Of
guards. This commsndery was organized in
lo6e and always t.ke. an active part in the tn
snnIal conclsvss.
Hugh de Payens. No. /, OF Jersey City, had Q
del, cation in line ofiicered by W lillian b Pugh,
eminent commander: 4. b. Scare gsnsrali.-
slmo; +. Seinow, captain general, and Warren
Dobbs recorder.
Helen& cOmmandery. No. s, Of Burlington,
had forty sir ghts in line, Offered ss fol-
lows: Edward "a. ranceost. EN-. commander,
h. IL. Beldin, genersiIssimo; Andrew AcAlses,
captain general; joel Horner ir.. sm. prslsts;
". W. Sack. senior warden; 1hosJ MCKINLEY,
Junior warden; Geo. Firing. treasurer; Chss. L.
Parker. recorder. Chas. V. Weymsn. sword
bearer; Vim. Gilpin. standard bearer. John A.
Armstrong, varder; Louis Gotta. sentinel
Palestine, No. 4. OF Trenton. which was repre-
scented Ia line, 5, Offered by Thomas b. Hat
tersley. eminent commander: John \. Ashton,
gen"ralsalmo; William q. Mccullough, captain
general; Lewis c. Wooley. prs!a.e; David ii.
Luhens, senior ward n; +. II. Yard, Junior
warden: Isaac Cooper. treasurer; Samuel
Brackstt recorder; A. d. Shsllingsr. standard
bearer; {. b. Bennett sword bearer: William
Ii. Lennox, wsrder; samuel q. bennett sentinel
Next IN line was the Dsmascu. comnandery
OF Newark. NJ. in its beautiful uniform. cen
slstlRg Of black ehapsaa, white plgms, black
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EN-. CON. CUSHING. par, r.; 1neOQOro L.
Streeter, S.W.; Jacob Chritzman, J. W.; Daniel
II. Smith, t.; John W. Bailey, R.; R. F. A. Oh
man, st. Br.; Thomas J. Cooper, Swd Br. i;
Luther D. Romberger, W.; Thomas P. Pierce
first guard; Thomas G. Callinan, second guard;
Geo. G. Marius. third guard.
Hon. T. J. Henderson, Representative in
Congress from the Princeton district il . mem
Der Of Temple commandery.
St. Bernard commandery, No. IS, Of Chicago
made good appearance in line. The COM
mandery is composed chiefly Of young men.
They were Differed as follows: George Hough
Ward, emf nent commander Lewis Lee Wads-
worth, generalissimo; Jesse Meade, captain
general; Frederick Mason Ramsey, probate;
Frank Curtis Roundy, senior warden; George
Day Eddy, junior warden; Thomas Eaton Mil
Ter, trsasurer John Oscar Dicksrson. recorder;
J: Rhodes Wilkins. MD, historian; George B.
Goodsll, standard bearer; Charles Augustus
LOOMS, sword bearer; William Johnston,
warder; Samuel Morgan Richar dson, captain
Of guard; Harry Archambault, organist; Henry
James Meagher, third guard; Edward Pears on
second guard; William Douglas, first guard.
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forms but because they were we'll mounted.
They wore velvet capes and bal
bricks with solid silver ornamental
There we're $50 knights in line. Many
Of them we're accompanied on this pilgrimage
by ladies. They left San Francisco q week age.
and on their arrival were escorted to their
headquarters At the Arno by DeMolay, No. L.
OF this city. The officers OF the commandery
are: Peter Dean, eminent commander; DR.. r.
Beverly Cole. gensrslissimo; E. W. Barney.
captain general; Thomas Kyle. prelate; W. G.
Winter, senior warden; Dr.. j. W. Younger,
Junior wsrdenr B. F. Garrett, treas
urer; Hiram T. Graves, recorder; Antoine Craig
standard bearer; Mowbray r. Dundas, warder
rather remarkable feature il that all Of the
officers Of the commandery are in attendance
The commandery comes to Washington fully
prepared to entertain visiting sir knights with
the genial hospitality 90 characteristic Of Cali
fornians In general and California Knights
Tsmplar in particular.
Sacramento commandery, No. 2, Of Sacra-
mento, Cal. paraded with twenty-fv knights
The uniform worn is the one accepted BY the
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Sir Jacob Hartnef, grand captain general, of
Colfax; Eminent Sir Hezekiah L. Hosmer.
grand preiate. Of San Francisco; Eminent Sir
VIM. Vanderhaust. grand senior warden, Sail
mas; Eminent Sir Frank W. Sumner. grand
junior warden. Of San Francisco; Eminent Sir
John +. Merrill. grand treasurer. Of san Fran
cisco; Eminent Sir Thos. H. Csswell. grand re-
corder. of San Francisco; Eminent Sir Edward
s. Lippitt, grand standard bearer. of Peta-
lumai Eminent Sir Trowbridge Hyer Ward,
grand word bearer. Of Los Angeles: Eminent
Sir VIM. b. Miller. grand warder. OF Sacra-
mento; Sir Samuel David Mayer grand organ
list. OF San Francisco. and Sir James Oglesby,
grand captain Of the guards, OF San Fran
cisco.
The banner carried by this commandery is
an exceedingly handsome affair. being entirely
covered with gold and silver in heavy trim
ming. In the center it portrays . combat be-
tween . knight and Saracen
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WlI.ilnl5 recorder; c. 7. Donovan, standard
bearer; G. T. Drake, sword bearer; W. H.
Seliried. warder; Thomas H. Agnew, sentinel
Inc Following are some Of the prominent
members of the commandery: Lawvers-Em
Sirs Lester L. Bond. Robert L. latham; Sirs c.
G. Bonney. Richard s. Tuthill. C. w. Wood
man, J. L. Bennett. Newspaper men-Sirs
Melville E. Stone. ex-editor Duly heacs. and
Charles H. Harris Carl PretzeD, Sunday Ma
tondl; John A. Roche, ex-mayor; George r.
Davis, county treasurer; Franz Amberg, city
clerk; VIM. R. Northway. city engineer; EN-.
Sir o. Fl. Cheney. superintendent sewer de-
partment; Sirs James L. Campbell, John C.
Horn. John W. Lyke. aldermen; Col. E. E.
Blodgett state board OF equalization; Henry
Carroll, major first cavalry. U.S.A.
Preceded by a band. which they brought
with them, came Temple commandery, No. 10
Of Prince ton. Ill The sir kniohta year
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rent year.

rent year.
Tennessee had three Communicates present
At this triennisl reunion ss distinctive organi-
cations, 70 wit: Clarksviile, No. d, stationed at
Clarksvile; Csur de Lion, No. 3, stationed at
Knoxville. and La vallette, No. IL, stationed at
Nashville.
Delegation. were present also from Nashville,
No. 1; DeMolsy, No. 3; Memphis. No. 4; Bald
win. No. Z; Murfressboro, No. 10; DsPayens,
No. II; Jackson, No. Is; Lookout. No. IA. and
IS. Elmo, No. Is, in all about $50 knights.
Upward OF hfty sir knights represented
Caur dc Lion commandsry Of Knoxville, Tenn.
No in line today.
Nashville, No. l, Of Nashville, 10 once red az
follows: Bradford Nichol, eminent commander;
Albert b. Tavel, gsnsralissimo; Sumner Kirk
patrick, captain general: VIM. J. Wallace, pre-
| late; George 4. Buchanan, senior warden; Lyt-
ton Taylor, junior warden; Vim. Porter, treas
urer; George w. Ssay, recorder; Jas. II. Firth.
standard bearer; VIM. ]. Butler sword bearer;
Vim. III. Bliss, wsrder; Joseph s. Carols, Henry
c: Hensisy, James L. Stevenson, guards; Albert
W. Downer, sentinel
Memphis. No. 4, also had . good representa-
ton. Its officers are w. N. Brooks, eminent
commander; X. n. Drake, gensralissiuao; l. +.
Sellers, captain general; Marcus Jones, pre-
late; Z. ii. Espsy, senior warden; A. T. Davis.
junior warden; ID. I. Porter, treasurer; Thos.
J. Barchus, recorder; A. Gsrluud, standard
bearer; kgDsrt Smith, sword bearer; 7. L. Hop
kins, wardsr; Il. II. w. Goodwin f. Slater and
q. X Byrne. guards; Alexander HUM, sentinel
Clsrksvills, No. g. OF Cixrksvills, was well
represented. It's officers are j. A. Wood,
eminent commander. Thomas Bourne, general
issimo; r. u. Caldwell. captain general; Achil-
les ID. Shesres prsiste; W. b. kincannon, sen
Tor warden; NJ. A. StrattOn. JUNIOR warden; q.
b. Wilson, treasurer; ;. NJ. Wiser. recorder;
James L. Wood, standard bearer; J. r. Rossitsr,
sword bearer; L. II. Hyman, wsrder; J. L. Cum
| ningham, 4. 5. Wood, guards; J. J. HaIule {,
senuneL
Murfreesboro' commandery, No. 10, was
officered by Henry K Howard, eminent COM
mander; Vim. d. Robinson, generalis.ino;
Thomas NJ. King, captain general; James n.
liurtroe, prelate; Thomas II. Wood. senior
warden; John Bell, jr., junior warden; Henry
Ii. herr. treasurer; Robert I. Tompkins,
recorder; Newton G. Nancy, standard bearer;
1 thomas Il. Holowell, sword bearer; Richard
Beard, warder; W. p. Leiper, VIM. Mitchell,
Joseyh b. Palmer, guards; John n Wiggs,
sentinel
Lookout, No. IL, Of Chattanooga, 10 officered
by Orion l.. Hurbbut eminent commander;
mate, captain general; Jonathan W. Bachman,
prelste; Z. l.. Morrison, senior warden; ArchI-
bald n. Sloan, junior warden; John h. Pee
bles, treasurer; George c. Connor, recorder;
Thomas X. Evans. standard bearer; Frank l..
Winchester, sword bearer; Alexander ). Glover,
warder; 1homss L. Stout. VIM. IL. Wilson and
ID. George Morgan, guards; Vim. L. Dugser,
| ssuNnsl.
The fine marching Of the members OF La
Valette commandery Of Nashville Tenn, fully
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EN-. CON-. TILL0FsON. U. gilbert captain gen.
eral; WV. Perkins. prelate; J. 5. Hopper. treas
urer; A. s. Nichols recorder; J. l.. Shrader senior
warden; William Fosdick. junior warden; A. ID.
Campbell. standard bearer; George q. Oliver,
sword bearer; Richard Hutchinson, warder; Jos
Oliver. K w. street and A p. Grinith, guards
j. r. kewnes. sentinel
Thirty-three knights OF 81. John command
cry. No. l, OF Logansport, joined In the pro-
eession. headed by the following officers: An
drew j. Robinson, eminent commander; Chas
y. stevenson, generalissimo; Thomas Meyers,
captain general; Henry c. Eversole. prelate;
Theodore ;. kerns, senior warden; Walter A.
Osmer, junior warden; John E. Redmond. treas
usri samuel II. Richardson, recorder; Robt
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Golind oommandery, Golind, eminent grand
captain general; J. C. Carpenter Of Indivis-
ibie Friends commandery. at Sherman, No.
10, eminent grand prelate; T. ]. Beall
Of FL Paso commandery, No. Is, Ell Paso,
eminent grand senior warden; E. J. Fry
Of Gray commsndery, No. IS, Marshall. emf
nent grand junior warden; II. Schafins Of
Ruthven commandery. No. q Houston. emf
nent grand treasurer: r. Brunton OF Ruthven
commandery. No. 2, Houston. eminent grand
recorder; l.. T. Noyes Of Ruthven command
cry, No. 2. Houston. grand standard bearer; r.
A. Rogers of Worth commandery. No. 10. Fort
Worth. grand sword bearer; John Mcdonald Of
Columbia. No. 4. Austin, grand warder; L. d.
Joiner OF Indivisibe Friends commandery, No.
Is, sherman, grand guard.
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grand jurisdiction Of the ctmmandery: and,
finally, . martlet is charged on the passion
cross, showing that this commandery is num-
bered 4. The crest has for it, base ribbons of
black and white twisted together surmounted
BY mailed arm, the hand holding battle AZ
The whole rests upon crossed lsnces. from the
hilts OF which scroll is pendant bearing the
motto, Eide Vinces" On the reverse side Of
the banner is large passion cross with the
notices. above. In Hoe Signo Vinces," and
below, Non nobis domino, non nobis sed
nomini tue da gloriam"
The officers are: John B. Fithian, eminent
commander; F. c. Wilcox. generalissimo; A.
e.. Caguire, captain general; Rev. John II.
White. prelate; Lester Souie. senior warden;
Z. W. Willard, junior warden; W. G. Wilcox,
treasurer; Charles a. Noble. recorder; Lee X.
Stewart standard bearer; A. L. Moody. sword
bearer; James W. Patterson, warder, and E. E.
Howard, captain of guard
Penria. Ill. Uaa renresented in tho mar. IA hx
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Harrison. guard; William II r.rso, mara,

hsrrison, guard; William II. Tarbo,. guard,
Milto J. Pitkin. sentinel.
The oshkosh commandery did not parade ~
aseparste eommandery. but marched with Wis
consin commandery. No. 1. Senator SAWYER 10
IN member OF TN. commsndery: III. on
sei, c.; E. G. jackson. CO; A. A. Hinman.
r; J. L. Kennedy, T; p. 70. Kraby. r.; Fred
Burgsss, S.W.; }. W. Durham. J.w.; J. Y
MoSglin. sB.; II. l. Battis, Sw.R r.; Cook Elv,
W, most Of whom are here. This command.
manaer. NA' N'aN
=, FOR three-ysar-old. Ashland commanaery,
no. z. OF Ashland, Wis. which va. granted .
Charter IN 1855, October 10. did soms sxcsIleps
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commandery Of
Wisconsin in the
parade. The OH
GERS are: Geo. @.
Sutherland, emil
uent commander;
Frank 4 Bennett,
gsnsralissimo;Wn.
W. Wills. captain
general; Chas. E
Church, ssni or
wardsn; John
Heath, junior war
den; Handel =.
Sexton. wardsr;
John @. Hstcalf,
prslats; Chas. b
Evans, treasurer,
VIM. u. Ashcraft, |
IT,, recorder; A. 81
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q
Among the best drilled
bodies in line today was
the Adrian command
cry, No. 4, OF Adrian,
Mich, which marched
with 80 knights in line.
The officers for the pres
ent are: w. L. King,
eminent commander;
Fred A. Ferguson. gen.
eralissimc; Seymour
Howell, captain general;
Rev. George 3. McEl-
roy, prelate; Fred B.
Wood, senior warden;
Howard I. Taylor,
junior warden; Ed
win J. SHEPPARD, treas
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sustained the reputa-
ton OF n body Of men
who carried of the frat
prize in a competitive
drill between len
nessee Communicates.
The uniform of this
commandery 10 the reg
ulation uniform. except
that their coats are
double breasted. with
metal buttons. The dis
tinctlvs feature OF their
amer is the portrait of
Grand Master La Va
lotte ~ q center piece.
from whom the COM
mandery takes its name.
The officers are;Duucan
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prescribed by the Grand
commandery OF Illi
nois. Its banner u dis
tipctive, OF the usual
shape, with its name,
number and location
embroidered thereon
around its coat Of arms,
which ID symbolical OF
its identity. It consists
Of . kite-shaped shieid
over a red Templar
cross, the shield be-
ing divided diagonaiiy'
in tive parts, the lower
half black and the upper
half silver, with .
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The Chevalier Bayard,
No. 52.0f Chicago came
next with fifty members
in line. This u the
commandery Of which
the late Gen. John A.
Logan was . member
and was the first and
only commsndery in
Illinois to exemplify
the work Of the Red
Cross in full form and
with appropriate equip
ments. The banner it
carried 10 the Beau
seant" fringed with
yellow and having the
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W. Latin, Milwaukee, grand recorder; Le-
roy G.. Armstrong, Boscobsl, grand standard
bearer; Frank II. Starkweather, Beioit grand
sword bearer; George G. Sutherland, GAINESVILLE,
grand warder; Leonard Barrett, Milwaukee,
grand captain Of guard. Trustees-H. L.
Palmer, Milwaukee; C. p. Whitford, Beloit;
John Spence, Fond du Lac.
The Wisconsin commandery, No. /, Of Mil
waukse, which was organized in 1850, and
holds high rank in Masonry, was commanded
by the Eminent Commander Adolph Wagner.
Fifty Knights represented the Jsnesvile
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has on Its roster an I'M
usually large percent
age Of men who are
both noted Knights
Templar and public
characters. 1t had forty
men in line, who wore
the regulation white
uuiForm Of tn" com
mandery. Itwas Differed
b, Una. los ,. AIS, ock.
eminent commander;
Benjamin F. Watts. gen
eralissimo; Charles S.
Tall, captain general /;
Sidney ". Clarkson.
prelate; Lewis G. Good
rich, senior warden;
James L. Stone, junior
warden; Dewitt C. Fall,
treasu-er. John r
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The Aurora commandery Of Aurora. NJ. has
abo mt 10 sir knights in line with the following
officers: J. T. Smith. eminent commander;
Andrew WEIGH. generslissimo; Willis Eoyt,
captain general; c. W. Lee. prelats. (snd has
knighted 81 cir knights); F. s. Pratt, senior
warden; V. H. Snook. junior warden; J. W.
Miller, treasurer; Chris Zimmer. recorder: J.
Boyle. STANDARD beayer: +. o. Holt, sword
bearer; c: +. Tyler, warder; W. H. Barrett,
captain of guard
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blazonsd on the center, thus displaying
prominently Ne Tsnpiar coiors and
emblem Of the faith. The upper half is
charged with the cross Of the Grand sncamp-
ment Of the United States In gold, fixing the
supreme Jurisdiction 70. which me command
with the cross Of the Grand commandery of
Illinois in silver, indicating the immediate
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officers are: Chandler p.
Chapman, II q olson,
and commander;
Adolph II. Wagner, Mil
wsukse, deputy grand
commander; Z. G. Jack
son, Oshkosh, grand gen.
eralissimo; Albert Solli-
day, Wstertown, grand
captain general; J. b.
Finn, WatertowD. grand
prslate; II. Herrick,
Hudson, grand senior
warden; John Cadman,
Stevens Point, grand
junior warden; F. L. Won
Suessmilch, Delavan,
Grand trssanrar. 1abD
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captain general; William NJ MedcaIi. pref
ate, George g. Reilly, senior warden; Charles S.
Miller. Junior warden; Wilson VI. Tyler, treas
urer; Sheridan Il. Issaes. recorder; Franklin
Clarke. standard bearer. William J. Heberd.
sword bearer; Charles E. Ramsdell. warder:
Charles I. Agnew. sentinel
Beneath q handsome white silk banner, with
cross and crown and tie name nun Der ard To-
cation of the commandery embroidered there
or. marched Charlottesville commanderv No.
%. Comparatively new but a very flourishIng
eonnandery. One OF its members has the
hOnor- OF being q past grand master Of the
Grand lodge OF hasons and past illustrous
grand master Of the Grand council
Of the state Of Indiana. Twenty-Five sir
knights we're In line and were Differed as
follows: Frank l. Snyder. eminent commander;
Albert ). Miller, generalissimo: James VI. Wag-
ner, captain general; Wallace Sparks, senior
warden; Harry X. Snyder. junior warden; Chas.
GOitra, treasurer; ucen A. FOote recorder;
John L. Davis, standard bearer; Fred C. Bandle
sword bearer; Fred r. Rosebro, warier; Darwin
5. Eaoch, first guard; John C. EdgwOrth. sec
ond guard; Harrie Pontiars, third guard; VIM.
q. Hanna, sentinel
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A. Waterman. chaplain; A. B. Huntley, Charles
Gleason and L. D. Cheesbrough, guards.
Fifty knights represented Jackson COM
mandery, No. Q. Of Jackson, Mich, in the
parade. The total membership is 20S. This
commsndery has taken part in every triennlal
since it was organized. Its officers are A. H.
Traver, &c; II. L. Hunt, g.. II. F. Hatch, c. G. +,
c.. Northrup, p; NJ. N. Cottrill. S.W.; s. II.
Avery. J.W.
A fair body Of sir knights and one Of the best
known in Michigan then came marching in per-
feet order. Ann Arbor commandery, No. Ii,
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plar and were preceded
BY their officers who are
"a foliows:Sir. VIZ. Floyd
Tuley. eminent COM
mander; Sir Walter b.
Godfrey. generalissimo;
Sir Hugh j. Needham,
captain general; Sir ].
b. Undertake, prelate;
Sir Walter c. Nune-
mscher. senior warden;
Sir James c. Townsend,
junior warden, Sir Wal
ter c. Nunemacher,
treasurer; Sir NJ. ID.
,Condif, recorder; Sir
.Wm- J. Ceans, stand
ard bearer; Sir n. c.
Bennette, sword bearer;
Sir Theo. A. Melon
aid, warden, and sir
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SIT knights In ranks and
they wore the regula-
ton uniform. The off,
GERS are: W. W. DIN
commander; II.
p. Hobbs, generals
simo; Hugh Beggs. cap
tain general; George w.
Young, prelate; George
Roy. senior warden; j.
Woodbridge Junior war
den; Frank Henderson,
treasurer; T. J. Hewson.
recorder; 1. N. Carson.
bearer; George
". Bigelow, wor d
bearer; j. d. McPher-
s on, warder; j. F.
Knaupp, sentinel; G. D.
Byington, orgapiSt: w,
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kulButiy MANNER Wnlcn
bespoke zeal and disci-
pline. Il celebrated It's
twentieth anniversary in
June last IL was COM
msndsd BY Aayton J.
Buck; Mason d. Chat
terton, Isnsralissimo;
VIM. 8. Wright, captain
general; Myron B. Car
penter, prelate; John II.
Banghsrt, senior war
den; Aaron Absr, junior
warden; Fred II. Ais
dorf, treasurer; Geo. A.
Hasby. recorder; Adel-!
bert O. Dubois, standard
bearer; Geo. W. Spice,
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VEN HUNDRED was
the number OF knights
that paraded under the
beautiful banner Of
Chicago commandery.
No. 10, clad in the regu-
lat;on knights Templar
uniform of Illinois. Its
present officers are
Horner S. Childs. emil
ncnt commander; Geo.
r. Mcclellan, general
issimo; Henry Pratt,
captain general; ]. H.
Macauley. senior war
den; Nathan Wilder,
junior warden; Henry
Baker. treasurer; G.. A.
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areri Bernard Fl. kupp, recorder: Samuel
Underwood, standard bearer; Granville
Knight, sword bearer; Daniel T. Anderson,
warder; Asa P. Secord, sentinel; Sti!lman w.
Bennett, first guard; George W. Armstrong,
second guard; James Donough, third guard;
Adolf Wheeler, adjutant; Lewis C. Winchip,
commissary, and William E. Jewett. organist.
A weil-known body and one of the old ones,
chartered IN 1856. in line. was the Peninsular.
No. s, OF Kalamazoo. carrying an elegantly en-
broidered double banner. There were sixty
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er, was George T. Brown, afterward sergeant-at-
arms of the United States Senate. It was COM
manded in the parade by Henry R. Phinney,
eminent commander; Frank II. Ferguson, gem
Rev. F. NJ. 8. Tayloc, prelate; W. A. Heskell,
senior warden; T. p. Yerkes, junior warden;
Henry Watson, treasurer; Fred. 8. DIETRICH,
recorder; Charles Henderson, standard bearer;
J. h. Raible, sword bearer; Charles w. Minor,
warder; Joshua Dickson, captain guard.
Joliet commandsry, No. 4, Of Joliet, Illinois,
had forty knights in line. The uniform worn
by this commandery il in accordance with that
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Barr Noble. herald; A. ". Baldwin. nrst rnard.
d. L. Walker. second guard; Chss. L. Fiela
third guard: VIM. II. Smith. sentinel
Fresno command.ry. No. ~, OF California
wss also represented in line. Its officers are
J. r. Williams. eminent commander: A. NJ
Clark, generalissimo; W. r. Thomas captain
general; c. Ghent prelste; E. F. Selleck. senior
warden; F. NJ. Miller. junior warden; IL. p.
Hedges, treasurer; G. G. Grimes. recorder; c.
W. De Long, standard bearer; ID. J. Mcdonald.
sword bearer; O. J. Woodward warder; NJ. l..
Schermerhorn. sentinel; J. W. Smith, s. n.
Smith, J. A Webster. guards.
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name - Also on the
rolls, buA the knights
managed. nevertheless,
TO make . 60 Of the
parade, and . good 60
at that. The officers of
Robert Aacoy are: G. q.
Mayors, eminent COM
mander; william Helm,
fenerslissimo; Charles
Hevl, captain general;
John Corscot, prelSe;
8. B. W. Brown, senior
warden; w. N. Forss-
man, junior warden;
Robert Wootton, treas
urer; w. II. Hughes,
secretary; James 8.
WnhofAr al n n "A n . "A
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ond Illinois Regiment
band of ffty-two pieces.
The officers marching at
the head we're: Dewitt
C.Cregier, eminent COM
mander; William w.
Ramsey, generalissimo;
John E. LOOMS, cap
tain general; John
O'Neil. prelate; Law
renee A. Spicer, senior
warden; Charles A. VIM
ship, junior warden;
Henry d. Field, treas
urer; Franklin Hurl-
burd, recorder; Daniel
p. s b . W. standard
bearer; Edward 8. Fogg.
sword bearer; John W.