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KENTUCKY LEGION.
Communicates From the Blue Grass
Region Arriving To-day.

The Grand commandery OF Kentucky has
arrived and is quartered at 924 14th street.
The present grand commander is John G.
Montgomery OF Cynthiana. He was born al
Harrisburg. Pa, May IL. 1s4s, and removed to
Kentucky in 1858, becoming Mason in 1862
He took the order of Knight Templar in 1872.
becoming an officer in the Grand commandery
in 1856, and being elected grand commander
in May of that year. MIR. Montgomery was en-
gagged IN the dry goods business from 1867 to
1856, when he became connected with the
Farmers national bank OF Cynthiana.
Maysville Commandery.
Maysville commandery, No. 10, of Maysville,
Ky., arrived yesterday, with fne-looking
cohort of well-uniformed men. This COM
mandery was chartered in 1865. It has always
had a representation at every Grand conclaye
OF the state and at every triennial since 1865,
except that at San Francisco At Cleveland.
Ohio. in 1871, owing to a lumber OF disap-
pointments, the Delegates was reduced to
five. yet these sir knights 18th brass band
OF fifteen pieces and it is said, % gallons OF
old Bourbon. maintained the honor and spread
wide the reputation OF No. 10 for hospitality,
since which time it has been known every-
where as the 5-15-22 commandery
blue silk badge commentaries the
eyent-a shield and cross swords with the
figure in the center representing the knights.
bugfe and the nEure 10 the musicians and
the number q on a handsome wicker demijohn
speaks for itself. This is printed in gold, with
a sheaf OF wheat eatwining it and the words
Cleveland. 1877: Chicago. 1880; st. Louis.
1888: Washington. DC, 1889" "Old Kentuck a"
No more unique design or badge more sought
for exchange will be seen at this Grand en-
campment.
On February o. 1897 the beautiful Masonic
temple at Maysville was dedicated under the
auspices OF the commandery, upon which occa-
sion Eminent Sir J. Proctor Knott. then gov
ernor of Kentucky. made the dedcatory speech
and the Masonic ceremonies were conducted
by We. LaRue Thomas, grand captain genera
Grand eucampment U.S.A. assisted by the
officers OF the Grand commandery of Kentucky,
This temple is the pride of every
Mason's heart in that region of country
and no commandery has better arranged
suite of apartments. On the 25th of July last
this commandery conferred the iilustrious or
der Of Red Cross on class of twenty-four. The
membership is IT'S. This commandery is ever
alive to the Call of charity; the records show
that this cOmmandery contributed S125 to the
yellow fever sufferers and S55 to the suffering
from the Johnstown flood. Very Eminent Sir
Thomas being now a resident of Maysville the
commandery rendered its services as his escort
on the pilgrimage to Washington. They are
quartered at the Arlington with sixty swords
sixteen pieces, where, it is needless to say, all
visitors will be entertained with genuine Ken
lucky hospitality.
DeMOlay of Louisville.
The famous De MOlay commandery of Louis
vile came in yesterday at pm. Seventy-five
strong. as fine body of men as may ever be
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Allin, recorder; Thomas EN-. COW. WOODWARD.
Henry Boden. jr., standard bearer; John Henry
Sanaman, sword bearer; Edward Alexander
Coyle. Warder; George Fisher Evans captain
guard. The past eminent commanders are
James Alexander Beattie, pas: grand COM
GIander; William Ryan. past grand commander
John RIFT Durf. Albert Henry Gardner, Richard
Burke Caldwell. Charles Holmes Gardner
William John Duncan. James Fanntleroy Grin
stead. William Henry Meflert, Edwin Gilbert Hail.
past grand commander; Leonard Varili. George
Washington Northup. Charles Christian YOgt
Isaac Asbury Kelly. Henry Theodore jefferson
Charles Knight Caron. John Finer Henry
Richard Mitchell, John Antle Stratton. DeMolay
carries the prize banner of the state of Kentucky
magnificent affair OF white silk with gold letters
finished aud worked in delicately tinted col0rs
with Maltese cross and other Masonic e,nbiems
DeMolay has taken part in numerous prize drills
and won second prize in the Chicago conelave in
1880; first prize at the San Francisco conciave
In 1883, and first prize, State of Kentucky, in
1872
A large number Of young folks and ladies'
Molay.
George W. Northup has always been In charge
as captain guard at every prize drill and Phil.
4. Aiiin always acted senior warder or first
lieutenant OF the drill corps. DeMolay has
large number OF trophies and presents which
Will be exhibited at their headquarters Mt
Welcker's- DeMolay will give an exhibition
drill Wednesday, charity day.
Louisville, No. 1.
Louisville commandery. No. 1. comes with SO
knights and has headquarters at the Ebbitt.
This Is one Of the oldest Communicates In Ken
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composed of boys from the Masonic widows and
orphans home at Louisville. There are thirty
Of the boys here to parade tomorrow, and in
their marching they are likely to put many
commandery OF adult knights to blush. The
boys are uniformed like Knights Templar and
drilled according to Knights Templar tactics.
Their drill master IL Clyde W. Williams. who
was the first boy admitted to the home. but now
holds position In the Louisville post office.
The following are the names of the boys who
will parade in 'The Little commandery:" Geo.
Henry Shaw, Joseph Johnston Sims, Carey
Green Brockman. Jas. Parish Yates, Clifford
Huston Vaught, Fielding Jas. Dupil. Samuel
Watson Mccormack. Frank Freeze Crutcher,
Geo. Beattie Moore. Jas. Owens Smith, Robert
Chenault Brown. Ryan Joel Ferguson. Robert
Milton Dericks0n, Leslie Jacobs. Alvin Love
Price, Cbas. Edward Shaw, Milton Durham
May, Jas. Edmund Price. Curtis Noel William
son, Jas. Patrick Wren. Chas. Cornelius Wren,
Lee Anderson MOores, Homer Fred Byar. Floyd
Jas. Day, Francis Bell Fawcette John William
Drake. Mark Huston Gabhart, JAS Wallace Gill.
Robert Telford Moores and Samuel Littleton
Allen.
The Louisville knights are proud of the Ma
sonic home. which was the first one Of the kind
erected In this country. and proud of the boys
In the little commandery. The last report of the
Institution shows that it had an average Of 200
benefciaries. The home is supported mainly
by the funds contributed by the Masons of Ken
lucky. Widows are cared for and orphan chill
dren are educated and fitted to become useful
members of the community.
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sylvania avenue north
west. Palestine COM
raandery was organized
Marcb15,1 1873. The office
of eminent commander
has been filed by C. A.
Wales. J. II. Brown and
ID. c. Handy. The
officers of the COM
mandery are as follows:
c. A. Wilson, acting
eminent commander;
G.. NJ. Taylor, general
issimo; S. G. CLAYTON,
captain general; ". II.
Bells, prelate; w. Ige-
hart. senior warden; w.
L. Marcy, junior war
Aan. III II Nanoopf
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noon and is quartered
at Hotel Webster. on
18th street. Palestine
not only reached here
Ia good time, but they
are p epared to do
themselves and their
state high honor.
Palestine command
cry was organized Oc-
tober 81. 1853. taking
rank and precedence as
No. 10. under the juris-
..diction OF the Grand
.encaGlpment of Massa-
rchusetts and Rhode
Island. Most of Its
original members were
of, or had re-
'ceived the orders Of
L. nNE.f
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MARYLAND. No. 4.

DON Maryland COM
mandery, No. /, which
will arrive tomorrow
morning to join the pa
rade. will celebrate its
centennial. Maryland,
No. /. is a noted body
famous not only for its
hospitality aud knightly
spirit. but also because
Of its claim to be the
oldest commandery in
the country.
Its officers for the
present Templar year
are: H. Herman PetZe,
EN- inent commander;
Jnbn n Krlrfz rannval
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be cannot yet be learned.
The commandery was
represented at the Phila-
delphia centennial. dedi-
cation OF the Masonic
temples in Philadelphia
and New York. and at
the laying of the corner
stone of the new post
office in Baltimore.
The officers are: Sir
Geo. Cook, eminent COM
mander; Thos. F. Sprigg.
generalissimo; Geo. VI
Starr, captain general;
John s. Tyson, P. E. c..
prelate; J. A. Charles
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having made an extern
sive tour. They left Port
land Thursday afternoon
on a specia, train and ar
rived on Gettysburg's
battle field Friday after
noon. Saturday morn
ing they drove over the
field and then lett tor
the caverns of Luray,
where they spent the
day and then kept ION
to Richmond" where
sthey remained until this
morning. During their
stay here they will be
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HaverhiIl Commandery.

Lenox house on a.
street. This CON-
mandery was organized
November 10. 1868. and
has since then been
ruled by the following
eminent commanders:
Carlos p. kesser. Hav-
erhili. Mass; Nathan
5. Kimhall. Hayerhill,
Mass; Dexter b. Wick
cry, Hayerhill, Mass;
Dana J. Flanders. NAL.
den. Mass; George W
Wadd, Haverhill, Mass
Every year the COM,
mandery makes a nil,
grimage TO some point.
and IL has participated
In all ofthe local events
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mandery started un-
der dispensatiOn Au-
gust 90, 1871. aud was
chartered January IA
two years later. They
wear the uniform as
regulated by the grand
co IN m ander Of the
state of Maryland.
TIL e following are
the charter members:
8. F. Mcbride. Maurice
Miller. s. F. RinggOld,
Henry Shriver. Th0s.
w. Shryer, A. B. Tur-
ner, ID. p. Welfey. G.
T., WillinUtOn BaDia-
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In early childhood Mr..
Locke's parents moved
to Biddeford. Maine.
where he was fitted Tor
college. graduating from
Bowdoin college ill 1865.
After graduation he
taught for two years
in the high school at
Portland, having charge
of classes in Greek,
Latin and chemistry.
While teaching he was
pursuing his law stud
les, then entered the
law Office of Davis i
Dru m on d (Judge
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woodbury. Davis and E. @. CON- LOCKE.
Hon. Josiah Il. Drummond) and was admitted to
practice in 1868. He settled in Portland, where
he has a large practice. In 1880 he formed a
copartnership with his brother. Ira s. Locke,
under the firm name Of Locke Il Locke.
MIR. Locke has twice represented the city of
Portland IN the Maine house of representatives,
viz. in years 1877 and 1879. at the last session
being the republican nominee for speaker of
the house. but defeated by the combined vote
of the democratic and greenback representa-
tlves. In 1880 he was senator to the state SEN
ate from Cumberland county, and elected
president OF the senate. being the youngest
man who ever occupied the chair. He was re-
turned to the senate of 1881 and was elected its
president. In 1888 he was elected member
of the governors council, which position he
held by subsequent election for four years
Mr.. Locke was made q Mason in Dunlap
lodge in Biddef6rd in 1866. Having decided to
make his home in Portland he transferred his
membership to Portland lodge, No. /. Portland.
Me-, the oldest lodge in Maine and acting I'M
der charter issued in 1862 and was elected
senior warden in 1869 and 1870, and worthy
master in 1871 and 1872. In June, 1877, hon
orary membership was conferred upon him.
He received the chapter degrees in Greenleaf
chapter, No. ID, at Portland in 1867, and after
filling various offices was elected most eminent
high priest in 1870. In the Grand ROYAL Arch
chapter Of Maine Mr.. Locke filled various
offices from 1872 until 1881, when he was elected
most eminent grand high priest and reelected
the following year. He received the cryptic
degrees in 1871. In 1868 the orders of knight
hood were conferred upon him in st. Alban
commandery. No. 8, Portland, in which COM
mandery he filled several positions until De-
cember, 1876. when he was elected eminent
commander and reelected the following year.
In the Grand commandery of Maine he was
elected deputy grand commander in May, 1887,
and right eminent grand commander in May,
1888, which position he now holds by re-elec-
ton.
MIR. Locke's interest in Masonry has not been
limited to the York rite. In 1870 he received
the degrees in Yates lodge OF perfection and in
Portland council; in 1871 the degrees in Dun
lap chapter of Rose Croux, and in 1873 the de-
grees III Maine consistory. In February, 1875,
he was elected L. P. grand master OF Yates
lodge OF perfection, and was reelected
annually, notwithstanding repeated declin-
atoms, until February. 1886, when, on ac-
count of ill-health and pressure of business
engagements, he insisted that he should bo re-
heved, but the relief was only temporary, for
IN March OF the same year he was elected COM
mander-in-chief of Maine consistory, which po-
sition he now holds. september %. 1884, the
honorary grade of sovereign grand inspector
general of the thirty-third degree was conferred
upon him.
st. Adams Of Portland.
Eighty knights and fifty ladies. representing
the st. Adams commandery, No. s, OF Port
land Me- will r,ach hora fhie aftornooY, ottar
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DeMolay Of Frederick, Md.

new uniforms purchased
especially for the occa-
sion. The cOmmandery
commenced under q dis
pensation dated Nloyem-
Der %, 1851. The officers
inthis dispensation were:
George A. Hanson, &C.;
Peter 8. Bantz. general
issimo, and J. A. Ritter.
CAPTAIN general. On
March Q. 1868. the COM
mandery was c0nsti-
'tuted and on September
IS Of the same year the
Gran d ndery
granted il q charter. lts
a n
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seen in any military or
civic parade. DeMOlay
was organized in 1867,
and has q membership Of
2S3. The officers are:
James Woodward. emf
nent commander; The
ophilus Stern. general
issimo; William EdmOn-
ston Ryan. captain gen.
erGl; Edward Clarence
Pearson, preiate; David
Hunter Wilson. senior
warden; Harry Thomas
Esterle. junior warden;
Thomas Lewis Jefferson,
treasurer; PhilitTrapnall
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removed to Wateryille. Me. He afterward
settled over the Baptist church at Oldtown.
Me-, from which place be removed to Camden,
Me-, where he resided, with the exception Of
one year, until his death in 1883. His son, Ed
ward, the eldest OF ten children. was instructed
by his father and fitted for college ct an early
age; instead Of pursuing collegiate course Of
study he chose to apprentice himself TO Mr.. A.
W. Pearcs Of Pawtucket Cor the purpose q
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lucky, having been Or
ganiZedin 1910 under dis
pcnsation from the Grand
encampment Of the Uni
ted States. and chartered
By the same grand body
September II. lS4l. Rep
resentativcs from five
com IA anderies in the
stateorganized theGrand
coinuandery of Ken
tucky October 5. lSi7,
Louisville commandery
taking rank as number
zone. During it's exist
cnce OF nearly halfa CEN
fury Louisville COM
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Woo ASA AANo Al IoVE
and has been repre-
scented at every Grand
encampmenet sin e
1868. J. Q. A. Fell
lows, who as their grand
master in 1865, was
grand master Of the
Knights Templar of the
United States from 1871
to 1874. The member
IS h ip in Louisiana
amounts to about $40
knights. The present
officers of the Grand
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Olivet Of Lynn, Mass.

LIvET commandery Of
Lynn, Mass, with 100
members and the Lynu
brass band of "a pieces.
came in last night. They
went TO the National
hotel. their headQuar-
tiers during the encamp-
ment. 0livet is one Of
the largest commander
les In the old Bay state.
having a membership OF
l5S. IL was organized
In 1873. The DrpSent
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Edward L. Freeman,
the grand. commander
of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island, was born
In Waterville. Me-, Sep
tender 10, 1885. BIS
parents were Rev. Ed
ward and Harriet Z.
(Colburn) Freem an.
His father was q native
Of, Mendon. Mass, born
n April, 1906; he was
educated at Brown mi
vers,ty, graduating In
the class Of 1882 Soon
after his graduation he
entered the ministry of
a l. nA.-s
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w. rOM. O. PEARcE. mandeFy has borne upon
It's rolls the names Of many men iustrious In
all the walks OF life. The regulation uniform Is
worn. with brass buttons. The two large and
elegant banners are strictly regulation la size
and design.
Louisville commandery has taken part In
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mandery In the capacity OF eminent commander
are Sir John A. Lynch. Steiner Schley Charles
c. C. Smith aud Charles V. s. Levy, the latter
being the present eminent commander. The
commandery now numbers IS sir knights and Is
In fiourishing condition. II has recently pur-
chased handsome new uniforms In which to
attend the trennial conclave.
Charles Van Swearingin Levy, the eminent
commander, was born at Aiddetown, Frederick
county, Nd. on January 9, 1874 His prelimi-
nary education was obtained at Middletown and
he afterward attended Pennsylvania college ut
Gettysburg. where he graduated with first
honors in 1862. He then studied law and was
since which time he has been one Of the most
successful attorneys in the state. He has been
city attorney of Frederick for the past thirteen
years. He became Knight Templar Ia 1878
and has been eminent commander for the past
four years having previously illed all the Offices
In the commandery leading up to his present
position. He Is at present junior grand warden
of the Grand commandery, past grand high
priest Of the Royal Arch chapter OF the state,
and has been for ten consecutive years master
OF Columbia lodge, AT. and A. NJ, of Frederick.
BE is the commander Of Frederick consistory,
No. 20.
The remaining present officers Of the COM
mandery are: W. Nash Young, generalissimo;
Samuel G. Duvall, captain general; Sehaeffer
warden; franklin B. Smith, junior warden; Will
bur H. Duvalr, treasurer; Fred. A. Marker. re-
corder; John A. Lynch. standard bearer; Chas.
8. HOughton, sword bearer; William H. B. Etchi-
son, warder; George Ed. Smith, organist; Fran
els 7. Rhodes, sentinel.
Baltimore, No. 2.
Baltimore commandery, No. g. was organized
September 16. 1859, 40. TAI. The delegation
will arrive on Wednesday but how large Il will
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This commandery IL
one Of the prosperous
Tempiar bodies OF the
Bay state and has q
membership Of go. IL
was organized March
81. 1864. The oGce OF
emiR ent commander
has been held by John
u. Bayliss, Albert II.
w. Carpenter, John A.
Lee, Abraham A. How
land, jr., also past,
grand master of NJ. VI
Grand lodge OF Masonsl
In Massachusetts,: Gard
ner T. Sanford. Henry
Field. lr., James Taylor,
William I. Soule, Jas.
l.. Sherman and Ezekiel
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many important events in the history of Tenn
plary. attending as body the conclaves of the
Grand encampment at Baltimore, New Orleans,
contests for exceiency in the drill No. secured
the prize banner upon one occasion and lost 1t
by close score at the succeeding trial, Compel
ing both times with her famous daughter, De-
Molay commandery. No. 10.
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officers are: Sirs John W. Bianey, emirent COM
mander: Robert l.. Amy, generaliss.mo; John
NJ. Vennard. captain general; Eminent Sir VIM.
ID. Pool. preiate; Sirs Benjamin W. Rowell. senior
warden; George E. Hilton, Junior warden; Jos.
Haines. treas ureT; William b. Phillips, recorder;
X. Everett hiliiard. standard bearer; Austin 5.
Lynde. sword bearer; James r. Hughes. warder;
Hubert !. Smith. third guard: James F. Pool,
second guard; George W. Gutterson. first guard;
Charles L. Irving. sentinel.
Haverhill Commandery.
The Haverhill commandery of Massachusetts,
arrived today, with from seventy five to 100 sir
nights and marched to their quarters at the
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Montjoie, Pittsburg, Kan.

ONTJOiE commandery,
No. 20. OF Pittsburg,
Crawford comfy. Kan
sas. was organized June
.. 1888. and istne young
est commandery in the
state. The uniform is
that adopted by the
the Grand eommandery
Of Kansas. The officers
are. Titofuas p Waskey
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FROM THE PELICAN STATE.
The Grand Commandery from Louis
lana and its Escort.

About fifty sir knights arrived from the
Grand commandery of the state Of Louisiana.
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Martin A. Dillingham;, senior warden; James E.
Mulnix, Junior warden: Aug. II. Prince stand
ard bearer: William N. Howe, sword bearer;
Ermon D. Eastman. warder; Ira s. Locke third
guard; d. W. Heseltine, second guard; Fred G.
Mitchell. first guard.
MANY ERfNN1 MARNIANR
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rhe "Littie Commanders"

ROwN MASONS will
have to look to their
laurels tomorrow. as
with the Louisville COM
manderies comes a body
that will attract much
attention. This is what
is known as the Little
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MANY FROM MARYLAND.
Famous Communicates from Baltimore
and Other Cities.

A. Ah1LANO VIII nave
IN n splendid representation here
eH/\WI by noon tomorrow, and
XN already her banner is flung
NWN II to the breeze and her many
ZN So N knights prepared to receive
%. their heir friends lends, .,,n,,,.,,
OF the state of Maryland
was formed and the officers installed jan
uary %, 1871, Eminent Sir Charles II. Mann
being installed as right eminent grand COM
nander. Communicates Of New York, Penn
sylvania and Washington were present, besides
representatives of the Maryland commandery,
No. /; Baltimore commandery. No. 2: Monu-
mental commandery, No. 5, and a large num-
Der OF the sir knights Of the subordinate Mary
land communicates, and the Grand command
cry was dedicated to St. John the Almoner.
Within the jurisdiction of this Grand COM
mandery is the Maryland commandery No. l,
which dates back as far as 1880.
The following are the officers of the Grand
commandery Of Maryland for the year 1889:
r. Sir Chas. Mcdonald, jr., grand COM
mander; We. Sir A. E. Booth, deputy grand
commander; E. Sirs H. o. Reese, grand gener-
alissimo; 8. r. Mason, grand captain general;
Jas. +. Clark, grand senior warden; G. V. s.
Levy, grand junior warden; 8. W. REGISTER,
grand treasurer; Jno. H. Miller, grand recorders;
c. 6. Fox. grand standard bearer; w. W. Abra-
hams grand sword bearer; r. H. Conway,
grand warder; Jas. Il. Brown, grand captain
OF the guard.
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min Barrett, William EM. CON- WELLINGTON.
/. Boyd, George NJ. DetZ Samuel J. Edwards,
L. A. A. Emmet John Gephart. Josiah Haley,
]. S. Jamison, Henry ]. johnson and I. c. Ku-
hule.
The past commanders are, Charles H. Ohr,
Henry Bloomenaur. Henry ]. johnson and Geo.
rye l.. Wellington, who has been eleven times
elected his own successor
The present officers OF the commandery are:
George l.. Wellington, eminent commander;
Thomas w. Shryer generallssimo; George NJ.
Dietz, captain general; W. ]. Graigen, prelate;
William E. Griffith, senior warden; James A.
Nichols, junior warden; j. Henry Holtzclaw,
treasurer, and Henry Shriver recorder.
There are at present 50 members Of Antioch
commandery.
DeMOlay Of Frederick, Md.
The members Of Jacques DeMolay command
cry, No. 4, Of Frederick city, Md, will present
neat appearance tomorrow. being clothed intieir