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GR- COM. PEBk ms. terDeck-
The division was formed as follows: Grand
commandery, Ohio-Mt. Vernon command
cry. No. 1, Columbus; Cincinnati COM
mandery, No. 8, Cincinnati; Massillon COM
mandery. No. 4, Massillon; Clinton command
cry, No. s. Mt Vernon; Toledo commandery.
No. Z, Toledo; Chillicothe commandery, No. 8,
Chillicothe; DeMolay commandery, No. 8, Tif-
fin; Steubenville commandery, No. II. Steuben-
vile; Oriental commandery, No. II, Cleveland;
Shawnee commandery. No. IA, Lima; Athens
commandery, No. Is. Athens; Hanselman COM
mandery, No. Is, Cincinnati; Norwalk COM
mandery, No. Is. Norwalk; st. Johns command
e.y, No. 20, Youngstown; Mansfield command
cry, No. 81, Mansfield; Miami commandery. No.
%, Lebanon: Akron commandery, No. %,
Akron; Cache commandery, No. 81 Couneaut;
Defiance commandery No. 80. Defence; Holy
rood commandery, No. 81, Cleveland; Palestine
commandery, No. SO. Springfield; Canton COM
msndery, No. 80, Canton; Warren commandery,
No. 80, Warren; Forest City commandery, No.
40 Cleveland; Salem commandery, No. ~,
Salem; Trinity commandery, No. "A. Cincinnati;
Sidney commandery. No. As. Sidney.
Grand commandery. Kentucky-Lou isville
comnlandery, No. l. Louisville; Mavsyile COM
mandery, No. TO- Maysville; Dedolay COM
manderv. No Ia. Louisville; Kentucky bat
talon $50 knights; the Little e0mmandery,"
in Templar uniform, from Masonic orphans
home.
Grand commandery. Maine-St. Adams con-
mandery, No. s, Portland.
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golden rays are shoot Or COM. DANFoRTH.
ing. around which il the motto Of Tenn
plarism in q half circle. On the
other side, in the upper half, is a patriarchal
cross, surmounted by the motto Non nobis
dominic, non nobis, sed nominu tue ad
gloriam." In the lower half is shield quar-
tered on the upper left corner on blue back
ground. the device OF the seal OF the state OF
New Hampshire; on the upper right corner -
skull and trumpet on q black ground, IN lower
left q sword and shepherds crook on black,
and in lower right viper falling into fire.
The following officers OF the Grand COM
mandery were elected in September: Charles
Carroll Dsnforth. Concord. L. E. grand COM
mander; Henry Augustus Marsh, Nashua. L.
deputy grand commander; Th.ddeus Ezra
Sanger. Llttleton. Z. grand generalissImo;
George Washington Currier, Nashua. f. grand
captain general; Rev. Henry Emerson HOvey,
Portsmouth. E. grand prelate; Charles Henry
Sawyer, Dover. E. grand senior warden;
Charles Carroll Hayes Manchester. +. grand
junior warden; Joseph Wyman Hildreth Man
chester. E. grand treasurer; George Perley
Cleayes, Concord, E. grand recorder; Daniel
c. Roberts. Concord. f. grand standard bearer;
Moses AlphOnzo Hastings. Lancaster, L. grand
sword bearer; John Hatch. Portsmouth. L.
grand varder; Henry Brewer QuInby. Laconia,
E. era d captain OF the guard. The next an
nnAl conclaye will be heldat Concord, Tuesday,
September 80. AID. 1880
The Dewitt Clinton commandery OF Ports
mouth. made fine showing ind the com
mand OF Eminent Sir John Hatch, COM
mander; Sirs l.. l. Walden. captain general:
Frank J. Philbrick. junior warden; Jas. A
Rand, standard bearer; Jas. Ward. sword
bearer; Morris G. FOye warder; Robt III. Hall.
sentinel; William U. Jenkins. Md. surgeon.
They wore black uniform like that worn by
other New Hampshire Communicates and like
that Of Boston commandery, except that the
scabbards were Of bri ght metal The beauseant
was black and white silk. with coat OF arms OF
the commandery. two knights III armor riding
one horse. and usual inscriptions on front and
reverse. The special badge the sir knights
wore was black ribbon, with gold lettering and
coat Of arms OF eommandery.
Trinity commsndery. No. l. Of Manchester.
had about twenty-five men in line. The officers
are George L McAllisler eminent commander;
II. p Priest, generalissimo; II. L. Currer. cap
tain general; Joseph Kidder, prelste; B. {.
Ryder, senior warden; III. L. Haselton, junior
warden: James A Weston. treasurer; J. E. Ben
nett, recorder; l. C. Whittemore. standard
bearer; Henry Lewis. sword bearer; George II.
True, warder; Henry E. Webster, Warren Har-
vey al Henry E Soule, guards; John Gillis,
sentinel
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EN-. Sir Daniel D. Else, EN-. Sir Harry o. Chap
man, EN-. Sir Edward B. Spencer, R. EN-.
Sir Geo. W. Ksndrick. IT,, R. NJ. Sir Lee 8.
Smith, EN-. Sir Henry H. Kuhn, EN-. Sir
Thomas ]. Hudson. EN-. Sir Fred H. Keller,
EN-. Sir Marry NJ. Van Zandt
The PenDsylvania commanderies marched In
the following order: Grand commandery; Pitts
burg commandsry, No. /, Pittsburg; Philadel-
phia commandsry, No. 2, Philadelphia; Jacques
DeMolay comnandsry, No. 8, Warrington;
st. Johns oomnandery. No. 4, Philadelphia;
st. John commentary, No. 8, Carlisle; DeNoiay
commandery, No. .. Reading; Mountain COM
mandery, No. 10, Altoona; Pilgrim commandery,
No. IL, Harrisburg; Jerusalem commandery,
No. Is, Phonixville; Northern commandery,
No. 10, Towanda; Allen eommandery, No. 20,
Allentown; Baldwin II oommandery, No. "a,
Williamsport; Kadosh commandery, No. 40,
Philadelphia; Mt Oiivet commandery, No. 80,
Erie; Ivanhoe commandery. No. 81, Tamaqua;
Hutchinson commandery, No. 50, Norristown;
Allegheny commana.ry, No: IS, Allegheny;
Mary commandery, No. SO, Philadelphia; Knapp
commandsry, No. 10, RidgewAy; Constantine
commAndery, No. Il. Pottsville; Reading COM
msndery. No. a, Reading; Diem L. Veut COM
mandsry, No. IS, Wilkesbarre: Hospitaller COM
msndsry, No. -. Lock Haven; st. Adams oom-
mandery, No. Al, Philadelphia; Tancred COM
mandery, No. 4S, Pittsburg; Corinthian Chas-
seur commandsry, No. IS, Philadelphia Ken
sington commsndery, No. a, Philadelphia;
Chester commandery. No. 90, Chester.
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pantaioOns, scarfofwhte watered silk edged with
navy lace and black velvet. On the front of the
scarf is metal star OF nine points The scarf IL
worn from right shoulder to left hip Chapeau-
military shape-triinmed with black binding one
white and two black ptumes. Sword helmet
head. cross handle. Belt. red euameled leather.
fastened around the body with buckle or clasp
Shoulder straps with appropriate cross worn
only 10y past commanders. eminent commanders,
generalissimO and captain general.
The officers are: Eminent Sir Joseph But
Ter, eminent commander; Sirs william ALI
son Cochran. generalissmO; George william
Crouch. captain general. John L. Stevens.
treasurer; Mont II. Smith. recorder; John
Jay Gilroy, senior warden: James j. Cooper
junior warden; Lewis X. Brooks. sword bearer:
Charles Cole, John Laughiin and Francis j.
Dierkes, standard bearers VIM. II. Armstrong
warder; Harry K. eech. first guard Frank W.
Griffin. second guard: David O. Boorse. third
guard: N. Henry Green. NJ. D., surgeon. Joseph
II. Foster. herald: Henry Ashford, sentinel; En-
Sir W. Harry Stirling, Quartprmaster; Sirs Gus
tave X. Schaefer assistant quartermaSter: Benz
X. Paullin. armOrer; Samuel williamson musi-
cal director; Augustus Beitney, commissary.
About forty knights marched today to the
music Of Grand Army band Of Gettysburg,
under the banner of st. Johns commandery
No. 8, of Carlisle. Pa. This body was Offered
by George A. Rea, eminent commander; VIM
field 8. Shredder, generalissimo; Frank E.
treasurer; John G. B )bb, recorder; Rev. p. W.
Group, prelate; R. H. Thomas. jr., senior war
den; Walter Noble. junior warden; Joseph l..
Herman, sword bearer; Edward Manning, war
der; Ernest j. Krouse, standard bearer; John
Harder sentinel.
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Booth and Robt A. Park, captains Of the
guard.
Constantine commandery, No. Al. Of Potts
vile, Pa, made up in the style of their march
ing what they lacked in numbers in today's
parade. They were headed by these officers:
Albert Robinson, generalissimo; VIM W. Potts,
captain general; ID II. Seibert, treasurer, Jere-
miah J. Cake, recorder.
There were eighty members of the Reading
commandery, No. A. of Reading, Pa, in line,
headed by the celebrated Germania band of
Reading. Their uniform 10 that regularly
adopted by the Grand commandery of Pennsyi-
vania. The commandery banner il Q white silk
one, with the commandery coat-of-arms in
needle work. The commandery carried another
very handsome banner, presented by Henry A.
Tyson and made Of $50 badges OF different
Communicates. collected by him during eight
years. 1t being presented on the seventeenth
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Sirs =. G. Sullivan. gpneralis<imo; James Petit
bone. captain Veneral g. B. Johnson prelate;
Charles Z. Brown. senior warden; Richard Fritz
junior warden; John C. Davis treasurer; p En-
sir j. Ii. Cromwell. recorder; r. c. j. Mar
shall, standard bearer; C. NJ. Walters sword
bearer j. c. iarrant. wardpr WIN. g. Williams
sentinel; trustees. Slrs l.. Aut-nhemer, s. p
Sa ds. p &c, and II r. Tatem. P.GC; stew
ards. Sirs W. |. Prescott and II. W. Stephenson.
If; committee on petitions. Sirs W. S. FOrshee
J. 7. Knox and L. B. Folger; finance committee
sirs E. y. Runnells. PEG, William Lonney,
IT., and Z. +. Logan; guards Slrs ID. d. Martin,
NJ. HOlcroft and Marion Long
Massilon commsndery. No. 4, Of Massiiion
Ohio, had sixty knights in line. The officers
Sir KITS z. T. Baltziy, eminent COM
nander;J. ID. Dunn, generalissimo; Frank Shell
ienberger, captain general; Z. l.. Kump, pre-
late; L. A. Brown, senior warden; John Bell
junior warden; II. c. Dielham, treasurer; s. @.
Bowman, recorder; ]. A. Hacket, standard
bearer; 5: l.. Nave, sword bearer; G. L. Ryder
warder; g. W. hathaway, sentinel. This COM
mandery is one of the oldest in Ohio.
Clinton commandery, No.5, Mount Vernon
was represented by 80 sir knights. The officers
of the commandery are follows: William NJ.
Rooms, eminent commander; Joseph C. Cor
don, generalissimo; Henry C. Plimpton, cap
tain general; Albert B. Putnam, prefate; How
ard Harper, senior warden; William E. Fisher
junior warden; Charles A. Bope, treasurer:
Samuel h. Peterman, recorder; William J.
McFeely, standard bearer William J. Vance,
sword bearer; Collin ". Rooms. warder; Chas
+. Baldwin, first guard; Amzie A. Whitney,
second guard; Robert s. Hull, third guard;
James r. Wallace, sentinel
Toledo commandery, No. z, Of Toledo had 40
sir knights in line. The following are the officers
Of the commandery: Clarence E. Armstrong,
eminent commander; Chas. T. Lewis, general
issimo; JOS NJ. Spencer, captain general; JOS
G. Price, prelate; Frank r. Williams, senior
warden; Edwin d. Simonds. junior warden;
John Daiber, treasurer; Jas. D. Knights, re-
corder: Clifford Buxton. standard bearer; judi
son Babcock, sword bearer; Thos. b Campbell,
warder.
A large proportion Of the 200 members of
Chillicothe commsndery Of Chillicothe, Ohio
made their appearance in today's parade. The
officers Of this organization are: J. II. McCor-
mick, eminent commander; A. G. Kopp. gen.
eralissimo; w. L. Tulleys, captain general; J.
William Nader, prelste; ]. B. Mclaughlin,
senior warden: E. 8. Robinson, junior warden;
John Peregrine., treasurer; J. H. Miller, re-
corder; A. Musselman, standard bearer; Lon F.
Anderson. sword bearer; g. Z. Wayland, warder.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Representing the largest number Of subordi-
nate Communicates and the greatest number
Of members of any Grand commandsry in the
world, the Grand commsndery Of Pennsylvania
thirty cir knights Who have served a. Grand
commanders twenty-five are living and twenty
two are in the city. The officers are: Sirs Tor
renee c. Nipple. Lock Haven, Pa, grand COM
mander; John J. Wadsworth, Erie, Pa, Y. z
deputy grand commander; Joseph g. Wright
Codding, Towards, Pa, captain general; Rev.
VIM. Piatt Carbondale, Pa, prelste; Charles
C. Baer, Pittsburg, Pa, senior warden; Irving
p. wanesr, Norristown, Pa, junior warden;
Mark Richards Muckle, Philadelphia, Pa,
treasurer; Charles Z Meyer. Philsdslphia Pa.
recorder.
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INDIANA.

The Hoosier host was headed by the Grand
commandery Of Indiana with the following
officers: Sirs Duncan 7. Bacon. Indianapolis,
R. E. grand Commander; Henry II. Lancaster,
La Fsyette, V. E. ID. grand commander; Irwin
B. Weber, Warsaw, E. grand geaersllssimo;
Joseph 4. Manning, Michigan City. Z. grand
captain general; w. Fred. Petit. shawnee
Mound. E. grand prelate; James b. Stafford. CO.
lumbus. f. grand senior warden: Simeon S.John-
son, Jeffersonvile, +. grand Junior wardsn;
Jos. ". Smith. Indianapolis Z. grand treas; VIVA.
II. Smythe. Indianapolis E. grand recorder;
Chas. W. Slick. Mishawska. E. grand standard
bearer; Leonidas Z. Smedley. Greencastle. Z.
grand sword bearer; Walter NJ. Hndman Viz
cennes, E. grand warder; Roger Parry. Indian
apolis, E. grand captain Of the guard.
E. Sir James B. Stafford. grand senior warden
acted a. aid upon the staff Of the chief marshal,
E. Sir Myron NJ. Parker.
The uniform prescribed by the Grand command
cry Of Indiana consists If black gle-bressted
frock coat. black trousers, chapeau with two
black and one white ostrich plumes. baldric OF
white silk edged with black velvet aud navy
lace. In center VI which is nInr-pointe ed star on
which II a cross encircled by motto. In hoe
signo yinces;" belt Of vermillion red morocco,
gloves and sword.
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Johnston Sims. Carey Green Brakeman.
Jas. Parish Yates. ifford Huston vaught
Fielding james Dupia, Samuel Watson
Mccormack. Frank Freeze Crutcher. Geo.
Beattle Moore. Jas. Ovens SIN tn Robert
.henauit Brown. Ryan joel Ferguson. Robert
Milton DericksOn. leslie Jacobs. Alvin Love
Price, Chas 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
l'rake. Mark Huston Gabhart. Jas Wallace Gil
Allen.
The boys were uniformed like Knights Templar
and drilled according to Knights Templar tactics.
Their drill master Is Clyde W Williams. VINO
was the Arst boy admitted to tn, home. but now
holds a position In the Louisville post office.
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commander; Sirs ID. 5. Crawford. generalissimo;
Petr Barkey. captain general; +. Nj. Lamb,
treasurer; A. Reynolds. recorder.
Ivanhoe commandery, No. 81, Of Tamaaua.
Pa. had 80 knights in line. II was Differed az
follows: Thos. l.. Hess. eminent commander;
Richard Boyd, generslissmo; Jos. A. Depew'
captain general; E. ]. Fry, treasurer; William
Prlsu. recorder; Rev. Geo. Greene, prelate;
John 7. Williams, senior warden; Charles f..
Glenn, junior warden; Geo. NJ. Davis. standard
bearer; Heister Reed, sword bearer; Richard
A. Holmes, warder.
Some fifty sir knights represented the Hutch.
inson commandery Of Norristown Pa. in the
parade. The uniform is that sdopted hr the
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One Of the oldest
communicates in the
state Of Kentucky then
came. marc hing in splen-
did line. the Louisville
eommandery. No. /, with
fifty men in ranks. They
wore the regulation
uniform with brass
buttons, and carried
two elegant banners,
strictly regulation in
size and design. Louis
vile commandery is
finely drilled and vel,
differed and made a
splendid appearance. 1t
was commanded by Emf
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Maysvilie comm ndery, No. 10, Of Maysville,
Ky. came next headed by Hank Reed brass
band OF sixteen pieces, with sixty sir knights
in the procession. II has always had a repre-
sentation at every triennial since 1855 and as it
did today always makes its mark.
Seventy-hve knights with the badge Of De
Moiay Of Louisville, KY. marche today with
their prize banner of the state, made of white
silk. This commandery has . reputation as a
well drilled body of Templars and their work
today was good evidence that it is well earned.
The officers are: James Woodward. eminent
commander: Theophilus Stern, generalissimo;
VIM. Edmonston Ryan, captain general; Ed.
Clarence Pearson. prelate: David Hunter Will
son, senior warden: Henry Thomas Esterle,
junior warden: Thomas Lewis jefferson, treas
urer; Phiiit Trapnall Aliin. recorder; Thomas
Henry Bodcn. jr., standard bearer; John
Henry SANDMAN, sword bearer, Edward Alex
ander Coyle. warder; George Fisher Evans,
captain guard.
The commandery will take part in the prize
drill tomorrow
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No. a. Columbus; Terre Haute COM
mandery, No. To- Terre Haute; yincepnes-
mandery, No. %. Franklin; ST. Johns COM
msndery. No. "a, Logansport; Crawfordsville
commandery, No. Is. Charlottesville; Ply mouth
commandery, No. 70, Plymouth; Valparaiso
commandery. No. %, Valparaiso; Michigan
City commandery, No. 80. Michigan City; Elk
hart commandery, No. 81, Elkhart
Grand commandery and battalion Of knights
from Texas reported.
Grand commsndcry, Michigsn-Detroit COM
mandery, No. l. Detroit; Pontiac commsndery,
No. z. Pontiac; Adrian commsndery, No. T.
Adrian; Port Huron commsndery, No. z, Port
Huron; Peninsular commsndery. No. &. Kals-
maZoo; jackson commsndsry, No. g. jackson;
Ann Arbor commandery. No. Is, Ann krbor,
Genesee Valley commsndery, No. Is, Flint;
ST. Bernard commandery. No. l6, East Saginaw;
Lansing commandery, No. IS, Lansing: Bay
City comnanGery, No. &c. Bay City; Charlotte
commandery. No. 81, Charlotte.
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CUNNINUhAH
phrase in hoe signO vuces' In half circle at the
top.
1t furnished forty knights to the parade
and was otlcered as follows: F. NJ
Cunningham. eminent commander; John D.
Steddom gsnsraiissimo; john X. Milford. cap
tain general; John R Drake. prelate; L. s Dun
ham, senior warden; w. X. Ksmper. Junior war
den; C. X. Eulass. treasurer; Thomas Hardy,
recorder; George w. Shook. standard bearer;
Albert Anderson. sword bearer; Robert G. HUFF
ford. warder; William r. Brow n, third guard; A.
II. Kelsey. second guard; w. 8. HuffOrd, first
guard: A. II YOuse sentinel
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No. 10. Of Norwalk,
the parade by some

st. John, Of Youngstown Ohio, had about
fifteen knights in the parade. headed by the
following officers: j. II. Thompson, eminent
commander; Asa c. Wilson. generalissimo;
George E. McGrah. captain general
Mansfield commaudery, No. II. of Mansfield
Ohio. was Offered as follows: Sirs H. NJ
Alvord eminent commander. VIM. Alderman.
generalissimo; J. r. Brown. captain general;
j. c. Fenner. prelate; E. +. seymour senior
warden; G. E. Mcbride. Junior warden; Rich
mond smith treasurer; Geo. W. Cole recorder;
L. C.. Hayes. standard bearer; J. A. Rigby,
sword bearer; C. II. Yoegele, warder; John s..
Artz, steward and sentinel
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Lame, captain general; EN-. CoM.c. H. sINoNDs.
G. W. Dickinson, prelate; F. NJ. Pierce, senior
Pelton, treasurer; F. Dickinson, recorder;F. b.
Blood. standard bearer; p. E. Miller, sword
bearer; J. N. Fredericks, warder; E. Risden,
sentinel.
Warren, Ohio, commandery, No. SO, made
pretty good showing under the following off,
GERS George II. Taylor, eminent commander;
John koekler. .generalassimo; Frank E. Paine,
captain general
About twenty sir knights Of the Forest City
commandsry, No. 20. Of Cleveland. Ohio then
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presented DeMolay com.

YER. past commander, IN. CON. HAdENMAN.
recorders Henry R. Boyer, past commander
George T. Wink John Cal. Hoffeditz past com.
mander, trustees; Albert Ritter, past com.
mander. William B. Koch, past commander
prelates; Jos. A. Byers, senior warden; Will.
lam H. Biting Junior warden Cyrus J. Krause
wardsr; John Steiff, standard bearer; VIM. T.
Bricksr, sword bearer; Walter Prutzman, VIM.
Rhsin, J. Howard Sheetz. guards; Cyrus J.
Butler, sentinel; F. W. Lauer. past commander,
]. Cal. HOneditz, past commander, committee
on drill; Lee G. Bricker. steward.
Over eighty knights and the Altoona band
won general applause today by their fine
marching for the Mountain commandery OF
Altoona. The officers are: James G. Humer
eminent commander; Amos c. Davis. general
issimo; Simon H Walker, captain general AL.
bert F. Heess, treasurer; Timothy Davis, re-
corder.
Northern commandery, No. 16, Of Towanda,
Pa, one OF the oldest in Pennsylvania, had
twenty-five knights in line. The first COM
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0eQ, III. Leroy NOO1- I'm. COM. BAEFR.
ward. junior warden; silas Chapman. IT.. treas
urer; Joseph K. Wheeler, recorder; Adams c..
Allen. standard bearer: j. Edgar Godbee
sword bearer; William b. Davidson, warder;
George II. Foster, first guard; William II.
Coles. second guard; Henry y. Strong. third
guard; Ransom y. Fitzgerald. commi.sary;
William =. WhiGtelsey, armorer; s. Tuder Bis
sell, musical director; Edward T.. Main, SEN
tneL
New Haven commandery, No. 2. Of New
Haven. had sixty swords in line. The officers
are Lyman H. johnson, eminent commander;
Allen d. Baldwin, gensrsiis.imo; I,aac W.
Bishop, captain general; Fred II. Waldron,
prelats; Atherton L. Barnes. senior warden;
George W. Weir. junior warden; Chss. f. Root,
treasurer; Francis @. Anthony. recorder; +.
Parsoa Dlckermsn, assistant recorder; David
r. Alins. standard bearer; Horace b. Perry,
sword bearer; Frank f. Stoddard, warder;
Chas W. Weir. John p. Hopson, Jason p
Thompson. guards.
One 4 the Connecticut Communicates that
arrived ye-terday was Hamilton. No s. Of Bridge
port, one OF the best known organizations in the
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OHIO.

The Grand commandrry OF Ohio, led by Grand
Commander Henry Perh ms. headed the knights
OF the Buckeye state today, and attracted gen.
erai attention by the styI. If the march and the
general appearance Of the kn ghts.
Inc Officers are: Sirs Henry Perkins Akron.
rlght eminent grand commander; VIII am
b. Melish. Cincinnati. rlyht eminent deputy
grand commander; Huntington Brown. Mans
held. grand general ssimO; Martin j HUuck.
DAYTON. grand captain general; La Fayette Van
C'eve. Cincinnati. grand prelate: Henry
Y Mcintosh. Clcy land grand sen or WARREN;
VIM. NJ. Meek. Hl,boro, grand junior warden;
j Burton Parsons. Cleveland grand treasurer;
John n. Bell. Dayton. grand recorder; John A.
warner. Portsmouth. grand standard bearer;
VIM. > Huff I'd South Lebanon. Grand sword
bearer; John p McCune Columbus grand
warder. and Jacob Randall, Waynesyille, grand
captain of the guard.
Mount Vernon commanderv. No. l, Worth
lngton. had eighty-four kni hits in line. headed
by Witch band OF Crcievilie. The officers are
W. ii. Darran, eminent commander; George l..
Hannck. geuerali-simo: Charles S. Ammel,
captain general; Edwin Morrell pre!ate; l.. Z.
Valentine, senior warden; W. c. Wickoff, junior
warden; Benjamin F. Rees. treasurer; w. E.
Joseph. recorder; Samuel Orr. standard bearer
W. W. Neereamer, sword bearer; j. E. Mercer.
Wariar
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second guard; C. c. Park third guard.
There were thirty knights and q brass band
in line today to represent Steubenyille COM
mandcry No. IL, Of Steubenvilie, Ohio. The
officers are: n. N. Priest, eminent commander;
]. Z. Hill, generalissimo. B. w. Lindsay, cap
tain general; George Mosrs, prelate; w. p. b.
Croskey, senior warden; 8. ". McCinton, junior
warden; Joseph CarnahAn, treasurer; Ross
White, recorder; W. h. McClinton, standard
bearer; q. A. Dean, sword bearer;W. I. Bender,
warder; David Hall. Sentinel
The Athens commandsry, No. Is, Of Athena,
Ohio. has membership Of i0l The odicsrs
are; sirs Joseph L. Pickering, eminent CON-
Henderson, captain general; Jaa. A. Palmer,
PFelate; Peter Kern, senior warden; & N. Hob.
son, junior warden; A. J. Frame, treasurer
&. Mclean, recorder; d. 81. Burchleld, stand
ard bearer; Al Bethel, sword bearer; p. @,
Stsadmsn. wsrder; Will ]. Hastings, sentinel
Then came the famous Oriental com m anderv
No. II. Of Cleveland. OHIO, With 90osir knights N