Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09

Wv hhiHiiihE tnINuE lpIinihF NH' WV Va
this division. hut sharing with the more
favored ranks the applause Of on-lookers,
was the Little C0mlDandery from the
Masonic Home in Louisville. II was COM
posed of small lads. but in drilling and ap-
pc0wnce it had little 20 fear from the Sc
Nor organizations. Tho Sixth division
contained only Pennsylvania men. IN The
leod came the Athletic Band Of Phiiadel-
phia. PLAYING tho Star-Spangied Banner Gs
IL passed The Presidents stand.
AspTNsDID BANNER.
Next came Pittsburgh C0mmandery, No.
/, 900 strong. Philadelphia Commanderv,
No. 2. displayed magnificent banner o.
velvet cloth trimmed in gold ana sur-
mounted bv huge golden emblem. -
was carried 10y i've yOung negroes. Penn
.vlyanin communicates were distinguished
by their strength 90 muster and splendid,
costly banners which they carried. Those
commaadeucs all dipped their colors
I'D honor Of the President. although
sometime. the effort 90 do so was
evidently painful 90 the bauper-bearcrs.
The banner ot hado.h Eommandery. OF
Philadelphia. was borne bv single knight
and Dee attempted 20 lower % ~, he passed
tlc stand. Nut She task proved too much
orhlm and ho was compelled 20 call for
as stance. Tine seventh division was COM
posed 81 communicates from Indiana ana
Ncioau and tne Grant CoIqmandcrics Of
Tsya4 The iudiaua men All lowered their
banners and DOTTED their hats they passed
the President
Illinois took up the whole Of the eighth
division and had tWcuiy-eight separate
.ommandeues iu line. with Apollo Com
Iltulrgr. NO !. of Chicago. on the right.
The St Bernard lcraok drlD Hommandery
OFF tlat State attracted universal attention.
10 .I... d t.,. h. H,r.sl f'uHtIfNH
Band of J urputu. and carried 1--we eagle.
presented 90 them by Golden Gath
Commaudery OF San Francisco three
year. ago. THE famous goat Of Ma
some tradition was led by q young
colorej boy behind the Euelewood
Commlnlry. lnr long procession mad
ncHcd tlr spectators, and there were
Signs Of Impotence manifested at this
tiWe, which 40on however gave way to a
feeling OF lively interest as thc taiifornia
knights moved lu sight Oh Che right Of the
ninth division. headed bv AZ members ot
California tonmeudery. No. !, OF San
frsrr.-c.. mounted Oh coal-black chargers.
lhD,r uniforms were elegant and they
wore long black clolk- ot velvet. elabo-
ruelr oruampute1 with the insignia OF the
order worked iu white SILK. There was q
Au'tor ot Audbcrchiets ard some applause
ls tlc Golden Gate COmmandery. ~ ran
francisco. pissed bv. 4 small 1--we black
bear unnamed "/crubba' 81 was perched
' Box I'D wagon Eil'H loI C'I; ~ ",,,
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.,.,... w., ,.',,'.,,.'rlor;.. Tho 6rand and
subordinate communicates from Nlscon-
sin ud New jersey completed the ninth
division
m, tenth division was composed prin-
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.hs,. roill nn+ bc received until to-mor
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Tie last commandery passed the presi
dental rcylcWlu@-sia al j.5O oCloch
The procession fulfilled the remainder ol
Ilr tHN" llN' oi lnNltu anu wa hAt"AAf Ni'
banded about an hour later.
The Grand Encampment began MS IS
sion Immediately after arriving al the Ma
sonic Tempt" ~ me clos, OF thy paIau'
Myron Nj. Parker delivered an aDurcs9 ol
welcome on thc pafL on inc iocal comm
tee, and mroduc.I D9lnl4illas,l9uer Do9S
iHe~. who welcomed the hhlfhls on p'
half of the city. 10 hoth OF the auIre>, ;
tlc Grand Master Responded ana thl'
closed tine public exercises. ne ehcahll'
Wrnt then began MS business III secret ses
sion.
This afternoon and evening has beer
given up 90 serenadeS and reception
Mu-,o-loNng Washington never heSIu y,
many bands at one uine. ~ ~ salu INA
there Wore elghty-three bands I'D the pa
radn. and all of them seem 10 he DOWN.
thor brYest to-nllelnt.. ,Al'1ougn low
sent d number Ga hilShls iehipiHIS ,'
Washington none OF then took P"rii IN Oii'
parade to-day, as theN were ioI pluuGn T.,
DO so 10y the Grand Master VINO t mas 'i s'
them under ban 3,cANse OF ,h1lr reiuS"
TO accept the rlluAl prepare" "> i''i''
TIE RICHMOND KNIGHTS.
Especial telegram 70 the Dspatchl
WASHINGTON, y. c., October Sin The
c.o,rau1rries from Richmond We're re-
...t,..I With q N4flcrIuU shower of ap-