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EN-. CON. GETCHEML. warden; leo y. hHlIHt
jnalpr warden; E. Chas. Francis, treasurer;
Samuel p Cook, recorder; Clement E. Darling.
sword bearer: Thomas r. Staples. standard
bearer; Geo. F.. Hope. warder; James F. Evans,
first guard; James Mears. second guard; ThOs.
Fisher. third guard: John Hackett. senior.
Some sixty knights represented Naragansett
commandery, No. u. Of Westerly. r. L.. in the
parade They wore the new regulation uni
form. The commandery is. Differed as
follows: E. Sir B. Court Bentley, commander;
Sir William Prestwich. generalissimo; Sir
Charles W. Willard. captain general; Rev. Sir
william NJ. Groton. prelate; Sir Robert A.
Mason. senior warden; Sir Thomas Vincent,
junior warden; Sir William HoYsey, treasurer;
Z. Sir Solomon c. Burdick, recorder; Sir
Horace Brightman. standard bearer; Sir John
Mcdonald. word bearer; Sir Edwin A. Moves,
warder; Sir Enoch W. Vars, Sir George Tim
bury, Sir Simon J. Reuter-, guards; Sir Yelling
ton Travena, sentinel; Sir Albert r. Champlin,
organst
Bristol cornmandery Of North Attleborough.
with sixty knights. looked decidedly handsome
as they marched along in the different lies.
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CRu6 Cap auu WSCerpfOOI EN-. CON. Smith.
capes. Its banner 10 an 'original one designed
BY Biz Charles 4. Dunning, sentinel of the com
mandery. The name Of the commaudery and
the motto are worked In silk and bullion upon
white silk, producing rich and handsome effect
The commandery also carried silk-smbroidered
beausant streamer.
It was commanded BY EN-. Sir Knight Henry
Wadsworth. generalissmo; william II. Kirk
holder, captain general; Passed Eminent Sir
Kt- Horace A. Noble. prelate; Sir Kts Oliver
A. Jenkins, senior warden; George l.. Kingston.
junior warden; Samuel Root. treasurer; Albert
H. Adams. recorder; George J. Hana, standard
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EN- COM. ARMSTRONG. commander: Sirs j. V.
Davis. generslssimo; w. w. Athie captain gen.
eral; James E. Alexander, prelate; A. A. War
field. senior warden; A. G. Uhler. junior arden;
French Smoot treasurer; WIN. NJ Reardon. re-
corder; Geo Mays. standard bearer; :. II. Lunt.
sword bearer; John r. Chapman, warder. and
James Grigg. sentinel.
The commandery is CHARTERED at their asy-
lum In Alexandria. Va, where they will return
tonight, only to come back again in the morn
ing.
One Of the oldest lodges in the state OF vir-
ginia and among the older ones OF the United
States is the Winchester commandery of VIM
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HORACE Z. ALLEN. ace f. Allen, for several
terms prior to 1884 eminent commander. and
was again elected in May last He Is serving
his third term as district deputy grand master of
the eighteenth district of New York.
With half hundred strong St. Johns CON-
mandery, No. "a, Of Olean. n. Y, presented q
good appearance.
The present officers are: F. W. Higgins. emf
nent commander; Geo. A. Russell. general
issimo; C. g.. Thyng. captain general;
John L. Eddy. prelate; A. A. Swarts,
senior warden; John Sloane. junior warden: +.
l.. Bartlett, treasurer; Z. II. Austin. recorder:
Hiram Dean, standard bearer; W. L. MyricK.
sword bearer; A. o. Ackerly. warder: Mark
James, sentinel.
Coming next was the Central City command
cry of Syracuse. NY. whose organization runs
back to 1856. The attractive banner under which IL
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Jas. A. Rich, treasurer;
Chas. s. Champlin, re-
corder: ]. Fred. Acker,
jr., standard bearer;
VIM. P. Mitchell, sword
bearer; Chas. G. Brax-
mar, warder; Robert G.
Larson, Fred. E. Barnes,
H. w. Scheidemantle,
third guards; George
Michel, Edward F. Stay
back E. 8. Comstock,
second guards; Geo. w.
English, Geo. NJ. Still,
j. F. Hitchcock. first
guards; Fred. A. Burn.
ham, judge advocate;
8. R. Ellison, M. D.,
Cyrus Edison. MD, sur
geons; Stephen d. Aft
leck. director; Jas. w.
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Henry Reiter, En-. Sir COL WIN G. MOORE.
6eorge A. Shehan, Sir Vim. s. Koose. En-. Sir
A. b. Jackson, Sir Fred H. Storch
The Washington Communicates took position
IN their line according 10 their seniority as fol-
lows: Washington commandery No. l. oficered
by John H. Olcott; generalisso, Joseph Brum-
NETT; captain general, David G. Dixon; prelate,
Daniel McFarisn; senior warden, Henry K
simpson; junior warden, Harry b. Major;
treasurer, John Keyworth; recorder. Charles
Shelse; standard bearer. Zachary W. Cromwell:
sword bearer, Leonard c. Wood; first guard
Augustus b. Coolidge; second guard, Herndon
MorseI, thlrd guard. Samuel G. Thompson.
Columbla commandery, No. 2, in COM
nand OF Generallssimo John K Robinson.
N the absence OF Eminent Commander Parker
whose duties as chief marshal prevented his
marching with his commandery. Other officers:
Captain general. Robert Ball: preIate Jeremiah
Z. Allen; senior warden, Simeon ii. Merrill:
junior warden, George W. Pratt; treasurer
George Gibson; recorder, Vim. Pettis; standard
bearer, Benz. w. Brown; sword bearer, A. w.
Pentland; warder, L. C. Williamson; captain of
the guard, Thomas J. Edwards; guards A I.
Rogers, W. j. Byers, p. A. Auer; surgeon, Z. ID.
Del French; quartermaster, Lyman b. Cutler
Potomac commsndery, No. 3, Offered by
hezin W. Darby, &c; Jesse W. Lee, jr., gem
eraIissimo; Ed Turkenton, CO; Chas. ALI
son, prelate; Frank Tennison, senior warden
Vim. b. Easton, junior warden; j. II. Schultze.
treasurer; Z. Il. Sheckell, recorder; F. H. Bar
earin, standard bearer; J. 7. Greaves, sword
bearer; +. b. Davis, warder; r L. Amery CAP
tain of the guard
DeMolay comnandery, No. 4 (mounted), Off
eered by Il. Il. Hieston, eminent commander:
q u n Loerner, generalissimo; f. g. Alexan-
Ger, captain general; Rev. John W. Trout. prel-
stsi James NJ Hodges. senior warden; John r.
oNeill, junior warden; Thomas SomervilIe.
treasurer; l. g. Stephens, recorder; Martin
OConnor, standard bearer; +. NJ Draney, as
sistsnt standard bearer; w. T Galliher sword
bearer; Z. b. Otterback, warder; E. p. Vaux.
captain of guard; John A Limerick, Duane 81
Turner, A. B. Proctor, guards; II. z. Leach.
surgeon; H. +. Breuninger, quartermaster;
Geo. W. Scheuerman, musical Director
The division comprised also the detachment
q Occur de Lion commandery, No. 2s, Of New
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eraIlssImo; george +. Loder, grand captain
general; Sir and Rev. Cornelius L. living
grand prelate; Edward L. Gaul, grand
senior warden; John H. bennington, grand
junior warden; Ralph G. Christiance, grand
treasurer; Robert Macoy, grand recorder
(S9 years.; James w. bowen, grand
standard bearer; Horace A. Noble. grand sword
bearer; John A. Mapes, grand warder: Charles
II. Housley, grand inspector. De Witt Clinton
was the first grand commander and Gen. Chas
Roome has also filled the same position.
The Utica cOmmandery of Utica New York
made a fine showing with its nearly one hun
drpd sir knights in line under command of the
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The officers command EN-. COM W. II. PERRY.
ing were: VIM. II. Perry. commander; Forrest A.
Peck, generalissimo; George W. Pettis, captain
general; Rev. William n. Ackley. prelate; Hun
ter c. White, senior warden; Andrew B. Eddy.
junior warden; John G. Massie, treasurer; Wal
ter Blodget. recorder; Warren H. Tillinghast
standard bearer; Charles L. Rogers, sword
bearer; Harry p. Smith. warder: Frank d. Liv-
ermOre J. William Moore. Wendell p. ANTHONY.
guards; William X. Greene, musical director;
Richard Chadwick. sentinel.
At the head of the commandery was displayed
an elegant beausant or war flag presented by
the DeWLtt Clinton cOmmandery of Brook lyn
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nAhhisoS DANohAS- A. Il. Bliss Sir Horace
b. Brockway, Sir T. E. Byrnes, Sir 2. T. Car
penter. En-. Sir Geo. E. Corson, Ri. En-. Sir
VIM. ii. Chadbourne, Rt. En-. Sir Thad. NJ.
Chapman. Sir Thos. p. Chifelle. En-. Sir E. G.
Davis, En-. Sir Charles X. Dennis, Sir G. G.
Duncanson. Sir r. b. Donaldson, Rt En-. Sir
Geo. Davis, Rt En-. Sir Jas. G. ELL
wood, Sir Geo. W. Evans, Sir Jno. L.
Ferguson, Sir Kt. Louis s. Freirson.
r. En-. Sir Ewin ". Fuller Sir Chas E. Gibbs,
Sir Henry b. Grant, En-. Sir Ed. l.. Gaul, Sir
p. NJ Hough. Ri En-. Sir Arthur W. Hyatt,
Ri. En- Sir VIM. A. Hanway, En-. Sir Ed. R.
Hare, Sir Henry F. Harnish, En-. Sir James
Hossack, Ri. En-. Sir Morton B. Howell, En-.
Sir A. A. Johnston, En- Sir John Il. Jeffrey,
TT. En-. Sir G. b. Kleibacker, En-. Sir Jno
Lynch, Sir A. q. Logan, Sir s. III. Merrill, Rt
Sir James W. Moore, EN-. Sir j..
w. Nash, EN- Sir Warren III. circuit,
Sir Joab y. Patterson. En-. Sir Jas. p. Pearson.
Sir Abraham Powell, Rt En-. Sir James F.
Robinson, Rt. En-. Logan II. Roots, En-. Sir
Leonard A. Rose, Sir VIM. G. Raines, Rt. EN-.
Sir Frank A. Reed. En- Sir ]. H. Schulze, V.
I'm Sir Sydney A. Shepard, En-. Sir T. F.
Singiser, En-. Sir Jas. b. Stafford, En-. Sir Au-
gustin t. Smythe. Sir VIM r. Speare, Ri. EN-.
Frederic Speed, En-. Sir Rich'd d. Swartout
En- Sir j. K. Thompson, Sir A. A. Thomas, Sir
Gardner p. Thornton. En-. Sir Martin r.
Thorp, En-. Sir Titus b. Terry, Sir
Louis d. Wine, En-. Sir James E. Waugh,
Sir B. H. Warner, Ri EN-. Sir Chas. b. Ware.
En-. Sir Chas. W. Wiley, Rt. EN- Sir Henry NJ
Waters, Ri. En-. Sir Sol Z. Waggoner, Rt EN-
Sir Albert d. Winfield. En- Sir Stillman White
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following officers: HOra-
ito S. Moore, eminent
commander; William II.
Cloher, jr., generalls-
sImO; Thelwin Jones,
captain general; f.
Lakehurst, preiate: Cal
vim w. Eaton. senior
warden; John w. Bowie,
junior warden; |. II.
England, treasurer; Geo.
ID. Frank. recorder;
William Howarth, stan
dard bearer; John l..
Babbitt, sword bearer:
N. Harrer, war,ler: Chas.
f. Geever, William E.
Brown and Frank h.
Baxter, guards; d. j.
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marched was presented
by citizens OF Syracuse.
The uniform was the
Armstrong and W a s
notably attractive. IL
was under the COM
mand Of En-. Sir Chas.
E. Ide, commander;
Amos s. Edwards. gen
eralissimo: John n.
Duncan, captain gen.
eral; Theodore NJ
Barber. prelate: Hiram
W. Plumb. treasurer
Edwin c. Tallcott. ~
cOrder; Herbert W
Greenland, senioi
warden: VIM. Crab
tree. Junior warden:
Clark II. Norton. stand
ard bearer; Frank G..
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EN-. CON. CHASE. pfeIdtt, r. NJ. BLOSSOM,
treasurer Granville D. Parsons, recorder; Thurber
A. Brown. senior warden; John NJ. Hinkle. Junior
warden; W. F. Squires, standard bearer; Hiram
B. Rhymer, sword bearer; Eugene Laing,
warder; R. B. VanGorder, captain of guard; L.
D. Caldwell first guard; Jas. NJ Moffett. second
guard; W. L. Hylen, third guard; John d. Will
Jams, armOrer.
Next with q gay banner and streamer came
Lake Erie commandery, No. 80. Of the same city
The uniform worn blythe Lake Erie commandery
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ID. f. ROBINSON Z. COM. prelate; Il. G.. Holt,
warder; VIM. Smith, standard bearer: G. H.
Wilson, sword bearer; E. F. Page musical di-
rector. and T. 8. Worcester, sentinel
The Hugh dc Payens of Melrose. Mass. fol-
lowed with ninety-two fine looking sir knights
in line and attracted attention in their striking
regalia, which consisted Of chapeau withbiack
feathers, sword with gilt scabbard black belt,
black velvet sash with gold lace, black velvet
apron with gilt trimmings and buff gauntlets.
1t carried new and beautiful beauseant,
black and white, made according to the regu-
lations OF the Grand commandery and OF the
finest materials. The members wore the
commandery badge, which is a Templar cross
suspended by gold chains from a highly orna-
mented ana curved bar. which bears the name
Hugh de Payens in gold on a black ground.
Upon the center of the cross the coat of arms
OF Hugh dc Payens is displayed. The words
commandery at the top Of the cross and Mel
rose, Mass. at the bottom was in black on gold.
At the left of the coat Of arms was the letter
and on the right I and below it the motto,
Forward"
The commanding officers were EN- Sir Frank
+. Preble commander; Sir Winthrop Messen-
ger, generalisSimo; Sir Alonzo 81. Smith, captain
general: Sir Elisha b. Sears. senior warden;
Sir Rufus r. Wade, junior warden; Sir Lewis
u. Coburn. treasurer; Sir Edward K Bordman,
recorder; Sir Henry C.Carbee standard bearer;
SIR Eben r. Harrington, sword bearer; Sir JAS
Mcintyre, warder; Sirs Aibon W. Parker Jo-
siah ii. Long, John Duncan, jr., guards; James
Marshall, armorer.
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The officers are: Theo-
dore B. Hazard, emil
nent commander; owen
b. Bestor. generals
simo; Elton 1. Franklin,
captain general ;Saml. H.
Bugbee, prelate; W. Os-
mund Clark, senior war;
den; Alfred r. Crosby,
junior warden; Saml. Z.
Fisher, treasurer; Ar
thur It. Parker, re-
corder; Edwin Whitney.
standard bearer; Luke:
A. Curtis, sword bearer;
Edwin ID. Sturdevant,
warder; Daniel H. Rob-
inSop Charles IT Guiid
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consisted of Q black coat
with velvet trimmings.
black silk chapeaux,
white ostrich plume, red
enameled fancy-stitched
belt with silver-plated
trimmings, an elegant sill
ver-plated. ivory-handled
sword with etched mono
gram Of owner and COM
mandery on the ivory,
white watered silk bal
dric with velvet edge and
silver star on breast. with
emblem and motto " Inns
hoe signo vinces," fa-'
80
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part Of the inaugural
parade. The different
divisions forming the
main body of the process
sion were massed about
the streets east of the
Capitol, opening upon
the Capitol grounds in
such a manner that each
moved quickly and with
out confusion into its
place when the first
division arrived and
marched around the
Capitol grounds. The
first division, composed
of the District command
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The members of Old
Colony commandery of
Abingdon, Mass. , carried
two banners in line-one
the red cross and the
other a Knights Templar
banner. There were
forty knights, who were
preceded by the follow
ing officers: Sirs Jere-
miah T. Richmond. emil
nent commander; Harry
d. Reed, generalissimo;
Charles F. Allen. captain
general; David ID. Poole,
E-I. u n
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were preceded by the
Newport band. The
officers of the COM
mandery are: VIM.
II. Cotton, eminent
commander; VIM.
Carry, generalissimo;
John H. Wetherell,
captain general; Geo.
A.Littlefeld and Jas.
b. Murray,D.D.,pre
ates; Vim. II. Lee,
senior warden: An
drew j. Deblois, jun
Tor warden; David
Coggshall. jr.. treas
urer; David Stevens,
recorder /; Duncan
Mclean, standard
bearer; Wm.E. Num-
ford, sword bearer;
Vim. +. Springler,
warder; Geo. p. Leo,
nard, Joseph W.
Sampson and VIM. P
Denman, guards |;
Jacob L. Franks,
m u steal director;
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with full regalia and
without aprons, made
a fine impression. The
commandery carried
the regulation banner,
bearing the motto, In
hoe signo vinces." A
peculiar characteristic
of this commandery is
that it makes u pill
grimage to some place
annually. 1t was Off
cered by c. G. Osgood,
eminent commander /;
Lewis A. Woodbury.,
generalissimo; Fred. A.
Cheney. captain gen.
eral; Charles M. Heath,
prelate; Edward A.
Fits, senior warden;
Edwin w. Andrews,
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officers are: Sirs John w.
Bianey, eminent COM
mander; Robert L. Al
my, generalissimo; John
M.Vennard. captain gen.
eral; Eminent Sir Vim.
d. Pool, prelate; Sirs
Benjamin w. Rowell,
senior warden; George
E. Hilton, Junior war
den; Jos. Haines. treas
surer;W b. Phillips,
TecOrder; r. Everett
Hilliard. standard bear
er; Austin 8. Lynde.
sword bearer; James
ID Hnrrh..o vvorA Ar.
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Its membership includes some of New York's
most notable citizens among them ex-senator
Warner Miller aud Hon. John ". VroOman.
grand master OF the New York state Grand
lodge.
Monroe commandery Of Rochester presented
John ns uhe 0 a@Dsnt are s1s
mander; Frank Ii: Wick, generaissimo; Rob-
ert Slater, captain general; VIM. Z. Wer-
ner. senior warden; Burton II. Davy,
junior warden; G. Henry Amsden, treas
urer; Thos. Gliudon. 80 recorder; Chas. NJ.
Williams. prelate; Fred. W. Avery, standard
bearer; Samuel p. Moulthrop, sword bearer;
Jas. r. Chamberlin warder; Geo. A. Bowman,
third guard; s. ID. W. Cleveland. second guard;
Matthew J. Steel, sentinel; Edward W. Hunt
lngtOn. organist
Clinton commandery No. IA, of BROOKLYN,
was well represented. The officers of the COM
mandery are Cherries w. Hubbell, eminent
commander; Nathan W. Josselyn, generalis-
simo; Robert w. Fielding, captain general;
Joseph Z. Abel, prelate; G. H. koenecke SEN
Tor warden; W. II. Samson, junior warden;
George +. Miller, treasurer; James T. Hamil-
ton, recorder; Edward A. Devcan, standard
bearer; Richard Shannon, sword bearer; Frank
Il. Henderson, warder; George s. Barber
James Cocoft, George A. Lavie, William
Sanders. Nj. s. Garrignes, Charles G. Little,
guards; Godfrey Lincks. sentinel.
Apollo commandery, No. Is, of Troy, made a
creditable display. The officers Jas. II.
Lloyd, EN-. commander; Vim. NJ. Peckham.
generalssimo; Robert b. Stiles, captain gen.
eral; Levi H. Button, treasurer; VIM. Pettis,
recorder; Daniel II. Ayres. prelate; Eugene A.
Van Pelt, senior warden; Clarence w. Fisher,
junior warden; Frank o. Stiles, standard
bearer; Edward s. Armstrong, sword bearer;
Fred W. Sim, warder. Isaac F. Handy, third
guard; Chss. F. Butterworth, second guard
j. Seymour Toner, first guard; Chas. Teson,
sentinel; Geo. F. Green, musical director.
One of the best looking and best drilled COM
manderies in the parade was Palestine COM
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cessiOn. The Gran d
commandery was conf
manded by the follow
ing officers, who were
elected in Boston, at
the eighty-third annual
assemblage of the COM
mandery: Edward l..
Freeman. Central Falls.
II. L., right eminent
grand commander; Jas.
Swords. Boston, Mass,
vice eminent deputy
grand commander; Jno.
p. SanbOrn. Newport,
RI. eminent grand gen
eralissimo; Robert II.
nv
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Boston's famous COM
mandery, Boston, No.
1, had a large. repre-
sentation in line from
its $50. members. The
officers are: Eminent
Sir Jas. NJ. Gleason,
eminent commander;
Sir Eugene A. Holton,
generalissimo; Sir Leon
ard b. Nichols. captain
general; Rev. Sir Geo.
L. Perrin, prelate; Sir
lChas. /. Litchfield,
senior warden; Sir
Henry II. Litchfield,
junior warden; Sir Ed
ward A. White, treas
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NJ in 2 10 splen-
did order was WoOn-
socket commandery Of
WoonsOcket. RI. with
seventy-five men. uni
formed strictly accord
ing to the regulations
prescribed by the Grand
commandery of Massa-
chusetts and Rhode ISL
and. The commandery
was differed az follows:
tm. Sir Seth 3. Getchell.
commander: Sirs Geo. w.
Miller. generaliss!mo;
Geo. w. HaZelhurst. jr.,
captain general; Geo. J.
Baldwin, prelate; Nell
son H. Mowry. senior
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st. Omer's command
cry, Elmira, NY, pa
raded today with a full
delegation and made a
good show In the midst
OF the generally fine
marching of the day.
This commandery has a
membership Of 3O4, its
uniform being the full
Knight Templar dress.
The present officers are:
Sirs Cornelius B. Chase,
commander: Chas. l..
Hart generalissimo; Benz.
Andrews, captain gen.
eral; Frank E. Cleveland.
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fuUsCTlDcu tticftOu. IL
EN-. Sirs Fred. Green
wood, commander, and
II. S. Herman, general
isslmo; Sir H. G. White
head. captain general;
Rev. Sir ]. l. Burrows,
prelate; Sirs James J.
Dudley. senior warden;
Z. b. Freeman, junior
warden; George w. Dey,
treasurer; 8. p. Moore,
recorder; Charles @.
Reid, standard bearer;
Il. B. Bagnali. sword
bearer; Harry HODGES,
warder; Robert w. Pet
tit, captain Of the guard.
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Gather, silver scabbard, black bel. and sauns-

lets.
Its banner was black silk velvet, gold letters,
body white silk and with knights in armor on
horseback in combat Back of banner was in
green silk, with passion cross in red, with en-
blems and letters, L NRl
One hundred and hfty-six men were in line
under command of Eminent Sir Ed
mund p. kendrick, commander; Sirs g. Frank
Adams generalissimo; Geo. A. spooner, captain
general; Henrie A. Prouty. senior warden; VIM.
H. Miller, junior warden: David Z. Taylor,
treasurer: Chas. J. Sanderson recorder; Sulli-
van d. Hill. standard bearer; Harry Bishop,
warder: Frank s. Crane, Elliott G. Jernegan,
guards; George I. Weaver, sentinel; Edwin
=. Gray. quartermaster; George H. Smith, NJ.
d., surgeon.
Washington commandery. No. f. of Newport,
r. l., approached In line wearing the black or
regulation uniform. The eighty sir knights
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EN-. COM. RICHMOND. preIate; Frank Z. Cod
dard, senior warden; John +. Simmons, junior
warden George A. Beale treasurer; Erastus NJ.
Nash, recorder; VIM. Z. Lyon. standard bearer;
Bayliss Wood, sword bearer; George M. Mon
roe, warder; Asa Cook, Charles s. Beal, Charles
b. Shaw, guards; Silas B. Dickerman, musical
director; Silas w. Hall, organist; Daniel W.
Allen, sentinel.
Although the seventy-five sir knights of SUIT
ton commandery of New Bedford did not arrive
here until this morning, they showed up in fine
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mandery, No. "a, Olean; Central City COM
mandery, No. IS. Syracuse; Dewitt Clinton
commandery, No. a. Brooklyn; Hugh de Paysns
commsndery, No. so. Buffalo; ST. Augustine
commandery, No. SO. ithaca; Cyrene COM
mandsry, No. SO, Rochester; Dunkirk COM
mandery, No. 10, Dunkirk; Poughkeepsle COM
mandery, No. 4S, Poughkespsie; York COM
msndery, No. IS, New York city; Greenwood
commandery, No. S. BROOKLYN.
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and Luke c. Keith. captains of guard; Stephen
Stanley, musical director; Chas. A. Blake, SEN
tinel.
Olivet commandery Of Lynn. Mass, with 100
members and the Lynn brass band of "a pieces.
participated in the parade TODAY The present
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Le speciaI escort of Grand

special escort Of Grand
Master Roome. Gen.
Roome served as emil
nent commander Of this
commandery for three
years from 1859. The
special detail for escort
duty consisted Of EN-.
Sir George Whitfield
Brown, jr., commander;
eirs Rollins n. Morgan,
generalissimo; Claudius
N. Roome, captain gen.
eral; EN-. Sir Royal E.
Deane. PC, prelate;
Sirs John W. Sisson,
junior warden; George
E. w. Stivers, standard
bearef; George Hamlin.
II
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posed OF the Washing
ton com m a n d cries,
which turned out nearly
one thousand strong
and made a most credit
able appearance. Col.
Moore's staff was COM
posed OF the following:
En-. Sir Andrew ".
Kelley, chief of staff.
Aides = de camp Sir
John S. Miller. Sir John
W. Drew, Sir Thomas
p. Stephenson, Sir Ali
Son Nailor, jr., Sir Dan
lei J. Macarty, Sir
N
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chester, Frederick coun-
ty, Virginia. having
been organized in 1924.
Ii had twenty-five men
In line and made o
splendid showing. It
was commanded by En-
inent Sir Charles W.
Hensell. eminent CON-
mander; J. B. 7. Reed,
generalisslmo; A. II. Ba-
ker. captain general: ].
G. Davidson, prelate;
Julius A. Bantz, senior
warden; c. W. Reed,