Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-25
The Golden EnGles.


Americas No. 30 initiated three last Friday
evening.
A new castle is about ready for institution In
Uniontown.
Star of the West No. SO received three prop
osltions and initiated two at their last meeting.
Louis E. Stilz Commandery has been ordered
10 report Monday evening at Central Hotel, to
act as escort on arrival of Supreme Chief r.
Emory Enniss and First Battalion of Balti-
more.
Manchester Castle No. 2I2 had quite a mum.
Der of limitations last Thursday evening. The
commandery organized from this castle will be
out in Tuesdays parade with magnificent
new banner and flag.
The General Commander has made arrange
ments TO give the Supreme Castle and all visit
Ing Sir Knights grand boat excursion Thurs
day evening on the City of Pittsburg. All de-
string to take part IN the same must procure a
ticket from some member of the committee.
Music will be on board and grand time is ex-
pected.
Jasper NJ Thompson Castle, of Uniontown
conferred degrees on II applicants at their lasr
meeting. John L. Dawson Commandery No 20
which is composed of portion of the members
of this castle, received I6 full uniforms on
Tuesday. On Wednesday evening the CON-
mandeTy made its first appearance before the
public, headed by Rutter's Band. 1t paraded
the streets of Fayett's booming capital, admired
by many hundreds of people. This commandery
will he in line in Pittsburg Tuesday, with new
Sl25 flag.
The Golden Eagle May festival at Silver
Lake Grove on Wednesday afternoon and
evening promises to be one of the finest affairs
ever witnessed in the city of Pittsburg. A fine
programme has been arranged, from p NJ to
. P. NJ. dancing and at P. NJ. exhibition drills
DIV the communicates from Washington, d. c.,
Wilmington, Del, Reading, Philadelphia, Erie,
saltsourg, Harrisburg. Altoona, JOhnstown,
Umontown. Atlantic City. Boston, Springfield,
hamiIton, Youngstown, Cincinnati, Tifin, Bel:
lalre, 1ronton, East Palestine, Cleveland and
other intermediate stations New York will
be represented. in fact almost every State in
the Union as well as Canada. A grand open
meeting will be held in Lafayette Hall Tues
day evening. The Grand Army Orchestra will
furnish the music and short addresses by men,
oers of the order in general. At 10 o'clock
the same evening the supreme Castle will
be hanqueted by the General Committee In the
dining room of Lafayette Hall. Church, the
decorator, viii prepare the hall for the occa-
sion, and Z. W. Hagan is the caterer.
The General Committee have at last perfect
ed arrangements for the reception of the Su-
preme Castle and visiting Sir Knights Already
number have arrived; others will arrive on
each train for two or three days yet The va
rious prizes are on exhibition in the windows of
Sir knight James Mckee, 4lSSmith1eld street.
The officers of the General Committee will be
the Central Hotel, and the Secretary will
occupy parlor A. The Chairman will occupy
an adjoining room. All visiting Sir knights are
expected to visit headquarters. The Supreme
Castle officers will also have their headquarters
at the Central Hotel The Headquarters of the |
military branch of the order will be at the |
Central Hotel. The Chief Marshal has issued |
orders that all aids appointed must report |
mounted. fatigue cap and jewel or regalia ac-
cordIng TO rank in the order, at l:S0 P. N. sharp
as parade will move at 2 P. NJ. The route of |
parade Is Seventh avenue to Smithheld, to Sec
ond avenue, to Grant to Fifth, to DinWiddie |
street. TO Center, to Fulton, to Wyie, to Fifth |
avenue, to Market street. to Sixth street. TO |
suspension bridge, TO Allegheny. to Federal |
street, to North avenue, TO Irwin avenue, to /
Ridge avenue, pass in review at Irwin and |
Ridge avenues.