New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
THIRD DAY OF THE TEMpARs' CoNCLAvE.
HUGH MCrHDY CHOSEN GRAND MASTER 30 :ToN
THE NEXT MEETING PLACE-OTHER
MASONIC ASSOCIATIONS.
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paladln Commaudcry OF -. Paul ana Dhrl"S' VI
Minneapolis kept open house all day ana the'r mrs.
guests we're four Apache Indians whom they deoo'"''u
and gave enough badges to make SUIT o' '"Ni''
clothing The Grand COmmandery OK leAos' uso
-, one, house and so did the Mississippi knights
aud Kansns CITY Commandery No. 10 N""'"'I'
hc,donarters wcrc throngd all day. ana 'olor auo
documentary So entertained several hundred guests.
pos,on,s lannon's comnandcry LETT for home this "ier
moon They 90 10y way of Montreal ana 'he -
Lawrence and are due I'm Boston on IhcSaN' ip
pr,ucival event NJ tonight Wa the reception give" .!
Tho D.nyer odd Fellows 10 the Grand COMMUNICATES
NJ, g,ns,s Illinois. Iowa and Michigan. Nearly l'o"o
knights eD'eri aimed.
At the morning session " the GRIND hn'amph"h''
y,dgr Hugh NcCuriy Of Corunna, Mich was elected
Grslndmascr Of the knights Tcmphr OF IN" 'h''c'
state. Mr. MccurIv acknowledged the compliment III
a., address. In which he modesty denied his own merit
and euloei1ed the who had proceeded MIN ID iha'
exalted Office. Judge McCurdy was made a MASON
I'm Hirmlng CHAM Lodse No. -. IN l71o' received
The chapter degrees In Washington chapter NO 10
rrrt an rebr,nry ). 1-Oi: the Council degrees In
- Johns Council. - Johns. ON DocehDer IT,
1868. and the orders Of KnlghthoOd In Fenton Com.
,n,udory No IA Fcn,on. on March -, 1866 Ho Is
all, a Noble OF the order Of the Mystic Shrine.
AT the afternoon session grand officers were mp
poluted as follows: Deputy Grand Master W. LaFue
thomas Of Danvllle, Ky. Grand "cn'raH'Sino'
Reuben H. Lloyd San Frincsco; Grand Captain ten
erl. H. y. stoidard. Bryan. Tex; Grand Senior
Warden George NJ. Mouton. Chicago; Grand Junior
warden the Rev. H. w Rugg, Providence, Il. H.;
Grand easnrcr H. Wales Lines. Meridcn, Conn.
reelected; Grand Recorder W. b. Isaacs Richmond.
Va ,r,. el.ctcd) The remaining grand officers VIII
he onn,Int.d BY the Grand Master at the Installation
In the morning
II was decided TO hold the twenty sixth triennia
conclav- at Boston. Ninety six votes we're cast Tor
Boston and seventy eight for Cincinnati. Grand Com
mandcr Mellish, OF Ohio. made hight Tor cincinhau
In opposition to the report Of the committee which
favored Boston.
The rncampment then adjourned until tomorrow
morning
The National Veteran Association, which proposes
TO regain Palestine ut its meeting to-day chose ia
win AsherInnn, OF California, president. Inc
other officers ten vicepresldenis' Mem
t,.rsllp I'm this National organization consists ~
those who are members Of lodges and are also mem
hers of some State Tor groupe of Statos) Masonic as
sociatIon The organization Of the ." Grand Secro-
tarlat Guild Of Free Masonry Of North America" this
morning made permanent their organization. This Is
an association OF the Masonic Grand Secretaries and
Grand Recorders Of North America, for the purpose OF
systcmatlzing the secrenral labors OF Free Masonry
writers Of reports on foreign correspondence are hon
orry members la Wing seat and voice" hut no vote IN
The meetings. The guild Will meet twice every three
wears, at the tricnnlsl cOnv0catons OF me General
Grand Chapter and Trlennal Conclaves Of the Grand
Encampment. 1t may hold meeting at Chicago
next year. 80. -,..
Denver, Aug 1.-THE Knights awohe this morning
tired and weary inter last nights festivities Tor the
were many receptions. and there were FEW VINO d1
not attend. The weather was delightful ana many
81 the Communicates started ont early for trips y near
by and to the points Of Interest about The Guy
rho Grand Encampmcnt went into session NJ the usual
hour. and the members OF this body are the only ones
who doing any hard work. The principal event
II this momlug was the lrcmcn's parade gwen by
he local fire department in honor of the visitors The
parade started 10 80 O'Clock and was reviewed nj
Fourteenth and Laramie St.. by vnrions communicates
and by the Mayor and Common Council. Ih"n an ex-
hlbtlon ~ the highladdcr trucks and the climbing
corps WIS given. -,
After the parade the knights marched through ne
streets. paying social calls and strenadlng the clDs
and headquarters ard newspaper Offices. over 3oOo
tickets sold Yesterday the Lcop' ana Other
nearby resorts. and this morning there was Il Jana az
Union depot. Vest ,rlay the were sent over
three routes. To-day nearly 100 cars were ned rs
fast they cOrld be run into the depot ana the "a
Of tickets stopped, but there were hundred, VINO
could rot gpt inside the gates. People who purchased
tickets for Pixies Peak to-day Will probably lie able
10 get there sundays trains. great Is the rush.
The 18Th Battalion Band Of Canada. which accom-
panlcs st. Demands. Of Chicago, gave complimentary
concert at CITY Park this afternoon. Han senlnnn
Commnndery. OF Cincinnati. parted with is band TINS
morning. which departed Tor homo