The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
VOL. XIII.

LAYING or THE C0RsER-SToNE OF RIcuMoSn
SoLLH'E--f'RoaRAMME OF TEE DAY.--The
ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the
new Richmond College wiz take place unde,
tho auspices Of Richmond Lodge, No 10. this
afternoon at 5 O'Clock. The procession will
he formed by Brother John A. Sloan, of No.
10, chief marshal, with the assistance Of
Brothers Thomas J. Evans, Of No. .36 l..
Harvey, or No, 10; A. w. CARRIER. of No. 30.
and J. Il. Page, of No. 10, assistant marsl,als
in the following order:
Richmond Commandery, No. 9, Knights
Tcmplar, Sir James A. Scott,
Eminent Commander.
Music.
Brother Thomas Angel, of No. 10, Tier,
with drawn sword.
Two Stewards with white rods.
Master Masons, two and two.
Junior Dcacons, two and two, with their
jewels.
Senior Dclcons, two and two, with their
Jewels.
Secretaries two and two, with their jewels.
TrcasurrS. two and two, with their jewels.
Junior Wardcns, two and two, with their
jewels.
Senior Wardens, two and two, with their
jewels.
Past Masters, two and two.
Present Masters, two and two, with their
Jewels.
Brother w. G. Wilkinson, Tiler OF No. 10,
with drawn sword.
Two Stewards of No. 10, with white rods.
Worsl,ipful G.. w. p. Brock, =. NJ. of No. 10,
with golden vessel of corn.
Worsbipfuls n. X. Savage, Master of No. l9,
with SQUARE: Fl. ID. Danforth, No. IL,
with level; J. II. Capers, No.
53, with plumb.
Worshprus +. G. Tompkins, ?. NJ; OF NO.
81. with silver vessel Of oil and }. +.
Laughton, Jr., =. NJ. OF No. 40,
one with wine.
Secretary and Treasurer of No. 10.
Brothers J. j. English, Jr., No. 100; John
Morton, of No. 40; G. Z. Word, Jr.,
No. 8; G. w. McFarlane, No.
81; and J. F.. Anthony, No.
1G, carrying the five or
i Gcrs of architcc-
Worshipful J. r.. DowelI, z. Nj. of No. 10,
hcaringa large light.
Worshipful J. s. Dodson, of No. 130, bearing
the Holy Writings, supported hya Stew
ard on the right and left with
WorsilpiulS George x. Pace, of No. 10, and
X. Il. pcgrlln, of No. 8, each bearing
light.
Right Worsllipful b. r. Wexford, Jr., Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master.
Rev. Brother c. &. Biting, Of No. 10,
Chaplain.
All clcrgymcn OF the city present.
Senior and Junior Wardcns Of No. 10.
WorShipful J. ID. Craig, Master Of No. IA
carrying the Book of Constitutions on
4 velvet cushion. .. ....
Wolshipiul j. V. Bidgood, Master of No. 10
presiding, supported by his Deacon5.
Two Stewards with white rods.
Brother W. Bate Riddick, of No. 10, Sword
Bearer.
The Governor and State officers.
Members Of City Council.
Trustees Of Public Schois.
Board of Trustees of Richmond College.
Faculty and Students.
Citizens.
The head Of the line will rest on Sccont
street at its intersection with Main, and vii
proceed thence. under the direction of tn
Chief Marshal. to Richmond College, where
the ancient ceremonies will be performed b.
Most Wophipful Robert l.. Withers, grant
master. The music will he rendered by
select choir of ladies' and gentlemen from lh
city churches, and by kessniclfs orchestra
band.
immediately after the corncr-stone-lavin!
the mc'nhers of the Masonic fraternity vii
engage in an excursion to Riverside Park
where Il collation. will hc provided and tn
evening spent in festivities appropriate to tn
day. ,r.
The ladies and gentlemen who have con
scnted to sing at the laying of the corner
stone will meet at the Ierture-room of tin
Second baptist church mt o'clock, anl
proceed from thence in Garber's omnibussc
TO the college grounds.