The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-01


from different Communicates in the State.
The headquarters of the Texas Commandery
is at the City Hotel, room No. 102.
At this hotel the Grand Commandery of
Nebraska is also established; also that of
Alabama, whereof John C. Smith is Deputy
Grand Commander.
THE ST. CHARLES
Hotel was thronged last night with visitors,
and there was hardly standing room to be
found in its capacious rotunda. The head
quarters Of the Grand Commanaery of the
United States are established there, and
thither the Sir Knights congregate, and, with
the visitors who held forth there last evening,
filed the grand old rotunda to its extent.
The following dispatches indicate number
of Communicates and delegations which were
to have arrived last night:
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad Office.
New Orleans, Nov. 30
To Major T. A. Burke:
Dear Sir-Our numbers: Louisville Is, and
ladies; DeMolay No. II, 8; State at large, 20
State Of Nebraska, 80; Ivanhoe, Memphis, II;
Cincinnati, 90; st. Louis, IA; scattering, %.
The train should arrive to-day, 2 P. NJ.
Yours, ETC., p. L. CUMMINGS.
There is another special train on the ex-
press time enroute south tomorrow night.
Will try my best to find out who is on it.
p. L. G.
HUMBoLT. Nov. 80. 1874.
r. L. Bruce:
Delegation from Wisconsin and Minnesota
will be here tonight.
C. P. WEXFORD,
Grand Commander, Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin and Minnesota delegations
and a Chicago Commandery, left Mobile last
evening a. 7:30 and arrived at a late hour last
night The Chicago Commandery numbers
125 men.
A number of the Communicates have
brought bands with them, and on the day of
the grand parade, which takes place next Fri
day, the occasion will be enhvened by most
| excellent music, for among them are some
bands which have most enviable record. In
this connection we may mention Frank
Boehns celebrated band Of twenty-two pieces,
which on an occasion three years ago i'll Bal
timore was awarded the first premium in
! comparative contest, where thirty-six bands
struggled for the prize.
| The BULLETIN was honored last evening by
visit from representatives of st. Louis
Commandery No. l, and was honored by a
serenade from Boehn's band, and we cordi-
ally indorse these musicians.
| The headquarters Of the Grand Command
| cries of the different States are established as
follows:
| Louisiana Communicates. Parlos p. st.
Charles Hotel.
DeMolay No 1, Washington. D. c.. Parlor
| ?, ST. CHARLES Hotel.
| Washington No l, D. c.. Room i;
| Massachusetts and Rhode Island. $50 Canal
street.
| Pennsylvania, Parlor L.
| New Jersey, Parlor A.
| Maryland, Room %.
Tennessee, Room IL.
! New York, Parlor G.
! Michigan, Parlor NJ.
Nebraska, Colorado and Wyo.aing, Room 81.
| Kentucky, Orleans Dramatic Club. corner
st. Charles and Graviey streets.
| Texas City Hotel.
| Iowa, Room 225.
| Mississippi No. I, IS St. Charles street.
| Indiana, Thompson Dean.
| It was understood last night. .. headquar.
tiers, that the Communicates which were
coming down on the steamer Thomas Sher-
lock, left the boat at Memphis, last night, and
will arrive by train, probably tonight.
It will be seen by the following correspon-
dence, that our citizens and.business men are
anxious to extend all the courtes;es possible
| to our visitors.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 80, 1874.
JOS p. Hornor, Grand Commander Knights
! Templar s ate Of Louisiana:
Sr-In the name OF the President and
members of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
have the honor to extent the courtesies and
freedom Of our institution to the various re-
sident and visiting Sir Knights comprising the
Nineteenth Triennial Grand Encampment
Knights Templar of the United States.
Trusting they will avail themselves of this
invitation and visit our Exchange, am, sir.
Very respectfully,
HENRY G. HESTER, Secretary.
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