The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
OUR KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
DEPARTURE FOR THE NORTH
TO-DAY.
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON TO BE
VISITED. ,,eo.i u ...3a..

VISITED: s-,a,ai6~9@
Pilgrimage to Bunker Htli-0id
Friends TO Meet nnd Greet.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, Knights
TempIar, will to-day leave the city for Pro.
videpce, r. L., and Boston, Mass. The
Knights will assemble at St. Alban's Hall
at lilo P. Min full uniform, and With Hess.
n:ch's band, which has been engaged. to &C.
company them on the trip, will march
through the principal streets of the city. At
O'Clock p. NJ. they will take the cars Of the
Richmond, York River, and Chesapeake
railroad for Baltimore.
THE RICHMOND coMMANDRRY.
The following officers and members OF
Richmond Commandery have entered their
names upon the list of those who propose to
90 on this trip: Officers-Right Eminent W.
B. Isaacs, Grand. Commander Of Virginia !;
wv. Z. Tanner, Eminent Commander; w.
T.. Allen, Geueralssmo L. L. Bass, Captain
General; John e. Laughton, Jr., Senior
Warden j. T. Reesee, Junior Warden ;
John j. Wright, Stardard-Bearer; G. IT.
Binford, Sword-Bearer j. Thompson
Brown, Warder; Thomas Angel, Sentinel.
Members George A. Ainslte, William
Aherp, Henry Bodeker. c. c. Biting, A. G.
Babcock, W. w. Baldwin,, j. 81. Capers,
James D. Crump. Judson Cunningham, j.
s. Dodson, c. It. Danfortb, j. Fl. DckersoD,
Maurice Evans, Thomas j. Evans, r. S.
Echols, John H. Freischkorn, S. G. Flour.
noy, John w. Gill, w. j. Gentry, j. F. Glib.
son, A. w. CARRIER, Thomas II. Gum, W. E.
Gary. George A. HundIey, B. M. Harris, E.
W. Hoge, r.. A. Howard, j. r. johnson, G.
a. Jones, R. E. Mscomber, 0. M. Marshall,
Warner Moore, f. III. Mcdowell, Albert
Ordway, R. NJ. J. Paynter, George
W. Poe, John T. Rogers, f. NJ.
Sherry, j. B. Suit, E. C. Stacy, j. NJ. Ste
vens, John A. Tyree, j. T. Vaughn, George
c.. Vauderslice, w. A. Wyatt, c. +.
Wortbam, Alexander B. Wells, Gilbert G.
Walker, G. A. Wallace, L. Fl. Wallace,
George G.. Wayt, William H. Weisiger, and
Fred. 81. Williams.
Upon arriving at Baltimore on tomorrow
morning the Richmond knights will be re.
ceived by an escort rendered by Nj. K. Sir
William L. Adreou, Grand Commander OF
Tempiars OF Maryland. In the charge OF this
escort they will march from the Light Street
wharf to President-Street dcE0', where the
cars will be taken for Providence. st. Johns
Commandery, No. /, of Wilmington, Del,
have extended an earnest invitation to
our knights to stop there and re-
ceive their hospitalities, but the invi'
taion cannot be accepted except for the
brief time during which the train stops al
that point. On arriving at Jersey City our
Knights will be received by Palestine Com
nandery, No. IS. detailed for the purpose
| by the Grand Commander Of the State ol
New York, and also by delegates from Nor.
ton Commandery, Of New York, and un'
| der their escort will cross at Desbrosses.
Street ferry to New York city, and march al
once-about eight bIocks-to the Stoningten
| boat, which will leave as soon as the knights
get aboard.
The Knights will arrive at Providence
about 7 A. M. Wednesday, and will be re-
ceived by The Communicates at that place
and a committee from De Molay Encamp.
ment, OF Boston, and will remain at Proyl'
deace until 2 P. NJ, spentiing the time in
social intercourse with their brother TEN
| pars. At 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Of the same day
they will embark on special train for Bos'
| ton. Before leaving Providence the mem,
| bers of the Commandery will assume ful
dress, so that on arrival at Boston they car
disem bark from the train and form into line
| without delay.
In Boston the Richmond Templars will be
| the especial guests Of De Molay Encamp
ment. and ihe following programme for theil
entertainment has been arranged:
PROGRAMME FOR BOSTON.
June 16tb.-The members OF De Molay
Commandery will assemble ut their armory
at , o'clock j.. NJ. Leaving the armory, ii
full reyala, at 3:15 for the Providence deI0.
| where the Richmond Knights will be re
ceiyed, and the two bodies will proceed by
| way of Park Square and Boylston street tc
Arlington street, where the escort, consisting
| of the Templars of Boston and vicinity, vii
| be in line; theuce, taking up the line o
| march, through Beacon and Berkeley streets
| Columbus avenue, Dartmouth, Tre
| mont. Winter, Summer, DeyOnshire
and State streets, and Merchants Row tc
Faaeull Hall, where the Richmond Knight:
will be introduced to the Templars of Massa
chusetts and welcomed by representative:
Of the city government. After partaking o
refreshments the communicates will again
take up the line of march, passng through
| Merchants Row, State, Court, and Hanover
streets to the American House, when the es
cort will be dismissed. Richmond and DE-
Moay commanderies will take supper to-
gether, and at 7:30 p. NJ. attend the recep
ton of the civic authorities Of Boston al
Music Hall.
June 17th.-The members of the Com
mandery will assemble 1.-The armory at 7:ls
O'Clock A. NJ, leaving the armorg in full re-
| gala at 8 A. NJ; passing through fremont
| Court. and Hanover streets to the American
House. At $50 O'Clock the two Commando
ries will visit Charleslown Independently o
1 the CITY procession) as the guests OF CGu
de Lion Commandery, returning to the city
at 2 O'Clock p. M. At 8 O'Clock T. M., b!
Invitation, the two Communicates will unn'
| with the Lodge of ST. Andrew in celebrating
the battle of Bunker Hill, and the centennia
anniversary OF the death of our late brother
| General Joseph Warren, formerly master o
ST. Aundrew's Lodge, Erhc programme tol
the evening of the 17th is not lully deter
mined upon.1 =,
18th the knights Of De Molay will assem-
| Bile at the armory at 7:30 O'Clock in full
reealia,. taking up the line Of march at
| O'Clock precisely for the American House.
from thence escort the Richmond Knights
through Hanover, fremont, School, WASH
| ington, Milk, and Broad streets 10 ho"e,'
wharf. where the steamer John Romer VII
be in readiness to convey the kn>snt'
| and their ladies down the barber lit is neces
sary for the ladies to be on board the steamer
by s:45 o'clock, including visit to the cit!
| institutions and other points of interest, ar
irving at Melville Gardens at l:SO 7. NJ
| Dinner will be served at 2 o'clock. Dancing
lfrom 3 to 5 O'Clock +. III after which the
| Communicates will escort the ladies on boarC
the steamer, arriving at Rowe's wharf, Bos
| ton, at 6 O'Clock P. NJ. - !, /,
The Communicates will again form, anl