The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
THE PROGRAMME.
How and Where the Mem
bers Will Meet.
THE LINE OF MARCH And MOVEMENTS Of THE DAY.


she history OF the country or OF tie craft mas
there assen bled SUCH congregation as that
which viii participate in the solemn and peculiar
ceremonies that ase about TO take place. From
England and The canadas. and from almost every
state In the Union, have come the representatives
OF an order whose secret mission covers the
world. and whose principles embrace mankind.
chad in various regaIia, the majority in the garo OF
the master work man. ana thousands IN the attire
OF knights who symooealH Illustrate the chivairic
achievements or ancient story, bearing mystic
emblems and laden Intellectually with legends
and lessons mat unite the present with the dim
and misty PAST, the vast procession that marches
through tue streets OF New York to-day may wen
be regarded with an interest which attaches to
few oth-r public demonstrations. 1t is for THIS
reason that we have taken unusual pains TO pre-
sent 10 our reacers all matters OF import con-
nected with the Masonic fraternity. i also OK
plans why we now publish a map which not only
shows the organization ana route OF the process
sion, but apes every Mason TO find his place Ia
the line and every locker on TO Il the position Of
the several divisions ana their component parts.
BY referring to
THE MAP
1t win be seen that the procession VIII be formed
en- the streets east and west Of Filth avenue, The
FIRST and second divisions on Nineteenth street,
the Tnird ana Fourth divisions on Eighteenth
street, tie Fifth and Sixth divisions on Seven
teenth street, and so on. Al nine O'Clock A. "a.
three guns WILL be fired In quick succession In
washington square as q signal for the head or the
column to move the First division win there
upon die into and down Fifth avenue and be fol-
lowed in prompt succession oy the other d.
visions.
VIII be as follows:-
Down Fifth avenue, passing IN review before the
Grand Lodge; continuing down South FIFTH ave-
nue. TO Canal street, Canal street 70 Broadway, up
Broadway to Fourteenth street, Fourteenth
street to Fifth avenue, up Fifth avenue 70 Twenty
second street, Twenty-second street 10 Broadway
Broadway 10 Twenty-third street, TWenty-third
street to Madison avenue, Madison avenue 70
Thirty fourth street. Tnlrtyiourth street 20 Fifth
avenue, Fifth avenue 90 Twentythird street,
Twenty third street 10 seventh avenue, when the
First Second, Third and Fourth divisions viii pro-
coed up seventh avenue, right In to Twentyiourth
street; the Fifth Sixth, Seventh and Eighth diyis-
ioas right into Twenty -1fth street, and form
double column. The Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh
and Twelfth divisions will continue to march
down Seventh avenue, LETT into Twenty-second
street. The Thirteenth, Fourteen IN, Fifteenth and
sixteenth divisions, left into TwentY-nrst
street; Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
twentieth divisions left into twentieth street and
form double column. The Twenty.ntst Twenty
second TwenY-third and Twenty fourth divis-
ions will continue down Twenty-third street 10 the
ferry The rwenty-Hfth division will hat az seventh
avenue. Upon arriving a. the places above deslg-
mated each division will be dismissed BY It's CHIEF.
Our map shows the procession on It's march, IT'S
mont In the vicinity or Union square, and rs rear
IN the neighborhoOd OF Fourteenth street.
THE ARROWS
indicate the streets ana avenues through which 1t
will continue. and thus every spectator from the
starting point TO the close VIII be enabled see
correctly what general or special organization
may be passing before him. The procession Will
consist or twenty-six divisions, headed by r. Z.
Henry cay Preston Marshal Of tue Day.
when the right ar the rear division reaches the
entrance 70 he Iempie II viii bait, open column,
face inward, ana enter the Grand Lodge room 10
reverse order, headed by the Grand Master, when
tRe dedlcstory services vii take place.
THE DEDIcIogY SERVICES.
These exercises VIII come IA the following
Orutts-FEINAaAaAASLs FAAsSA - baS " VIC k@@uA
chaplaius: anthem by band and chorus; read
ing o. the Scriptures; re Deum; Grand
Masters .dedicatory address. The Deputy
Grand Master viii request the Grand Master
70 dedicate the hall snd set apart iIs revenues 30
the endowment and maintenance OF an asylum
for INDECENT gasons and the WIDOWS and orphans
OF dead Masons. me Grand Master viii accept
tDe building and The architect Will formally oe-
clare his WORK finished anc give up the symbols OF
his profession. me bail win be Handsomely deco
rated with fowcrs, banners and Masonic en-
Dlems. Mean bile GIImorc's Band, consisting or
Ito pieces, and a fua chorus BY the Handel and
haydn society, viii iurEish music, with organ
accompaniment
In the evening banquets will take place stimuli
taneously at irving Hal, Firm Avenue Hotel, Del
monico's aud elsewhere. There viii also be
various receptions.
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