The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-10

the Knights viii marcn 20 the Monument Grounds,
where an address OF welcome viii be made.
After brief tarry the visiting knights will DE cs-
corted to Freem sons Hal, where banquet vii
be served The Ceur de Lions VIII ne oflcercd
As follows:-Emlnent Commander Mm. Patterson;
GeneralIssimo. John b. WILSON, Captain General
Caleb Rand; Prelate, Rev. ". 4. stowe senior
Warden. Howard f. Rowe; Junior Warden, VIM
{. Murray; Treasurer, Amos Stone; Recorder, ;.
L. Chandler sword Bearer, George IL. Allen
Standard Bearer. Amos NJ. Angler; Warden Geo.
L. Baxter. Alter the banquet the visiting knights
will De escorted to Boston.
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS IL THE PROCESSION.
Civl oganizauons will turn out largely, and In
numbers approach somewhere near those OF the
military. The Knights OF Pythias and the Grand
Army OF the Republic Will probably be the most
numerously represented. The Knights OF ST. Patrick
ana the Irish societies Will also form conspicuous
part OF the grand display. Another attractive
feature Will be the show made by the various
trades organizations, some OF whom Will be pro-
vided with trucks and wagons so constructed and
equipped to admit oil the tradesmen plying
their vocanons while the procession Is moving.
TIE FORMATION AND ROUTE
The procession viii form over IN Boston In
Commonwealth avenue and netghboring streets,
ana al about ten O'Clock take up the line OF march
b. clrcuitous route to Charlestown Here the
principal streets Will be paraded. u turn taken
around the monument and then the great BODY
will be disbanded. IL IS probable that
the head OF the line will reach
Monument square, IN Cnarlestown, before
the rear has left Commonwealth avenue, In
Boston. The exact route Is as foIlows-Erom
yarmouth street TO ColuRbus avenue, West
Chester park, Chester square southwest sldel,
Washington and Union Park streets Union PARK
southwest sloe), fremont. Boylston, Washington,
Milk, india. Commercial and south Market streets,
Merchants row, state. Deyonshre and WASH
lngtOn streets Charles klver bridge, Charles RIVER
avenue, City square, Chelsea, CHESTNUT, Lexing-
ton, fremont, Concord, Bunker Hill ard Nam
streets, Monument avenue, High ana winthrop
streets TO Winlhrop square, where the procession
will be dismissed.
ANTIQUES AND HoNRIBLES.
In the cary morning. from lour O'Clock 10
seven, the Antiques and Horrloes OF Cnarlestown
have their carnival. The arrangements for gro
tesque and comIca display nave been very gener
ousy made, ana II Is bereyed that a thousand or
more OF the most hldeous LOOKING morLaiS ever
witnessed Will parade the principal streets
EXERCISES At THE MONUMENT.
The programme or the exercises at the
monument has not yet been fully COM
ensuing two or three days. There will be
vocal and Instrumental music. prayer
an opening address by George Washington War
ren President OF the Monument Assocla ton. and
then an Grafton by General Devens.
LAMENTATIONS IN THE EVENING.
Fireworks will be PROHIBITED In the evening,
but there Will be brilliant llluminatlons all over
Boston and Cnarlestown. On the dome OF the
State House and the top OF the monument calcium
lights Will De burned until midnight