The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-10

The io!!owingis the programme for the
nnb!ic cerenoTklls attending the Grand
ConcIave OF the Grand Commanders OF
knights Templar OF Virginia this week,
when the city will be bright with pinned
and besworded knights, saily decorated
buildings, and music OF marching bands
OFFICE EM'ES GRAND CAPTA!S-GENERAL,) J
GRAND CoMMANpERY VA. Il. T..
NORFOLK, November IL, 1879.
General Orders:
FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH.
I. The Eminent Commanders viii report
with their respective Communicates to the
Grand Captain-G General ar 9 A. NJ, on Bank
street. in full dress Of Templar on foot,
for formation OF lines, to escort the Grand
Comm.ndery to the Asylum, the right wing
resting OH Twelfth street, in the following
order. according 10 seniority: Richmond
Commandcry. No. 2, on the right; Win
chester Commandery, No. Il. on the left OF
tue lines; Appomattoy Commandery, No.
6, on the left Of Richmond Commandery,
No. 2: johnson Commandery, No. "a, on
left of Appomattox Commandery, No. g.;
Charlottesville Commandery, No. 8, on left
OF Johnson Commandery, No. IA: Old Do
mn!on Commandery, No. IL. on the left OF
Charlottesville Commandery, No. 3; Frede-
rickshurg Commandery, No. !, on the left
OF Old Dominion Commandery, No. II !;
De Molay Colnnandcry, No. I, on the left
OF Fredericksburg Cnmmandery. No. 1,
forming the centre OF the line; Harrison
burg CommanGerv, No. 10, on the left OF
De Moiay Commandery, No. 4; Christians
burg Commandeiy, No. g. on the left Of
Harrison burg Commandery, No. 10; Ste
yenson Commandery, No. 8, on tie left OF
ChristiansEurg Commandery. No. g; Grice
Commandery, No. 16, on the left Of Steven
son Commandcrv, No. s: Dove Command
cry, No. Z. on the left Of Grice Command
cry, No. 16; Winchester Commandery, No.
12, forming the left OF the lines.
ii. Commandery Of ST. Andrew, No. 13,
is hereby detailed as special escort to the
Grand Commandcry, and will report to
headquarters. American Hotel, at 9 y. NJ.
III. The Eminent Commanders, General
issimoS. and Captaln.GcneralS will, after
the line is formed. leave their commands in
charge OF their Senior Wardens, under the
Grand Captain-Gcneral, and report in per-
son 10 headquarters, at American Hotel, for
formation OF Grand Commandery.
". The Grand Commandcry Will form
at headquarters, and, under special escort
OF Comnandery OF st. Andrew, No. l3.
march to the lines on Bank street UiG
Twelfth, where they will be received. and
take position on the extreme left.
Y. The Grand Commandtry will be
escorted by the column to the Asylum uta
Twelfth and Main streets.
VI. On arrival at the Asylum, in st. AL
bans Hall, the escort will be dismissed un-
til Thursday ut ?. n.
VII. The Grand Commandery will assem-
bic at the Asylum Wednesday night at 8
O'Clock for exempl,GcatiOn OF work by the
custodiaus.
FOR THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
VIII. The Grand Commandery will as
scmble at the Asylum N OF \. NJ.
IN. Eminent Commanders will report
with their respective commands, in full
dress OF 4 Tcmplar on foot, 10 the Grand
Captain-GencraI, at > p. NJ, sharp, on
Broad street, when the lines will be formed
as per Paragraph l., the right wing resting
on Eleventh and Broad streets; from there
march, ril Governor street, 10 Main; thence
to Ninth thence 10 Broad; thence to Fifth; !;
thence to Franklin; thence to parade
ground. when the lines will be inspected
and reviewed bv the grand officers; return
ing Uia SNaicr 10 Grace; thence TO Cover
nor's mansion, passing in review before
His EXcellencT, Governor Holiday; thence
to Broad and be dismissed.
Y. Richmond CommanGery, No. ,, and
Commandery Of ST. Andrew, No. II, will
assemble ut ST. Adams Hall at p. NJ, IN
fatigue dress, without swords or belts, and
proceed to tie respective headquarters OF
the visiting communicates and the Grand
Commander, aud csc ort them to the Asylum.
XI. Eminent commanders OF The visiting
commanderies will IS .emble their respec-
tive commands ut their quarters. in dress is
prescribed in Paragraph No. ", and mold
themselves in readiness to move on The ar
rival Of Richmond Commandery, No. :,
and Commandery OF ST. Andrew, No. IL.
BY order of r. E. James Gaskn Balm,
Grand Commander. JoHN L. ROPER,
Grand Captain-General.
Attest: William B. ISaacs, Grand Re.
corder.
Note.-The general committees are ar.
ranged as follows-to-wit ...
On Refreshments: Sirs w. e. Tanner, 0.
ID. Marshall, j. S. DodSon, and A. ArselI,
Jr. ~t-.
On Printing: sirs George A. Hundley
and William NJ. Evans.
, On Invitation: Srs Thomas J. Evans,
William 3. ISaacs, George 3. Steel, and NJ
W. harrington. .....t-.EF 80 fi..'
On Programme Sirs Jno. f. Laughton,
Jr., j. Thompson Brown, j. Z. Tyler, and
John n. Upshur. ''-
On Decoration Sirs John f. Reenault,
john +. Mayer, George W. Robinson, and
John j. Wright. ~ '... ..gat -.
On Transportation Sir NJ. W. hampton.
- Chairman OF General Committees, Sir j.
Thompson Brown. '.
Secretary OF General Committee; Sir Will
liam B. ISaacs.
Treasurer OF General Committees, Sir @.
NJ. Marshall.
Headquarters Of committees at Grand
Recorders office, second floor OF No. 1l14
east Main street.
The Richmond knights hope that the
houses along the route OF march above
given will be decorated with flags and bunt-
ing. Sir Knight Regnault has secured seve-
raj hundred flags, streamers, &C., with
which be will decorate st. Adams Hall IN
good style.
1t would be well for somebody to have
Main and Broad streets nicely swept before
our visitors reach here. II they see the
streets in their present condition they VIII
have very poor opinion OF our cleanliness.
= HUsTIXGs COURT.-Saturday Judge
Christian wus engaged in the trial OF civil
business. .;u
The rules against the liquor-dealers Will