The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

Il nc tOiiOWInR TOutc ~ DfescTlDcu toT tue
street parade-yiz.: Leaving the Capitol
Square by the entrance TO the Executive
Mansion, then down Governor street to
Franklin street; down Franklin to Four
teenth street; down Fourteenth to Main
street; up Main 10 Fifth street; up Fifth
to Grace street, and down Grace to the
Capitol Square, at which point the parade
will be dismissed.
The regiments OF the brigade win pro-
cecd to Yorktown on the afternoon Of the
18th, with the exception OF the First, which
regiment will leave on the morning OF the
18th.
Altogether, there will be about three
thousand visiting troops in the city Mon
day.
BOUND FOR YORKTOWN.
The cadets will 20 on to Yorktown this
week, and will therefore not take part In
MONDAYS parade. The Ninth Massachu-
sets will also leave Monday morning be-
fore the parade comes oil.
HOW TO REACH YORKTOWN.
General Passenger-Agent Pope makes
the following announcement:
On Thursday, October 18th, only the
following schedules will be run in addition
TO the regular C:30 A. NJ. service from
Yorktown west and 3:45 p. NJ. from Rich
mond east--yiz. From Hichmond-1:45
A. NJ, $3.50 Z. NJ. From Yorktown-j
p. VI.
On Friday and Saturday, October 14th
and 18th: From Rchmond-6:30 A. NJ,
7:45 A. NJ, $50 II. NJ. From Yorktown
Z. d., 6 Il. NJ.
Commencing next Sunday, October 10th,
schedules will be run as per schedule at
tached:
Edst,card.-Leave Richmond at $50 A.
NJ 7:45 A. NJ, S:4j A. M., 3:45 =. MI
$50 T.. NJ. Arrive at West Point at $3.50
A. NJ, 9:45 A. NJ, 10:45 A. NJ, 5:55 p. NJ,
1880 p. NJ. Arrive at Yorktown at 10:3O
A. NJ, u N., p. NJ, $3.50 Z. NJ, 10 p. NJ.
sConnectIng with all night-tralns from the
south. southeast, aud southwest by The Richmond
aud Danyille and Atlantic Coast Lines.
Connecting directly for Baltimore with through
steamers Of the Iork-Riycr Line.
West,card.-Leaye Yorktown at C:30 a.
Mis- A. ~, $3.50 z. NJ, p. NJ, p. NJ
Leave West Point at $3.50 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ,
5:3j =. NJ, 1870 p. M., $40 p. NJ. Arrive
at Richmond at 1890 A. NJ, II NJ, 1:45 z.
NJ, 9:30 =. NJ, 1890 p. NJ.
I TConmeclng directly from Baltimore with
through steamers Of the YOrk-Riyor Line.
Connecting directly to all points s9uth, s3nih-
east, and southwest over the Richmond and Dam
vile and Atlantic Coast Line systems.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
commence running their trains on Monday
next. They are not vet prepared 10 an
nounce schedules. They will run a great
number OF trains each day, for which they
have made extraordinary preparations, and
expect TO be able 20 move all the people
who want to go TO Yorktown or come to
Richmond over their line.
The fare for the round trip by either
route will be 1925.
Yorktown Programme.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13.-The formal
opening OF the Moore House (the scene OF
the capitulation) and the Inauguration OF
the celebration by IN address from tie
president OF the Association, with a re-
union Of the descendants Of officers and
soldiers Of the Revolution.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14.-Addresses by the
Hon. Carl Schurz, Frederick II. Condert,
and Professor Ellie Charlier. A grand ball
in the pavilion.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .15.-A grand ma
tiOnal regatta, with Yorktown Centennial
silver prizes to winning crews. Pyro-
technical displays and iluminations.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1G.-Religious services
in the grand pavilion, conducted by the
1T. Rev. Bisl op Keane, OF the Catholic di-
ocese of Virginia, assisted by His Grace
Archbishop Gibbons, OF Maryland, and in
the afternoon by the Rev. John Hall, OF
New York.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17.-Anniyersary OF
the sending OF flag OF truce by Lord
C0nwallis asking a cessation Of hostilities;
also. the anniversary OF the surrender OF
General Burgoyne at Saratoga; meeting OF
commercial, financial, and industrial aSso-
Citations, benevolent organizations, &C.,
&C., with appropriate addresses by distin-
guished representative American citizens.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1S.-An opening adj
dress by the chairman OF the Congressional
Commission, and an address OF welcome
by his Excellency the Governor OF Virgil
mia. The laying OF the cornerstone OF the
Centennial monument, with appropriate
ceremonies and addresses by the Grand
Lodge Of Masons OF Virginia and invited
Masonic orders OF the United States.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.-An address
from his Excelency the President Of the
United States. An Grafton by the Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop, OF Massachusetts. A
poem by James Barron Hope, OF Virginia.
An ode, written by Paul ii. Ilayne, OF
South Carolina, and rendered by 4 MAN.
moth choir and chorus under the direction
OF Professor Charles l.. Siegel, OF Rich
mond.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.-Grand military
review, participated in by the citizen sol
diery from all portions Of the United
States.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21.-A grand naval re-
view, participated in by all classes Of yes-
sells in the United States navy.
This general programme, as outlined,
will lie so enlivened for each days entertain
ment by vocal and Instrumental music and
military displays, either Of general parades
and reviews or competitive drills, rs to
assure attractiyeness and novelty therein.
The Richmond Programme.
The Council Centennial Committee was
i'm session several hours last night, and
transacted great deal OF important btlsi-
ness. 4 subcommittee was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for the
reception and entertainment OF the French
and German visitors and the President.
ADDITIONAL AIDS.
The following resolution was adopted in
relation to the parade OF the 2Gth:
Resolved, That it is the wish Of this com
mittee that the different chiefs OF divisions
appoint such additional aids as they may
deem necessary on the occasion Of the
grand parade on the 26th of October, and
that each organization participating is re-
spectiully invited to appoint such marshals
and aids as they may think necessary for
their respective organizations.
INVITATIONS TO THE STAND.
The Committee on Printing submitted
the invitations TO he used for the reception
stand, and after deciding who should be
entitled to them the secretary was in
structed to mail them in accordance with