The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-27

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WE'LL MANAGED.
The exhibition was so satisfactory and
saeasIng Ia nj, essential particulars that our
rrople do not know on which most 70
4elir,fate tlcmselyes--the iiberality OF the
cosnc,l Centennial Commiftee In procuring
thIs rare treat for them and the city's visit
ors or the taste Mr.. Pizztni displayed IN
carrying out their wisbcs--hrst IN tne pro-
eurcuacnt Of pieces 20 admirably suitable,
and thea In experimenting their proper
discharge.
will long be remembered Ivy all who were
privileged 20 he present.
MUSIC.
Ressnich's hand, located on the grand
efand. gave a fine concert before and during
the display Of fireworks.
After thousands had gathered on the
Square last night prior 20 the commence
xncnt OF the exhibition at s o'clock, the
Stonewall- Brigade band, which was STOP
ping ut Ford's Hotel, appeared oi tle cap
itoi-sfreet balcony OF that estabiIsniheh'
and PLAYED n numler OF their iaforlte ~
iections, 10 the great delight OF the crown,
both IN the street and on the square - vas
.,idenned bv the applause with which they
zero Greeted. The laad left for StAunton
Last night.
THE MARSHAL. AND CONAnTTEEMEN.
The Richmond celebration was In charge
al committee OF the City Council-Judge
John A.. Meredith, chairman; j. Taylor
EIlyson. assistant chairman; members,
Or. John s. Wexford, Charles L. Todd, r.
a. Saunders, Maxwell Il. Clarke, John A.
Curtis, Charles II. Taylor, and n. ID. Har-
grove; b. Il. August, secretary.
Lucien l.. Bass, chief marshal.
staff OF Chiei Marshal: James b. Pace,
John NJ. Higgins, Colonel William III. Pal
Tner. A. Bargamin, Charles Talbot, George
n. Woodbridge. Colonel ii. 7. Douglass,
Christian Unkel, X. Ferrandini, Miles Gu
nv, General +. +. Moore, Colonel Archer
Anderson, Moses IIutzler, Charles Z.
Stokes. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr., Henry L.
Wickham, Major a. X. Courtney, Major
A. w. CARRIER, Charles +. Boiling, Henry
Bodeker, and u. w. Pickrell.
Reception Committee, In charge OF the
grand stand: James ID. Patton (chairmanG
William II. Trgg, II. III. wilkins, Louis
Pizzini. Samuel II. Witt, J. $. Crenshaw,
Herman Boschen, Gus. Millhiser, Charles
III. Simpson, John Hagan, Wyndhsm Mere
ditb, Charles Brown, David Ainslie, Wal
ter Upshur, James Augustine, William
Preston, Robert Curtis.
ENTERTAINMENT.
The Fourth division, composed of the
Olympic Rowing Club and Knights OF
Pythfas Of Richmond and Manchester, Of
which Hon. III. A. Atkinson was the chief
marshal, attracted considerable attention.
The different organizations turned out with
full ranks, and marched with soldierly pre-
ciSion.
After the parade was dismissed Marshall
Lodge entertained their Pythian brethren
ut Monticello Hall.
THE sTONEwALL BRIGADE BAND.
The Stonewall Brigade band, OF Staun-
ton, fourteen pieces, uniform dark green,
trimmed with gold,) which marched at the
head Of the Third division, is an historic
organization. The band was organized in
1855 by Professor A. j. Turner, the present
leader. At the breaking out OF the war it
went into service as the Fifth Regiment
band, but afterwards, by special order
of General Jackson read 1t dress-parade, it
was designated as "the Stoncwal-B Brigade
sband.r Ii continued with the famous
Stonewall brigade till the close OF the war.
The organization has been maintained ever
since, and OF the present membership
eight Of the men were on the roll during
the war. The following constitutes the
band as It appeared in the procession yes
terday: Those marked with are the Old
war-members Professor A. j. Turner,
leader; T. VI. Turner, j. 4. ArInen-
trout, Thomas VI. Dolin, ID. L. Stras-
burg, John NJ. Carroll', A.W Grubert,
II. X. Dolin'. S. c. Baskin', Ed
win Il. Dolin, Charles Z. Haines, ID. G.
Barkman, W. II. Barkman, Robert A. Ham,
ilton'. The entire band and orchestra con-
sists OF twenty-one men. While they play
ms professionals for pay, the chief object OF
the organization is social pleasure and i'm
provement in the musical art. They have
q richly-furnished club-room, where they
meet for rehearsal twice week.