The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-23

Reynolds, Judge so3cph Va y,s~Ff
u. n. Wexford, Judge George J.. Oprs s.
tan. General Williams e. Wicsnah', n, ~
Or. J. u. Hawthorne, Rev. Dr. =. H.
read. gIgM Rev. +. NJ. Whittle. Hon.
II. NJ, Curry, Rev. DIR. Minncgerode,
Rnv. DIR. J. William Jones, Poiice-Jus'ice
~ Il Richardson, Commonwcalths Az
fnrncv Samuel Il. WIN, Aylct X. Wood
SON. lisa. Hon. Mr.. Nelson OF Clarke coun-
*. Judge Ball OF LoudoEu, Colonci Neoige
xcCorEle. Captain Maxwell l. Clarke,
members OF the City Council, Council Ten
fenniaI Committee, marshals, and the re-
ecpsion committee.
4be Programme for To-Day and Fo-
Morrow.
TO-DAY.
The Chief Marshal and stat viii assem-
bic at the Council chamber promptly at ~
O'Clock A. NJ. to accompany the ,'eseanJi
OF Virginia and staff, Mayor, and Couhei'
OF Richmond TO old 81. Johns chureh'
TOMORROW.
Al ~ O'Clock A. NJ. the First Virginia
regiment. Colonel John B. Purcell com
mapdlng: the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Richmond IIowitzers, Cauets Oh
Bcach's Military Academy, ana visiting
military IN the city, VIII FORM on pIoHe
street III iiohl "a N"'"''o
'" The line Of march viii be: Down Broad
strcet ~ Twenty-fifth, Twenty-iiIth TO
Main. Main 10 Fifth, Fifth 10 Franklin,
Franklin 10 Pine, Pine 70 Grace, Grace TO
Capitol Square, and pass in review before
his Exce!lcncy the Governor OF Virginia,
his Honor the Mayor, and Council OF Rich
mond. -,
81 8 O'Clock p. VI. grand historical
t4bleaux and torchlight procession by thc
German citizens Of Richmond, Henry IT,
Miller, Chief Marshal.
Our German Citizens.
TIE GRAND HISTORICAL TABLEAUX ANDToRCI-
LIGHT PROCESSION MONDAY NIGIiT-AN M
POSING PROGRAMME.
At meeting Of the Gesangverein VIZ
Oinia.v held some time since, resolution
was adopted requesting all German socle-
ties in the city TO appoint committee OF
three each, for the purpose OF making SUIT
able arrangements for the celebration OF the
Yorktown Centennial. This request was
romnlied with. and the following associa-
lions. whose membership Is composed OF
Germans or their descendants, responded
10 the call: Gcsangyercin Virginia; Dcut-
scher MaennerchOr; Schiller Lodge, Odd-
Fellows: Deutsche KTanken Gerellschait;
DrlIids Virginia Lodge, No. 5GS, knights
of Honor: Virginia Lodge, No. ID, Knights
OF Pythias: Sycamore Tribe, Red Men;
Copcordia Social Union; ST. Benedicps
Association; st. Joseph's Beneficial Soeie-
": Rimmon Lodge, No. 6S, i. y. u mai
Brith: Benjamin Lodge, No. 90, j. ..
B'nai Birth; Friendship Lodge, Free
Sons OF Israel.
The General Committee met and elected
q Miller
president; William Loyenstein and william
Felthaus, vice-prcsidents; William II. Llln-
mermann, secretary; Christian Unkei' Urea
suTer.
A committee Of one from each organiza-
lion was then appointed to report plan
who, after mature consideration, recon-
nended torch-light procession, with his
torical and allcgorical tableaux, represent
ing Virginia i'm its different stages from It's
discovery to the present time. This recon-
mendation was adopted, and committee,
with the indefatigable Charles l.. Siegel at
its head, was appointed TO carry out the
plan, and the display which viii be pre-
scented 10 our citizens tomorrow evening
will reflect credit on the committee and the
intelligent citizens whom they represent.
1t Is due TO the General Committee 10 say
also that all the money needed TO carry out
the plan, with the exception Of S400 con-
triblted by the Council Centennial Com
mittee, was contributed by the German as
sociations and collections from German
citizens. no one else being asked TO con-
tribute. The designs for the tableauX were
furnished by w. L. Sheppard, Esq, and
are decided evidences Of the good taste OF
that gentleman.
The following Is the programme:
The procession will be headed by three !,
heralds, clad in black suits, black felt hat, I
white gloves, and white and blue sashes.
Chief Marshal,
Henry G. Miller white SASH.
Christian Unkel and Aug. Blenner, aids 4
(red saShes).
The Steuben Standard, borne by W. NJ. I
Zornsdorf, on horse,
escorted by Assistant Marshals Henry /
Bucker and Sol. Wise,
lblue and white sashcs).
The American, German, and French flags,
borne respectively by
i. Lovenstein, b. Brauer, and J. Klueber,
mounted, and followed by large
mounted escort, commanded by
Assistant Marshals c. l.. Miller and Henry I
Bodeber
Kessnich's Band.
Carriages, two abreast, containing Invita-
ton Committee, consisting OF MeSsrs.
William Lovenstein, Herman Bo-
schen, Julius Straus, o. Gas
ser, and A. Pohlig,
the resident German consul, Henry B0hmer, B
and other invited guests.
G. J.. Siegel. Chief Director,
and his assistants, William ii. Zimmerman .
and Joseph w. Laube (mounted),
who will have charge OF tableauX during
pro cession.
FIRST TABLEAU.
"7he Discovery"
With an Escort Consisting of Soldiers Of
the Time, by Virginia Lodge
Knights OF Pythias
and Druids.
Il. Heinsel, director; NJ. Briel and c. c.
Thon, assistant marshals.
SECOND TABLEGU.
The Rescue"
Indians on the March, in front Of Wagons
and Acting as Escort, by Sycamore
Tribe Of Red Men and
Schiller Lodge Odd
Fellows.
William Semi, director; Louis Wagner
and l.. Broom, assistant marshals.
THIRD TABI.EAU.
" Colonial Times
Settlers Attacked by Indians-SettlerS on
the March, with Wagon Containing
Family and Household Goods,
Drawn by an Ok Team
by "Duetsche Krankcn Gesellschaft,'
Benjamin Lodge Bnai Birth,
and Friendship Lodge, Free
Sons OF Israel
p. Halbbib, directors A. Stroud and
William Reinheimer, assistant marshals.
Band Of Music.
FOURTH TABLEAU.