The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-31
THE TRADES PARADE.
hhe Procession 10 Move or at II
O'clock M.

VIII De formed in divisions on the side
streets north and south Of Broad between
rlrst and Eighth. They will come into
Ilhe on Broad street, and promptly at 10
O'Clock move of.
Aids to the Chief Marshal will report for
duty at First and Broad streets at | O'Clock
"A. NJ. Chiefs Of divisions and their aids
ana chiefs OF sections will report TO their
respective places Of rendezvous at 1890
y. VI.
Az bands OF music will report for duty
al First and Broad streets at II O'Clock TO
oc assigned their places in the line.
THE GOVERNOR.
The Chief Marshal will detail ak men,
Ders OF his staf, who will proceed TO the
Executive Mansion. receive the Governor
OF virginia and escort him TO the corner OF
+ irst ana Broad streets, and Il like number
10 escort The City Council aud officials in
f1ted, TO assemble at the Council chamber.
from thence to First and Broad, the escort
10 proceed from First and Broad at 11:15.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Chief Marshal OF the Virginia State
Agricultural Society is requested TO escort
the officers OF the Society to Broad and First
streets.
MAYOR, COUNCIL, &c.
The Executive Committee will meet at
the Council chamber at 10 A. NJ. The fol-
towing officials are requested TO meet at the
Council chamber at II a. NJ: His Honor
the Mayor OF Richmond, his Honor the
Mayor OF Manchester, The officers and
members of the Council OF Richmond. the
Board Of Police Commissioners. presidents
Tobacco Association, Corn and Flour Ex-
change, and Chamber OF Commerce.
KOyIC KBEw.
Chief W. VI. Cary is ordered TO detail
ten members OF his stan 10 meet the Komic
krew Of kOmus at the southern end OF the
Free bridge and escort them to their posi-
ton in line on Seventh street, north OF
Broad, in the Sixth division.
LINE OF MARCH AND REVIEW.
The line Of march will be down Broad
from First to Nineteenth: Nineteenth
street to Main; Main to Fifth; Fifth to
Franklin; up Franklin to Laurel; Laurel
TO Grace; down Grace TO Ninth; Ninth to
Capitol street; down Capitol to Governor;
up Governor 10 Broad; UP Broad to Tenth
street.
The Chief Marshal and his aid, will wheel
out OF line on arriving at the corner Of
Broad and Tenth streets and form on the
north side OF Broad street, facing south.
The carriages containing the officials and
Executive Committee will ObliQuc 10 the
left and form opposite the chief and his
STAFF, a. near The curb on the south of Broad
as possible. The divisions viii then pass
in review, and be conducted successfully
to the right and left, facing inwards, with
sufficient intervals between the lines TO al
low the Eighth Tor Trades division to pass.
iTL YEH'C.Es IiCcT FEEP OUT OF gHE WAY.
The Mayor has issued proclamation or
dering that neither vehicles, strect-carS,
nor any other sort Of obstruction be allow
ed to break in upon, pass through, or other
wise interfere with the moving Of the Pa
rade. ard the police are specially directed
TO enforce this order without respect to
persons.
THE GERMANS IN TIE TRADES PARADE.
Our German citizens are requested to
Join in the Trades Parade, and for that
purpose to assemble at sanger Halle this
at 10 O'Clock.
The " Stcuben banner" secured 10y the
German societies for the centennial cele-
bration'of last year will be At the head OF
the German column.
PYTHILN DIVISIONS ASSEMBLING.
Atlantic Division No. !, OF Portsmouth,
arrived Yesterday evening at $50 O'Clock
uia Chesapeake and Ohio railroad with full
ranks, under command OF Sir Knight j. j.
Turner, Jr., and were met by Richmond
Division Of this city. Blue Ridge Division
OF Lyucbburg will arrive Cid Richmond
and Allegheny at \. NJ. to-day. Trinity
Division Of Petersburg will arrive at 10
\. NJ. and Virginia Division u Norfolk at
Has A. NJ. all in time 10 take part in the
Trades Parade.
THE FIREWORKS TO-DAY.
The display Of japanese fireworks to-
dar at the close 81 the paradG VIII be
Great novelty. They were introduced INTO
thi, country especially for display at Man
haitian Beach. and became immensely popu-
lar. drawing crowds OF people on the days
OF such exhibits. They consist OF Va
ricty q colored smoke effects, streamcrs,
and comical figures. discharged high III the
air from bombs thrown nom seyen-inch
mortar.
Those to be fired from near the western
eatc Of the Capitol square to-day are ~
follows:
|. Yellow Strcamer Smoke.
y lldtk I lOltNN NliAl " INV Af"'N-'
3. White Chrysanthcmum.
!. yellow Dragon from Cloud.
;. Ycnow-and-Whit Dragon from
Cloud.
6. japanese Lady.
:. National Flags.
:. Rooster.
9. Horse-Fly.
10. Tiger.
II. Elephant.
70. japanese Alligator.
13. Chrcc-ColOred Cubes ana friSiHalic
SnOwilakes.
IA. Cat.
Is. Eagle.
l6. Balloon.
Il. Lion.
Is. Horse.
10. Deer.
~. Mammoth Dice.
TIE BANDS.
scbrodcr's and Pistorio's brass b"nd'
of Washington, arrived last night on iii'
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
raiIrosd. These two bands are furnishe.
for the parade to-day 10y the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroa'
COMPANY and the Chesapeake ana OIi'
Railway Company.
The soldiers Home band, from Hamp
Ton arrived al 1880 =. NJ. rid the CheSal
ncake and Ohio railway. The leader !
CAPTAIN d. Leavy, and the band number
nineteen men.
/ ANY CHILD
coming 70 the wagon OF f. i. Taylor Il
the Sixth section, will receive a metal Gu
free Of charge.
TO EXHIBITORS.
The reporters Of the city press eNpc0' .
be at work to-day while other ioiAs al ~
having a holiday. Therefore Their ioI WI
not be "a happy one" A.:
But those exhibitors who want 10 iins
-. o,t.,,or+ tho rpnOrtOrial Idct