The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01
PEI PARADE.
DENOMINATION OF YEsTEH.
DAf Br FAR TIE BEsT RICH.
MoND EVER HAD.
COUNTRY COUSINS
" .'S 4" Great Nuititudss and
Ahhnioytng Themselves and
Truly Welcome.
STREET SCENES.
"""""S Near Seventy Ave Th~u.apd
s"p's Taking Holiday and Anus.
ing Themselves and Friends.
LONG LINE
vi Military and Civic Societies. F1oa,.
WIN isiiing Tablcaux and Laugh.
Compelling komfc Kreu.
TRADES TREAT,
"iehiy Revealing the Magnitude and
variety OF the industrial
tsrests OF this City.
FINE FIREWORKS,
shoWfng Up GloriousIy I'm the sun.
light Against a Blue Sky and
Floating Clouds.
ALL AGREE
ihat IL VAS a Grand Day and a SpIsn.
n.
TRADES TREAT.
Richly Revealing The Magnitude and
variety OF the Industrial
terests of this CITY.
FINE FIREWORKS.
moving Up GloriOusIy I'm tho Sun.
Hight Against a blue Sky and
Floating Clouds.
ALL AGREE
mat Ii VAS Grand Day and a SpIsn.
did Exhibition In Fact,
Perfect Success.

There was much people gathered to-
gether in Richmond Yesterday. and the
Trades Parade Wa, one Of those yictorie,
wherein Peace triumphantly proves tha,
She may be DO lc>, renowned than War.
Every reasonable expectation wa> fulfilled.
The weather va, beautiful. the crowd
unprecedentedly large, and the ex-
hlhit. e, a whole. FAR in advance Of lat
year',. and, Il We may take for truth the
Utterancc> 4 >tran-er> IN our midst. would
have done credit 70 any city.
When wc remember from what small
beginning the enterprise >pranc' how few
were n it, birth in the meet ng in The
rooms oi the Chamber q Commerce, and
now chilling were the blasts that threatened
l. clillbood. anl then thinf of the va,t
multitude and grca, sa,is:ac.ion tha,
greeted II, maturity, the debt q gratitude
10 those who iDaugurated and consumms-
I'd the parade viii somewhat appear.
TIYLD oF FACES.
There + no recollection in the memory Il
that immortal individual, the oldest inhabi-
tant. OF day when there were more visi-
tor, here. ~ for Richmond folks, they
turned ou, with unparalleled unanimity.
and Manchester va, evacuated between 10
and II o'clock. The streets here south q
Nam and north y Broad were deserted
from II to O'Clock. n those sections At
time, for square, there Was lot human
being t. Zee seen. The houses were closed,
aud the people gone 70 Broad and Main
md other street, where the procession was
T. pas.
For an hour before and after tie order
70 march was given Broad street was field
O., f.c,,. The sidewalks and gutter, were
ro- only crowded. bu: tie roadway also.
More than that. there were men. Women'
and children on dry--ood, boxes. on door
.-er.. q, windows. and upon balconie,
and on the roof, Of houses. \ handsome
lady ,nl her escort had chairs daa -erou'l!
nasr t5- cave. = 4 four-,tory house. He
held the umbrella over her and sAe looked
- ,b. multitude and me multitude q her.
The .j-Lt-wa, one Of tie attractions Of 'Ae
day.
Atone moment there werea al least 10000
reonle on Broad street. and q pleasantly q
me dav va. when one city friend would
meet another and ,ay. "HDsho' old 'c''o"'
I'm ,lad 10 ,ec Richmond face"
Tia, told in brief the story 4 the num-
Der q people present from Honneo, han
o,..~ Ioui.,. Caroline. Chesterfield, Gooch'
land New Kent. and from further Oh along
,hs lines q the railroad, centerins here
wa. q cood-humorcd crowd, upon hoii'
dav and fun intent.
The loys especially had a day OF II, ! '''
IN, ,r.t one band oi music and then
ano,ber running after this wagon and then
,ho, .cr,mbling for card- and candy ru'A
;no after the soldiers. fighting for pace
r.,r the frc-eugine,, treadinG on The corn
Ia l.,cbelor, and venerable >Pln>'eI-
( .li,.,.in., in bctw cen bellies and beAuA' '.l''
80. here. there. and everywhere anu ''''
Of lun they had. on,
IN. .dic, and girls, and nurses "n'
III children had TO keep on the laNeiheh
&c. tbcm~clye, from the crush. i''
'ro..-.iop wa, moving and cand! wa
- distributed from wagon 4 H"
'.t-I 7an,4ped TO be standing near where
'iecc oi candy fen. She went down IN IN u
rn.b = men and boys like 4 tree before u
r,,;,l,yira but happily was lefi win n'
,,me. l,rolSn. though with many oFuls's
"goRwIKD, MARCH.
o., bour or two the people "a''e'
nd and gossipped on Broad s'ree'
d a-'d r.,rned for the signal guns. Al ADou
AIiu ut. -,-, 70 y the Howitzer-. from 'hei
Nv ;.;nn ,i',, on the Capitol square between u
t'n.ho1.e and monument, gave Inc W. ~
md shaking the air with ihelr ni'
eTn. seven others followed ,a1 .. mn "n an N
gun Then the company limbered up an
e. p~1 ,be,r place in their DIVISION '- psr
'OoA hayipr come. the Chief Aars!iai en'
noon - Forward, march" ana WIN
'ne ,,,,,ne.. =. delightful a. rare Id ruU'.
iDI ,,ays the great procession mo'eu " "
1l;ce military, societies hrcilen, a., az
Inc -. came first, and among 'he'
~ NJ, ,be bands oi music; 'heh l', o~i,', : ;
We ''.,.;ons Of the Trades Parade, h'.uea .;ar
. ai' - and tableaux entitled "Ag'i'u =
e ,ure - Liberty" " h'e"iN0
scmper Tyranni,." ou
oeA'f line OF MACH a.,
The line Of march wa. ,"r",I down D'.an .a9eel fso
S5 Ta to Main S1sf11s 1s Ss Finn . T1,ass DOW
a Franklin to Laurel La"', - capitol stree
e Grace to Ninth, Ninth ,i,,crnor. 70 erp up Go
J: down Capitol street 10 C0.''rgi ,o Tenth sire.
4 ernor to Broad, up Broad 20 to- to splend
;, en-. r,'. = So,d,.y boys' msrchins ~ n =