Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
CLEVELAND CLUBS.
A GREAT PARADE OF THIN TO TAKE
PLACE TOMORROW
Visiting Organizations Expected from All
Parts Of the stste-spesedes By
Well-Known Orators.

great force.
Already many visitors have arrived here 70
attend the demonstration Tomorrow and
many more viii come in by the nigh, and
morning trains. The railroads report that
they will be taxed 70 their fullest capacity TO
furnish the necessary transportation.
Uniformed clubs and bands Of music will
he here from many towns and cities Of the
Commonwealth. The Richmond clubs will
parade i'm fnll force, and With them viii be
the business, men.
White hats aud red handanas viii be
prominent in the procession.
After the parade there will be public
speaking from a stand to be erected near
FOrd's Hotel.
The citv Democrats viii give Joyous well
come tOall their visiting brethren.
The expectation Is that a. gIe1t and en-
thusiaslic demonstration this viii beat the
record
It IL intended 10 signalize the earnestness
Of the Democracy and to show their unity
and feryor for Clegeland and Thurman sud
George ID. Wise and all the party nominees
I'm Virginia. II Is % be state rather toan
city affair, so all our people are asked TO take
part and SWEET the numbers in The parade and
at the speakers stand.
THE GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQU AETBRs DEM0cRATfc CLUB,
RICHMOND, October %, iSS3.
Having been appointed chief Marshal Of
the parade Of the Democratic club- and bus-
ness.men OF RichmODd aud other cities OF
Virginia October 24ih in honor o. the M
iional and State Democratic nominees, the
following arrangements have been made,
will be observed. and carried nut faithfully
and promptly By all concerned, every ore
having in view the success of that sp endid
policy inaugurafcd aud carried on by Grover
Clevcland and the Democratic party.
All organizations will be in Lac al as near
II O'Clock as they can.
The parade will move at II O'Clock NJ. and
will be previously posted IN the following
order:
First division on the cross streets south
OF ard right resting On Maiu flciug west.
On south Twenty street, Colonel
Morton Marye commanding first division and
aides, mounted men under command OF
Captain W Fred. Pieassnt-.
On south Twonty-hrst street, SOldier,'-
Home Band, Old Dominion Club, Union
Club, Fulton club, aDd blar-hall-Ward Club.
ON south Twentieth, Madison-War Club,
Solids, Andrew Jackson Club, ColulGbian
Club.
on south Nineteenth street. IardcIla's
Band, Clay. Ward Ac'iYcs, irving. Hall Club.
Elba Club, Jacbson-Ward Clubs. Manchester
Club.
Second division Captain John Lamb COM
mandlngl will form on north Eighteenth
and Nineteenth street facing east, right rest
ing on Main, and will be composed Of visit
ing clubs and their music formed in the
order in which they report.
Carriages with honorary and invited
guests will form in twos on the left OF the
clubs on Eighteenth street and will follow
this division.
Third division on cross streets north Of
aud riqhtresdng on Main facing east.
on Eighteenth street, frst section, Kess-
nicL's Band, businessmen from north
siGc of Main street. under command n
George H. Poiudcytrr nnd AIDES.
on Seventeenth street. second section,
businessmen from south side Of 5iain street,
under command Of Edgar W. lay ylor and
aides
on Fifteenth street, drum corps, thhd
section, businessmen from Broad street, in
charge Of Powha.an +. Dupuy and aides.
on Fourteenth street. fourth section,
bus,no. s.men south q Main street, under
command Of Charles J.. Brown, l.. y. Sauu-
ders, Jr.. ard oidc.
An btlsmcss.mcl rot ASSIGNED as shove
will report 10 and march With either VI tae
above sections
An mounted men VIII report on Twenty
secoud street at Main to Captain W. +.
Plcasants.
The right Of tho first division will move
into Main street af l. O'Clock, and Will BE-
followed succcssiycly by ITS other parts.
The second division will move when The lcit
OF the first h1s passed is right, aud the third
will follow the carriages or the second.
Divisions will preserve an interval Of fifty
yards and each club about thirty yards.
All businessmen viii carry canes, and all
Organizations will carry and Use A. many
1ags, iranspqreueics, colors, and other cam
paign devices rs can be obtained.
The route Of the procession will be up
Main 10 Fifth, 10 Franklin, 20 Pine. 10 Grace,
to First, to Broad, 20 reVewing.st near
Eleventh street.
When passing the reyiewing-stand all
marshals and officers will salute; the first
division viii move down Broad until IT. LEFT
shall have passed Twelfth; the second divi-
sion viii move north on Twelfth until Us leit
shall have pissed Broad; The third division
will move east on TweIith until its ie;t shall
have passed Broad, when all viii be consd-
cred as dismissed.
Clubs from the East End will report at
Broad and r~euty-tifth nj 10 O'Clock, and De
escorted 10 their places 10 line. The Fulton
club Will be escorted from its club-rJOm IN
the same manner.
Clubs in the West End viii report at NAN
and First streets and be conducted TO thelr
positions in line in the Same manner.
CHARLES j. ANDERSON,
Chief Marshal