Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

been seated.
MARSHAL. AND ADDS.
Colonel Tazewoll Elicit, the chief mar
shal fOf the occasion, has appointed inc
following az his aides: Messrs. W. II.
Maxwell. John b. Culpcper, c. IL. Philips,
w. ID. Courtney. j. II. Capers, VI. j.. spots
wood, c. !. Philips. ". y. Bdgood, j. l..
Badkins, A. l.. Philips, ). Taylor Evans,
". ". BOykin. Sol. Cutchins. \. y. Kan
dolnh. G. +. Wingo. ". II. Weiseger. Miles
Cary. Joseph ". laube, }. 4. kearney, I.
Il. Marshall. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., Philip
O'Nel. Joseph W. Carter, Meade haskins,
J. J. King, Ii. p. GRAY, ". j. Gentry, a.
Diacont, r. i. Grimes, aud >. Handy.
oEDER or MARCH.
The following is the order in which the
clubs will appear in the line Of march:
Platoon Of police Chief Marshal; aides
TO Chief Marshal.
Frasr D1yIeIoS: First Virginia Regiment
Band: DrUmmers' Democratic Club, W.
lam Reinhelmer. marshal, and ". J..
Handlev. ". NJ. Scott and \. J.. Bell, as
eiatapt marshais: carriage containing Gov
ernor Lee, Hon. ". II. Kitchen. ii. l..
Hirshberg (secretary Of the club, and Cap
tain ". II. Maxwell; carriage containing
Hon. J. TAYLOR LllysOn, Hon. L. W. SIC
Kinney. Hon II. e. Pollard, and W. y.
Milbon (prcsidont of the club; Merchants
and Manufacturers Club; Madison ward
Club: Stonewall Club. Timothy Murphy,
marshal. Columbian Club. D. :. Gates and
A. g. knoWles. mar,hals POwhatan Cluo.
SrcoND DIyrsIov.-first Virginia bcci-
mcnt Drum Corps, Richmond College DO
mocratic Club. II. l.. Jones. marshal; ou-
plovcs OF Allen a. Gintor, =. II. Mayo x
Brother, and T. G.. williams 81 Co.
THIRD DHIsIoS.-Old Dominion Band'
Clay Ward Actives, John Maxwell. mar
shal; Elba Social and Democratic Cln9,
Prank p. Burke. marshal; Morhincmen.s
Democratic Club. IL. J.. Carter, marshal;
Fourth Precinct Clay Ward cluu.
F0uRTH BnI4Io>. Richmond Blues
Band. Old Dominion Club. Il. VI. Taylor.
X. A. Hughes. and J. +. Flournoy, mar
shals; Fourth Precinct Jackson Ward
Club, Edward Hogan, marshal; Fulton
Club, James Hartley, j. +. oorg, and /. >.
Eur,ht. marsh1l-, Union tluh, \. =;
Goode, +. 4. NcCabe, Prank french, ana
William Fnrrar. Inarshals: Fairfield CluJ,
L. J.. Noecler X. T. Newman, and a. Bun
ger. mar5hals: Virginia Division Bicychsts,
4. II. Meyer. marshal. This club viii pa
rade with illuminated bicycles fifty strong.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line Of march Will be ga follows:
Commencing az the corner OF sixth ana
Grace, down Grace 20 Ninth, mp Ninth 20
Broad. down Broad % Nineteenth, out
Nineteenth 10 Main. mp Main 90 Fifth, ont
Fifth TO Franklin, up franklin TO tlrsi'
out First TO Broad. down Broad to Eighth.
FORMATION OF line.
The Chief Marshal has issued the follow
inc instructions rs to the formation OF the
line: o.,
The Drummers's Democratic Club will
assemble at their headquarters, No. II
north Ninth street, promptly m t:3D T. NJ,
] ...rrt N e. o.
coat, canes, badge and torch. They VIII
then march 10 the mead If tho column.
The Merchants and Manufacturers ClaD
VII form on Seventh street between Grace
and Franklin. head resting. on Grace.
The Columbia, Stonowall, and MADISON
Ward clubs VIII assemble on eY,uth street
between Grace and Broad. head Oh Madl-
sou-Wari Club resting Oh Grace.
The Richmond-College Club and the en-
plovcs of the various tOnaccO-manuiac-
turers will assemble ON Eighth street be-
tween Grace and Franklin. head of Rich
moud- College Club resting on Grace.
Rowhatau Club Will assemble On Eighth
street between Broad and Grace, headrcst-
lnc on Grace.
between Grace and Franklin, head resting
on Grace
The Third division. consisting Of the
Clav-Ward Activcs Elba Campaign CLUB,
Workincmon'4 Club and Eorrth-Preclnct
Ciav-Mard Club, viii assemble a. Rem
hardt's Hall promptly at go =. VI; and
Will march down Broad to Niutn ana halJ
until tho First and Second divisions haVo
passed. then follow the second division.
The Fourth division will form on Main
street east of Nineteenth, head resting on
Nineteenth, in the following order: Cd
Dominion, Fourth-Prccinct Jackson, tul-
ton. iniOn, and Fairfield clubs.
After the First. Second. and Third div-
sions have passed they VIII join the process
sion. following the Third division.
THE BANDS.
The First Virginia Regiment Band VIII
report at the headquarters OF the Drum
mers' Democratic Club and act as escort to
the First division.
The RegimeItal Drum Corps viii report
al Richmond College, escort the College
Club to their place cfrendczyou-, and head
the Second division.
The Old Dominion Band Will report nj
Reinhardts Hall and mead the Third dlvi-
sion.
The Richmond Blues Band will report
at Donohoe's HALL Louisiana street. and
march with Fulton Club 10 3lainand Iwen-
fifth streets. The Fulton CLUB viii there
he Joined 10y Union and Fairfield clubs, and
thence march - place OF rendezvous, at
Nineteenth aud Nam streets.
THE AIDES.
Aides TO the Chief Marshal will assemble
at =. NJ. at the st. CT r. Hotel. mounted.
All clubs viii assemble promptly AT ESQ
7. NJ. at points designated by their CHEF
marshal and march at once 20 the place Oh
rendezvous.
If there he any organizations that have
not expressed their intention to parade;
and who desire 10 DO so, they are requested
to report at once 10 the Chef Marshal, IN
order that they may be properly assigned
TO places in the line.
All clubs participating Will be secured
seats in the Theatre, as no one VIII pe al
mittcd until the clubs have been properly
seated.
Old Dominion Club.
The members OF tho Old Dominion Club
are requested 10 meet promptly at $50
o'clock tomorrow night at their head
quarters TO join N the parade.
tn.on Club.
The Union Democratic Club held m en-
thusiastic meeting last night at their head
quarters IN Springfield Hall.
The room was crowded and interesting
addresses We're made 10y Mayor Ellyson,
Hon. William Lovcnstein, Hon. John \.
Curtis, Colonel TgZewell Elicit. Alr. l., b.
Hicks, aud Colonel ". l.. SpotswoOd.
Inc t4uD Ad-l~DW"lF tAift Ll4Afl lA4'4i
guests At the close OF the meeting.
Fairfield Club.
The Fairfield Democratic Club last night
resolved 10 attend the Drummcrs' demon
stration mounted, and they invite all the
mounted Democrats to JON them at
Harden's Shop at Z +. NJ.
Charity Ball.
The charity hall this year. and it pro-
misses to be very brilliant affair. viii be
given Mt Bclyidere Hall on the evening OF
necamhcr IIfh II hnd been confnmnlatnd