The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-22

Blenner, Q. Gasser. Fr. Brimmer, i; J..
Seigel, W. Herbig, John Brausr;; y. Briel, '.
Hechler, l.. Aubel, l.. Behle. II. Boehmer'
Gasser. ]. NJ. Hulcher. ". Hoffman, J. G.
LANCE, ST.. II. Sohutte Ben Metzger' >
Volt. II. Kramer W. Rehhng, II. RICK, q.
c. Thon. g. Burgdorf. G. /. seigei, 5r.
The order Of the procession Will DO as toi-
lows:
Mounted Division.
Band-Professor Stein, leader.
Chief Marshal.
Color Bearer.
Aides
First Assistant Marshal.
Aides
First Division
West-End Drum Corps.
Second Assistant MsrshaL
Aides
Second Division.
Howitzer Band.
Third Assistant Marshal.
Aides
Third Division.
First Regiment Drum Corps.
Fourth Assistant Marshal.
Aides
Fourth Division.
LINE OF MARCH.
line Of march Sanger Hall to Broad. Ninth
10 Capitol Square, Governor % Nineteehth,
Nineteenth 20 Main. Main TO Ninth, Nlnth 10
franklin, Franklin TO Laurel, Laurel to Broad;
Broad TO City Hail. where the Star-SpanlBisd
banner" and Watch on the kline Wht DC
sung and the torches burned.
First Division: All residents from First to
Tvelfth street This divisions Will be IN
chargo of c. H. Phillips, /. Loyenstein, Louis
Fuker. II. Grimmel, A. II. Stlle aud LOUIS
Bromm. Jr.. and will be formed on sSiarshai
street east Of Seventh.
second Division: All residents west Of
First street F. +. Tholl E. Kersten, Jacob
Cans. Charles Loetier and Q. i. Spott VIII
mnnnge this division. and will form at Thoils
Hall. corner Of Broad and Pine streets, and
march 70 the corner OF Seventh and Marshall
streets west
Twelfth street This division will be in
! charge of Peter Stumpf. ii. f.. Miller, Fred.
Brauer Jr., John G. Ross, and Z. cauer. anu
will form at Thons Hall, corner OF Main and
Seventeenth streets. and march 20 the corner
of Clay and Seventh streets east.
YOUNG NKs.
Fonrth Divisiou-composed of the young
men Of the German-American Association,
and in charge Of William kueger Marx Gunst,
and n A. Muller IL will form at the corner
OF Broad and Third and march 20 Seventh
and Broad west.
Mounted men are requested 10 form with
! their various divisions - act o. escorts Tor
these bodies.
The parade committee will report at their
headouarters at Sanger Hall, mounted, at
| 3 O'clock y NJ The torches will be dIstrltu-
ted at the stations Of the respective divisions.
l The committee earnestly request the partici-
pants in the parade TO report 10 their respec-
| two divisions and not move out Of tDeir places
/ after they are once in line, 50 the parade can
move promptly at o'clock.
To-MoRpows TEsrTITIEs.
The day parade and the exercises at the
[ Exposition Grounds will take place to-mor-
| row The parade will be under the auspices
/ Of the young men Of the Commandment
Association, and the chief marshal Of the torch
| light possession and his aides will also take
| part The Young Mems Association VIII
! fom on the east side Of Seventh street south
| Of Marshall and the various German lodges ana
orders on the west side OF Seventh street norm
| OF Broad The column Will move prompuy
4 from Sanger Hall At 3 o'clock. and be otlcered
| by Chief Marshal c. Fred KOhler and his
| aides. John c. Seibert assistant and Mes51s.
| Henry Bromm. A. II. Felthaus. l.. ii.
| Metzger, Henry Metzger, Charles Battge.
! H. +. Grimmell. August Deitz, Il ). Moesta
! John Schminbe. Thomas Feldner- william
| Schultz, A. L. Nondulehr. William thinner
mann. Louis +. Gasser, Henry Schmidt w.
! L. Klein and William Sherrick.
The order Of the procession VIII be-
Chief Marshal Kohler and aides
Chief Rosnegk and aides
East Richmond Band.
! The young men Of the German-Anerican
Association.
| Stems Band
| German lodges and orders.
Mounted young men.
Carriages containing ladies.
! The following line of march will DO traYersed
! From Seventh and Broad down Broad to
| Ninth. thence through the eastern gate Of the
/ A. afr I'll
/ ernor 10 Main. Westwardly along Main 20
! Eighth. thence 10 Franklin passing IN review
/ by the Mayor to Seventh, thence % Broad
and thence 10 the Exposition Grounds, where
the parade will be dismissed.
At IHE GROUNDS.
The Exposition Grounds will be opened hy
10 4. NJ. From 10 10 II o'clock there Will be
/ different amusements for the children. BY /
o'clock oil present are expected 70 assemble
! IN the Concert Hall, where the following pro-
grsmrne will be rendered:
]. Overture by T. Louis Ide.
2. Welcome speech Of the President, Y.
! Rosenegk
5. Song. "Gebet wahrend der Shclacht"
] prayer IN Battie), music by Himmell. Ge-
1 sangverien Virginia.
4. Geographic of Theodor Koerner Mr.
I Chris Droste.
8. Song "schwertlier" Sword sorg),
music by Weber. Gesangverien Virginia.
6. Prologue and unwilling 81 koerners
bust during which time the Gesangyerien
Virginia will render the 'Deutsehe I4er," BY
| Abt
Professor f. Louis lde. musical director.
In the afternoon there will lie the following
amusements under the supervision of MIR.
Edward Stumpf and an efficient corps Of
/ assistants;
Swtch-back riding hobby-horses. target
shooting. swings (for children only.
Performance by w. ii. Whitlock IN his
tight-rope ascensions. &c.
Baseball game by two picked mines (all
Germans five innings. Prize. so. with ball
and bats.
TaTget-shooting for gentlemen from to 5
o'clock. Prize. u handsome cane.
Rag muffin parade ct ): 80 O'Clock.
| Sack race
| Ihree-leg race
| Spoon-egg race. Sundry prizes.
/ Blind race.
Jumping race.
Running race Cboys)--prize. silver napkin
ring.
/ Running race (sirls) --prize. silver cup.