The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Brs BIRTHDAY elimination.
ub. People of Richmond VIII do Honor to
the Memory of the Father OF Their Co"n-
trv-The Programme for tho Day

The peonls Of the United States will to-
morrow celebrate the birthday anniversary Of
the Hon. George Washington. OF Nrgin'"
This gentleman. it will be remembered n'''
Jaw the light Of day in Westmoreiand coun''
In 1722 and breathed his last at Mount ",
non December IA. 1899. He was a sre"' -
GOOD man. and Of him General la'iS 80
once said: First in war. first III pence
in the hearts Of his countrymen'
Tho Junior Order Of the United Amernca"
INCIDENCE have completed all thelf aiinHi
ments FOR a proper celebration OF this na'.
holiday and from the booming OF tno eli III No
nn,iI ! O'clock in the afternoon they Tbbo
active participants IN the
Drografnme in detail IL as ioh0Ns uom4,o~s
Pi.si two cannon of the HowllIers
uill berin firing a national salute on Sap-
itol Square. while the scuoi"i' 80 iinoe ON
rnhlic schools will be foTmeu tn.V - "a
The grounds OF the institutions. Ill 10
hoom of the cannon the American nag VIII o9
nofr-lod and one of them VIII be holsted
".raanb sobool in the city. The children Will
~ a. he marched into the schools and
take mn their respective tasks. Inc nlechan-
is have already erected the nag poles ana
.ba emblcms are in their possession reedy Tor
o a-ort TO better explain TO some who
nav not know il can be stated that 1t is one
- tba ,enets of the order that the national
fac shall float over every public school.
THE PARADE.
Az n o'clock a parade will commence. ana
tbe line of march will be down Broad 20 Tween
ty-frst. thence to Church Hill avenue, thence
10 Twenty-hfth street. thence 70 Main, 10
Fifth. to Franklin. to Belyidere. to Grace to
Fourth, % Broad. to the Theatre.
At the latter place a mass-meeting will be
held and addresses will be delivered by Hon.
i TAYLOR FllysOn and Rev. DR.. Fair. Tho
latter will be the orator of the day. and there
will also be other interesting exercises. Ihe
dress circle OF the house will DO reserved TOR
ladie and their escorts.
The procession will move from the corner
of Munford and Broad streets and will DO
headed by a detachment of police under
command Of Captain K. Z. Hulce. Then will
follow Chief Marshal G. W. Tyler and his
aides mounted and the general committee on
foot. Mr.. w. n. Yeaman is chairman of the
committee. The Councils who WILL partici-
pate in the parade are as follows RESCUE.
Richmond. A. w. Glinn. Enterprise, Il. T..
Lee. Patrick Henry, Aurora, Goodwill. Hope.
New South. Liberty. Davis, Virginia. Seniors
and visiting Seniors. visiting Juniors, dele
gates to Funeral Benefit Association.
THE POSITION.
The various councils will take position for
formation as follows:
Munford and Broad streets. Rescue Council.
Belvidere and Broad, Richmond.
Smith and Broad. A. w. Glinn.
Henry and Broad. north side. Enterprise.
Henry and Broad, south side. r.. f.. Lee.
Monroe and Broad, south side. Patrick
Henry.
Monroe and Broad. north side. Aurora.
Madison and Broad, north side, Goodwill.
Madison and Broad, south side, Hope.
Jefferson and Broad. south side. New South.
Jefferson and Broad. north side. Liberty.
Adams and Broad, north side, Davis.
Adams and Broad, south side, Virginia.
Foushee and Broad, Richmond Seniors and
visitors.
First and Broad, north side. T. B. A.
There will be about 1000 men in line.
The Military.
At 4 o'clock a military parade will take
place. which will include the Blues, Captain
Sol Cutchins: the Grays. Captain G. Gray
Bossieux: the Walker Light Guard. Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. and Company +,
Captain George Wayne Anderson. Captain
Bossieux will command the battalion. The
Grays Company Al and Company i VII wear
the full-dress uniform of the regiment. but
it is likely that the Walker Light Guard
Company b will wear their company uni
forms.
The line OF march will be down Broad 10
Governor. thence TO Franklin. 20 Fourteenth,
TO Main. TO Seventh, TO Franklin, 70 Madison,
10 Broad, 10 Ninth. TO the Capitol Square.
where there will he held a dress parade.
Lieutenant j. Pryor Dayis acting as adj utant.
After the parade a salute will be fired. About
two hundred men are expected 10 be in line.
At night the Grays will entertain their lady
friends and the veterans of the Grays' Nete-
ran Association at u collation. at Burke's. The
affair will in every respect be a pleasant one.
Among the other entertainments about the
city will be a ball at Sanger Hall 10y the leu
tonic Club; u masquerade ball at the Wigwam
at Barton Heights. a concert at Cathedral
Hall by the McGlu Catholic Union. and the
Mozart musicale.