The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17


forming on Cary street to the west as
they arrive.
! The heads OF the mounted divisions
! and aids will report TO Colonel c.
| Percy Halves al Twenty and Cary
| streets promptly at 7:i5 T. NJ All mount
cd men will march I'm double columns OF
! tours Ohat IS eight abreasO, and Will
/ preserve an interval OF two yards between
the lines.
An interval OF ten yards will be pre-
served between each organized mounted
division. This order OF march will be
maintained throughout the parade IN
/ less otherwise directed by the chief OF
/ the mounted men.
All floats and transparencies belonging
/ 10 the various mounted divisions Will
/ go I'm line with their respective divisions.
/ 1t is urged that all persons taking
/ part mounted In the parade will arrive
/ promptly at 715 y. NJ. at the designated
/ points, as the chief marshal has de-
| clared his purpose to begin the parade
promptly at s o'clock. and the mounted
| men must be ready to start at the head
! OF the line.
The chiefs OF the several mounted d.
visions are as follows:
Physicians. Or. w. w. Parker.
Medical students. Dr. Charles Siegel.
Lawyers Colonel Tazewell Elicit.
Stuart Horse Guard Democratic Club.
Lieutenant J. r. Branch.
Tobacco j. i. George.
Cigarettes, chcroots and cigars, John
Pope.
Real estate. Henry &. Hutzler
Bankers and insurance -
Wholesale grOcers, l.. c.. Younger.
Retail grOccrs. Hay r. Thornton.
Butchers and hucksters, William H.
Brauer.
Ice, coal and wood. c. D. Wingfeld.
Brewers and restaurant keepers Will
liam Rueger.
Transfers and wagoners Captain Cyrus
BOssieux.
Grain and feed dealers, Charles H.
Commission merchants, Colonel W.
Miles Cary
Horsemen from Hanover Captain W.
d. Cardwell.
Horsemen from Henrico. Captain VIII
liam II. Sands.
Horsemen from Manchester. A. J. Brad
ley.
Horsemen from Chesterfield, II. Clay
Chaln,lin
The following gentlemen are requested
TO act rs aids.
Chief Aide, Captain A. 3. Gugon.
Aides. the clergy OF the city and James
T. Gray. Julian r. Tenant, Colonel A.
/. Phillips i. G.. Brauer, Jr. w T. Fos-
ter. j. r. Fairlamb. Major Charles Fuker.
John Lindsay Jr, L. D. Crenshaw, Jr.,
G. 3. Neal, John Chamblin. Colonel w
Kirk Mathews. Major II. NJ Bovkin.
Captain David Moore, D. L. Toney. A.
c.. Attltisson. J. f. Bradley. Colonel John
B. Purcell. NJ VI. Crutchfeld. Richard IT,
Gaines. Dir. A. Spiers George Horace
s. Halves. Captain Z. y. Starke. Charles
x. Willis. Thomas n. Carter. William r.
Moseley. J. .. Redwood, f. n. Hotch-
kiss. J. w. Lockwood. Jr, Roosevelt Page.
Ira Mowerv. w. G. Harvey. Silas Shell
burne. J. w. Pierce. II. A. Williams. e
a. Cdtlin. G. \. Rose and Major Norman
v Randolph
All mounted men will wear broad vel
low sashes from right shoulder to Iof.
MP with snail Ameri, an flag OH the
hat.
Aids and heads Of departments will
wear light blue sashes and flags Tho
sashes and flags can be obtained at Marx
Mliteldorters on Seventh. near Broad.
me committee has contracted for them
at . cents for each man.
The Southern Engraving and Stamn
Company will have about Twenty-Five
men in line with humorous transparan-
cies This house has aided no little IN
the late victory by the many camnaicn
cuts which they have made
Mr.. j. =. George gives notice that
mounted tobacconists joining the Cleve-
land parade will meet promptly this
evening at 6Hj on Shockoe Slip.
Every member OF the Drummers' Club
and invited guests are expected to re-
port at headquarters, 1923 Main street.
at 6:3O this evening
The real estate men are requested to
meet this evening promptly at o'clock.
at Tenth and Main streets. from which
n0ipf fhpvr will IN,
Twenty-ffth and Cary streets The hel-
NETS are now at the Office Of the mar
shall and ready for distribution
The Fulton DemOcratics Club are or
dered 10 meet at their han at 7 p. " |
this evening. where torches and badges
viii be furnished free to all who wish |
to participate.
The Powhatan Club Will meet NJ its !
club-rooms this evening at 80 o'clock |
President Star1e desires n fun attend |
ance, and the msn wear dark clothes as |
far as possible. BADGES sashes and |
torches viii be furnished Red sashes. |
alpine hats and reed canes will be the |
costumes.
The bankers and brokers who wish to
Join the torchlight procession to-
nisht win please meet in front Of the
city Rank promptly at 7 o'clock. See
Mr. j. X. Branch. chairman Of the com
mittee. and provide yourself with uni
-orm."
julius Meyer e Son will erect a nam
moth stand. running along the entire
'front.' of their dry goods store. 1T the
'Orner Of Sixth and Broad streets for
he free use of their patrons. They will
ssue tickets to-day.
The insurance men will assemble at
p. NJ In front Of the Office Of the Vir-
,inia State Insurance Company. Their
narshals will he \. v Randolph, Julius
'traus and A. Beirne Blair
The bricklayers plasterers and build
rs who will participate, mounted, in the
,arade tonight are requested by w. ].
Ready. division marshal to be prompt
n assembling at the corner OF Nineteenth
nd Cary streets, at 1880.
The Walker Light Guard Club will
,arade about hf'v strong. Their cos
umes will be Mother Hubbards and poke
comets.
The Mozart Academy Democratic Club
will turn out tonight in fine style, with
goodly number OF it's employees. headed
" Manager ed. Hamilton Cahill. Look
ut for them.
The several State officers held a meet
ng i'm the Senate chamber yesterday
fternoon 10 complete their arrangements
With reference TO the turnout in the great
arade this evening. Mr. a. l.. Hall, Of
he second auditors office, was elected
hartman.
Mr.. +. L. c. Scott, OF the auditors
flee. reported on behalf of the commit
re on uniforms that they had selected
1eVeland hats and sashes and recon-
lended that each official should wear a