Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
r. d. Hotchkiss, J. W. Lockwood. Jr.,
Roseweil Page, Ira Mowery, W. &. Harvey.
Slsas Sbelburne. j. w. Pierce, II. a. VIII
llama 81 A Catltn. and @. A. Rose.

Roosevelt Page, Ira Mowery, W.. hntner.
Siias Shelburne. j. w. PIERCE, II. n. VII
liams, 4. A. Catlin, and q. A. hose'
now THEY WILL FORM.
The real.estate mounted division will
form on Twenty fifth street, south OF Main
street, right resting on Main; The Stuart
Horse Guards Democratic Club will form
70 the left of the real-estate division on
south Twenty-ffth street.
All mounted men unassigned will form
on Cary street at Twenty-second. All
other divisions will form IN the order of
their arrival on Cary street beginning at
Twenty. hfth street--all divisions forming
on Cary to the west as they arrive.
REPORT PROMPTLY.
The heads of the mounted divisions and
aids will report TO Colonel G. Percy Hawes
at Twenty-fifth and Cary streets promptly
at 7:15 Z. 81. All mounted men Will march
in double columns Of fours-that is. eight
abreast-and will preserve an interval of
two yards between the lines.
An.interval of ten yards will be preserved
between each organized mounted division I;
thus order of march will be maintained
throughout the parade unless otherwise
directed by the chief of the mounted men.
All floats and transparencies belonging
to the various mounted divisions will 90
in line with their respective divisions
IL is urged that all persons taking part
mounted in the parade will arrive prompt
lv at 7:15 L. NJ. at the designated points, as
the chief marshal has declared his purpose
TO begin the parade promptly at o'clock,
ard the mounted men must be ready TO
start at the head of the line.
Chief Marshal Peasants will be ready
after u o'clock to furnish his aids with
badges and full instructions for the parade.
He requests them 10 cali for them at his
Office, No. I'LL east Main.
The Organizations Assembling Points.
The insurance.men will meet at the office
OF the Virginia State Insurance Company
at O'clock where uniforms will be dis
tributed TO them.
Powhatan Club will assemble at the club
house promptly at p. NJ. President
Starke requests that as far Gs possible the
men will wear dark Clothes and that every
member Will parade with the club without
regard to other engagements or calls.
The mounted tobacconists will meet at
Gas on Shockoe Slip.
The real-estate men are requested 20
meet at Z o'clock at the corner of Tenth
and Main streets. The helmets are now
ready for distribution at the Office of the
marshal Mr.. Hutzler.
The Fulton Democratic Club will leave
Donahoe's Hall for their position IN line at
z O'clock sharp. Badges and torches will
be furnished to those who wish to partIci-
pate.
The mounted brickayers, plasterers. and
builders are requested by w. j. Ready,
division marshal, 10 be prompt in assem-
bling at the corner of Nineteenth and Gary
streets at 1880
The bankers, Mr.. II. G. Burnett marshal,
will meet in front of the State Bank at 7
O'Clock. Mr.. James X. Branch will furnlsh b
uniforms on application.
All members of Commercial Travellers
Democratic Club and invited guests are
requested TO meet at headquarters, 1873
east Main street at $3.50.
The printers will assemble at the Dis
PATCH building at Z o'clock,
The brewers and reStaurateurs Will as-
semble mounted on Cary street between
Tenth and Eleventh at sharp.
The Clav-WaTd Actives will assemble at
Belvidere Hall and the other clubs at their
usual meeting-places.
The physicians who will take part in the
parade tonight will assemble on Twen-
tteth and Cary Streets a. 7 o'clock, where
DIR. w. w. Parker, their chief marshal,
will assume command of them,
The Southern Engraving and Stamp
Company will have about twenty-five men
in line with humorous transparencieS.
NcTfs ABOUT THE PARADE.
Line of March have received numerous
letters with suggestions of changes and
have carefully considered them.
1t is suggested that the parade wind up
with bOnfres and n salute 10y the Howlt-
zers on the Capitol Square.
Messrs. julius Never & Sons will erect
a stand in front of their store. Sixth and
Broad, 90 feet wide and 20 feet deep. and
so elevated above the sidewalk as not 10
obstruct passage. They will issue tickets
TO their patrons to-day.
A large meeting OF the Thurman Club
was hed last night at their rooms, on
Eighteenth street. Nearly every member
of the club was present and the most un-
bounded enthusiasm prevailed. The vari-
Gus committees in charge of the prepara-
tions for the parade reported and every
thing was finally arranged. The club viii
turn out over 100 men IN attractive uni
forms. and will have several floats of
unique design in their line. The noble
old Roman" will be worthily represented
in the great Democratic parade.
Work on the feviewlng-stand, corner
of Sixth and Broad streets. was COM
menced yesterday morning. 1t will seat
500 persons and be elaborately decorated.
The police baye been instructed to clear
the streets over which the parade will
move of all vehicles and other obstruc-
tiOns.