The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17
WE WILL CELEBRATE.
CROWD or TEN THOUSAND WILL
SHOUT THE VICTORY.
The Line OF March and Who VIII Take
Part Everything Is Ready, and II
VIII he "a Grand Occasion.



The Grand parade.
Are you prepared?
Take your place I'm line.
Wen rcjoice over our victory.
illuminate your house and review the
procession.
Everybody to-day will be watching the
clouds with anxious eyes. What OF the
weather? was frequently asked The Times
last evening. Cleveland never gets left.
and we Will have Cleveland weather to-
night a special telegram TO The Times
from the Observatory OF the Weather
bureau, at Washington, last night at
midnight predicts fair. cooler weather
f.r Virginia to-day, with warmer weather
tomorrow.
The arrangements are all made. and the
demonstration Will surpass all previous
celebrations ever undertaken i'm Virginia
The enthusiasm IS unbounded the whole
CITY is worked up 20 fever heat. and every
man. woman ard child that can get out
will see the parade
The strangers coming 10 town this week
Ray, caught the cCntagion and STAYED
over 90 see che parade. Although nearly
eyarv city On the State has "A demonstra-
zion az the same time we Will have many
visitors
There VIII be ten divisions In the
.,.s. and every division will be headed
b.a band The mounted men viii num-
h.- "a thousand. and a number Of hand
some Goats will swell the line
chairman pattcsOn received tele-
cram yesterday from +. NJ BraNton. Of
Newport News, announcing that he would
D.. here with $50 men, and asked II they
must bring torches The chairman re-
piled in the affirmative.
TIE Ashland Democratic Club expects
O. come TO the city TO take part in the
mlnstration.
The following bodies will be uniformed
Gs described
Real estate men, white helmets and
white sashcs.
Richmond Locomotive Works. Boiler
makers. red. write and blue helmets.
foundry men. black helmets, machine
shops and foundry. light blue helmets.
carpenters blue helmets; wCrkmen on
ttc Texas Warship, white helmets. The
marshals mounted will wear red, white
and blue sashes. This establishment eX-
poets 20 have 500 cOstumed men in line.
They will have number Of transpar-
tncies with pictures OF Cleveland on one
ride and Stevenson on the other. The
Locomotive Works will also have the
two largest pictures OF tha President
elect ard NiCe-P rcsident-elcct that will be
ln line being 1x5 feet
Insurance men: Red capes and torches
ana ROSTERS on hats.
Bankers. White capes and torches.
ROSTERS on caps.
Jackson Ward Club: Red capes, torches
and roOsters
Clay Ward Actives: Rooste-s in hats,
torches.
Howtzcrs: Red helmet, with swing
ing lamps and red sashes. They will have
charse of the fireworks
old Dominion club: Red helmets and
capes.
~. G. Williams Factory: White capes
with helmets and feather ROSTERS
The Dispatch Blue cdpes, striped hats
and torches.
The Richmond College Club will wear
sashes OF garnet and green, the College
colors. ROSTERS in hats and torches.
There Will be $50 students in line.
The officials and clerks at the Capitol
and other employees of the State Govern
mont will wear high hats. sashes and
carry canes. They viii turn out about
100 strong.
-Four or five hundred men from the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works will
turn out headed by a band Of music and
a unique float They will wear badges /
ana carry torches.
The employees Of the Tredegar will not |
turn out as q body. The men Will 90 |
with the respective clubs to which they /
belong.
Tho Ho 30 club will turn out 200 strong |
They will be commanded by Mac Jones !
as chief marshal, assisted by the follow |
ing aides Merwin Branch, John Branch, |
Dick Cullen, George Burton.
The chief marshal requests that all |
organizations will assemble at o'clock |
at the places designated for them in ihe
line Of formation below and report |
promptly 10 the marshals i'm charge.
The marshals are requested to call at
his Office to-day after y o'clock for full |
instructions and their badges Of Office.
Citizens who live along the line Of
parade are requested to illuminate their
yards and res licences.
The following viii be the order Of for
nation:
First DiVsion-Mounted police, First
REGIMENT band. chief marshal and aides.
city Democratic committee In carriages,
and the pross-Main street east of Tween
ty-hrth.
Real estate agents and all other mounted
men under command Of Colonel HaWes)-
TWcuty-lfth street south of Main.
Second DivisiOn-Band, Scouts and
Union Democratic club. Fulton Demo
cratic club and Rockets Democratic
Club Wenty-fOurth street north Of Main.
Henrico Democratic clubs and whole
sale Reconsideration street
south of Main. Colonel NJ. H. SpOtsWOOd |
and John Il. Hughes maIshals
Third Dyision-Stein's band. Old Do |
minlou democratic club. Thurman Demo
cratic Club-Twenty-third street north Of
Main.
Walker Light Guard Democratic Club,
Epps A. Gunst Democratic club Richmond
College Democratic Club-TWCnty-third
street south of Main Colonel j. Y. Bid
good and j. G.. Smith marshals.
Fourth Division-Blues band. Electric
democratic club q m-n. Drummers
Democratic Club. State officers and en-
ployes-Twenty-s second street north Of
Main.
Jackson Ward Democratic ClIb, Yacht
ug Democratic Club Richmond Theatre ,
Democratic Club, SeitZ Democratic Club
TWonty-secOnd street south of Main
IT,! eph Wallerstvin and Or. Benjamin
Harrison marshals.
Fifth Division Lee Camp fife anC drum
corps. Clay Ward Activcs. Workingmcn's
Club Of Clay Ward-Twenty-hrst street
north Of Main
House sign ana frcsco painters Of EX- /
change Hotel. hardware and railroad sup {
ply clerks. Atlantic Coast Line employee
I"enty-hrst street south Of Main. Charles 7
T. Wingo and William II. Allison mar {
tlas {
sixth Observation-Disclosures band, Pow
ha'aa Club and Richmond High School. Z
-. Hobo Democratic Club-Twentieth I
north Of Main. {
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