Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18

'f's'. iiEAsANTS drum-cOrps.
TAXING Up THg MARCH.
.l. various organizations began 10 arrive at
= .' siguated for them TO fall into line at
~ a'.r o'clock, and the procession started
-iy-f'sh and Main streets at o'clock,
t.-r .5lurI
t's..a mammoth affair 1t was splendidlv
.a.- AMI the marshal and his aids deserve
't .'- ., admirably bringing order out OF
ie .lultisted seemed at one time dire
t t 'ue tho line began 20 stralghten out
-'-. sal ss along the route OF the procession
''t A med With men, women, and child en-
'l"r classes predCminating-and IN tho
f. q ire residences and stores humanity
'' r-.'f' Ike sardines. Small boys usurped
i EARNS OF the telegraph poles, and
-ifoo' not reserved for an OrgapiZa-
iu in VAS blocked with vehicles, which
.-- nporary reyiewing-stands.
iL- 'uog Of mounted policemen which
..-- 's vanguard Of the parade reached the
'..' .''ce az 500 O'Clock, and the line, ae
f' ..' "l~ could reach In both directions,
20 a network OF shooting stars from
.'i can .lr- ana amid a sea Of vari-colOred
.-. .'"e Was mass OF shifting, quiyer-
.ii ihe heavens crimson canopy.
i' Ha- TIE light that faces could be
...-'a'l iu windows squares away. The
'. 'ok an hour and 4 halt 20 pass
-i though IL moved with extraordinary
ltE DISPATCH BUILDING.
r.ir I'd ift1lH building Was blaze OF light.
'- la.nuted from bottom TO top with rows
.'.-..a lu tho windows, and as the parade
t-''l i.'r each window Roman candles were
b. 4i --i red, blue, and green lights burned.
..- awning were pendant scores Of Chinese
. Wai.c ;n front Of the building was a
A.'as sTeen upon which was thrown a
'"' %. Cleveland, "a view Of tho White House,
s'.ti ll'ilres. This canvas bore above tho
n, ~h'e. Mo pictures appeared the follow
- t."tIl from the Virginia Biz Of n ghts:
re-. .e,f is vested Ia aud consequently de-
fvn ttt people,
p va ue iluowlng declaration, also from
'.i o' Ngois;
-A' "'r ,llls ought % bo free"
a., .''Aich Wa enthusiastically cheered by
''t4 ilaii0E az I, passed the building.
iat DECORATIONS ElsEwHEEK.
,,. -s donations az all points touched by the
t'e Wete generous. Many, in fact nearly
-. l''.i nres on Main, Franklin, and other
p. 'if which the procession passed, were
r,...' h window ulumInatiOns burning and
...,..... .,ofns, and some Of them displayed
NJ oi Cleveland and Stevenson. The
i'hn1 and Commonwealth clubs made
49, handsome displays. and on Broad
81. -' nv every store was taetcfully dooora-
tgT .l-nluaied either by candies IN the
p... o' ioWs Of Cheese lanterns hung from
gp- .'k frames. On the flag poles % several
- uldlings we're punches Of Chinese ian
49,, ehne from others the national or Con-
s.,..'e goiors, aud Ia sone instances both
Y, iho breezes
,-,g .iahd reyiewipg-stand ia Sixth street,
lg1,. zoe - broad, WAS radiant In electric
J,t.' efs, and nags and from the centre
r.tI. heA1 WORK were shown splendid por-
U. ~. We next President aud Yiee-President.
sf,o,s.tll ,'.all was denHely crosoed as MAS that
1s,... oy AesoFs. julius Meyer q sons for the
N..llolA'ion OF ttelr patrons and friends.
O. 80 80 70 rom This point for several squares
a. S'sh Broad street wss as densc az pos
Ihs SED IRrILLBEYkEs.
se1 nsihinoGd Howitzers. who turned out 100
tls,,as s a. COMPANY. however. had entire
Nrs We hfewogks. and 10 thoif energy and
irtrs~.',- t-e large share Of tie success Of tho
al 80 en0n. Tney formed aud marched on
hs,ess.So..H The vast column. Captain John A.
lsasst4 =. commanded the men, and his I;eu-
ID Il vss'e ". A. BaTrett. Thomas II. siarks,
sef, ,,A ~ haciarlaue. The artiiieFymen all
d u heiin6te, hearing lanterns, and safbes
!as left shoulder.
-h' PLACES Aloas tns line Of march there