Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

south sides Of Main.
Printers and stationers will assemble on
Twenty-third street, north of Main.
Insurance. real estate, and railroads will
assemble on Twenty-second street. north
and south sides of Main.
Dry goods, jewelry, and boot and shoe
men will assemble on Iwenty-hrst, north
and south sides OF Main.
Furniture and music will assemble on
Twentieth, north side Of Main.
Paints and drugs will assemble on Twen-
tieth. south side OF Main.
Groceries. Nineteenth, north side OF
Main.
Band, corner Main and Nineteenth.
Brewers. east side OF Nineteenth street,
south of Main.
Dairymen, Nineteenth and Cary, and
follow brewers.
lee coal, and bricks, Eighteenth, north
of Main.
Hardware and saddlery, Eighteenth,
south of Main.
Iron and teamsters, Seventeenth, south
Of Main.
Fire Department. Fifteenth. south of
Main.
Persons participating in the parade are
requested to report to the marshals and
thus be assigned to their positions.
Marshals will cause parties assembling
on the south side of Main TO fall IN tlrst
| and those north of Main TO follow.
AIDES TO THE MARSHAL.
The following aides will have charge of
the organizations and floats forming on
the streets named below:
Arthur b. Clarke. Il. L. ID. Myers, Cam
non Fleming, G. d. Wingfeld, and Charles
II. Watkins will have charge OF Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
MeIiwether Jones. John A. Won Rose
negk. and Writ Taylor Chamblin, Nine
teenth street.
W. S. Wortham. T. F. Jefress, Blair Boil
ling, and +. A. Catlin, Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets.
Fred. Pleasants, Beirne Blair, and w.
Scott Carrington. Twentieth.
Charles Boiling, Nj. j. Dimmock, and
Gustavus Mlllhiser, Twenty-first.
williamson Talley, Thomas Boiling, and
Jackson Brandt, Twenty street.
James d. Patton, A. II. Christian,
Thomas Atkinson, and Robert Ii. Boykin
will assume charge of the mounted citi-
zens and the band and bicycles which fol-
low.
John Montague, Harvey Savage, and
Joseph b. johnson will act as couriers.
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The route of the parade will be as fol-
lows: Up Main TO Sixth, up Sixth TO
Broad, up Broad to Adams, down Adams
to Franklin, up Franklin to Lombardy,
thence to Broad and the Exposition
Grounds, entering at the upper race-track
gate. Those who wish TO return TO the
city Will make the exit at the main-driye
entrance Of the grounds
The programme for the opening of thu
Exposition has not been fully perfected as
vet. The details. though. are beng ar
ranged as speedily as possible. Things
are being rapidly gotten III order at the
grounds.
Further Description of Floats.
The DISPATCH reporters continued their
rounds among the merchants and manu-:
facturers Yesterday, and while many of
these had not decided definitely enough
the character of the displays they intend
cd TO make, the following additional de-
scriptions Of floats were secured;
FLOUR AND MILLFEED.
The Haxall- Crenshaw Company will have
| one large float in line, drawn by four
mules. On the float will be their different
brands of flour, mill-teed. &c., but the
exact arrangement of the display has not
been determined.
Thomas Potts & Co., wholesale grocers,
Will have several draped floats displaying
| the brands of -four they handle.
The display Of Harvey, Blair Co. will
! consist of several decorated drays loaded
with groceries.
Ashton Starke will have two large floats.
! On one there will be a windmill and on
| the other a threshlng- machine.
Binswanger Il CO., paint, ETC., 1927 east
| Main street, will display pyramids of oil
| barrels, paint-cans, etc., on decorated
| Aoats, On one of the floats, hanging be-
tween barrel pyramids. will be an immense
William DalTron, 1920, 14S4, 1896, and 1893
| east Main street. will put two floats in line
| These will be decorated, and in them will
| be handsome furniture.
]. q. Dill, tobacco manufacturer, 2220
| east Franklin, will contribute wagon, on
which his brands of tobacco will be dis
played.
| TUE NEcEssARIKs OF LIFE.
The display of s. Ullmau's Sons, family
| procers. 1920 and 1922 east Main, will be
| quite an elaborate one. There will be
| three decorated floats loaded with goods
! surmounted by fifteen boys bearing BAN
| ners with the advertisements OF certain
! articles on them. Fifteen other boys will
carry sacks of hour. -,
J'C. Dickerson, saddles and harness,
will be represented by new carriage drawn
by horses in fine harness. la. the carriage
will be seated five of Mr. Dickerson's
workmen, who will have with them sad
! dler,s horse, on which there will be q
! harness display. He will also be represent
| ed By tho harness OF the pohee-patrol
wagon.
pany, printers and stationers, Will be IA
| feet long by feet wide, with the hoor-lne
| 5 feet above the ground. IL Will carry
| display representing both the manufac-
! turing and mercantile interests OF the
The Richmond Stove Company will be
represented by decorated wagons loaded
with stoves.
| AoRAND RAILROAD DISPLAY.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
have one of the most elaborate and attrac-
| tive floats in the procession, and II Will in-
! deed be q ittlng emblem OF the hugo cor
poratiop. IN the middle of large wagon
| drawn by four horses there will be exhlb-
1 tied an immense canvas, n feet long and
| 10 feet high. Upon one side OF thls Will
| be painted passenger train, while on the
other freight train VIII be depicted; Inc Inc
1 be fastened in grooves upon a large plat
1 form, and will show of 70 excellent adyan-
! taco. The horses drawing the float Will all
| be caparisoned in bunting marked with the
| trademark of the company.
The William h. West Company. dealers
| In wooden and willowware and fancy
| groceries, No. 9 south fourteenth street,
| will have two floats. each OF which viii be
1 drawn by four horses. One float will con-
| tain wooden and willowware, while the
1 nfhey will be filled with boxes CONTAINING
| fancy groceries. Tho horses will be de-
1 corated with streamers, having the busi-
moss card Of the firm printed upon them.
Thomas Christian, glue manufactures,
l No. f4is east Main street, will have hoat
containing pyramid Of glue-casks.
a.. &. Lee, manufacturer of Lees Pre-
nered Agricultural Lime, will exhibit q
Hoat containing samples Of lime. plaster,
cement, and fertilizer.
soaE sTRIKIso FEATURES.
4 Ms A. J. Pyle, pfoprietress OF the Rich
| nond Steam Dyeing-. Securing. and tar-