Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

SlKty knights nave euttIcu, anu 'Io az aiA
will be one of the most interesting OF its
character ever witnessed in Virginia. Mr..
John II. Martin, of Farmvile. Is the chief
marshal. and his assistants are Messrs.
A. A. Cox. f. NJ. Bugg, G. s. Bagley, W. ID.
Cardwell. C. w. Blanton. Jr.. &. W..
Fowlkes, and Manley Broadus.
The marshal has issued circular giving
the following rules and regulations:
knights will assemble at Eighth and
Broad streets at II A. NJ. sharp, for IN
spection and instructions. Parade Will
commence at 1880 A. NJ; riding ut 1890
Z. NJ. Length of lance, eight feet, and to
balance not nearer point than one-thlrd
length of lance. Time, eighty yards IN
eight seconds. Two-inch rings with priyl-
lere to reduce during the ties If neces-
sary. No knight will be permitted to
have ride over unless he lowers MS
lance. and then only at ring or rings at
winch he lowers his lance. No knight Will
be allowed 10 lower his lance for fault OF
himself or horse. Knights Will denver
their rings to one of the marshals, who
will report result TO the judges. All disputes
will be decided by tho Judges. No knight
will be allowed TO leave the grounds until
disbanded unless by permission OF the
chief marshal. After the fitting IS over
the knights will be mustered back 70
starting point, where they Will be dis
banded.
Knights will assemble in front Of
Music Hall, on Exposltion-G Grounds, at s: Is
L. NJ prompt, and will muster IN BODY
in hall for coronation address, &c, IN their
riding costumes. Coronation address and
delivery of prizes will take place at $3.50 L.
NJ. IN Music Hall. Ball after coronation Is
over.
"If knight does not start when his
title is called the second time he torfelts
that ride, if for any cause OF himself or
horse, -,
The decision of the judges shall be
final"
THOSE WHO WILL RIDE.
Here is tho list of gentlemen who will
ride, together with the characters they
will represent:
Arthur Craddock, Baltimore, Howden.
w W. Abernathy, Richmond, Autumn.
l.. NJ. Walker, Albemarlo, Albemarle.
i. Petit, Fluvanna, Glenburnte.
A. j. Terrell, Buckingham, Bucklnghatn.
w. A. Willeroy, DR., King William, ldaho'
K. 4. Mo1ett, Fauquier, Fauquier.
G. s. deter, Jr., Powhatan, Powhstan'
j. +. swift, Louisa, Louisa
w = Thomas, Richmond, Grip.
H. f. Baker, Richmond, II. b. A.
w. G. scott, Charlotte, brakes Branch.
DIR. l.. W. Wilson, Lynchburg, LynchDurg.
j. NJ. Venable, Farmyille. Little Lord Fsuntle-
roy
Rod Allen, Cumberland, Cumberland.
McGruder Sinton, Richmond, Sir Lancelot.
X. +. Broadus King and Queen, NeHto"n'
Lee Upshaw. Caroline. Caroline.
Lewis Willis, Richmond, Richmond.
Lewis CToxton, King William, Famunkey.
W. H. Parrish, Richmond, Mont hose.
T. ID. Parrish, Richmond, Metropolis.
H. T. Parrish, Goochland, Contention. -,
II. f. Wynhoop, King and queen Inc oiu
br' W. E. Anderson, Farmville. Healing Art.
W. b. Cockey, Maryland, Garrison.
Noncure Manchester, Chesterfield.
Walter Dyson, Hanover, HICKORY Hill
Charles +. Cockey, Jr., Maryland, Garr.son
Forest ,,, NJ. ,r,,,
William Gregory, King William. Black Lance
b. NJ. Garret King William, aattapohl
W. F. Yenable. Farmville. Cherokee. $780,,
Butler Terry, King william, King William
j. ". solomon, Richmond, sunny South.
g. II. Harris, Richmond, Henrico.
IA. A. Hall, Hanover, Stddey.
W. V. Thraves, Amelia, River side.
J. C. Dnnker, Richmond, Walnut Shades.
T. G.. Gain, Albemarle, Stony Point.
Charles q. Gath, Albemarle, Ola dominion
W. Il. Eanes James City, star OF tho East.
n. l.. Hendloy. James City. James City.
T.. ). Meanley, James City, Stone House.
W. n. Austin, Amelia, Mazeppa.
r. E. Garuett, Hanover, New Kent
II. X. Kirtly, Richmond, Virginia
c. F. SteCer, Manchester, Amelia.
j. A. Hnlsman, Amelia, Sailor Creek.
r. A. Proctor, Jr., Charlotte, Neville.
&, A. Osborne, Prince Edward. keysyille.
G.. q, Moseley, Mecklen0urg Belleyllle.
j. w. lockwood, Jr., Richmond, Capital City
A. T. Richardson, Dinwlddie, Church Road.
r. r. Clark. Dinwiddie, Dinwiddie.
John S. Boiling, Dinwiddie, Namozine.
H. r. Watkins. Manchester, Manchester.
]. II, Robertson, Petersburg, Petersburg
j. h. Sinclair, Hampton, Hampton.
Thomas A. Sinclair, Newport News, Time
Water.
The ball will take place IN the Music
Hall. which will be foored over and put IL
perfect condition for such al event. Pro
lessor II. +. Laube will have charge OF the
floor, and the coronation address Will OF
made by Roosevelt Page, Esq. Seats VIII o!
arranged around the side of the hall. ane
ths number of tickets will DO limited
These can only be obtained from member
Of the Amusement Committee-Messrs
Henry w. Wood. Everett Waddey, and L
p. Campbell. The charge TO the knights
will be delivered promptly at noon o.
Hon. II. w. Flournoy, Secretary OF tn
The bicycle races, for which there are
large number Of entries, VIII occur OF
Thursday and Friday. The wbeelmei
have arranged an excellent programme an(
good records viii be made.
coLUNRIAS-DAY.
Friday will be Columbian-Da and 1t J
expected that the crowd Will be immense
All of the railroads will sell tickets at TN
rate Of / cent mile, good FOR ioaf Gays
These will be sold on the 20th and 2ist.
The Governor has issued proclamation
for public holiday. all the public school
will shut up shop, and children under y
years Of age are TO be admitted at 10 cent
on that day. This ought TO bring nos
of people out. and il will.
THE POULTRY Snow.
The poultry exhibit is one OF the oes
ever seen south Of New York.
Inst inside the main entrance upon 81
octagon stand may DO tsen Old Warrior,
trimmed and fitted up with gadss resoy
waiting. and anxious for battle.
TO tho right ~ you enter may % seei
the turkey md duck coops. In the cas-
and Won will ind the long rev Of neat iitti
,e,gaon- coox,s aud IN them nay be seen u