Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

of tho Chamber Of Commerce. win be .
fitting opening tor tho Exposition. and oy
means OF the great PROCESSION Richmond
will gain an opportunity to show her en-
terprise to tho world.
Afeature OF the procession will be tho 90
number OF merchants and other business
men on horseback. The following 70 the
ride: AZ. II. Asher jacob Bates, X. ?.
Bosher, III. o. Burnett. w. M. Csry. T. A.
Catlin. Arthur b. Clarke, ID. o. Davis. W.
r. DibreIl. NJ. J. Dimmock, 9. Nj. Fcrreli,
John W. Fisher, Joseph NJ. Fourqurean,
Jacob Cans. Robert II. Gillian. HARRISON
& Crump. II. w. Harwood. Henry Is.
Holms, John A. Hutcheson, J. Is. Jclress.
Thomas II. Jeffress. George u. King.
Il. u. Leo, J. o. Martin. Polk Miller.
g acd Minor B. p h Pssaefson. ss yoSn
Pope. j. q. Proctor, LanRhorne Putney,
WI. Ready. Samuel REGISTER. Weitsr X.
Roane. ]. ii, Rose, Augustine a Royal.
George Schpn. Fl. w. Shelton, A. O..
Shepherd. Walter ID. Simmons. y. y. snead,
u. III. Storm. Hugh NJ. Taylor. w. IL Tyler,
Andrew Welsh. II. ID. Whitcomo, 4. W.
Wood, L. O. Younger BIO. 1ates, Vnsrigs
Il. IoefIIer. Meade Haskins, II: J.. Cabell,
n A. Cary &. w. Travsrs. Siles Shelburne,
George Il. Steel, l.. y. Vaughan, Thomas
n Render. W. j.. WhItehurst. r..
a. REYNOLDS. ]. Felix Smith, Louis
p Ecker ii 8. i. PattesoD. n. w.
Rowe Cameron q Cameron, A. ID. Lander
lin. William A. Mounteastle, George 4.
Jones. Stokes & Dunn. j. III. Conrad's
Sons. Tyler & Phaup. O. y. Wingo or
James ID. Crump, u. ID: Neal, Dr., Il. II.
Boykin. i. II; Mcclure, John Y. freeman,
Waddey. Hunter q Sims, j. II. Harvey,
William r: De saussure, q. w. Par
sons. Julien Binford, Joseph V. Bidgood,
Chewing & Rose go. Edgar q. Gum, Ar
rington & Rose, Donnan h Cannon, h ia.
Powers. g. III. Fleming, }. IL. Dinneen,
Pichmond Tobacco Company, Jenkins u
Walthall, Isaac A. Gentry, Noryoll Ry-
land, Lewis ID. Crenshaw. Jr.. H.. n; Jonn-
son, J. l.. Antrim, Clarence Allldhlser,
Crump 4 West Coal Company; a. W. rat
terson, John y. Mcclure, and Arthur IL.
Peasants.
II has not yet boon decided whether the
Fire Department will take part IN tho pa
rade. as the Board Of Fire Commissioners
deemed ii imprudent for them to ester the
line. as q fire might possibly occur at the
time. For this reason they at first de-
clined 70 grant Chief Marshal Starke's re-
quest, but he has written to them again.
The Fire Department has been In all pre-
yious parades of this character, and II
would be a great pity for 1t not TO be we'll
represented in this one.
Messrs. Z. b. Taylor & Co., No. east
Broad and 101l east Main. will have In the
parade q handsome fat 20 feet square.
made into handsome dinlng-room table
set with $3.50 dinner-set and fine cut
GLASS. The float will be handsomely deco
rated and drasn by four beautiful nags.
The Southern Steam Laundry, corner
Ninth and Broad, Will have two fine de.
livery-wagons trimmed with bunting and
showing samples of washing.
Messrs. Taylor d Brown, No. $40 east
Main street. boots, shoes, &C., will have q
lovely float draped and decorated so as to
represent the shoe interest.
Charles G.. Jurgens. No. 42i east Broad.
furniture, will have an elegant float neatly
and lastly decorated and filed with fur
nlture.