The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
viii Occupy an Hour and a Half Pass.
ing a Given Point,
MARSHAL'S AIDES ARE NAMED
List of Gentlemen Requested 20 Act IN
That Capacity-Badges and Dress
of Carnival Oficials-lnstruc-
lions tor the Marshars Aides.
Procession Moves at Ten
O'clock.

At a meeting OF the civic Carnival
Committee, held at Murphys Hotel last
night. the marshals and aides We're pres
ent and received instructions for the great
parade. The line ON which the procession
will move was announced, together with
the hour at which it will start The
minor details or badges and decoration
were disposed Of and contracts for FUR
nishng them awarded
II was estimated az the meeting that the
procession will be two miles long. and
that it will occupy an hour and a half
passing "a given point. There will be nve
bands i'm line.
The procession will assemble on the side
streets from Eleventh 90 Third. abutting
Broad street. The head will leave Eley-
enth and Broad az 10 o'clock and will
proceed thence TO Adams to Grace TO Ry-
land 10 Franklin, TO Third, TO Grace 10
Sixth. 10 Main to TWcnty-scc0nd. where
the parade will end. the participants dis
persing into the side streets The rule
that Will govern in concluding the parade
provides against those first disposed
doubling back on the sidewalks of lho
street along which the rear is proceeding
to the dispensing point
MARSHAL AND AIDES.
As heretofore announced, Mr.. s. W.
Travers has been chosen as chief marshal
ana Mr n. J.. Valentine as chief-of-
stan The following gentlemen are re-
Quested 90 act as aides Messrs r. e..
Rennoids, n. NJ. Boykn. w Garnett
Winn, o. III. Funsten, W. *. Bache. Chas
r. Winston. Horace ;. 4lawes. Cannon
Fleming. W. ID. Turner, j. ". sharp.
W. d. Meyer. O. b. Sydnor r. W Stew
enson. c. NJ Ganzert. H. c. Brown, A.
l.. Lorraine. c. ID. Wngneld A. Plz-
zini, Jr., w. G.. PuIier, r.. IA. Lea. Thos.
Whittet =. G0nnella. W. y. Jones. A.
b. Clark Gordon Wallace. W. B. Saun-
ders Thos. T. Jenrcss r. IA. 81 Har-
r.s0n. b. 5. Robinson, James r. Disney.
A. Won y. Rosenegk. Jno. N. Redwood.
L. o.. Savlle Moses Rose Alvin Gath
right. Lindsay Allen. Or. W. T. open
himer Irwin WeIsiger Jno. u. Potts +.
w. Cunningham. Milton l.. Marcuse g.
n. Brown Harvey i. Wilson. W. = Tay-
lor. r. Stterdlng. T.. r. Maupn +. q.
Schmidt. Charles A. Motley Augustine
Royal. r. G. Broaddus. q. +. Lath-op
John W. Gordon. G.. G.. Walker. Samuel
Stern. George W. Poe W. d. Long. Joseph
Stumpf John j. Murphy Joseph l.. Mont
g0mery @. IT. Brown. @ Harvey Clarke.
Richard II. Johnson julius A. Hobson.
j. W Lockwood Jr. 4 St. clair Butler.
w l.. Shervin. Louis Metzger. @. G. Cow
ernator c. ". Vaughan and Lewis W.
Pizzini.
THEIR COSTUME.
The marshal and aides will wear black
derby hats. black coat and vest tan leg
gings or tan boots. with white g'0v<
Their badge viii be- b.u" and white
streamers. fastened with "a handsome but
tom. Where0n viii bee "a miniature picture
of the Shubrick. The badges and red-
white-and- sashes will be provided by
the committee. The marshal and aides
VIII assemble at the corner OF Eleventh
and Broad. mounted. at . o'ci0ck-an o. hour
before the procession moves.
4 handsome red rosette. with olive
streamers. will distinguish members of
the civic Carnival Committee and the
Reception Committee. Contract for these
badges was awarded 10 NJ. Arthur No
Gully 5. :. Rosendorf viii make the
badges for the marshsls aides.
The following additions 60 those who
will be represented in the parade are
announced. The Virginia Glass Works.
the r. 4. Patterson Tobacco Company.
j T. Sparks. Stern & Co.. WngO. Elicit
4 Crump Shoe Company Ferguson
Brothers, the Lexington Laundry.