The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
THOUSANDS ON The
MARCH FOR RICHMOND
Continued from Flrst paeo)

AS the military Ni-'ti'H.' u
semblo by o'clock. every member IS o ,Ss
poctcS 40 be an Ms com9anys quarters
''o' '''' al s. ITAIiDWTClkE.
7et IT Commanding Co f.
Tho 11owifzcrs will assemble at their
armorv This morning at 10 O'Clock.
saint win be fred by the llowitzers on
~, o~rl,of Of president Mckinley. At
tor the salute they viii fall into line
and take part IN The Trades Parade. me
salu,o oil 10 fred from Monroe Park
Immediately upon the arrival Of the Pres
idcnual train
AIDES TO THE MARSHAL.
Tho following gentlemen have been ap-
,o,otod aides. and with the exception Of
those performing special duties, will re-
main near the person Of the chief mar
shal. at She head of the parade.
r. @. Rennolds. H. NJ Boykln, w. Car
nett Wlnn %. "a. Funston W. X. Bache
Chas r. Winston. Horace 5. Halves. can
non Fleming. Wilmur ID. Turner, J. W.
sharp W. ID. Mover. q. B. SydnOr. j. w
sarg G.. M. Gaubcrt. II C.. Brown. IA.
l.. Lorraine. g.. j. Wingneld. \. Pizzlni
Jr. vs.. g.. Puuer. James /. Anderson, T.
j. Lea. Thomas Whittot. u. Gonella w.
y. Jones A. b. Clark, Gordon Wallace,
W g. Saunders. Thomas +. Jciircss, X.
IT, NJ Harrison. d. 5. Robinson James
r. Disney. a. Won y. Rosencgk. John II.
Redwood g. O. Savillc. Nj. Rose Alvin
Cartwright. Lindsay Allen. w. 7. Open
himer ~ j.. Alvin Wcisigcr, John d.
Potts. Frank W.. Cunningham. Milton l..
Niarcusc. o.. r. Brown. Harvey L. Wilson,
Warren J.. Taylor, +. Sitterding =. T.
Maukn T. c. Schmidt. Chas a. Motley
Augustine Royal. r. c. Broaddus G. p
Iathr0p John W. Gordon. G.. G.. Walker
SamI stern. W. d. Long. Joseph Stumpf
John j. Murphy Jos. s. Montgomery. c.
IT, Brown, O.. Harvey Clarke, Richard ii.
johnson. Julius A. Hobson, J. w. Lock-
wood. Jr.. 4. II. C.. Butler. w. l.. Sher-
win. Louis Metzgcr. Chas. w. Vaughan
Lewis II. Brander and Louis w. Pizz!ni
These gentlemen are requested 20 meet
tho Chief Marshal promptly at 9 O'Clock
this morning on Broad street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, mounted.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
The display viii besin at 1880 o'clock
evening. and VIII run about an hour
and twenty minutes.
1t will Doe given on the Lee Monument
grounds. just west of the monument.
The following is the official pro-
gramme. showing the progress Of bat
tlcship building from lS41 to 1900;
opening salute. with twelve aerial
decorators.
Grand Nominations with twelve ef-
fective beacon lights
Set piece, size 400 square feet Of lance
FIRE: coat of arms of the state Of Viz
gnia.
Second Tableaux-
Iron revenue cutter Cside wheel,
with guns firing: size. 4oo square feet
OF lance fire. James X. Polk built in
1877.
Flight OF twonty-four exhibition rock
cts.
Display Of national bombshells. 12xl2
inches. each repeating three times.
Third IablcauX-
Flight of twenty-four exhibition rock
cts showing electric wonders, shooting
stars. pointed streamors etc, etc, etc.
Fourth TableauX-
Two wooden warsh.ps, 500 square feet
guns frlng-Roan0kc, built in 1855, and
the Colorado. built I'm 1851
Flight OF twenty-four rockets. show
inr cornuc0ria, cascades and dragons.
Fifth Tablcaux-
Twelve pinch bombsholls each re-
pcaung five times.
Flight OF twcnty-four rockets, each
showing new combinations.
TIE MERRlMAC.
sixth Tab'eaux-
fire picture. 900 square feet showing
the iron clad Virginia (MorrimaG,
built in 1862.
Seventh Tab.caux-
Fiisht Of twelve rockets, six pounds,
showing searchusht stars.
Six bombshens. 1S-inch, each repeat
ing three times.
iIieht of twelve rockets six pounds,
showing willow tree effects.
Eighth TableauX-
The armored battleshlp Texas Con
square feet. with guns firing. built in
1855
Twenty-four rockets. S-pounders. show
ine prize Comelc stars. golden cloud,
peacock p.umos. hanging chains.
Niuth TahloauN-
Six bombsheus. 1S-inch, each repeat
iue hye times.
Six bombsheus. 2i-inch. unequaled eff
SIX bombsholls. so-inch. cbarltOn's
wonders
Tenth Tablcaux-
Great fire picture torpedo boat Shu-
brick with torped0es exploding, built
in 1899. with the fire bust Of w. r.
Treg. the builder. This viii Doe repre-
scented by 1000 square feet of lance fire.
Bust OF list of the navy and the naval
board of construction represented by
I'I rI.AAif Attt Nl ArillNN IlIf. MS ls the
largest set price over exhibited and VIII
be shown as follows. Admirals Melville
uichb0rne O'Ncil, Crowningshiold. Brad
ford. and Secretary Long.
FLIGHT of 900 rockets, various effects
Twelfth TabIoauX-
GOOD night in 2i-inch burning letters.
CARNIVAL BALL.
The BAH viii De one Of the events OF the
Carnival n VIII Doe given az the Audito-
rum tomorrow night preceded 10y q
grand concert by the Soldiers Home
Band. from Hampton.
There win Doe "a large number OF noted
guests. including the Shubrck family
onI many of Che party from Washington.
General lee Will probably Dee present
Tho Auditorium viii Doe amply heated,
and a'l conNcuiences VIII Dee made.
Tickets costing one dollar. viii admit
one gentleman and lady or two ladies'
80 dancing floor The gallery wii oe
open to the public at . cents each.
ST.. Jefferson Wallace, who VIII de-
4fer tuc coronation address 10 the
hueh.s and ladies. viii be- introduced by
Afr. Joseph Wa1osstoip. Captain George
T.. shaokcfari BIAS charge OF the noor
ana special detail of police viii be on
hand
Tickets cam Dc procured from Branch
Anens on Main street. or Morris, on
Broad street.
GRAND STATE TOURNAMENT