The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-07
CHIEF MARSHAL'S MANIFESTO.
Major brandon Gives His Aides and
Line Of March.


Major Thomas a. Brander. Chief Mar
shdi of the parade ON Thursday, has is
sued thr following order.
Having been appointed chief marshal
of the ceremonies incident 10 the unVeil-
ing of the monument erected to Miss
Winnie Davis. the Daughter of the Con-
fcierlcv. ! her 10y assume charge. and
viii Doe assisted 10y my staff. as follows:
Joseph " lniEoOj. colonel and adiutant-
general. W. N. Evans. heutenant-colonel
and assistant adjutant-genera George
j.. Christian Northumberland and judge
advocate. Ia. w. Fiournoy, lieutenant
colonel and assistant jldge-advocate: G..
u. Bigger. Northumberland and quar-
tern aster-gencral. James II. Capers leu
tenant-colonel aud c0mmissary- general;
J.. r. Mason. lieu,enant-colonel and chap
lain. G.. g.. WcrtenbaHer Heutenant-Col-
ona and Inspector general; - -
Wake. Northumberland and surgeon
general. majors and aides-de-camp-JO-
saph Bryan. r.. 6. Marshall S. w Pau
lotte ID. r.. Moore. d. Taylor Ellyson.
Henry I- Roper. ". u. Goodrich Briga-
diCr. CeLOal Il. $ Gauett Norfolk: Brig
aciDr-Gei eIal MicaIah Woods Charlottes-
Vile.
Tho following gentlemen are requested
to act ass aides 20 the chief marshal:
Captain -. Jeter Bosher Major A. w
CARRIER. Colonel John b. Purcell, Captain
john Lamb John T Hughes. George
peane General w =. Roberts. James
T Ferriier. h. $. Bosher Jos. Dickerson.
Colonel q. Percy Halves Major Clay
uiewTy. John chamberlain. Colonel r.
- Maury. Co,onel John Cussons. Gene
raj A. l.. Phillips, Colonel W. Gordon Nc
Dabc Captain George Il. Rogers, Captain
.rH. H..lr f..f. ii
III. Dean. Colonel W. h. Cutshaw. Captain
W. o. Sydnor. Philip Whiuock. Herman
q. Meyers. Judge Il. G.. Minor. and James
". Boyd
LINE OF MARCH.
Franklin TO Laurel. TO Park avenue to
Cherry, 20 Hollywood.
10 is the desire OF the chief marshal
that all organizations. both military and
confederate VIII take part in these cere-
a ana report promptly TO the senior
officer present so that the time of moving
vil NOT Doe delayed
The cadets of The Virginia Military In
su.ute who may Doe In Tho city are espe-
ei"iy invited Go take part and report nm
Ger lnc senior officer 10 the commaudant
OF me military. Major W. r. simons nj
the above hour 90
Carriages for the ladies will be a. The
Maln-sireet entrance of the Jefferson
Hotel at ] O'Clock H. NJ. ana n 10 yor,,
important that they bo prornpt
All Confederate soldiers not attached
20 organized bodies viii report 10 General
Sflth Boiling al r. r.. Lee Cann Nan
The veterans from the Soldiers, Hon.
Will report 10 General Stith Boiling ~ ~
same time and place
Colonel John Il. Purcell and Major
w CARRIER VIII be in charge OF the car
riagcs
The Mayor, members Of the Board Of
Aldermen. and Common Council viii re.
port TO Colonel John y. Purcell In car
riagcs.
Private conyeyances will not be allowed
10 enter the cemetery unless numbered
and in the line OF procession.
The carriages. which have been provided
for the parade. Will be occupied as fol-
lows:
T. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Hayes, and Master
Jefferson Hayes Davis
?, Mrs. Dur Mrs. Hart and Miss Wal.
Ter.
Hon. 3 y Munsord. Governor Tyler
Mr.. ". s. Kelley. and Mr. J. T. Eilyson.
l. Or. ciarkson. Mr. zolnay, and Cen
oTai heasah -