Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-20
THE TRADES PARADE.
line OF MARCH ADOPTED FOR THE
GRAND PAGEANT.
AIDS TO THE CHIEF MARSHAL.
They Met Last Evening and re-
cefved Insfrucffons--Generni Lee IN
Comtnr-Tbe President and Adj
mfrnI Dewey Are Expected.

miral Dewey Are Expected.
The trades parade TO be held in TINS
city tho sist instant incidental to the
launching Of the shubrick will DO one OF
the grandest pageants which have passed
over the streets OF Richmond in many
years.
This is now assured, and the commit
tee from the Civic Carnival Association
having the arrangements for this feature
os the launching celebration in charge
are busy mapping out their plans and ar
ranging TO have the display presented
in its most attractive form. The COM
mlttee met last night with the aides TO
the chief marshal, and instructed them az
to what would be expected OF them, and
then held an extended session. devoting
several hours to details. The line Oh
march was adopted, the order OF parade
was practically agreed upon, and other
matters OF Importance were disposed OF.
The aides to the chief marshal were
informed that they would be expected 10
report to Chief-Marshal Travers al
Eleventh and Broad streets at A. M. on
the 3lst, mounted, and attired in black
coat and vest, black derby hat, tan leg
gins or tan boots, and white gloves. Each
ono will be furnished with a handsome
badge and a red, white, and blue sash by
the Carnival Committee.
LIST OF AIDES.
The chief marshal will lead the parade
with his chief of staff. Mr.. Henry Lee
Valentine, and the following gentlemen
have been requested to act as aides;
r. c.. Rennolds, II. III. Boykin, w. Gar
nett VIM, o. II. Funston, W. X. Bache
Charles r. Winston, Horace S. HAYES,
Cannon Fleming, w. ID. Turner j. w.
Sharp. w. D. Meyer, G. 3. Sydnor, r. w.
Stevenson, G. NJ. Gaubert, II. c. Brown,
II. i. Lorraine, c. ID. Wingaeld, A. Pizzi-
nj, Jr., w. G.. Fuller, y. II. Lea, Thomas
Whittet, p. Gonnella, w. n. Jones, \. b.
Clarke, Gordon Wallace, w. 3. Saunders,
Thomas Il. Jeffress, r. II. NJ. Harrison
=. S. Robinson, James I. Disney, "A. Won
N. Rosenegk, John II. Redwood, c. O..
Savllle Moses Rose, Alvin Gathright
Lindsay Allen, Dr. w. 7. Oppenhimer,
Irwin Weisiger, John D. Potts, +. W. Cum
ningham, Milton i. Marcuse, G. T. Brown,
Harvey L. Wilson. w. p. Taylor, 4. Sit
terding, e. Il. Manlin, u. G.. Schmidt.
Charles A. Motley, Augustine Royal, r. G.
Broaddus. c. 7. Lathrop, John W. Cor
don, c. c. Walker, Samuel Stern, George
w. Poe, w. d. Long, Joseph Stumpf, John
J. Murphy, Joseph S. Montgomery, c. FL.
Brown G. Harvey Clarke. Richard II.
Johnson, julius A. Hobson, ]. W. Lock-
wood, Jr.. A. st. Clair Butler. w. L. Sher-
win, Louis Metzger, G. c. Guvernator. c.
w. Vaughan, and Lewis w. Pizzini
ROUTE OF THE PARADE.
It ia the purpose Of the Trades Parade
Committee to form the parade on the
cross streets sbutting on Broad, from
Eleventh to Third streets, and TO move
from Eleventh street promptly at 10
o'clock The line Of march 10 be fol-
lowed is up Broad to Adams. thence TO
Grace to Rylsnd. 10 Franklin, to Third,
TO Grace, 10 Sixth, TO Main, and thence TO
Twenty-second street, where the parade
will be dismissed, the participants there
In dispensing on the side streets,
either north or south. The principal
rule 10 be observed Is that all partici-
rants in the parade shall continue TO
be finish and that none shall, after be-
ng dismissed, return up Main street I'M
n the rear Of the parade shall have
cached Twenty-second street.
ADDITIONAL FLOATS.
There will be several hundred floats In
he parade. In addition to those already
announced, the following firms on yes
terday announced their purpose OF max
ing displays: Virginia Glass-Works. r.
A. Patterson Tobacco Company, j. l..
Sparks. Stern & Co., Wingo, Elicit &
Crump Shoe Company, Lexington Laun-
dry, and Ferguson Brothers
The badges to be worn by the aids will
be in Virginia colors, blue and a white
streamer, the one bearing the inscription
Marshal" the other Richmond, va,
October 81, 1899" The two streamers
will be held by button on which viii
appear a reproduction Of the Shuorick'
| The contract for these badges was
awarded to S. S. Rosendorf.
The Civic Carnival committees will wear
| exceptionally handsome badges in the
| shape Of a red rosette with olive stream
ers. The contract for these was award
| ed to Mr.. oscar McCullen
NOTABLEs ARE COMING.
! General Fitzhugh Lee has cabled that
I, he will be here; assurances were re-
ceived yesterday that President McKin-
ley will accept the invitation 70 be eX-
! tended him, and the invitation com
nnittees are more than hopeful that Ad-
mlral Dewey will come. The cablegram
from General Lee was addressed TO Mr..
Jefferson Wallace. and was as follows:
"Quemada Cuba, october 18th.
"Thanks for invitation. Am able 10
say that will be there unless something
unforeseen occurs. LEE
Tho committees to invite the President
and Admiral Dewey were 70 have mel
tomorrow to arrange for their trip on
Monday, but the President having re-
turned to Washington, and it appearing
that Admiral Dewey will leave Tor Az
lanta Monday. an effort will be made
10 have the committees go TO Washington
tomorrow morning.
TOURNAMENT AND RACES.
The preparations for the tournament
and race meeting are rapidly being made
now. The knights who entered yesterday
arc j. NJ Thompson, Of Newport, Nd.
and NJ. T. Simmons, Of Brookland. The