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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

and grocers' exhibits These will form
in order under direction OF Mr.. Irwin
Weisiger.
on Fourth street south Of Broad will as
semble exhibits of millers, manufacturers
OF food products, such as baking powders,
fiavoring extracts, &c, &c; meat curers
and packers. bakers, dairymen, feed-deal-
ers. These will form In order under d.
rection Of Mr.. J. w Lockwood, Jr.
On Third street north of Broad VIII as
semble Phoebus Band breweries, liquor
dealers. butchers, fish and oyster dealers,
marketmen. These will form in order I'M
der direction of Mr. c. O. Saville.
On Third street south Of Broad will as
semble railway companies floats, express
COMPANIES. laundrles. coal and wood
dealers ice-dealers coOpers, hotels, So
cietv for Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails teamsters. These will form in or
der under direction Of Mr.. w q. Puller'
The requests Of the gentlemen named
in charge Of forming on the cross streets
will be obeyed. and they will retain their
relatives positions in the line OF march
with said divisions, observing that the
order In line IS not too open or too close.
All hands Of music, all ORGANIZATIONS and
Ali exhibits entering the parade must De
ON the grounds and in positions assigned
for them by $50 o'clock \. NJ, TUESDAY
October Slst.
THE ENTRIES.
Tho entries for the trades parade as
furnished 10 the chairman of that com
rnittee I'D to Friday evening, are as io'-
lows:
Atlantic varnish-Works.
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OUTLINE DRAWING ONE

He also took Guaymas, La PaZ, and san
Bias, which ports, together with othe.
places In Mexico end California, he hell
until the close OF the war.
He commanded the Princeton In 1851
with d small squadron 10 project the
fisheries in a dispute with the British
was chief OF the Bureau OF Construction
In 1853; chairman OF the Lighthouse
Board in 1S5i-'JS, and In 1853 he was ap
pointed TO command a fleet OF nineteer
vessels with 200 guns and $500 mon. fly.
ing the flag OF a ylce-admiral. 10 ope-
rate against Paraguay for firing upon
the United States steamer Water Witch.
He reached Ascension on the 18th OF
January, 1853, and by display OF force OBJ
tanned apologies and pecuniary indem-
nifty on February 10th.
The President highly commended his
zeal and ability I'm the conduct OF this
mission, and the President OF the Ar
gentine Republic presented him with .
sword In 1861 unsuccessful efforts were
made to induce him 10 join the Confede-
rates In behalf OF his native State. AL
though he declined, no was, in Decem-
Der. 1851. placed on the retiyed list He
continued on duty as chairman Of the
Lighthouse Board from 1880 until 1910.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
GALLANT ADMIRAL sHuBRIClI.
sketch of the sailor for whom OuD
First Torpedo-Boat In Named.

The torpedo-boat Shubrick. which Is to
be launched on Tuesday, will perpesuats
the memory of distinguished naval ON
Ger. who rendered conspicuous and gal
liant service TO his country.
1t has been named after Admiral VIII
liam Branford Shubrick, who was born
on Bulls Island. S. c., october 81. 1870.
and died In Washington, ID. c., May q.
1874 The launching will, therefore. COM
memorate the lo9th anniversary of the
Admirars birth.
The distinguished sailor entered the
navy as midshipman August 10. 1896. and
was commissioned lieutenant January 8.
1913. He commanded a gunboat In Hamp-
ton Roads in 1913. and assisted In defend
ing Norfolk against the British. He was
third lieutenant OF the Constitution at
the capture OF Cyane and Levant, Feb
ruary q, 1915, and executive In her SUBJ
sequent escape from a British fleet. Ho
received a silver medal, and his mama
was included in a vote Of thanks by Con-
gress TO Stewart and his officers. and the
State OF South Carolina presented him
with a sword for his services. lie was
commissioned master copmandant March
! 2S. 1920. and captain February q. 1881.
| He commanded the West India
| oiudutoh III 1870 I'D anu was cniei cL
! the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing In
| 1876.
On January % 1871, Captain Shubrlck
arrived on the coast OF California In the
Independence. and assumed command Of
! the United States naval force In tho
| Pacific.
CITIES THAT HE CAPTURED.
He captured the city OF Mazattan No
| vember II. 1871 and landing the naval
brigade. held it against superior forces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

ing. and In order that this idea might De
generally understood, the following ad-
dress from Mr. S. W. Travers, chief mar
shall, is made public: .,...,
TO THE CITIZENS OF RlCHMOND
AND MANCHESTER:
TO All Civic and Military ORGANIZATIONS
and All Manufacturers and Merchants
who Contemplate Taking Part IN our
Trades Parade October 81. 1893:
October 81, 1889, promises to be a me-
morabie day in the history Of Richmond.
IL viii not only demonstrate 20 ourselves
and our visitors what we already are.
but will mark the beginning of another
step forward 10 sul greater prosperity.
From the beginning off my residence
here. now sixteen years, / have been firm
In my belief that Richmond possessed
ADVANTAGES second 10 no city OF my ac-
ouaintauce. which would mako it great
manufacturing city IF her citizens could
only be fully aroused 90 their value.
At last the dawn is breaking!
Some weeks ago when 1 was made
chairman OF the General Carnival Conn
mittee TO properly celebrate an impor-
taut new industry. ana one which man
Tested 10 the world fully reunited
country. by the launching Of a United
states war vessel I'm the capital OF me
Southern Confederacy, 1 hesitoted be
fore accepting so important a trust ana
only consented because / believed
would get the loyal support when was
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=. Gonella, w. NJ Jones.
a. u. Clark Gordon Wallace,
w. u. Saunders. Thomas +. Iefress.
u. II. NJ. Harrison, b. S. Robinson,
Jas. I. Disney. A. Won y. Rosegnek.
John II. Redwood. G. o. Sayille,
M. Rose. Alvin Cartwright.
IL. Allen. W. Il. Oppenhimor. NJ D..
Irwin Weisger. John ID. Potts.
T.. w. Cunningham. VI. l.. Marcuse,
c. T. Brown. Harvey l.. Wilson.
Warren J.. Taylor. +. Sitterdng.
Il. T. Mankin. T.. q. Schmidt.
Chas. A. Motley. Augustine Royal,
II. G. Broaddus. G. +. Lathrop,
John w. Gordon. 9. 6. Walker,
Samuel Stern, W. ID. Long,
Joseph Stumpf. John j. Murphy,
Jos. s. MONTGOMERY, G. II. Brown.
G. Harvey Clarke. Rich'd A. Johnson.
julius A. Hobson, J. W. Lockwood. Jr..
A. st. c. Butler. w. L. Shervin,
Louis Metzger, Charles W. Vaughan,
Louis W Pizzin.
These gentlemen are requested TO meet
the chief marshal promptly az Q O'Clock
A. NJ, October 3lst, on Broad street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
mounted and ready to receive sashes and
badges.
THE ORDER OF FORMATION.
The following order will be observed in
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ters These will form in order under d.
rection Of Mr.. Augustine Royal.
On Sixth street south of Broad Will as
semble varnsh. paints. oils, painters.
These Will form In order under direction
OF Mr. W. l.. Shervin.
On Fifth street north Of Broad viii as
semble iron and steel manufactures. Bow
ering's Band, IRON and steel-workers i'm
procession, paper manufacturers. wood
enware manufacturers. These will form
in order under direction of Mr.. G.. Harvey
Clarke.
on Fifth street south OF Broad will as
semble harness and saddle manufacture
ers; carriage, buggy, and truck manufac-
tuners; pump and well exhibits, agricul-
tural implements. seedsmen, fertilizer
manufacturers. These will form in order
under direction of Mr.. Milton L. Marcuse.
on Fourth street north Of Broad will
assemble banks, insurance, real estate,
tobacco and cigarette, cigar and cheroot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.
Standard Oil Company.
Virginia Glass-Works.
r. A. Patterson Tobacco Company.
J. u. Sparks.
Stern d Co.
Wlngo, Elicit & Crump Company.
Southern Railway Company.
Ferguson Brothers.
Lexington Laundry.
ID. A. Ainslie.
d. A. Brown.
Singer Manufacturing Company.
Cable Piano Company.
Southern Stove-Works.
T. c. williams Tobacco Company.
Eagle Paper Company.
Virginia Steam Laundry.
julius Sycle & Son.
Richmond Biscuit Company.
William Reinheimer.
Cameron & Cameron.
Fl. A. Finke.
ID. Buchanan.
L.arus & Brother
II. Metzger e Son.
Richmond Broom-Works.
II. w. Rountree Trunk and Bag Co.
Richmond Coffee and Spice~Mills.
NJ. RosenbloOm.
Tragic Medicine Company.
]. S. Moore g. Sons.
l.. Il. Garrett.
J. G.. Dill.
VIrginla-C Carolina Chemical Company
Pabst Brewing Company.
Svdnor Pump and Well Company
Economy Shoe Store.
Southern Steam Laundry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
THE TRADES PARADE.
,r WILL DE A MOST ENTERTAINING
AM INsTRUCTTvE PAGEANT.
1 DEMONSTRATION OF PROSPERITY.
mn. DlspIAys VIII show tho Won
asrfuI Resources OF the city, and
v.Le Manifest the Capabilities of
Its manufactures.

rfs kind Providence gives as bright ana
..,,,,rr slNss for october 81. 1879. the
80 issue OF this paper thereafter VIII
cot tho dawn OF a day that Is tne.e-
sf,.~ fo DO marked cred Letter IN the
(-f.rdgr OF Ilichmonds history. ON in't
10 to ne launched the t0rpcdo-boat
S,ghrick tho drsi vessel built in kich-
',,6 for the government I'm forty years
"a tborch she De but q l15-foot tooth
,..t" GAS "A Danyillc contemporary pay
[,uv STYLES her). she bctokens moro 10
ficbmond than her length in feet ana
inches implies .,.. - -
ON that day, through the medium or a
trades parade. made up IN part OK q
fplendid array OF beautiful attracuye'
and unique displays that viii show the
great diversity OF this citys business
Interests. Richmond will draw inspira-
,,on Tor herself. and advertise TO the
world the commanding rank as a CITY
that Is hers Of right. Along with THESE
6isplavs Of the artistic and beautiful Will
IL seen the material in Illustrations oil
our progress as a manufacturing centre
ond particularly in iron and stec! lnaus-
tries.
WONDERFUL STRIDES.
pton,,r,s,e etr.6oe forward in thus line
have been simply wonderful ou, IL "uS
be- borpo in mind that liberty is not
TIC onIv premium 10 DO secured as re-
srord for eternal vigilance. Jealous
ewes are upon us. and Just as our efforts
- secure large contracts ia the past have
teen 0ecricd by formidable rivals. so w
A. continue unless the city puts forth
every effort 90 demonstrate TO degre,
beyond discussion its ability 20 take care
Of any contract that may be rendered
20 her manufacturers. TO this end it S.
necessary that she give evidence that b.
beyond cavl, and in furtherance of this
sdea VIII be seen in the parade imme-
olately following the exhibits !n lion and
steel manufactures, great sea OF
skilled workers in these metals. The men
composing this class of workers in this
city arc the equals I'm Intelligence OF
those I'm any other city in the world
they have the interests OF Richmond and
her manufacturers as thoroughly al
heart as any of her other citizens and
8 close and general union of their forces
in this behalf will furnish indsputablc
evidence of Richmond's capabilities II
iron and steel manufacturing.
ADDRESS FROM MR.. TRAVERs.
It is intended that the parade shall b.
N educational feature of the launch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
LADIES' NIGHT AT PICKETT CANT.
A Varied md Attractive Programme
for To-Morroyv Evening.

Captain Whitlock has arranged tho fol-
lowing attractive programme for the
observance Of ladies Nighc" at Pickett
Camp, tomorrow nighti
Tony Aliller'g Violin and Guitar Club
Messrs. James Davis, w. ~. Cook, L.
II. Phillips, and Harvey Smith-Standard
QuaTtette.
Miss Mnggie Crawford. Recitajo
Miss Minnie Clarke ana Mrs J. Thomas
Taylor Vocal Duet.
Little Misses Anna Taylor. aged years.
and Lille Taylor, aged 6 years months,
Comic Duet and Cake-Walk. with Gladys
Peyton. aged ) years and months. Ac-
companist.
Miss Willie Roane and Mrs. Cora SUIT
ton, Vocal Duet
Mrs. w. ~ Yeaman. Recitation.
Miss Matte Clarke and Mrs. Nettis
Anderson, Vocal Duet.
Mr.. Eugene y. Daviss Banjo Quartette.
Mr.. Eugene Davis. Comic Banjo Solo.
Little Miss Gladys Peyton. Instru-
meutal Solo.
Mr.. Ellis Sparkes and Mr.. Henry At
klnsOn the Two Swels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Sash. Door. and Blind Manufacturers
Hardware.
Varnish. Paints. and Oils.
Painters.
Iron and Steel Manufacturers.
Band
Iron-workers in Procession.
Paper Manufacturers.
Wooderware Manufacturers.
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers.
Carriage. Buggy. and Truck Manuiac-
turers.
Pump and Well Exhibits.
Agricultural implements.
Secdsmen.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Banks.
Insurance.
Real Estate
Tobacco and Cigarette Manufacturers.
Cigar and ChcroOt Manufacturers.
Grocers.
AIllers.
Food Products-Such as Baking Powders,
Flavoring Extracts. Etc. Etc. Etc.
Meat Curers and Packers.
Dairymen.
Feed Dealers.
Band.
Breweries.
Butchers.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Marketmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

that they will note orders for the as
...yi.u,. and formation OF the parade
Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine is appointed
thief OF staff. and l am sure all VIII be
pleased to respect and honor orders from
a citizen so public spirited as he
g W. TRAVERS
Chief Marshal.
THE MANY AIDES.
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace has been nameu
MS special aide TO the chief marshal. and
the following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed aides, and with the exc|''ion OF
those performing special duties. III re-
main near the person Of the chief mar
shall at the head of the parade:
r. G. Rennolds. II. NJ. Boykin'
w. Garnett VIM, Q. II. Funston
w. K. Bache, Charles r. winston
Horace S. Halves, Cannon Fleming.
Wnmur ID. Turner, j. w. sharp,
w. d. Meyer G.. b. Sydnor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Granite Building and Loan Assoclauof
Worthington Paint Company.
J. & VI. Kaufman.
Stephen Putney Company.
s. f. Halves.
A. y. Clarke e. Son.
Baldwin & Brown.
Taylor d Brown.
X. Fischer & Son.
b. r. Johnson Publishing Company.
Walsh & Goodman.
Kirkwood g. Co.
Bankers Association.
Howard Swineford & Co.
Virginia State Insurance Company.
Z. l.. Christian & Co.
Allen q Ginter Branch.
Southern Railway Supply Company.
Southern Manufacturing Company.
]. ID. & r. S. Christian Company.
Fleishman & Morris.
Fonucello Ijthia Water Company.
Herman Schmidt
Pemberton. COrdes & MOsby.
julius Meyers Sons.
Sydnor & Hundley.
John +. KOhler.
Allen q Wilson.
Globe shoe and Clothing Company.
Miller & Rhoads.
A. Greentreea
lIodel Shoe Store.
W. A. Hammond.
Harvey Sc Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

formation and line Of march for tho
trades parade:
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Band.
Chief Marshal.
Aides.
Governor and STAFF.
Carriages Containing Invited Guests.
Carriages Containing Mayor and City
Council.
Carriages Containing Chamber Of Com
merce and Young Mems Business
Association.
Carriages Containing Civic Carnival Com
mittee.
Platoon of Police on Foot.
Military.
Band.
Trades Unions (other than Iron Workers..
Civic Societies.
Assemblies from Educational Institutions.
Mounted Citizens of Manchester.
City officials and Council of Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Metropolitan Lifs-Insurance Company
Hofrhs!mer, Shoes.
Jacobs & Levy.
J. III. Dickeyson a Co.
Roberts e. Hoge
Virginia Pharmacal Company.
a. Meyers Son.
Luther IL. Jenkins.
s. Ullmans Son.
Percy s. Read
L. II. CARRIER.
Cottreli saddlery Company.
Julian w. Tyler.
L. l.. Brauer & Brother.
Gillian & Bargamin.
The c. r. Sauer Company.
ID. s. Lythgoe.
Watt Plow Company.
Slater. Myers g. Co.
John r. Cary Company.
T.. T. Murphy & Son.
n. f. Jacobs.
Portner Brewing Company.
Pillsbury Mills.
Warner Moore Coal Company.
Etchscn. Bates & Stark.
Dunlop \ Is.
Drewry, Hughes & Co.
Warner Moore & Co.
Shockos Warehouse.
Crenshaw Warehouse.
Charles NJ Angle Cigar Company.
Mayo, Denoon a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Manchester Exhibits.
Barton Heights Exhibits.
Bicycle Exhibits and Riders.

Manchester Exhibits.
Barton Heights Exhibits.
Bicycle Exhibits and Riders.
Dry Goods.
Millinery.
Clothing.
Hats.
Shoes.
Trunks.
Carpet, Mating, Etc.
Paper Hangers.
Florists.
Manufactures Used in Displaying.
Flowers and Plants.
Jewellers.
Electrical Appliances.
Crockery and Glassware.
Glass Blowers Association.
Band
Mounted.
Musical Instruments.
Art and Artists Materials.
Lithographers.
Printers.
Publishers.
Bookbinders.
Furniture.
Committees Floats.
Merrimac and Shubrick.
Detail from Richmond Fire Department,
with Apparatus.
New City Ambulance.
Druggists.
Manufacturing Chemists
Decorators.
Confectioners.
Architects Exhibits.
Builders Exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Richmond Cream. Butter and Milk CO
Trigg Ship-Building Company.
Locomotive-N orks.
Morgan X. Mills.
Butler & Bosher
Pioneer Transfer Company.
Samuel Cartwright.
c. NJ. Gaubert.
Manchester Exhibits.
Barton Heights.
Samuel Stern.
Leroy Sutherland.
w. l.. Douglas Shoe Company.
Moss & Moran.
James w. Carr.
Richmond Stove Company.
Chicago Beef Company.
Kingan & Co.
Home Brewing Company.
BENJAMIN 7. Crump IL CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Railway Companies Floats.
Express Companies.
Laundrics.
Coal and Wood Dealers.
Ice Dealers.
Coopers.
Hotels.
Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals.
Transfers.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line OF march for the parade will
DO along and over the following streets:
Head Of column moving westward from
Eleventh street, along Broad street 10
Adams street; thence TO Grace street;
westward along Grace street to Ryland
street; thence 20 Franklin street; along
Franklin street. eastward, to Third street
thence 10 Grace street; along Grace
street eastward. to Sixth street; thence
to Main street, and along Main street,
eastward, to Twenty-second street, where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
MAYOR RICHARD M. TAYLOR.

]. w. Stage, G.. NJ. Gaubert,
II. G.. Brown. II. L. Lorraine,
C. D. Wingheld. A. PiZzini. IT.,
W. @. Fuller, James /. Anderson,
l.. II. Lea, Thomas Whittet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Dewey Drop. Chicago Trip.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. october S-Ad-
miral Dewey has been obliged 10 cancel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

PRESIDENT JANIS CAahIT'
then promised by the General Committee.
This has been most Loyalty bestowed
upon me. and ia a few days our efforts
promise 70 reach a glorious consumma-
ton.
WANT ALL REPRESENTED.
have since been sin further honored
oy being made chief marshal Of our
trades parade. and ! would earnestly
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