The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-17

staff of citizens on horseback with Captain
J. w. Redwood, Jr., as chief of staff.
The parade will form Madison af1..
Grace Streets, and will advance down
Broad Street to Nineteenth. thence to
Main Street, up Main to Fifth Street, to
Franklin, and when the last company has
passed Monroe Park the parade will dis
band
ORDER OF FORMATION
Chief marshal and staff, Richmond
Light Infantry Blues and band, Governor
of Virginia and staff, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and band.
Alexandria Light Infantry and band,
Walker Light Guard Company b, Old Do
qninion Guards Company d.. Anderson
Light Infantry Company F0-formirg a
battalion under Captain King.
Monticello Guards, Charlottesville, Va,
and band; Vance Guard, Henderson, N.
C.-fornling a battalion under Captain
Peyton.
Jackson Light Infantry and band Nor
folk City Guards, Lee Rifles-formins a
battalion under Captain Nottingham.
Company I, Franklin, Va, and band:
Peninsula Guard, Hampton, Va; New
port News Light notwithstanding a bat
talon under Captain c. c. Vaughan, Jr.
Fishburne Military Academy and band;
Locust Dale Academy-forming battal-
ion under the ranking officer.
Naval Reserves and band.
Artillery battalion and band.
Cavalry.
Ambulance corps.
Any other military organizations WHICH
may report later will be assigned to po-
sitions by the chief marshal.
Aides to the chief marshal will report at
the corner OF Grace and Adams Streets
promptly at 1915 A. NJ.
All organizations will report to the chief
marshal at Grace and Adams Streets at
1890 A. NJ sharp, for assignment to po-
siton.
Leaders of bands not attached to bat
talions will report to the chief marshal at
the same time and place.
1t is important that all report promptly.
for the column will move at IL o'clock
A. M. sharp.
RENs ORDERS.
The following orders have been issued by
His Majesty and Colonel G. Percy HAYES,
chief of military:
Richmond. Va. May 1s. 1860.
Chief of Military:
You are commanded to order military
escort to the officers and directors of the
Richmond Carnival Association for pa
rade. to be had on Thursday, May 18th. at
IL o'clock.
The entire details concerning the route
of this parade are imposed upon you in
duultiUI 70 lLISaatutiSS lSliii gu 80 'S4AASA
OF Military REX.
In obedience to above command, I hereby
order that the carriages containing the
officers and directors of the Richmond Car
nival Association report at the corner of
Grace and First Streets. Thursday morn
ing. at 1O:30 o'clock, for assignment TO po-
sition. G.. PERCY H-AW rs,
Chief of Military.
Deep Run Meet.
The spring meet of the Deep Run Hunt
Club will be held to-day at o'clock.
Following are the entries:
First Race-Farmer's Half-NIile Flat
Race.-For horses owned by farmers
and tenants over whose lands the Club
rides. Not to be ridden by members OF
any Hunt Club or professional riders.
Catch weights. All entries subject to a
committee of farmers appointed by the
Race Committee.
F'irst-saddle, value. So; second-bri-
die, value, So; third-bridle, value, s..
Entries close at track.
Second Race-Hacks and Hunters
Half-AIile Flat Race.-For hacks and
hunters owned by members of any rec
ognzed Hunt Club BY subscription of
So each. the Club to add sufficient to
make the purse 500, of which SD to sec
ond; gentlemen riders; minimum weight
140 pounds.
Glory Quayle, entered by j. D. Math-
ews:
ST. Victor, entered by II. c. Beattie.
Ethelin c., entered by Lewis Croxton
Hermann, the Great, entered by w. G..
Schmidt.
Third Race-Deep Run Hunt Club
Challenge Cup" Steeple-chase, about
two and a half miles, open only to horses
owned by resident members OF the Deep
Run Hunt Club, on or before March /,
1900 Challenge Cup and so 10 first, $50
to second; gentlemen riders; minimum
weight-half-breds, $50 pounds; thor
ough-breds, lGO pounds.
Faustina, entered by J. D. Mathews.
ST. Victor, entered by II. C. Beattie
Deep Run, entered by VIM. Rueser.
Gladys, entered by L. T. Myers.
Fourth Race-Five Furlong Flat Race.
For two-year-olds and upwards; open to
all horses; purse $125, of which s25 to
second.
Sunshine Late Koheleski, entered by
B. M. Merchant. Manassas, Va.
Shotbelt, entered by E D. Christian,
Jr.
chugnut. entered by E D. Christian.
Jr.
Yellow Jacket, entered by Robert C.
Brauer.
Glory ouayle, entered by J. D. Mathews
CllSlS EAoii~yp SiitCiSo ny LEWIS SioA-
ton.
Herman. the Great. entered by w. C.
Schmidt.
Fifth Race-Heavy-Weig steeple-
chase.-About two and half miles. open
only to horses following the, Deep Run
hounds; purse 800, of which s25 to second:
minimum weight. 1S5 pounds; gentlemen
riders.
Wildire. entered by a. Cole Blanton.
Tit Willow entered by ]: T. Anderson.
Modoc, entered by a. H. Christian. Jr.
Gamecock, entered by DR.. j. A. White.
Sixth Race-Half-Mile Flat Race-For
Polo ponies. owned and ridden by mem
bers OF the Deep Run Hunt Club. Catch
weights. Purse. So.
Andy stamper, entered by C. II. Nolt-
ing.
Bette Black Hawk, entered by a. Cole
Blanton.
Bismarck. entered by ]. Stewart Bry-
an.
Undine. entered by H. c. Beattie-
Children's Chorus.
The Children's Chorus and Concert.
which has been looked forward to with SO
much pleasure by the little ones of the
public schools. will take place this after
noon at O'clock in, tho "a pitoi