The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03

must be In their respective places,
hereinafter designntod not later than
i o'clock sharp, and arc urgently ro-
quested to form their limo as close to
the pavement as possible to prevent
crowding the marching column. fs
Printed orders take precedence ovor
diagrams whenever conflicting.
The formation from line to column
en- route will commence on the right
Of line promptly at 1880 o'clock.
The closing up OF all unoccupied
spaces in the entire line Of veterans
and carriages must commence promptly
at 1880 A. M. by the respective bodies
moving to their right, thus forming nn
unbroken line In time for the approach
ing column.
All commands not in line when tho
must take such positions in column
as will be assigned to them by the
marshal in command Of the respective
departments.
The line or march Will DO from
Eleventh and Broad to Ninth, thence to
Grace along Grace to Fifth. thence to
Franklin and along Franklin and pass
the review stand at the monument.
thence ennassed as per diagram and
dismissed as rapidly as enmassed, 30
as to participate In the ceremonies Of
the occasion. 4,Fi,.gs4.
NInrHbnls. zs9f s9
Marshals of respective departments
are designated by different colored ro-
settles, VIZ:
Escort Column-Department chief.
Colonel G. Percy Halves, blue and
white; aids. blue.
Department Army Northern vir-
chief, Major William
NJ. Evans, white; aids, white. Z
Department Of Tennessee-D epnrt-
mcnt chief, Major Henry NJ. Boykin.
red and white aids, red
Department Il Trans-Mssissipp i-Do-
nartmcnt chief, Major Charles O.. So
Vile, green and white; aids, green.
Divisions Of Carriages-Dep apartment
chief. Major A. L. Lumsden' yellow ana
white; aids, yellow.
"The grand parade IN route" VIII ap-
near in the following order:
|, Head OF Column Escort-Mounted
police bicycle police, foot police, band
No i, volunteer field staff. Richmond
Light Infantry Blues SEVENTEEN Vir-
ginia Regiment visiting military, ar
tillery, band No. Sons or VetcrnnD,
Mayor, City Council.
Mounted Vets General Lee and staff,
chief marshal and staff, stuart's Cnval-
ry Forrest Cavalry, ounled veterans.
Department Army OF Northern Vir-
gin,a-L!cutenant-g general und STAFF,
commanding, department CHIEF marshal
and aids @
Cnriages-Mrs. General Stonewall
Jackson, Mrs. General William Malone,
Nrs. Lucy L. II. Alacgill. daughter OF
General A, p. Hill,
South Carolina jor-scn-
oral and staff; sponsors curringe; gen
eral and staff, First Brigade, band No.
3; First Brigade; general and staff,
Second Brigade; Second Brigade.
+ North Carolina Divlslon--Ma;or-
general and staff; sponsors carriage;
general und staff, First brigade; First
Brigade; general and stair, Second
Brigade; Second l3rigadei general und
staff Third Brigade; Third Brgada;
general and staff, Fourth Brigade;
Fourth Brigade; Now York Veterans.
Wost Virginia Division--A1ajor- gen
eral and staff sponsors' cnrr!aEo; gon-
eral and staff. First Brgadc First
Brigade, general and staff, Second
Brigade; Second Brigade; Immortal COO.
Ahtt' lhilb !/1N|oIol---Nl jOE-BcIlGF1l
ana staff; sponsors carrlage general
ana staff, First Brigade: First Brigade;
general and staff, Second Brigade; Sec
ond Brigade; District of Columbia vet
Grams.
Virginia Divislon--Major- general and
staff; sponsors carriage; general and
slafr, First Brigade! band No. A: tho
Covenanters' drum corps.
First Brigade MS follower. IT, Leo
Camp, No. l; Soldiers Homo Veterans
of Richmond; John r., Cooke Camp;
George u, Pickett Camp; Magruder-
Ewell Camp;J. y, u. Stuart Camp;
r. ~ Ice Camp. No, 81 Page-Puller
Camp; Marmonson-West Camp; Me-
myer-Shaw Camp; Lane and Diggs
Camp; stonewall Camp; Healy- Clay
brook Camp; A. y. Ilin Camp, No. 1;
w B. Newton Camp; Lawson Ball
Camp. Betts-B all-Stokes Camp; West
moreland Camp; Pickett Buchanan
Camp; Magruder Camp; Pickett Stuart
Camp; Tom Smith Camp; Thornton
Pickett Camp: Urquhart- Gillett Camp;
Colcotte-Wrenn Camp; II. "A. Wise
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