The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-11
Rriefs and Personals.

The Democratic demonstration 70 takc
place tonight was determined upon by the
CITY Committee September 10th, at which
tine all the clubs were invited TO partici-
pate. There will be fine tOrchlight pro-
cession and good speaking, and without n
doubt the crowd will be one Of the largest
ever seen here. The stand has been erected
on the old City-Ilall lot.
A dolls reception is being arranged FOR
and will he one Of the novelties and attrac-
tions Of :hc city. The enterprise is in the
hands Of Indies who never fail in what
they undertake..
The X. X. KS are expected 10 meet II
the Chiefs Office tonight at o'clock TO
Join in the grand parade.
DIR. Hoge is TO lecture at Ashland Thurs
day night for the ladies OF Rev. W. +.
Bishops church-subiect "Tent Lie in the
East"
General Jubal A. Early at the Democrat
ic demonstration tonight. will have some
thing TO say about General hahone's
course.
Two batteries OF United States artillery
on their Wav from Atlanta to Yorktown
passed through the city Yesterday.
Hon. John GOode win discuSs the issues
Of the canvass in a statesmanlike manner at
the Democratic meeting tonight.
Our Centennial archesa are things to which
we NAV very honestly point with pride.
Ran. Tucker made splendid impression
by his recent Mozart Hall speech, and every
body will he glad to welcome him at the
great DemOcratic demonstration tonight.
The banners floating from parapets and
coinices make the city look very gay and
happy.
Judge O'Ferrall is one OF our best cam
paigners. lie will speak at the meeting to-
night.
Mr.. J. Y. Reddy, who has been absent
from the city for month past, has return
ed.
DR.. Hoge, after a brief vacation spent in
New York and New Jersey, returned to
his pulpit Sunday and preached morning
and evening.
Hon. John GOode, Hon. John Randolph
Tucker. General Jubal 4. Early, Judge
O'Fcrrall, Judge 0uld, and number OF
Others, Willaddress the Democratic voters at
the meeting 10 be held on the old City Hall
lot tonight.
The Readjuster City Executive Com
mittec viii meet at WilkinsOn's Hall to-
niyht nj S O'Clock for the purpose, il IS I'M
utINiobtis Nl hiNNNN'
POLICE CoURr.-The following eases were
disposed of yesterday:
John Mccarthy, drunk. Jailed FOR ten
days.
Fritz Languth was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Jennie Spencer and Oliver Walker Doth
colorcd) were fined - each for fighting in
the street, and required to give surety for
their good behavior.
Harry Walters was fined s2 for being
drunk.
S. Il. Dmnavant, drunk and disorderly
and trespassiug on the Theatre Conique,
was fined >.
Robert Taylor and Annie Seaton Doth
colored) were fined $3.50 each for fighting
in the street.
J. II. Davis was fined 81 for fighting in
the bar-rOOm OF W. W. Putnam.
Benjamin Spencer (colored) was fined 50
for fighting in the street.
John Gaines, drunk and disorderly, was
fined $3.50.
John Washington (colored), IN escaped
lunatie, was sent back TO the asylum.
c. II. johnson, drunk. Jailed for ten
days.
Daniel O'Couner, assault and battery,
was fined IS.
Howard Williams (colored), drunk and
resisting the police, was fined 50.
Susan w. Jones (colored was sent on to
the grand jury for stealing 1913 in currency
and lot OF wearing apparel from John
Il. Waldman.
August Henderson, aud Norton Taylor,
deserters from an English brig, were jail
ed until they were called for.