The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
for the Procession OF
Clubs and Massey Meeting On the
10Th Instant.

Procession. including band of music
will form promptly at Marshall-Ward Club.
House, on Twenty-fifth street near CLAW
under charge OF the chairman OF the com.
mittee OF arrangements, Mr.. George III
Poindexter, as chief marshal. with the
following assistants, mounted: Sol. Clutch.
ins, James W. Gibbons, Hugh McCurdy,
B. VI. Quarles, Thomas n. Carter, Charles
T.. P..Lathrop, Barton IIaxall, Langhorne Put
ney, Charles Boiling, II. A. Dunlop, Manly
Curry, Branch Barksdale, J. III. Montague,
Jr., Frank ID. Hill, William II. Lyme, o. p.
Gregory, A. J. Ford, Jr., Scott CARING
ton, W. III. Allison. Arthur straus, John
Chamblin, III. Clay Chamblin, J. ID. White
head. G. J.. Howe, 4. S. Rose, f. d.
Starke, Miles Cary, A. II. Courtney, w. A.
Stevens, Otway Allen, Carter Branch, T.
Branch Christian, Thomas X. Thompson,
Barton Grundy, f. ID. Deane, Thomas
Pace, W. III. Talbot, w. A. o. Cole, DR..
Hugh VI. Taylor, Isaac Levy, c. f. Ellison,
T. PoindeXter, Randolph l.. Norris, DIR.
A. l.. Wexford, A. B. Clarke, T. III. Elicit,
W. s. Gum, James ID. Patton, A. X.
Bowie, Ashton Starke, l.. I. Myers, Jud.
b. Wood, Dr. |. a. White, Cyrus Bos-
sieux, Marion DimmOck.
The line OF march will be down Twenty
fifth to Main thence to Old Market, where
the line will be joined by the Jefferson
Ward Club and the Seventeenth-Street
Jackson-Ward Club; thence to Ninth.
where we will meet the Madson-W Ward
Club: thence to Fifth, where the Monroe
Ward Club will fall in; thence TO First.
where the Clay-Ward Actives will fall in !;
down First to Broad. where the Club from
T,ol-an,, foIi IN.
down Broad TO the Armorv, where they
will take positions assigned them by the
ushcrs.
The presidents Of each OF the clubs will
detail two mounted men to report 10 the
Chief Marshal promptly at Marshall Ward
Club at : O'Clock. Also, requests that two
men he appointed from each Club to re-
port at the ArmOry at : O'Clock, to act a.
scrgeants-at-arms with badges TO designate
them aS such.
The meeting at the Armory will he called
by the chairman OF the Democratic Cen
tral Committee, Charles +. Taylor. Esq,
who will name Colonel Archer Anderson
as presiding officer of the meeting, assisted
by the following vice-presidents: l.. l..
Bass, Thomas w. McCancc, Charles +.
Wortham, Il. II. Maury, f. A. Saunders,
Maxwell T. Clarke, 4. l.. Elicit. John Pur-
cell. l.. II. Page, W. +. Tanner, Hon. II.
II. Marshall, J. II. Dooley. Esq, General
j. X. Anderson, John Mcfarland, Doug
las Baird. j. Il. Pace, a. Y. Stokes, +. o.
Melting, James NetlIcrwood, Herman
Schmidt, DR.. John Mahpny, o. GaSser, a.
;. BufOrd, Herman BOschen, +. 4. Gas-
gov, l.. II. Blair, W. II. Palmer, Allen
Talbot. Colonel +. q. Rullin, John Ahcrn,
h. j. Levy, Garland Mallory, Esq, l.. j.
BossieuX, Esq, Lawrence LOttier, Esq,
John W. Beyeridgc, Louis Ginter, Esq,
a. G. Robertson, Pat. McGoyern, ESD, X.
FcrTandini. Esq, James Sherry, J. ii.
Montague, Esq, :. VI. Rosenbaum, y. ID.
Harerove, Claiborne Watkins, :. \. Eli
son, o. =. Gregory, y. Petri, John NJ.
Higgins, and w. +. Drnkard.
J. W. Maury will act as serecant-at-arms,
assisted by detail Of ten men from each
OF the ward clubs.
The speakers OF the evening, the Hon.
John f. Massey and Hon. George ID. Wise,
will be escorted TO the hall by a committee
consisting Of the chairman Of the City
Committee, Charles +. Taylor, the treas
urcr. Colonel John b. Cary, and the sccrc-
tary. w. ID. Chcsterman.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed to purchase fireworks and furnish
the clubs with the same: c. l.. Seigel, II.
Mctzger, w. VI. Turpm, Sol. Cutchins, Ro-
bert McCarty, and Leroy S. Edwards.
The clubs are urgently requested TO as
semblc promptly at their respective club
houses ut : o'clock, and TO report at the
points designated for Joining the pro-
ccssion by 7:30, 50 that there may be no de-
lay in organizing the meeting promptly at
8 o'clock.