Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
OUR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE ON 18TH.
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] ProRPess.
| Mr.. Charles l.. Siegel. who !. truly one
OF the most useful men In this community.
left for New York last night as the repre-
sentative of the City Democratic Commit
Tee his mission being to get ideas and ma
teriaI for Lse In the Richmond Democratic
jubilee, TO take place Tuesday night, No
yember 18th, by which time II Is not
doubted that even the New York Tribune
Will cease to have hope for Mr. Blaine.
Mr.. siegel will get information oi value in
New York. The evidence Of It will no
doubt be seen In the procession Of Tues
day night next.
FIRE WORKS.
Captain Andrew Pizzini has charge OF
the fireworks big department. recurring
great intelligence. care, and experience, all
oi which he possesses. The programme
calls not only for pretty daytime exbIbi-
tion OF fireworks, but for such fne dis
play at night as was never before seen here.
IL il intended that there shall be several
liked pieces, with appropriate devices.
The committee have not vet determined
whether this display shall be befoie or after
the speaking.
TRAINS 10 BRING PEOPLE HERE.
On Tuesday night next an excursion
train Will be run from Petersburg to Rich
mond. II VIII leave Petersburg al 81
o'clock, reach here at o.. and returning
leave at midnight, and the fare for The
round trip will be only seyenty-dve
cents. II is TO be hoped tina, ali OF the Pc
teIsburg clubs will come over to the jubi-
lee.
The other railroads have made rates az
fellows:
Chesapeake and Ohio and Riehmend and
Allegheny railroads. two cents per mile.
Richmond and Danvillc and Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac, one fare for
round trip.
lie WILL NOT BE COUNTED OrTr.
Colonel John b. Cary yesterday tcle.
sIapbed TO his friend, Hon. J. A. Mccall
Jr., the head Of the Insurance Department
at Albany, y. y, saying that we mean to
bayea jubilee in celebration OF the clee-
tion Of Cleveland and Hendricks on Tues
day next, and that he wished 10 know il
there was any danger OF Cleveland being
counted out. Dir. Mccall answered. He
will NOT be counted oIt."
CLAY-wAED AcTIvEs.
The Clay-Ward Actives will meet to-
night at their headquarters, No. Gl7 west
Main street. 10 prepare for the jubilee.
N0NRoE.wARD CLrB.
This club viii meet at headquarters to.
night. Full attendance is desired. Ar.
rangcmenis for the parade will be made.
IACEsON-wARD CLUB.
No. Club Of this ward viii meet to-
night at No. 800 north Seventeenth street.
All Democrats Of the ward who are willing
10 contribute 10 the success Of our demon.
stration on Tuesday night next should 1T
tend. The CLUB will receive from the CITY
Committee fifteen dollars 10 be- spent in
tiTnsparonccs, and each man will be given
4 tOTch.
Fireworks. music. and colorea lights
will be furnished from the general fund
for the procession. Go t. work, boys. and
get UP some unique features. Introduce
some novelties.
HAESuAiIsWARn CfCB.
Mr.. Catlclt calls a meeting of the Marshall
Ward Club for tonight. Al Democratic
citizens will be welcomed. Preparations
are to be made for the Jubilee. and the help
Of everybody IN sympathy with the cause
i needed and asked.
MADISON WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUE.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF Mad
isOn Ward Club was held at The City Hall
last night. when arrangements were per-
fectcd 10 take part in the demonstration.
The club selected as marshal and assistant
marshal for the occasion Colonel VI. l..
SpotsWood and Captain Louis Rawlings.
They also gave their order Tor 100 campaign
uniforms. and expect 10 have about 100 men
in line. besides being augmented by the
students OF the Medical College.
THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The committee having charge OF The
arrangements for this demonstration will
meet tomorrow night in the Circuit Court
room.
The Committee on Invitations the ward
will meet at the same
time.
TIE Business MEMS PART.
Mr.. Norman V. Randolph. the chief oil
the division 10 be composed Of the various
trades. professions. and business OF the
city, was out Yesterday at WORN with all
The ardor and ability which be- possesses in
a conspicuous degree.
II the people 10 whom lie appeals for CO.
operation give him hall the support they
ought. he will make his division grest
success.
Some people have bcen throwing cold
water upon the whole Of this great under
taking by saying, "iou don't know that
Cleveland is elected YET We do know
" that be has been elected What is
more. by Tuesday next the Republicans
Will probably be coneedinr 1t. NAM cities
are having their iubilees this week. The,
can't conceive il possible that the Demo.
srats, after having carried New York.
should hand the vote over 10 Blaine. How
ever. by the time OF our celebration the
result will be probably known offie tally.