Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
JUBILEE OF THE 18TH.
TIRE CLEVELAND cELSBRATI0E
Programme or Arrange ments- Dsy and Niahs
ireworks-rerch-Lisht Procession ans
Iiirmination-Speak akinR.

John b. Cary (chalrman). II. ". smith,
Jr., W. ID. Chesterman, Leroys. Edwards
L. A. Catiin, John II. Rose, w. 8. Catlett.
Robert McCarty, and hessrs. G. Il. siegei
and A. Pizzini.
Mr.. George II. POindexter was elected
chief marshal, aud II was resolved that each
Democratic club OF this city and Manches-
ter be authorized to appoint one marshal
and one assistant marshal. They are urged
not 10 wait for any more special invitation
than this, but to send in the names at once
10 Mr.. Poiudexter. The chief marshal is
empowered to appoint snch aids as he
pleascs.
PROGRAMME.
The following programme was agreed
upon:
I. At sunrise on the 18th there will be
fred salute OF 2i9 gnns,. one for each
electoral vote for Cleveland and Hendricks.
III. Its requested that all steam whistles
in the city shall blow and ell bells in The
city shall ring at | +. NJ.
i'll. The banks, railroad Offices. Sc, are
requested TO close at 3 =. H., and manuiae-
tories at =. NJ.
Nv. Day fireworks on the old Ciiy-Hall
lot. between and A. =. N., for the special
entertainment OF the ladies and children.
and country visitors who have 10 leave the
city before night.
V. Procession OF clubs OF Richmond,
Manchester. and all otter towns, cities,
and counties who may be represented.
Line to form " O'Clock y. NJ, at Twenty
1ith and Main. Route-Up Main 20 Filth.
Fifth to Franklin, Franklin TO First, First
10 Broad, Broad to Twelfth. All persons
are requested TO decorate their houses for
the day and illuminate them fer the night.
Chief marshal 10 make arrangements for
forming the line.
VI. Speaking.
IBcfore the speaking commences the
whole audience will be asked TO Join in
singing song. composed by n Richmond
lady. II san appeal for return Of fra
ternal feeling between the sections, aud Is
to be sung 10 the tune Of Aud Lang
Sync."l
ALL CLUBS INVITED.
ReSOired. That we earnestly urge the
Democrat, Of each town, county, aud city
In the commonwealth to join i'm our iubi-
Ice on the 18th without further invitation.
MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS.
Reso!red. That the Manchester Demo-
crats be specially invited to join in the pro-
ccssion. aud we shall rely upon them to in
troducc there such features rs VIII con-
tribute to the good cheer OF the occasion.
BUsTNEsS-NEN's PARADE.
Rcsolred, That Dir. Norman V. Ran
doph be requested To organize the differ
ent businesses, trades, and professions into
divisions, and report TO the chief mirshal.
INVITATIONS.
EeSOlred. That the Executive Committee
/ q the CITY Committee Uhc ward superin-
/ tmdents). the secretary. and the chief mar
! shall. constitute the Committee on Invita-
tions.
COLLECTING COMMITTEES.
The following collecting committees were
appointed:
East Of Twentieth streets. A. Ellyson
tchairman). 4. p. WoodsCn, z. l.. Brown,
W. \. Williams.
Fourteenth street to Twentieth street
George 4. smith (chairmanl, Ashton StIrke,
J. II. Rose. John Frischkoln, Charles
Hardwcke, James Gibbons.
Twelfth street 10 Fourteenth street-R.
T.. BlankeEship (chaiimanJ. James ID. Pat
ton. George Il. Lathrop, {. +. W;ngo, ;
Iirsh.
Fifth 10 Twelfth and south Of BIold-Col
onel John Il. Cary (chairman), William l.
Royal. Charles L. " iIiams. D. l.. Cottrell
j. TAYLOR EllysOn, sol. Cutchins.
West OF Filth aud south Of Broad--Gen'
erol j. K. Cooke chairman, Jesse Child
Broad and north Of Broad-Syl. Stoke
(chairman). II. {. BoSchen. Simon Syclc.
Herman schmidt, Joseph Laube, -
Gross.
These gentlemen will all meet at the O!lict
O, their respective chairman this morning
at 10 O'Clock for work. Chairmen will re-
port TO the committee Thursday night al
the Circuit Courtroom. Mr.. JOurdan "
Naury j. the treasurer.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
Me,srs. Pizzini. Sicgel. and PoindeXtel
were appointed committee on ircwork'
and distribution OF same.
Mfr. Siogel was authorized to so North
with the view OF securing materialfOr deco
rations. tabltauX, Ac. He will leave tO-da,
or tomorrow.
Mr.. {. OBJ. Cowardin was appointed .
committee on music.
II Will take 81. 500 TO make the demon
>tration such a success H. will do credit L
Richmond and carry out the programme.
fHE BOYS.
RsSOled. That all coming voters be in
yited to Join in the procession, and tha
the ward superintendent- be instructed Il
appoint a II 1rshal, who shall take charg
Of them and foim them N line behisd tsei
respective ward clubs.
THE MONEY.
Res0hed. That ward clubs be requested
not fo make any collections OF their o0l
but to depend upon this committee 10 fur
nish them with torches, c0lOTed lights. an
fireworks.
TIE >PEAkRRS.
Tb. following speakers were agree
uuon; Hon. Nes>rS. Thomas CroXtOn. 4
{. Marshall. George ID. Wise, George {
. Caben. John W. Daniel. G. T. O'Fcrral
John :. Barbour. G. +. Trigg, John Ran
dolph Tucker and the presidential electors
/ As follows: Ncssrs. John GOOde. ". h
, Stsples, John Nicely. Baker Z. lee, Il. II
Caldwell, ". 7. Atkins, B. B. Munford
j. II. II. Figgat. u. :. Ilenkel. ThOma
smith, :. W. Williams, and CaInn Pate
son.
, The speaking will take place at the oil
CIty-Hall lot.
, OFFICERS or TIE MEETING.
Colonel John 3. Cary. president; Vice
Presidents The president Of each war
= club and Archer Anderson, K. T.. Bl,uI
epship. William y. Reed, John ID. Blirc
I T. {. Williams. John Purcell, John
: Eups, r. W. McCance, Page NcCsrtl
, Lewis Ginter. Harris Jacobs, Mann
, Valentine. Richard +. Beirne, James
! Pace, William T.. Drinkard, George
: TbaXton. sol. w. Freshman, w. ii. Gu
: It's, Herman Boschen, L. Wiley Davi
Peyton Wise. Percy Gray, {. ii. Hayne
J 4. B. Addison. u. }. R0sendor
". II. Palmer, G. l.. Segcl, B. III. kash
Nm. Lee. Claiborne Watkins, Sylvanu
stokes, Robert +. Williams, II. W. Fulle
c. G. Tiusley, John ID. Lively, Frank v
; Chamberlayne, Decatur Axtell, Nos,
u Giazebrook, John D.. Higgins. II. u. Nj
: Ter, o. +. Weisigcr. N. 5. Leidy. A. ). b.
!, ford, Lewis II. Blair, Andrew Pi
: zinl. Jr., Luke Harvey, W. b. Wa
y, wick. w. II. Scott. Frank g. Ruff
! l.. ID. Crenshaw. j. I. Hughes. +. K. Se0l
: Dr.. John Mahoney. Merritt Crensha'
, +. A. Saunders. Robert II. Whitloc
Charles A. Taylor. A. NJ. Kelley. ".
: Carrington. Isaac Davenport, Jr., Wiili1
> l.. Royal. J. l.. schoolcrait.
The committee were in session IN
nearly Il O'Clock last night making the 4
rsrgements outlined above. They a
earne,tly at work and need all the help ,h
can get 10 make 1t success. Above q
they need money, and they ask Ter csnt
!. buttons from all our people.
/. THE CLUBS.
l. Marshall and Monroe Ward clubs c