Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

n SiDltD James
| Philips, Ashton Shrkc. J. II. Rose, John
Frischborn. Charles Hlrdwcks, James
| Gibbons.
Twelfth street to Fourteenth street
James ID. Patton. james II. Capers, George
p. Lathrop. &. +. Wlngo, :. IIir.b.
Fifth to Twelfth and south OF Broad
! Colonel John B. Cary (chairman) William
| l.. Royal, Charles u. Williams, q. T.. Cot
trell. j. Ta, lor Ellyson, Sol. Cutehns.
West OF Fiith and south OF Br0ad-Gen-
| crai !. X. Cook (chairmanl, jesse Child.
Broad and north of BrOld-Syl. Stokes
! (chairman), II. {. Bosshen. simon Sycle.
! Herman schmidt. Joseph Laube, - Gross.
These gentlemen are 10 collect funds 10
pay for bands Of music, Tor fireworks, for
torches. for iransparencies, for printing.
for erecting speakers stand, sc.
All citizens who may not be called npon
by Tie committees who arc collecting flnds
are urged to leave their subscriptions at
one Of the following places. II will require
n large sum to carry ont the programme a,
adopted by the committee and - have such
4 display as will do credit 10 The State and
30 the occasion
Child's drugstore, Dain and Third
streets.
Dupuy's drug.tOre, Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Polk Miller & CO.'S drugstore, IIam and
Ninth streets.
Bodeker's drugstore, Main between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
SCOTS drug,tor2. Franklin and Seven
tCcn,h streets.
Iarrison'' drugstore, Broad near Fou-
shoe street.
BaiI's drugstore. Broad and Ninth
streets.
SCOTS drugstore. Broad and Twenty
iitb streets.
Forstman's drugstore, cIo west Mlin
street.
UUBs RIPoET 10 TIE CH'gF MARSHAL.
All organizations will please through
their chiefs, report 10 Mr.. George II. Poin-
dexter. chef mqrshal, by l2 ". saturday.
giving number OF men they will probably
parade.
All mounted men will report 10 Major
A. W. CARRIER. in order that HIey may pro-
perl, he ass gned their position in the line.
Thi. is very important and must be attend
ed 20 at once, as the torches cannot bs dis
trihuttd without This information.
JErFERs0K-wARD CLuB.
AtamCetinC held Yesterday cyenin. the
Cluh made arrangements for the demon
.trs.ion oi Tuesday night-ordered uLi-
forms for The entire Cub, iransparencits,
&c, and appointed mlTsh1ls for tbe Club
a. follows James W. Gibbons. chief mar
shal: Jchn NJ. Higgins. George L. Mat
thews. Il. T. BIiggs, q. x. Pitt, and Dan
iel Wren. assistant marshal.
George Gibson. Jr., president; l.. &.
Figg. A. +. AyrCS, and John II. Ryan.
aids.
The Club holds final meeting Monday
nisht at Old-Nsrke, Hall TO perfect Ar
rsngcutnis.
HApISON-WARD CLrB.
Madison. Ward Democratic club will
have meeting tonight. at s:l5 o clock. al
the CIiy Hall.
THE TOBACCoNIsrS.
Tn. Tobacco Association met Yesterday.
aud resolved IN meet again to-day after The
sales 10 take suitable action in regard TOT the
pgIads.
BANKERS AND BROKERS. tc.
There will he 4 meeting Of the officers sf
the banks. bankers. brokers, and Insurance
and real estate agents this evening at :
o'clock. at II. Main street. for the purpose
OF organizing for the parade. Let there be
= full attendance.
ILLUMINATE.
on Tuesday next the city should be de-
corste0 in grand STYLE. The ladies' ought
10 20 to making hag..
ON tue line OF march, At least, all the
houses should not onv be decorated for
hc day, but Illuminated for th. night.
Esle the city gay.
1HY MANCHESTER MEN AT WORK.
4 large number OF the citizens OF Man
chester met at Democratic headquarters last
night 10 arrange for the parade. The meet
ing was called 10 order by Dir. George z.
rlv. .uperintendent OF the City Committee.
Hon. John +. Taylcr. Mayor OF the city,
was elected TO preside over the meeting
and John II. Ingram, Esq, WAS made secre-
tary.
The following gentlemen were appointed
4 conmitte. 10 report plan for organizing
George q. Ely, A. G. Evans. ii. A. Jordan.
A. W. Roundtree, William Harrison. John
O'Brler, Andrew Gallagher. George +.
GARY. George B. Ely, n. j. Weisiger. I.
q. Mathews, and Joseph w. Bronaugh.
This committee retired 10 an adjoining
room. aud in few minutes returned. and.
through their secretary. Mr. L. q. Ma
thews. suggested the following appoint
ments: 4 chief marshal, who l. to appoint
his own aid finance committee 20 con-
list OF eight men: a committee OF ten on
transparencies: committee Of seven OIL
music: q marshal for the boys exclusively.
This committee also recommended that
Mayor Taylor request the merchants ot
this citv 10 close their stores at ) O'Clock
Tuesday 10 a. 10 enable their clerks 10 turn
out. and that he be further requested 10
invite the citizens OF SwansD0r0' aud
Chesterfield to join in IIsnchestel's turn
out.
The report Was adopted AZ whole. aAd
the following appointments made: Chief
Marshal. James +. Bradley; Finance Com
nlitiec, J. W. Caudle. II. &. Fitzgerald,
Andrew j. Gallagher. J. W. Brouangh. A.
W. Roundiree, J. W. Owens. Fleming
MoT.sn. George +. Gary. Thomas g.
Mathews. and James p. Robinson.
Committee on Transpareneies: A. &.
Evans. Joseph ". Broaaugh. II. A. Jor-
,lau. Edwin Bourne. Charles l.. Page, =.
\. Gregory, john 0'Brien, {. +. Moore.
j. 4. Jewett. r.. W. Weisiger, ". L. Led
ford. X. b. Taylor, T. ". Bass.
Committee on Music: A. W. fahr,
George Y. Ely. A. G.. Harding, George WI.
Jones, T. q. Mathews, v. stein, and A. W.
Roundtree.
This committee Is authorized to employ
band at such csnpensation AZ IL deems
reasonable.
On motion Of Mr.. Bronaugh. the follow
ing executive committee WIS appointed
II. A. Jordan, George y. Ely. A. knorr,
}. W. Bronaugh, and Andrew Puckett.
A committee OF three, consisting OF ID.
j. Weisiger, Andrew Gallagher, and
George b. Elv, was appointed 10 confer
with the Richmond committee and ascer-
tam what torches, &C., the latter will