Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-05

J; cannot tc sId With any decree % ac-
cUracy how mary ualoI.d delegate there
aI, 10 THE Assembly. secretary Turner
even does rot know. nor does anybody e.-e.
gud il cannot be defuittiy ascertIued unit
fhi- morning. when tire first regular secret
session wi! Be held and the composition o.
The Assembly seen. The members are
known 70 The head, u the order only ty
uane-uot by color.
~ HAEEIr's HALL.
4 lerce portion Oi Assembly 4q % New
Ylrk. tht Assembly which bss ;ht co.nred
mon, a. j. guartered al Harris Hall. on
Third -tr. q pear Marshall. 10 j. col0rcd
pcopi. L.I over I'D undertaken eS1ib.
isiMert. The col0red member Edward
Farrell. , with hi, portion 0f the ASSEM-
b.t. Another vari o. it about fifteen l. 81
tl, house r. Beverly Turner lc1iJredh Ol
Leigh st".t. U-ar -. Jame..
The balance oI Them are at other private
hCu>c>.
VERY ROUGH G-Ess.
one mar. Who seemed prctty wei salts
fed -A.t lt Wa not missing il much. ven
turfd taf assertion tlEt RE cllored 0rlega-
t..I numbered between - and -. II that
uuur.r ars hrr, me-t u them ar, scattered
.u FaI ou. Ir.ygt, .Jiprrl families, for very
few rar bt found at ttc cc'0T.d hotels.
Attic fufra. ii1g- there az three-J.
". Brown. oi ltgrn n.f., ~. g.. who l.
ci,lF u tt. po-t-otle. "a t.I' place; ". I.
~Eiii. ui lr1ft .uY1-.. J nru.. barber.
and " ..ii4m T. Joue-. 1; Mobile. Ala.
There ore u1 cele-a.e- stopping az tht
Palmetto HoI-a. .. iA.d street Near t5e
aIrirC-huu-C. ul O., tu-.Iio'>. near seventh
lU EIu.d -tr-c'
NCG vAS-EI ~ rEf So. CHARLES.
YESTERDAY BM'm.r. assembly. with
number oi negro members, went to The
II. Char ics uotu i1f lodgings. Mr.. Calls-
han, Tic UruU1, to-, ui.~iDed tlem that the
negro delegate could t,hc Their meals IN
The hack cinlu.-rollD. which L. entirely
disconnected FROM the maiauno. and that
they could have vsr, comfortable rooms IN
the back part ~ ,he house. Thereupou
the delegation withdrew without ans ey-
preston Of opinion. and p ltsr hour ye-.
ierday evening their decision bad no; been
announced.
Frw WORi~ WITH DELF0ATE rEBREIL.
With view o. iutcrpieNiu- Frank Fer
rcu. The c0ioret member - Nev l0.k A.
scmbv No. &c. . IiV1ict reporter called
~ Harris's Hal last y -ht iu front o. ths
hOusc were sitting fifteen 3i twenty meG-
hcrs Of the order smnk and chatting.
Approaching one. our e. ftscntatiyt asked
II Ecrrell was in.
u think be is,r ih- man replied " do
YOU want 70 see hIm'
% 'Irs.H
"Walk up-siair. Are you q member Of
The order
q" 40. an not
h.r4HHn
Quoted up tie stairs ihf soprano notes Oi a
female voice ioated from the psrlor into
ibe hsll-wst. Not wishing 20 intrude upon
what might ht 4 private parry. be stopped
before reaching tbe head OF the stairway
,nd tod bis conductor be would not 20 up
into the psrlOr, but would wait FOR ferrel
there. " hilc The mau had gone 10 ioOS up
TeIf-u ihe reporter. seclnc several whit
mn enter with clgar- IN their mouths
climbed ~ few sleps Until ns position
commanded view oi ihe piri1r. the open
door Of which Wa pear the top Of the stair
case.
Then peculiar scene presented ITSELF
There could be seen social equality IN its
richest phase. IN the room a ere several white
men and four yOung cOi0red women. One,
seated q; AZ organ PLAYING, was The source
from which emanated tue soIiuno notes.
Another vas seated by her side. turning
the music for her. In the room, su q sofa.
was seated bright muatto girl taking
and laughing with - white man, while IL
apotber part Of the room We're another
colored girl and white man chatting, the
man holding or PLAYING With the girls
hand.
" nile the reporter looked and wondered |
II this was consistent with the principles Of /
the Knights Of Labor Ferrell came for /
ward. He r. wcll-buiit black man, and |
ore q black skull cap. The DisDGich rep |
restntstige stated Thai be would like 10 talk |
with him for Eve miuute~ about himself, his |
occupation, Sc.