Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
THE COMING PARADE.
SUCCESS OF TIE DBMoEsrgATIoE OF
TIE path ASSURED.
Programme OF the Procesaion-Liss OF
speasers-Mr. Barbour Expected
Uniforms and BadgeA
wednesday is Democratic Day in Ricl

| uniformed clubs from ell parts OF tue StaVe'
but there f. to be public speaking. and Coz
ernor Lee. John W. Daniel. George wise
John I. Harris, MIR. Hemphill, and several
others will address the people.
The PROGRAMME.
General Charles J. Anderson, the chiei
marshal, announces the following programme
| OF the parade:
All clubs must be in line At II o'clock, and
the procession will move at u sharp.
First Division will be composed oi the
Democratic city clubs, aud 70 be formed on
south Nineteenth, Twentieth, and Twenty
first streets, facing west, and right resting
on Main.
Second Division will comprise all visiting
clubs. to be- formed on north Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, right at Main.
Third Division Business-mens parade
First Section-All merchants from the
north side OF Nam street, under charge Of
George II. POindeXter and aides, viii form
on south Eighteenth street
second Section-Ali merchants on south
side Main, IN charge Of Edgar u. Taylor AMI
assistants. forms on south seventeenth
street, right at Main.
Third Scciiou-Ail Broad street merchants
} in charge o! Powhatan Z. Dupuy and assist
ants form on south Fifteenth street, right al
Main.
Fourth Secuon-All business.men in the
section Of the city south OF Min street, in
charge Of Mr.. Charles l.. Brown and h. 4.
| Saunders, Jr.. and assistants, VIII form on
Fourteenth street. right ut Min.
All not assigned rs above viii report 20
and march With either ~ above sections.
All mounted citizens viii report 10 W.
Fred Pleasanfs At south Twenty -Grst street,
right on Main. Police NJ same place.
CarTi1ces with INVITED guests and speakers
, will follow. tSo abreast, The second division.
THE Businessmen will carry canes.
The BANGS will he distributed along the
parade. and every one having laroe %
small 1ig or banner or transparency Is r.
quc>ted 10 carry IL In his own part OF The
I procession where places will DO sssigued.
The procession will probably move ur
Main 70 Fourth, TO Franklin, 70 Monroe, io
Grace. 10 Fir.t. TO Broad, 90 speakers sand
near Ford's Hotel. Procession will be hero
dismissed.
THE MOUNTED MN.
Alta meeting last night Of the Conference
Committee held at the room, 81 the Oid Do
minior Democratic CLUB Dircc'0T-G
John 4. Curtis presided. Reports Of COM
miitees showed that 80 men would appear
IN line ne mounted club. Mir. ". frcdr'
rick Peasants was selected 70 command this
club. Among other things the following
resolution was adopted:
Rcoohcd. That an persons who desire o.
ION in This mounted club IN the Democratic
ua.adc sre hereby requested to report 10 Mr..
| pleasIuts on Broad street in front OF thc
/ CITY Hall at 1890 a. u. on the oath pre-
pared 10 fall 10 line.
CLUB MEETINGS.
The Fourth PrecinctJaokSo Ward Demo
cratic Club viii meet NJ $50 north Seven
ieeuth street tomorrow night at O'Clock.
Every member ia earnestly requested TO al
tend.
The Fulton Democratic Club viii have a
special meeting Monday night ~ washer
Hall al O'Clock sharp
ELBA CLUB.
Elba Club VIII meet ii their headquarters,
F Az west Broad siTecttO.morrOw might. Ar
ranrcTcnts win be perfected o. participate
in the grand demonstration on Wednesday.
SUSPENSION or BUSINESS.
A numbtrof petitions are being circulated
urelne me businessmen 10 close their places
on The 2Nh and the following shows the Ic-
suit Of one cGot;
RlcuMoND. VA, October 90. 1855.
( We. the undersigned merchant, manu-.
facturers, professional and businessmen,
realizing The importance 10 our c'tv,
Stale, aud country ~ Democratic sue.
cess in The approaching election ana
being DESTROYS Of gylng orr support
md influence 10 The grand plr11e Of
4 Democratic clubs announced TOR The Pm IN
slant, 30 hereby recommend Suspension o.
business from IL A. Vi. 10 +. 4. on tAat
j a fft Ing
who may feel 50 disposed can Join iD ihn
/ parade and have az opportunity Of hearlu
/ me distinguished speakers on ihlt occasion:
/ J. p. Sc'ajer J. y. Moore, spots N Gibson,
/ Kincan e. co., Brown, Davis q Atkins
Palmer, llaItsook 6 Co.. l.. T.. WIrlcn,
Watt g. Call, Wlliam n. Cole. =. G. Lciga,
/ Jr., & Co.. Minor & BlaEt1n, George T..
! Burch, H. Wallcrsicin a. Son. Hudson a.
/ Co., John r. Powers. 81. 4. Lathrop. J. -.
hcIutirc & CO.. James 6. lu,ley a. 20,
4. K. Eller>on G. Co., Rand g. barhec, j..
=. Wright 6 stokes. Thomas Potts & Co..
JR. Myers. Chqrle, 7. Taylor& Co.. Crcn.
shaw & Brothers. e. y. ChalklcY, George
A. Havncs. ". VI. Parrish, j. j. Nelson
Son & Co., Simpson. Ba-s & Co. Augu tine
& Glover. Sclqter. Myers 6 Co.. Argu'tine
a Co.. PANE & Houston, q. \. Wallace d
Co., W. II. Briggs AZ Brother, merry atbci
Jones. Ellison u Harvey, Carter q RY-
land, Crio0an & Trlnt, G. Winston.
Wmgo, Enct, & Crump, !. D. Patton &
Co., Polk Miller 4 Co.. George ID. Plea
sanls & Son. DreEry a Co., 7. II. Epeti,
Julu, Slrlus, Stephen Putuey & CO., Sia-
ulc. e Mnnford. POindcXier 81 Den00n, T..
4. saunders & Son, Julien Bmiord, j. ~.
Gamers. O'd Dominion Iron and Malt
Works odice and warehouse. G.. W. An
trim q Sons. Southern Railway supply
Comnqnv. l.. G. Younger, Gates ~ Brown.
TAYLOR q Boiling, ". ". Le'c0, RapIt
Iloee, Bowie a. West Powers, Blair 81
Co.. Thaxion & Watkins, Watkins & Dl-
venpori. John Adams, Dounan 4 Cannon,
W. j. johnson & Co., j. u. & Il :. Chris
tan d Co., Hin & Schapp, Smith, Angus
d CO., ". r. Johnston, G. W. Tanner &
Co, j. III. Griffith & Co, Harrison, Grant
q Co.. c. :. Gates & Co., NJ. J. Daly,
Pockets: Augustine 81 Harwood, Charles
william Wallace, ana l.. Powers.
NORFOLK And PORTSMOUTH,