Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
the parachute jump was the prettiest made
this week.
To.day's programme includes the rec
for-all trot. in which there are some very
fast horses entered.
DEMOCRATIC DRUMMERS.
Arrangements for Their Great Demon
stratlon Monday Night.


A special meeting of the Drummers'
Democratic Club was held at their rooms
No. I2 north Ninth street. last night for the
purpose Of completing arrangements for
their grand demonstration and parade on
Monday night next, and was called 10 order
NJ o'clock, with President NilbOn IN the
chair: II. J.. Iiirshberg, secretary.
A communication from Hon. W. VI.
Kitchen. Of Scotland Neck. \. C.. an
nouncing the fact that ne would arrive on
Monday morning rin Atlantic Coast-Line.
was read. and the Chair appointed tn fol-
lowing gentlemen ~ reception commit
tee: Captain W. II. Maxwell and H. Il.
lIirshhcrg.
Tho following committees were then ap-
'TiT On Halls. c. SHIELD, y. \. Schultz,
Il. +. nirshherg and n =. Bell.
Ou Fireworks-R. A. Schultz, W. j. Gay
and j. 4. Babar.
Wlbon. " II. Maxwell, John B. Culpeper
Marshal for the Club-William Rein
heimcr. W. II. Haniy, W. u. Scott and y.
l.. Bell.
line or MARCH.
Colonel Tazowen Elicit after giving n
detailed report OF the parade. stated that
fual arrangou cnts would be Comlletrd
to-day and that the lIne of march ana the
general orders would he published an tnis
evening and tomorrow papers.
The Committee on Spe3k-rs reported
that MavOr Eilyson would preside 800 The
meeting and that Governor Lee, Hon. y.
" Mckinney, our next lioVernor; hon.
W. II. Kitchen of North Carolina and II.
Z. Pollard would be the speakers of the
evening.
DrTlUs.
It was decided that the badges and
torches be distributed on Monday ard shat
the club meet promptly oh that oat at o:3O
p. 81.
1t was resolved by unanimous vote
that the club d.shand immediately after
the election ard that all further business
OF the club be wound mp by the Executive
Committee.
1t was further agreed that inasmuch as
very large crowd was expected O. pc pres
cnt at the Theatre % hear The speakers Of
the evening that tie ladies be requested to
remain at nome and that tIe lower part Oi
the Theatre he closed until the head OF the
procession shall have arrived at that
point.
oTHEE CLUBS.
TIE Chief Marshal viii wait upon the
presidents If tle various clubs this moru-
iug ia order 10 secure list of aide aad
marshals. and p meeting VIII De- hold at
the clubs rooms to-iaN az O'Clock +. vi.
20 make final arran- oDIenfs.
II was agreed 90 Request All cluhs to meet
promptly at their appointed places IN order
thot The parade may move promptly ut
O'Clock.
1T was decided % extend an imitation
e. tho Virginia Division Bicycle Assocla-
tiou 10 participate IN the parade. and also
10 extend . general invitation to the busi-
noes-meIl Of the city 10 form a division OF
the line.
Tho meeting was very largely attended
and great enthusiasm displayed
~HAN8s.
4 vote Of thanks was toudcrcl 10 Mrs. T.
/. God for courto-ios extended, and to the
various officers and committees :or their
faithful and nutiring efforts On nehelt of
this club and the success OF the Dcmo-
cratic partf.
All members who have ro. paid their as-
s,-smeuts are requested 30 cali 90, 1noo
upon Mr.. John Is. Bates. the o. slant see
ret9ry, who can be found at q. W. Thorn @
Co...
Meesrs. ". II. Cullncworth, Colonel ".
l.. Spot ,wool. and lion. George d. Nlso
were elected honorary members OF the
club, after which tine meeting adjourned
Fulton Democrats.
Fulton Club mot last night, ,Ir james
Hartley. prt sidcut. iu tho char, ana Score
tary Joseph j.. Long at bis post.
The attendance was unusually lr~e.
Much work for the Hectiou-day wae
mapped out and arrangements were CONF
pletel To participate In Che Drummers
parade Monday night. Fog the latter Oc-
ca-iou MIR. James Hartley was chosen chief
marshal for the club. with the following
aides Joseph T.. Long. !. j. Enright, PHIL
ip O'Ncl, and James sharp.
The committee from Fulton Club viii
meet q similar one from the Drummers 10
confer with reference To tho pgraI'.
Fulton viii have over two hundred men
IN the procession Monday night.
Union Club.
This organization VIII meet in their
headQuratcrs, Springfield Hall. corner
Twonty-sixth and VI streets. 4 large At
tendance of voters is desired. as tins will
be the Last meeting of tins club before
election.
MAYOR Fllyson and Colonel Tazowcu FL
lett VIII be- present TO make speeches.
Refreshments VIII be served at the close
OF the meeting.
All members of the club having torches
are requested to leave them at Mr.. 7. A.
B0wcry's store o. Dee filed with oil for the
Drummcr,' parade Monday night.
Fairfield Democrats.
The Fairfield Democratic Club VIII have
an important meeting tonight 90 make
preparations 20 take part iA the Democrat
ic demonstration or Monday night.
II is hoped that every member viii be
present. as the committee on drmOustra-
tion Will have matters OF importance to be
discussed There VIII also be speakers
present To entertain the club.
Stnnrwall Workers.
Stonewall Club viii meet tonight at their
headQuartcrs on south Second street.
These Democratic workers have done
noble service to their party, and the effects
of their labors viii be- seen next Tuesday.
Al Democrats are invited to meet with
them tonight and make final preparations
for Tuesdays battle.
Wheelmen TO Parade.
The Richmond Division Of the Virginia
Bicycle Club a. II. Meyer captain. Will
parade with illuminati0us Monday night
IN the Drummers' parade. The club Is
composed of some OF the best young Demo-
crats in the city. and their position in the
line will be especially attractive.
Clav-Nard Anti,.
O,o of tbo LARGEST aud most enthusiastic