Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

la %. dNNU t iffiiiitrt dANfr T. N'''4 - I
William n. Curtis. Philip O'Ncl, John l. |
Hughes. Joseph W. Carter, John A. Cur |
tls end william T. Sncllngs.
Alternate. james Hayes, John bccley, /
7 ii. Garber. ). W. -. IarIar. Joseph =. !
So~r. D. B. Welsh. Captain /. W. Cunning /
ham. Lowis Naslar. VI. $. Burch. !. A. |
french. }. II. Redwood. aud A. j. Gary.
JrrUAsoN wARD.
Dc'ccatcs. Boy 4. Cfump " Ezekiel, |
H. l4udon Cabcli. Andrew j. Duesberry, |
d4mes I lLUps, y. Donaii, ". Mics |
Tu-pn. Charles Vs. Hardwickc, Nick w. |
ns,ly. N. II. Harris. Joscph !. llournoy'
rs. T. Loving, Edgar H. Ferguson and Il. |
A,crnotas Jacob L. Ezekiel, J. II.
Tri-"tkorn. IS. Canary. G. T.. Brauer, !
Clarios T. Braucr. J.. q. Haakc, +. w. Low, !
e. McFle.chor. John W. Higgins, George Is. /
Comes, and + VI. Cuihngworth.
MADISON wAHD.
DELEGATES: j. Taylor Ellyson, Preston
Bc,u. ~ S. Valentine. Jr. VI. l.. Spots
wool. y. q. Siratton. Jud. B Wood, Luke
Harvey, vs.. ID. Courtney, William loven-
Stein. Charles MIhiser, j. 4. Ferriter, II.
@. lhllor and e.. X. Tcnscr. ,,
.lfcfn4trs: Jackson Guy, Thomas H.
Posts. Cunningham Hall. +. X. a. Burke
lioury T.. Phillips i. Il. Chataisnc' William
rnl.r. flnrr, g. ~cott. L. Il. Jones, George
Ll.n, aud Charles g. Boshcr.
Mosror WARD.
DELEGATES. ~. NJ Smith. Jr., Il. r. Clio
yor. G.. l.. Wngo. f.. B. Hicks, j.. II: O'Hon-
nDu. John a. Knowles, A. l.. Wilkinson,
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(i'r- o.. VI. shelton, J.. A. hulcheI' James
lf. rh,t. H. j.. f.nIn7li, Sepn L. ho'9'
j. W i'7'f .l.'i i ''-i r,l,,, p-;cc
..r., " a Price seymour
Stem. John g. Nosbv, James J.. Mcken-
u.. H. Il Wik.ns. Lmmct Harris. A.. l..
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DELEGATES. Vt. FIJI ScQv, Charles ".
G.rgin. 4. ]. Philips John j. King, J. II.
C.p.r-. ". =. Guuu, K. NJ. Giazc brook,
D.. g.. Bernard, Nillan hNah' NNnu,n1ah
H. ID h.f'Niin. Oh, . V'1i,' III ElI,tt r.
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H. Do. "a NJ, ID. n,1It : n Eradv'
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tho Powhatan 9p heil hesllitF lna' l
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Matters Deriaiuin, to the forthcoming
,,'v.ution wore, disrussed. and it was de
ll.l tb.ttbe rluL-ronms would be opened
t.r fbe Cutortainncnt of delegates and
.ifernntcs to the convention.
The club members Will show the visitors
al lhe hosWtahiits III lh'r po"c''
IhHE TO ALL.
Tho co1n1nittceto arrange for the cOnven-
tnnhad aseieuod the Seventh district dele
,.f.on 10 tho cluh-rooms as their head
0unrters. hut after q discussion of the mat
ter last NIGHT n was deemed advisable To
secure other quarters tor the Seventh dis
trlct and leave the ciu1-roohs open i0'
delegates alternate. ana Doinocra'i' NiS'-
large ana c9mmo5diouS rooms Sdos,,L wIh ~, n'
pr"Nu'A Vl7eNH'4o i'' '"o "'N
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The Powhatan Club. desiring 20 extend
over the state know for what purposes II
i- organized, decided 70 nave pupIlSnfu
2o9o ,rcui".5 u" C settin" forth he OBJ.
NNl''I7 70 Wv Ni'; a. nrTc,o,,izotinn no
i,'I7 anu INN ,,;r,,,ar ~ tEi foiiov,ing cen
i iAu ,,,,.. - ',,ro;,tcd 80 thc committee:
"l.n vi i'PfPIiilins II NJ smith. dr..
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TO hLCohAIt lhI HALL
Thpfollowiug gentlemen were appoihteu
as "A committee 20 aid IN decorating the
Armorv Hail for the convention; MrsSrS
T. Is. Hicks. julius ltohson. l., l. nue.
s.. R Brady &. NJ. Wallace, John kahO,
and James L. ferriter.
TO BE oN THE FLOOR.
The President was authorized TO appoint
committee of twenty-five members oi
the club 70 be on the floor OF the conVen-
tiOn 20 look To the comfort OF the dele%ates
and altcrnatcs and to len1 theiL services
for such purposes as hocu1u. iIcS..tcn'
BclVIn took time TO name TINS cohihi''ee-
DECEASED MEMBER.
The President announced the death of
~ Hyili,.,,, "a Talinan. a member of the
I
I'm motion of Mr.. Marx Gunst com
,,.,,t..,s,. o-,,,oiuted Ia draft suitable re-
i.,,..,.. ; 'r..,,rd =, The deceased MEM
h,r
i... p.o.,5.,4 o,,oin+ed the following
con.l.r,en, Nrsers' Marx Gunst, ID. 5.
Caf,s. and T.. B. Grymcs
AuIxGING RESOLUTION.
Nv II r Hicks offered the following
r..nlutIon which was unanimously
sdopted amid much applause:
E.~,r.d That We, the members of the
Po,yhatan Club. most heartily approve
and endorse tho efforts of the engineers
oni Jrix.rs If the Fire Department in their
rqnrfs IN secure the necessary extra help
,'rei,c,, Them a portion of the time from
.,-.rl,,l,,s labhr. which last from Janu-
any i7l 20 D,Ve;,i,Vi I'M, me- o,brr matters per
Aitoa 1,s'qs'eS t tGe nSSoJ j' "f tbe club and the
..,l,-ro,i i ,srIv the meeting adjourned.
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