The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-28

proper registration, on or before that day
on the 9Th day OF November he will be
az helpless as a soldier In battle without
powder and ball.
wherever registered voter has
changed his place OF residence from one
county or city to another county or city,
or from one precinct or ward to another
in this city. It Is necessary for him to be
| transferred
] All the male citizens who will be
twenty-onc years OF age on or before the
| oth day OF November next are entitled to
De registered. whether they are twenty
one on the 18th or not.
| Noters who have removed from one
ward TO another thirty days previous to
the election should be transferred.
! voters In the country in Virginia can
vote on transfers on the day OF election,
but not In the city OF Richmond.
In Richmond they must all be trans
ferred and registered on or before the
18Th day Of October. In this election
we need every vote, and you are ear
nestly urged to attend to this vital mat
ter at once. Very respectfully,
s. s. 2. PATTEsos.
Chairman City Democratic Committee.
PowHATAS's DEMONSTRATION.
An important meeting OF the Powhatan
club will be held this evening at $50
O'Clock. when the final arrangements for
the demonstration to be held at the Thea
tire Monday night will be perfected. The
members Of the club on that occasion
VIII parade in a body as escort to the
speakers and have seats reserved for
them on the stage
The Commercial Travellers Club will
parade with the Powhatan, and will ap-
pear for the first time in their new and
attractive uniforms. Seats will be re-
served for the Travellers" in the orches-
ira. The rest Of the Theatre will be open
TO the public.
The line of march will be from the
Powhatan Clubhouse. on Eighth street,
to Fords Hotel. where speakers will be
met and line formed as follows: Band
Commercial Travellers Club, Powhatan
Clab, speakers and reception compittee.
in carriages The line will De up Broad
to the Theatre.
New membership tickets and certificates
of membership in the Powhatan Club
and Virginia League Of Democratic Clubs
will be issued TO the members this even
ing, and it is important that every mem
Der should be present to receive his, as
by resolution Of the club no one will be
allowed the use OF the club-rooms after
tonight who cannot show the new menu
DeTShip card or is known to be in good
standing
Action will be taken as TO having a pri
vate wire run into the clubrooms, for
the purpose Of receiving election returns
on nights OF November Sth and 9TH from
all parts Of the United States
After the business meeting the club
will be addressed by one or more speak
ers in tcn-minute talks.
This will be the last chance OF joining
the Powhatan before its demonstration.
and those who intend joining should dc
so tonight. take part in the demonstra-
ton and have the use OF the rooms and
privileges of the club during the next
two weeks. the most interesting period
OF the year in politics.
The speakers secured for the meeting
on Monday are the Hon. }. l.. VI. Curry
and ex-Mayor r. c. Davidson, Of Balu-
more
Senator David 3. Hill went back to
New York from Lynchburg last night.
He will not speak in Richmond in this
campaign
The Democrats Of Fulton had a fine
gathering last evening in the open air at
Dcnahue's Hall. A band OF music made
the air ring with patriotic and popular
songs, and DR.. Thomas Nelson Page and
Mr.. George Wayne AnGer on were the !
speakers. They handled the topics Of the
campaign with force and ability.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club had
a meeting last night which was we'll at
tended by it's members. The expenses of
the late demonstration they gave have
been all settled. All the members are
working hard against the day OF election,
seeing 10 the registration and |
transfer Of voters.
The Democrats of Barton Heights met
last night in large numbers at the Wiswam
and listened TO interesting and forcible pre-
of Democratic doctrine from
Messrs Beverly B. Munford and Wyndham
i. Meredith.
There have been over eighty Democrats
registered at this place and they are ell
workers so Barton Heights will give good
account of herself at the election.