The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

UDed yesterday lnal the hlcHHlOnu anu
Danville railroad shops would have from
$50 TO 400 men in line, accompanied by
their own band.
Forty Of the state guards at the peni-
tertiary have also applied for positions.
One of the most unique features yet
offered is that of the Telephone Club,
composed Of twenty-one employees Of the
Telephone Exchange here. They Will wear
tall white hats and light busters, and
each man will have on his person large
letter, and hold position I'm the line Of
march so as to make the whole appear as
shown below:
CLEVELAND
AND
S-T-E-V-E-N-S-O-N.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad noti-
fed the chief marshal yesterday after
noon they would want place for not less
than three hundred men in line.
The wheelmen also will be assigned
place. and will turn out in strong num-
bers and full uniform.
The Tobacco Trade yesterday appointed
a committee. consisting Of Messrs. John
NJ. Taylor, Virginius Johnson, T. -. Neal.
Jr., and Secretary Mcleod, eX-ofiicio, to
report TO the meeting Of the Trade on
Monday as to the advisability of par
ticipating in the jollifcation.
The bankers and brokers, the whole
sale druggists, the Powhatan Club. the
Old Dominion Club and a number OF
others are preparing large floats, but as
a rule they are keeping their plans mys-
teriously secret. Rumor says that
number of beautiful girls will make
feature Of some of these floats. We will
see.
Indeed, it is limited that perhaps Poca-
hontas in full dress may appear in line
The old Dominion Nail Works will
muster in strength and parade with
big gun, and probably fire a salute at an
appropriate time.
The Union Club Scouts, headed by
Cleveland's Postmaster. Mr.. w. II. Gull
lingwOrth, will parade for the twelfth
time this campaign, and they will appear
not 2s recruits, but hard and seasoned
vetqAns.
And the Real Estate Brotherhood is
10 be I'm it. A full representation Of the
fraternity met in Mr.. n. w. Bowe's office
yesterday afternoon at o'clock 10 make
arrangements for participating In the big
jolihcation.
At a glance it was evident that the real
estate men would jollihcate for there was
a great deal Of interest manifested In the
meeting, and there was no doubt that
this division of the parade will be eX-
ceedingly attractive In spite Of the i'm
mense amount OF dignity on the landlords
sober cOuntenances.
Mr. n w. BOWe.Was made president OF
the meeting, and Mr.. II. l.. Denoon sec
rotary
A letter from Mr.. i. p. ROutt, Of New
port News, stating that he wished TO give
five dollars to the cause, was read, and
the secretary was instructed to invite
that gentleman TO take part with the real
estate division.
After some discussion Of the matter it
was decided to wear white helmets, white
sashes and dark suits. All the members
will be mounted, and there VIII be two
wagons with elaborate rsparencies, to-
gether with suitable notices.
Different colored lights will brighten
up things on the march, and cast a daz-
cling glimmer over the sober faces of the
landlords. Mr.. Henry 5. HutzleT was ap-
pointed chief marshal, with power TO APP
point lch aides as he may need.
There will be about eighty or ninety
representatives in line, and most of the
prominent real estate firms in the city
will have four or five delegations on hand.
Among these are: n. w Bowe, II. Seldom
Taylor 4 Son, John II. Goddin.
J. b. Elan & CO.. Sutton & CO., Thomas
rutherford, +. II. Pluemacher Harrison
& Powers, j. Thompson Brown q CO.,
r. = Chahin 81 Co., Charles \. Rose.
Cabell & Wilson, Il. 4. McCurdy, George
+. Crawford, Frank ID. Hill DenOon,
Upper q CO., Henry s. Hutzler. c. Win
ston, 4. j. Bradley d Co. and many 9TH
crs
The insurance mon will parade with the
bankers and brokers. They Will have
unique uniform. Look out for them.
The knights of the grip We're greatly
encouraged at their meeting last night.
In spite of the fact that a large number
Of the drummers are out of town. there
was a eOOdly crowd at the club and the
reports Of the committees were far more
favorable than the travellers had expected.
Yesterday the city was canvassed by
committee 10 ascertain how many OF the
drummers could be present, and il was
learned that there would be probably one
hundred and fifty.
The uniforms will be the same as worn
on the demonstration of the night of the
9Th, when the drummer boys made such
d creditable showing.
The travellers delegation will be divided
into companies Of twenty-four each under
command of captains and lietenants. the
whole 10 be under the control Of Major
Evans.
The column will be headed by the Blues
band.
The club will meet next Tuesday night
to perfect It's arrangements, and all men,
bers are requested 10 be present
Mr. w. II. Wesiger. the president OF
the organization, is at present in New
York, but hopes to be on hand in time
10 participate in the celebration.
The members of the Powhatan Club.
the Rockets Club, the Fulton Club. the
Fourth Precinct Jackson Ward Club and
the Old Dominion club are requested 10
meet at their respective clubs Monday
night TO perfect arrangements.
There will be regular meeting OF the
city Central Democratic committee Tues
day night in the city circuit courtroom.
The Richmond College boys, though
many OF them are too young 10 vote, are
none the less genuine Democrats. and
they will turn out one hundred and nifty
strong on next Thursday night.
The students held meeting last night
I'm the Mu Sigma Rho Hall. and much
enthusiasm characterized the meeting.
They will be rigged out In caps sashes
and capes made out Of garnet and
cream material. and the usual torches
will be carried.
At meeting TO be held tomorrow night
arrangements will be completed, and we
may look for the jubilant Collegians with
their catchy yell and midnight voices
M. sAmss G. tiiehssl Democrats