Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

Madison Ward (50): A. Pizzini, Jr.. &.
w. Allen, james L. Ferriter.
Powhatan 5000: P. Belvin, W. Il. Mere
dith. j. =. Harwood.
Old Dominion (25O): Joseph Lichten-
stein, 6. l.. Wood, George b. Davis.
Union (l0O): Clifford Weisiger. A. Z.
Peay, James NJ. n. Allen.
., Rockets, qOO) :, NJ. McGitiin, M. +.
Craven, Mortimer Hogan.
Drummers QOO) David Wilborne, ii.
+. Baker, Joseph Wallerstein.
Fulton Club. 100.
Richmond College. 100.
Medical College, 50.
Bigger Infants. $50.
Chesapeake and OHIO clerks. $50.
Real-estate men, 75.
Insurance men, 100.
Bankers, 70.
Press, 90.
The Tredegar Iron Works and Vulcan
Iron Works will parade their men to-
gether, turning out about FIVE hundred
The Walker Light Guard Club will have
seventy-fve men in line, and the Manches-
ter and Chesterfield clubs will have about
four hundred. Henrico, too, will b. well
represented.
The new social club, the Abemarle, will
appear with seventy-fiye men in line, the
Hobo Club will have $50. and it is expected
that the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine. Works, with several hundred of its
operatives IN the procession, will make an
imposing display.
THE IMPOSING CAvALCADF.
Colonel G.. Percy Hawes. who will com
mand the cayalcade. saws Manches er and
Chesterfield will contribute aboLo 400
horsemen and Richmond 500. He has not
yet received reports from Henrlco and
Hanover. Captain W. ID. Cardwel will
have charge Of the Hanover riders. IL Is
estimated that the butchers contingent
will number $50 men. Colonel Hawes re-
qrests all mounted men to provide them
selves with yellow sashes and light hats.
The sash will be worn over the right sboul-
der and pass dagonally across the body 70
the left hip A small American flag will
be worn in the hat.
Captain Hutcheson, of the Howitzers,
has consented to take charge of the pyro-
technc display and will be assisted by
members of the battery.
All the bands of music IN the city have
been engaged for tie occasion; also the
Stonewall Band, Of Siaunton.
The wholesale druggists Of the city will
have in line an immense float drawn by
eight horses. From this there will be q
constant display of fireworks.
THE PRESS TO THE FRONT.
Mr.. James h, Flournoy suggested tha
IN view OF the splendid work that ha'
been done by the newspapers in the can
vass, the press be requested to head th'
parade. This matter, however, was re
ferred to the general Committee of Ar
raupeuents. which meets at the Circuit
Court room at o'clock this evening. IL il
requested that before that time each clut
viii report to Chairman Patteson how
many torches it will need.
All Democratic clubs in the State are IN
vited to participate IN the demonstration
and such as report to Chief-Marshal Plea
SAINTS will be assigned places in the line.
THE MARsHAL's AIDES.
Chief-Marshal Peasants has appointed
the following aids. He requests any gen
J tleman who cannot act to inform him a
once of the fact A. ID. Landerkin (chie
of staff, William 5. Workman, Ashton
| starke, John 4. Hughes, Charles K. Boil
| ing, Arthur b. Clarke. Colonel NJ. j.. Spots
wood Joseph BRYAN. Charles W. Goddln
James C. Smith, Colonel c. O'B. Cowardin
b. b. Munford, Charles II. Epps, Colone
Meade HaskIns, Langhorne Putney, Colo
mel J. V. bidgood, Charles Il. Wingo
Robert II. Boykin, DIR. Benjamin Harrison
Judge James c. Lamb, Joseph l.. Levy
| Joseph Walelstein, Philip Shea, AM
Thomas Byrne.
Actiyes will hold Joint meeting at BelYl
dere Hall tonight at O'Clock.
TIE DRUsiMERs WILL TURN OUT.
| A regular session of the Commercis
| Travellers Democratic Club was held a
IT'S headquarters last night, President vii
| liam II. Weisiger in the chair. Communi
| cations from Mayor Ellyson, thanking tn
drummers for the honor bestowed upo
| him IN making HIM the presiding officer Q
/ their big meeting at the Academy OF Musl
! last week. and from MIR. ii. NJ. Starke, Jr
president of thePowhatan Club. congratU
| iating the knights of the grip upon thei
valiant work in Jackson Ward on election
day. were received AMI tiled.
The club discussed at length the exp'
diency of participating in the big proce'
sion next thursday night, and commit
tee was appointed to ascertain II there wa
sufficient number of members in the cit
TO fairly represent that organization
If so. the club will turn out g
a body. in uniforms and Wit
torches. The exodus of the travellin
men to their business sections, since tn
election has probably greatly dimlnlshe
the number in Richmond, and If 1t is IN
possible TO get a goodly number tOgethC
those drummers who desire TO partlclpat
in the demonstration will do so as ind
viduals.
A special meeting of the club will b
held at lts headquarters at 3 O'Clock q
nIpht. and ever, member who can poss
bly attend is requested to do so. as It
important 10 know Just how many Will
in line on Thursday night. In ease u
drummers enter the procession as q DOC
Major Evans will be IN command an
Messrs. Archer and Wallersteln viii be b
assistants.
CLEVELAND hats FOR THE PowHATANIrEs.
There were lively times around Powh
tan Club last night. The members T
ceived the Cleveland hats-a soft felt
light gray color-and there was gener
iubilancy among them. Ihis headge
will be donned on next Thursday, nign
when this club. as well as all the others
the citv. viii participate IN the grano
monstration.
THE RAILROAD CLERKS TO PARADE.
The railroad clerks of the city will tai
part in the big demonstration next Ihur
day night. This conclusion was roacht
by them at meeting held at the treigl
depot of the Richmond, Fredericksbui
and Potomac railroad last night, at whiC
about fifty Of the bill-checkers were presen
The matter of selecting uniform. W
left 10 a committee and all details will
decided upon at meeting 70 be held
the same place tonight, to which all ra
road clerks Tin both general and loe
offices) are invited. Ii is expected IN
this feature Of the procession Will consl
tute.about $40 or 400 men.
The Thurman Democratic Club held
, regular weekly meeting last night and
pointed its committees TO perfect srrane
ments for ITS participation IN the grai
ratification on the 18th. The club Will ?
rade in white beavers aud large banda
J handkerchiefs, and viii come out 100 mel
bers strong. Eight new members. we
, elected last night. The "old bandani
. will have q handsome float in line Thu
i day night.
: The real-estate men of Richmond a.
, Manchester will meet this afternoon
, $3.50 o'clock at the Office of Mr.. N. w. Bo
3 to discuss important matters relative
the jollifcation parade.