The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
DEMOCRATS, HURRAH !
rr,II MfECH JOTFULLY WITH
YTEE WORRS md MUSIC.
r,,nmond reople VIII Parade and Ccle-
bra.ea O. rious Victory-Hosts
WI March in Inc.


rr.st ,orchught parade
r.. LARGEST demonstration yet
.l..r.l4y night grand occasion.
e..t enthusiasm and rivalry never was
Known.
Every club and other organization in
ro cty getting ready.
l.nor. Will be a mammoth cavalcade Of
hssemcn. d host on foot and numerous
floats.
some unique features will appear In the
r.-.le nearly every organization is
,.Irg with the other for striking ex-
L.ts in the line.
The matter is taking definite shape, and
grows in magnitude as the time APP
rroaches. The committee OF arrange
meuts appointed by the city Democratic
committee met last evening at the city
circuit courtroom, with representatives
from all the Democratic clubs present.
4 canvass Of their committees showed
that every one had secured torches and
paraphernalia. limitations Of expected
extra features were made.
Chairman Patteson presided and an
nounced the following committees and
officers Of the parade
Committee of Arrangements, from the
City Democratic Committees. 8. =. Pat
teson chairman, Z. Ullman, Fred Pleas
ants. A d. Landerkin. Humphrey Calder.
Cunningham Hall.
Chief Marshal-F'red. Peasants.
Chief OF STAFF. A. D. Landerkin.
Aides-wnliam S. Workman, Ashton
Starke, John T. Hughes. Charles E. Boil
ing, Arthur 3. Clarke, Colonel NJ. l..
Spotswood. Joseph Bryan, Charles w.
Goddin, James G. Smith, Colonel c. OBJ.
Cowardin. B. B. Munford, Charles il.
Epps, Langhorne Putney. Colonel J. Y.
Bidgood. Charles z. Wingo, DR. Benjamin
Harrison, Judge James c. Lamb, Joseph
Wallerstein, Joseph l.. Levy, Colonel
Meade Hasldns, Thomas Byrne, Philip
Shea, Marx Gunst and Harry 3. Owen.
Commander Of Mounted Men-Colonel
G. Percy Halves.
Finance Committee-Maj. Clay Drewry,
A. D. Landerkin. Cunningham Hall
Invitation Committees. s. i. Pate
son. Charles T. Phillips. II. !. Carter,
w. r. Meredith, w. II. Cullingworth,
Virginfus Johnson
Committee on Stand and Decoration
Humphrey Calder, L. Ullman, r. T.
Daniel, II. J. Jarvis, l.. J. Hogan, Andrew
Pizzini. j. r. Shepherd, George b. Davis.
Committee on Fireworks-F. A. Bowry,
julius A Hobson, NJ +. Craven, ID. j.
O'Neil. John A. Hutchinson. Il. II. Boy
kin, Cunningham Hall.
COMMITTED on Music-Cunningham Hall,
John S. Harwood. w. +. Joyner. w. II.
Bhervln, A w. Rosene, i. j. O'Donnell.
The committee on invitations notified
the committee on reviewing stand that
they would issue 500 invitations for seats
on the stand. and their plans for building
we're made accordingly
Chief Marshal Peasants stated that he
was receiving applications from numer-
ous organizations and could not announce
the plan Of the parade until the most Of
them. at least, were known.
Chairman PattesOn announced that he
hnA occurred reduced rates on the rail
roads Of one fare for the round trip from
Az points within 100 miles of Richmond.
The arrangement was made yesterday at
noon az a meeting Of the railroad officials
which was held IN the office Of the Asso-
ciAted Railways. Mr.. X. ID. Carpenter rep
resented the Associated Railways. Mr..
John D. Potts the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway and Mr. c.. a. Taylor the Rich
Inond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road.
This arrangement will prove Of great
advantage. as far as it reaches, 10 those
who desire 10 come. but great disappoint-
JneNt was expressed at the circumscribed
limit of distance allowed. Danville,
Lynchburg and the western part of the
State are left out and it was hoped that
Lyufhburg. at least. would be given this
tnducement to come.
At the close Of the general meeting the
various committees met Immediately to
arrange details.
The fireworks committee decided TO use
no skyrockets, bombs, or other explosives
likely to scare horses, but depend upon
red fire and Roman candles for their illu-
mination
The grand reviewing stand VIII be stu
ated at the corner Of Sixth and Broad
streets. and will be handsomely decorated
CokInel q. Percy Halves, chief of the
mo(ted men in the parade, has appoint
cd the following persons as heads of the
various professions and occupations who
will participate in the mounted parade
and who are requested TO act without
further information:
Physicians, Dr. w. w. Parker.
Medical students, Or. Charles Siegel.
Lawyers. Colonel Tazewell Elicit.
Stuart Horse Guard Democratic Club,
Lieutenant J. r. Branch.
Tobacco, J. =. George
Cigarettes. eheroots and cigars, John
Pope.
Real estate, -.
bankers and insurance, -.
Wholesale grocers, l.. G. Younger.
Retail grocers, Hay T. Thornton.
Butchers and hucksters. William II.
brauer.
Ice, coal and wood, c. d. Wingfeld.
Brewers and restaurant keepers WI
Lam Rueger
Teamsters and wagoners Captain Cyrus
BOs1eux
Grain and feed dealers. Charles II.
Simpson.
Commission merchants. Colonel w.
Miles Cary.
Horsemen from Hanover. Captain w.
D. CardWell.
Horsemen from Henrico. Captain VIII
Ham IL. Sands.
Horscmen from Manchester. A. j. Brad
ley
Horsemen from Chesterfield. II. Clay
chamblin.
The following gcntlmen are requested TO
ast as aides
Chief Aide, Captain A. .. Guigon.
Aides. the clergy OF the city and James
r Gray. Julian r. Tenant. Colonel a.
J.. Phillips. +. q. Brauer Jr., w T. Fos-
ter J. r. Fairlamb. Major Charles Euker
John Lindsay, Jr., L. ID. crenshaw, Jr,
c. y. Neal, John Chamblin. Colonel W.
Kirk Matthews, Major IL. M. Boykin,
Captain David Moore. u. J.. Toney. A.
q. Aiktssas. 7. n, 1iradisy. Colensl John
n kxsssii. T. ~ crntehasid, Sushsfd H.