Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
CILN ELIND
AND
STEVENSON.

The enthusiastic membeas Of the Drummers'
Club turned out nearly goo strong, and pre-
sented splendid appearance in their Conti-
mental uniforms OF blud and blue. Their cooked
hats and knickorbockers gave them certain
'gnity of bearing which made them decidedly
distngus. Major William NJ. Evan acted as chief
marshal, and the line was headed by Aessrs. X.
=. Y, Baker and Joseph Wallorstein. Tho Com
mercial Travellers had very striking float
which represented the burial OF the force bill.
The design was in a wagon drawn by two small
white mules and attracted much attention.
STATE OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYERS.
The state ofllcers-the helmsmen OF our ship
OF State-mado q splendid showing, and In their
ranks were many ot the most prominent OF Vir-
ginla's citizens. They were headed by Colonel
Morton Marye. Mr.. h. W. Lynn, the Superinten-
tendent OF the Penitentiary, and Mr.. 4. l. q.
Scott Of the Auditors once. These gentlemen
were ali mounted, and Colonel Marye especially
looked every inch a soldier as he rode his horse.
After them followed q carriage containing
Governor Mckinney, Mt A. w. Harnan. State
Treasurer; Mr.. w. x. Gaines, Registrar of the
Land once, and Mr.. Josiah kyiend, the Second
Auditor.
Another hack contained Captain Parker. Mr..
Burgess, and others unable TO walk. forty-rye
State oficlals followed these distinguished gen.
tlemen on foot They wore the regulation Glove
land beavers red sashes. aud carried the Viz
einia nag, "Sic semper Tyrnnnis. Ihif ensign
was borne by three colorod Democrats employ cd
nj the Capitol-WinstOn Edmunda, Walker How
ard, and William Henkin. Forty OF the peni-
tentiary guards Brought up the rear OF the oni-
Gals. All OF these wore their neat blue uniforms
and blue caps.
JAcKsos-wARD DEMOCRACY.
The United Democratic Club Of jackson Ward
paraded seventy-nve men, who wore red capes
with triumphant roosters thereon. They pre-
sented all excellent appearance. hr. .. II. shep-
psrd was the mounted marshal and hessrs. G.
Y. Wingneld and Henry O'Neii were the o1icers
on foot
BORNE on THE SWELLING CURRENT.
Twelve members Of the virginia Yachting
Club, commanded by Commodore Joseph Jack
con- paraded in four carriages. They wore tho
club cap and sashes, while the vehicles and
horses were decorated In red aud white. the
colors OF the organization. The following were
the sailors Of the club: w. r. Saunders, ]. c.
Shator, X. b Pegram, II. X. Wayt, w. f. Chsl-
mers, Kirk Parrish. A. A. Bishop, George X.
Morris, Walter Scott, John A. Cullen, and w. u.
Woisiger.
HADTHE STAGE SET.
The New Richmond Theatre Democratic Club
were In line thirty strong with q handsome noat
lit with calcium hgnt One OF the many Carl
catures represented by this club was HerrisonB
cold freeze out. THIS burlesque was gotten up
very nicely, immediately In she rear OF which
was the eremator with torch; also banner
inviting all 70 be at the cremation which took
Mace al 10 p. M. Mr.. Montrose Angle oficiated
AZ the calcidm and Messrs Dickson and Allen
led the club.
the seitz Club OF Democratic BARRIERS had ten
men IN line. commanded by DIR. Charles y. Seitz.
The uniforms we're high black hats and white
eashes witn blue rosettes- The men carried
canes Tho club carried q largo transparency
decorated with flags and ROSTERS inscribed,
sseitz's Democratic White Barsers.'