The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-21
NEXT VICE-PRESIDENT.
GEN. srErESsoS COMING HERE.
ACADEMY of Music Friday Night the Place
and TIme-Arrsngemcnts TO hece''e
Him by Committees of Citizens.

A meeting Of the officers and execu-
tive committee was held yesterday after
nooon in the circuit courtroom, WIN
Colonel John i. Cary (thc PRESIDENT IN
the chair. There was quite good at
tendance and the members displayed The
greatest possible interest in the prepara-
fions for the great political event.
Colonel Cary said that he desired 10
have as large a committee as possible 10
meet General Stevenson at Petersburg
and escort him to Richmond lie added
that he had just received a letter from
Hon. Rasl Gordon, chairman OF uip
State committee. stating that inc VIZ
President" had been asked TO denver an
address I'm the COckade City on FRIDAY
,norn;ng II il not vet known whether
tho invitation will be accepted or not,
INIT at any rate the Richmondcrs WIZ 20
over 10 that city on Friday morning NJ
o'clock and return in the afternoon at
2:15. Great preparations VIII be mAue
10 receive Mr.. Stevenson and those VINO
accompany him at the depot, ana mere
will be a number of carriages on mana 10
carry the distinguished party TO the Tx
chan &c Hotel, where they VIII stop.
OTHERS WILL GO.
The following gentlemen have been
added TO the reception committee, who
will 20 to Petersburg:
Henry s. Hutzler, Alexander W. Ar
cher. Or. William +. Tompkins, X. IL.
Boykin, julius Straus, Thomas Atkinson
Sig. NJ Goodman, ID. G. Richardson,
John jackson. +. Beverly Slater, Fred.
Movers. Leigh II. Page. Jr., Hugh Antrim,
Cunningham Hall. A. = Briggs, s. ID.
Crenshaw, $. W. Travers, &: l.: Brown,
Morton A. Goodman, Philip O'Neil. james
Hayes, h. r. Crump, Daniel Higgins,
A. y. Rosenegk, G. Watt Taylor, A.
w. Rosene, Nirginius Johnson, {. Z.
Thon. James n. Boyd, Frank Parater'
William III. Zimmerman, John Murphy,
John NJ. Higgins, T.. A. Bowry, j. W.
James +. Kearney, William g. Armitage,
William G.. Adams, James i. Pettls,
John Bagley. James F. Flournoy, Eugene
Walton, Charles /. Philips, John Trower,
i. T. Davis, Humphrey Calder, Phil.
Seay, Judson Cunningham, t. j. Jefrcss,
II. T. Glasgow. Jackson Guy, Charles
Straus. Charles f. Taylor, George
Wayne Anderson, Robert 5. Archer, ).
Ullman, b. b. Munford, I. II. G. Cabell,
Charles Hutzler, A. ID. Landerkin, Il. Is.
Murphy, II: II. Ferguson, Clay Drewry,
y.
Ter, r. !. Hechler, Samuel Go! Co
w. /. Smith, Il. G. Crump, Samuel
Bcndheim, r. W. Cunningham Archer
Anderson, Jr., DR.. d. ]. Coleman. II. NJ.
Smith, Charles w. Goddin, +. c. CARR
son, S. L. Kelly, Professor b. Puryear,
G.. Roddy Tenser, X. +. Briggs, Or.
w. Il. Oppenhimer, Chiles FerreL
George Bannister, James J.; An
dersoE, John J. Wright James T.. Philips,
W. c. Preston, w. ID. Chcsterman. T.. &.
Leigh. Jr.. w. i. Leake. T.. p Crump,
DR. Benjamin HarrisOn.James II. CapcrS,
A. c. Houston. c.. l.. Todd. T. z. Camp
bell. Samuel Hirsh, J. Randolph Tucker,
Jr.. A. l.. Boulware. i. i. G. Scott, o.
X. Macon. Judge w. /. Clopton, Hay
Garnett. Richard Merrman, Charles l..
Page. Carter Osterbiud Arthur b.
Clarke. y. V. Randolph, Charles 7. Big
ger. Charles c. BoSher, James K. Shep-
pard. G. II. Phillips, Charles ii. Tai
bolt. w f. Epps, r. f. Hannigan. Denis
O'Nen. Charles Holzbach, {. II. Hagan
Edward Moran, ". X; MeredI.h, H. r.
Coles. X. Il. Bowles. w. +. Reddy, Z.
Il. Brauer, A. w Patterson, 5. J. Dos
well, II. A. Patterson, X. ). Bosher.
PAY THEIR OWN WAY.
As there will be many expenses Incl
dent TO the meeting. all the members
of the committee will have to detray
their own expenses on the train. Several
special cars will probably be chartered
for the occasion. and brass band will
either accompany the party 10 Peters
burg or meet them upon their return.
As several ladies are in General Ste
venson's party. steps will also be taken
for their entertainment while ID Rich
mOnd
Tickets for those who will occupy Teats
upon the stage will be distributed Ilurs-
day evening. The orchestra floor OF the
Academy will be reserved for the various
Democratic clubs in this city, and the
meeting will be called to order ut
O'Clock.
Club will hold another meeting this after
noon at o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the Old Do
miniOn Club at their rooms, Nineteenth
and Main streets, next Thursday even
ing.
Hon. George d. Wise and others will
address the assemblage. The club will
swing to the breeze ON that occasion a
magnificent banner bearing the mann
moth pictures of Cleveland. Stevenson
and Wise. The new banner will be
the largest one ever used in Virginia. and
will make a splendid showing stretched
over Nineteenth street. Owing to the
wires on Main the committee found It
impossible to hang the banner over that
thOrOughfare. but the place they have
selected is almost equally as good. as the
prototypes of the Democrats can be seen
by all passers-by on Main street.
Tariff Reform.
The Tariff, Reform Club held meet
ing last evening at the circuit court
room Routine business was transacted.
Provision was made for the collecting Of
funds to meet d deficit of the treasury,
after which the club adjourned to meet
at the same place and hour next Thurs
day week.
Rockets Democrats.
The Rockets Democratic Club will meet
tonight at Hogan's Hall. 1910 Lester street,
for reorganization, and to make arrange
ments for a mass-meeting, and TO take part
In the parade and attend the meeting of
the Cleveland and Stevenson Campaign
Club. Mr. Myer Angle is the efficient pres
ident Of this club.
Two Deaths
Mrs. Rosa Pearson Weislger, the wife of
ex-Councilman A. w. Weisiger. died at her
residence, No. 504 north Twenty-fifth
street. on Monday at 1885 p. NJ. She had