Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-27
OPEN WITH APARADE
~v ne A GRAND TRADES DISPLAY
At THIS FALLS EXPOSITION
c,.mher Of Commerce win Inquire
Into Its Espedicncy-rhc standing
committees Announced

ftrieiian tpfeSinent1. -. III. ffhWcS thfst
- e. rycsidenp, S. w. Trayers (second
-. nresidonD. J. l.. Antrim. F.. II. Bis
- Teois d. CrenshAw, Jr.. L. II. Deane,
= "a rcrcusson.' II. r. Jeffress. Thomas l..
-, John S. Nance. X. Carter scott. H..
..op,cs. Everett waddey, Charles II
',,tlins. j. IL. Witty, and II, W. Wood
81 Ire CHRISTIAN, on assuming the chair.
...t flai he would do violence 20 his own
.nr. { he failed on this. the trst oppor-
t'hc had had, to express his gratltca-
l,t leiuc called TO the office of president
-. chamber, which had been done, he
. SAY. almost against bis protest. But
....mlnc the duties Of the ONCE ne
'~ .ul expected 20 receive, the earnest
..r,fion Of all the members OF the
., and especially Of the Board Of
rs who. IL they did their best.
BADLY comeu to the responsibilities
,...ralyod upon them. He emph asized
.Iy the importance Of every mombor
.. board -they being the working
.....tq'iyos Of the misunderstanding
.utas businessmen Of the city and
,- tlat they become members OF the
II.r.ler 81, they should do. Tie then an
Ifbat the object of the meeting,
.... and Wood. members of the EX-
.... I.rmittee OF the Virginia State
...,.ra. and Mechanical Society, was
...i.ra suggestion that they had TO
...t Iavire trades parade at the
..,, q ftc exposition next fall, and
|n,.a those gentlemen 10 state their
..I ans propositions they had to
...-.t .l reference to the matter.
..r< WIN TRADES PARADE.
NJ WalI.g. % response TO this invita-
e.. .ad t..t the Executive COMMITTEE
.....,. had been carefully consider
a.. w.at special features coHlG best be
-1.J =. ftp exposition 20 insure its
and chat 8, was thought 10 have
...s'. ,.rqIe 81 the opening of the
t.g. ,t...f best set the ball in mo-
,.3 i.a. of this opinion. they
III b.. i.r- the matter 70 the atten-
- +f. chamber of Commerce, as
,...,.-.'f.. islt that this was the pro-
.r.tt.I lis which 30 interest the bust
...n ~ tle Ctv 50 as to have them
.......f- 100 such a parade; but he said
g.. ST. Wood bad given moro attention
,....-.It .,.t 100 MS details. and he would
,..-,..re request hlm 10 explain the views
,. tl. secretly moro fully upon tins sub
....t.I+ make an appropriation out of
VIC. POD award premiums 20 the best float
So. .i. procession. and 20 the next best
XIII. ..r.hlh.y the third best in order to
,.....' .. fha parties 80 do their utmost
..I .wp,uslte those who went 20 most
.t...-. DO preparing for the parade; that
..-, $50 bal % very successful parade OF
... .I.r,tcr and there was no reason
,... $50 Should not have a better one IN
I.. .. winch the merchants and manu-
.r-.i, would not only advertise their
=, 9- bur advertise their progressive
faat and give "a good send-Off TO the eX-
. ,.r. u
INQUIRE INTO ITS TXPTDtLNCY.
V..-r- T.. n. Bissell and f. III. Deane
l.'i t..ugut that trades parade would
t.ay,ry interesting feature if credlta-
...lr could bee gotten up for the occa-
s.. lut they were Of the opinion that
.. subject should DO cauyessed before q
t... decision was reached. and TO accom-
l.-. tll. purpose. Mr.. Deane offered the
Glowing resolution. which was unanl-
4, I..I adopted:
lsri That the Committee of the
Chamber ou State EXpOsitiOns be requested
Q. Enquire into the expedlency OF having a
e.. De parade during the exposition next
needing Of the board.
Do was understood that the committee Of
q; aa4muer would confer with the Adj
-y Committee of the Agricultural So
, ... a- Well as canvass the subject with a
Icut number Of our businessmen 10
Il.e report az the next meeting OF the
b.t-. upon which a decision Will be
? i-l
Do. special object of the meeting having
l,"u disposed Of Colonel A. 5. Buford
g. thc CRYSTAL Ice Company were elected
of the chamber
TIE STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Char then called upon the Secre-
Ary 20 "a, nouuce the regular committees
Tor the current year. explaining that he
lad eudeayored as far as practicable 70
have a member at the board as chairman
4 each committee. The committees are
j. follows:
trbtration-S II. Hcwcs, !. r. Tucker. Jr.,
u.niel :. Mccarthy, Il. ;. 5osher, and Thomas
'tkins.
a. mmerce and Commercial Usagcs-J. l.. An
.-n. samuel Hoeester. ". 7. Hancock, George
u Ihaxton, n. Walerstcin, and J. B. Mosby.
N4uufa lures T. =. Je9rcss, Thomas McNa-
.., O.. q. Wngncld, }. ). Montague ii. W.
j. .ud REQ. and C.. n. Fleming.
bland TrldC-S. ". Travers, chairman;
-lpeake and ohio and Connections, +. G O..
7 ...E. Jr., G. n. Antrim, Z. II. Deane, and ii. b..
.1'err5: Richmond aud Danyile and Con
Dr. ...uus. J.. G. Younger. W. :. Forbes, John r..
.... aud &. n. Watkins; Richmond, Frederick
..f and Potomac and Connections. \. IL.
t'rs-I4u. Jr., Charles L. Brown, and John ).
Ala..
o.'earl Trades. q. Crenshaw. A. d. Lander
l.. o. D. Nuuiord. Warner Moore, duuius A.
NORRIS and d. ". Allison.
Nuos-J r. Werth, Henry frCehlng, James
N,nR. Mare B Gay A. b. Clarke, aud Ed
vs.I n Wills.
isr.u.,ure and Immieration-H. L. staples,
I g. abb, Ashton Starke, II. W. Wood, j. IL.
Harvey. aud Joseph VI. FOurqurean.
Banks and Currency-John = Elicit, /: H..
b.... D. a. Dooley. ". Il. Palmer, LOWS 4. Nor
3 .af O.. vs. Branch.
a.-.ae-s Enterprises W. Bowe, James \.
I... frank ID. i'm, T. A. Cary, r. :. Rose, w..
DE- T.. 4. Catin, George = Nashon, Dr.
n, D.. Dhafin.
l.uuuce-John r. Wost, J. b. Moore James
..,l o., Herbert O. Funston, Frank !. SUIT
trl O. /. Aliriend.
.rutiiou aud StGtistics-J. II. Witty, sam
Patterson. John :. Williams, G. IS. N6len-
$50 ". Archer. and j. 4. Lancaster.
''te"'i.iug-E II. Ferguson, James ID.
, ...r George 3. McAdams, Jackson Brandt,
a r. t14msou. ana J. G. Freeman.
l.raton-E NJ, Whitilc, Jr.. 10. Lane
>r Alfred +. Harris, Jr., Alien Talbot, John
.r.c,l, and W. v. Trigg.
..rI-ntioh-R. Carter ScOtt, j. Taylor Ellyson
> H.'orI +. II. Mcclure, John b. Cary, and
- iOyucs
-u..,-. Roads, and Parks-Thomas l.. Moore,
g. f. tau, D. II. Crenshaw, danes T. Redd, Jr.,
q. .. Barton, ana Cyrus Bossieux.
H.a.,l ana Sanitation-l.d. II. Bissell, Thomas
y Garter. ID. h. Levy, Hugh NJ. Taylor, Charles
ut >....i- and John X. West.
ra Libraries Everett waddey, W. d.
tt..'..r.u. Raleigh G.. Minor, <. I. ID. Myers,
o. tryan, and r. h. Lee.
>an Lxposit.on-Lewis u. Crenshsw, Jr.,
q 49,. IS. Laube, Thomas Christian, John Muir
81 IfIu j. BosheT. aud NJ. b. Ramos.
'.t Nombers-B. Z. johnson, Frederick
F'sssa's, L. Levy, 4. d. Neal, Jr., l. T. Chris
.' 81. 81. efew, r. G. Ebel Horace ;. Halves,
.. Bradley. John A. Curtis, Thomas Y. Camp
ari 1cOrge 4. King
ra.u, First District, f. l.. Conquest, W. X.
.'.I %. ana :. &. Wallace: second District,
P. n. b vain. James {. Lamb, aud j. Is. Tatum
District, Z. g. Leigh, Jr., II. X. Pollard,
b" Hood; Fourth District, X. II. Boykln'
'.'i" Haskns and John kuthorfoord; Fifth
.', JOAN ;. uarwOod, DIR. j. Hall Moore,
boswell Rage; sixth District. Taz. NJ. Car
tr su6t Shelburne, and 4. W. Wood; Sc
.' p-irc'. Nat Frazier, j. ID. Mclntire, and
'a'age; Eighth District. trank H. Nc
ID. Taylor Scott, and r. stearns Jr
.t District, II. T. KnysOn. Cazneau Mcleod,
'. ,. baldwin; Tenth District, \. :. y. Pat
80 D. h. 1hataigne, and Peter A. subject
'.-.al and Telegraph Seryice-F IL. Deane,
tr 3. smith, Montgomery West, j. W. Har-
.. b. A. BauRhmsn, and J. II. Cspers.
tfift-- Service-J. G. Cottreli. Edgar ID. Tay-
" e.. Aiooii, Jacob Cans, II. r. McCOmDer,
iermann Srhmidt
lux Committees. H. Halves, +. a. Cary,
u" b. '-tshaw, }. 4. Worth, and j. 5 Williams.
la-- Committeo-GeOr l. Christian,
b Purcell, \. v. Randolph, John ;. Wit
.. ans .. X. Werth.
lttre being no further business before
'~e ard the meeting then adjourned.