Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

John r. Fellowe Mr.. Richard CROKER ex-Mhyor
Davidson, o. Baiimore' seae,u an,dre' s Ksvnes e~u
Bryan and w. /. Wllaon, Hon. -. w. =, na'n
state Chairman Gordon, and me members q
Tho state Committee, Hon. Jahes Ia ooraon, ah
the ylrg,n,a electors and Virginia. congress-
men-elecl. gnd other dlstr gnished people.
The Comfoltsee on FireTorks repeat moro
earnestly their roqnest that no sky-fockets DC
used on the might OF the denonstr suon ana that
the display ne confined 10 Roman candles and
etage-iigbfs.
hNp srnL TuK ScHRER eKows.
The p. H. Maro Democratic Club. under COM
fnand of Mr. X q. Mayo will Join tho line with
05 men, while the Yachting Club, commanded
by Mr. Joseph jackson, VIII likewise swell The
ranks The latter VIII ride 10 CARRIAGES The
hardware and rni!wny supply men la charge OF
Mr. s. ". Price, viii take Q hand in the iolllnca-
,lon. as viii also tho Bpps and Guust Democratic
Club. who viii be hchded by Mr.. Clal-
borne Rps. Tho club win have several
unique dosis and traDsparoucics IN the parade.
The Barten-Iieights Club have signifed their
intention 70 take part In the procession, apd the
retail grOcors are making active preparations
90 partictpate Mr.. Hay T. Thornton viii act as
chiet marshal for the division, aud all persons
desi7ne 70 join with tho battalion are requested
% notify him. The grocers viii probably 20
mounted, and they win have an elaborate float.
Marshal Heury y Hutzler. OF the reai-estato
division, has made the following appointments: :
Aids--M W. RoTe. X. Il. Chaiin, Frank ID. I'LL.
and Frank 4. Sutton. Orderlies-Dongias h.
Taylor and Harry L. Denoon.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
win on Thursday sell tickets from stations on
the main line east Of and including bIaunton
md on Jamos-iiver division from stations east
OF Lynchburg az the rate Of four cents per mile
round trip, tickets 70 be limited 90 tho day fol-
lowing date OF sale.
There was big meeting at Hardin's Shop
last right, and Squire Friscbk0Fn, who VIII CON-
mand the county footmen. appointed the follow
lag assistants: George Pettiss, ID. 8. Brown, Will
liam Leisfeld, John X. Rose, w. y. Saelourn,
Harvey Csuthorn, Myer Angle, II. o: Lewis
Thomas Il. Larus, Charles Barlow, w. Il. Holds
worth, and LOny Jones.
cLUB-NEETIEGs LAST NIGHT.
Several OF tho clubs OF the city met last night
% make arrangements for the demonstration
The Oid Dominion had fine rally. and the
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements reported that all
members could got uniforms by applying to
them.
The Richmond College Democratic Club de.
cided 20 wear caps, sashes, and capes made OF
garnet and cream-colOred material, and carry
the usual torch. They meet again tonight 10
perfect details.
TIE PowHATAN CLUB.
The Powhatan Club bad full meeting and
added ten new names 10 It's roll. II was agreed
that 100 nOn-residents could become members
Of the club by paving tue same dues as resident
mombers and be entitled 10 like privileges. De-
tails IN connection with tho grand loliihcAtion
were talkei about, and hats and canes were fur
nishod such members as we're present Torches
W, re substituted for the mines lamp, as the lat
ter furnishes too small flame.
Mr. John ;. farWO0d is chief marshal OF the
Powhatanites and viii be attred in Indian
oatnt OF splendid texture and attractiveness.
He will ride horseback, as viii his aids-B. j.
August, Kirk Parrish, E. H. Ferguson, and p. &.
Powers. These viii likewise be dressed In full
Indian costume. Captain Charles T. Bigger VIII
be chief foot marshal, and has for his aids julius
Hobson and G. X. Tenser One OF the chief tea
lures will be a float representing an Indian camp
with pot boiling, and in the foreground viii be
spen King Powhatan. represented by Colonel d..
Bell Bigger In full Indian dress and by his side
beautiful POcahontas clad In red and neck en-
circled by golden chain. A group OF lndian
warriors will be IN the background, and Captain
John Smith may also appear Colonel Bigger
has been promised the use Of the moccasins
worn by the celebrated indian warrior Black
Hawk. This interesting picture viii probably
lead tho Powhhtan braves, who VIII follow the
King amid grand firlng. of Of Roman candles
and the blaze Of bonires. A float Will also be in
the Powhaian line representing Indians pad
ding up a river m u boat designed expressly for
tins occasion. In this captain John A' Sufts
xvl na "A qhiaf "