The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
PARADERS PREPARING.
MIXING READY IN MdNCHESTRR
FOR THURSDAY NIGHT.
Names of Committee and Marshais-Route
the Happy Voters VIII Take-Other
Interesting News Notes.

ing yesterday afternoon TO arrange ior
the torchlight procession Of Thursday
next. 1t promises to be a most imposing
affair. and the greatest interest Is mani
tested by every one concerned. Among
the paraders will be bands Of employees
OF the Richmond and Danville and Rich-
mond and Petersburg railroads. and the
Belle Isle men. Details OF place In the
line in Richmond, fireworks and the Ike
will be arranged when the committee, OF
which Mr.. b. z. owen, Jr., is chairman,
meets the Richmond committee, tonight.
The finance committee is composed OF
Messrs ]. w. Bronaugh, Jr.. II. Clay
Chamblin, James +. Bradley, j. G. Shell
ings, d. L. Toney, T. A. Davidson, y.
/. Merritt, r. l.. Moody and l.. NJ Nun
nally. The executive committee Is made
up Of Messrs. Henry Fitzgerald. w. q.
Burgess, Augustine Royal, James NJ
Lynch and John w. Broadnax.
The music committee comprises Messrs'
L. Z. Jones. A. T. Snellings, Hugh Nc
Tier. George t. Gary and A. w. Fair.
The committee to confer with the Rich
mond committee tonight is composed OF
Messrs. Il. p. Owens, Jr.. 3. w. Nun
nally, 4. J. Bradley, II. Clay Chamblin,
D. L. Toney, Colonel G. K. Macon.
Messrs. A. G. Attkisson, o. 1. Merritt
and r. c. Williams.
The parade will form IN front Of the
Leader building at 5 p. NJ. Thursday,
and the line of march will be to Nor
risetts store first, to join the Chester
field Democrats.
The march will be then by way OF Hull
street, Seventh and the Free bridge to
Richmond. Arriving in Richmond the
line Of march will be by way Of Ninth,
Byrd, Seventh to Main, where they join
the procession.
MT. A. ]. Bradley will be chief mar
shall, and his aides are: Messrs. w. G.
Burgess, r. c. Broaddus, Rosser l..
Moody. Charles Keller. d. l.. Puliam,
W. B. Lipscomb, Henry c. Nelson, George
B. Ely, r. Edward owen, A. ]. Daffron,
F. A. Davidson, John G.. Rice, w. b.
Bradley. Thomas Burton, Henry w.
Davis. John w. Caudle, A. G. Attkisson.
J. +. McAllister. j. D. Mathews. l.. NJ;
Nunnally, j. J. Bailey, D. l.. Toney ana
J. =. Robinson.
The marshals are to wear soft felt
hat. white in color, and yellow sash.
The mounted men in line will wear req
sashes All the buildings. stores anu
residences in Hull street Will be illuml-
mated
Cantain Chamblin, chief marshal, has
annointed as aides: Messrs. p. V. Cog
I'm chairman Chesterfield committee,
p Rowen. w. c. Clements, +. Nc
Granighan. Il. II. Morrissett, b. i. owen
II. John Rennia c. T. Jones, +. {. ~
Farmer. r. G.. Wood, Walter Moore a.
| l.. Adamson.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The crop Of the mouth-puckering per-
simmons In Chesterfield is ready for mar
vestng. .. c.,.,do,,
night. A.. ,o,d
YESTERDAY. and laid his chilly myers
| everywhere. -.
Mr.. Edgar Justis announces the opera
of "The Mikado." TO be given here soon.
He has a large chorus and good cast TOT
the beautiful opera.
Mr. Thomas E. owen, of the Leader, IS
IN Williamsburg, making stenographlc
| report Of the testimony OF a case IN the
| circuit court Of that city
Partridges are falling rapidly before the
MANY hunters who are after them In Ches-
! terheld.
Another candidate for postmaster In the
person of Mr.. William b. Ball has Deeh
named. .
Mr.. W. G.. Owens mourns the loss OF
| black setter dog.
Mr. Irtz. the chairman OF the street com
inittee. is pushing the work of macadamiz-
ing and grading Fifteenth street between
Bainbridge and Porter streets, welcome
improvement
At the Stockton-street Baptist church
Sunday an address on the work OF Sunday
schools was listened to with interest from
Mr. A. Only. of Norfolk.
The First Baptist church (colored) has
begun the use of their new church build
ing. Two weeks will be required to finish
It.
Chesterfield County Court began its
session yesterday and the county court
meets to-day in regular session.