Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
ORR GRAND PARADE.
s,rNe or TIE CITY COMMITTEE
We maKs FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.
If sub-com ittecs-~A Moustef
~" qorpou, Cer'aioty--The Line OF
MaIch-other Details.


night TO make final preparations Tor
-. t,rthcoming demonstration.
-" .ommunication was read from Mr..
..H..h. secretary of the Young Mems
''-.....,n ASSOCIATION. asking the commit
IN donation OF red lights to be set
.4,o front of The association building.
o. ,.,,ctary OF the committee was IN
'....,sJ 10 reply that all the fireworks bad
orp.rfioped. but that there would be
.I Asp.ay at the corner OF sixth ana
A..'. reports OF committees on demon
lion we're called for, aud the Commit;
'. Invitations reported that they had
t...ar.,i their duty.
umitteo on Fireworks reported
,If, had arranged with Captain
,.,.,r 10 take charge Of the pyTo-
N.... display. aud lac had assigned lOO
&C.. ,1 that duty.
STAND AND DECORATIONS.
r.. r.mm,ttee on Stand and Decora-
.....rted that tho work of building
,.oipr-siand would commence this
s.. ,.,- ana the decorating would begin
Iy morning. The stand will be
I. .u Sixth street between Meyers
,...rs-'s stores. IL will front sixty
'.t lr forty feet wide IN the rear. 1t
f..,rstcd with flags. bunting, and
N..0 Cleveland and Stevenson and
mated with red, white. and blue
,.mu.,tee on Music reported that
e.. s,t engaged a number Of bands.
TWO NILES LoSG.
49,. 81, Fred. Peasants. chief marshal,
ED Tint some of the organizations
I.....,, DO notifying him of the number
.....I3 have in line. He could. how
.r.ajy calculate on a parade over
r...s long. aud embracing between
-...ri 5000 men.
',t ,,nu.ugham Hall moved--and the
....- Was adopted-tbat the City Com
......, .,,emble at headquarters. over the
1...... Bank Of Virginia, at Z o'clock
r..-. 81 evening and participate IN the
...-... I'D "A body and in hacks. lt was de-
~. amt the parade start at o'clock
.,r and the following line of march
...--g.t: Head of column will start az
r-.tt.ttth and Main streets, proceed up
~. SIXTH. then to Grace, TO First, to
a. Laurel. to Franklin. to Adams, 10
e.. .ga Broad. down Broad 20 Tenth,
..... march south side Broad TO Third.
d.. .I.ri marshal urges that the chiefs
.....r4t,ous see that they are prompt
.....sHluc 40 the positions assigned
. winch Will be published in the pa
.-.. thursday morning.
s.r ..Wry. on behalf OF the Democrats
,fH,--.aU Ward, protested against that
v-i bong sighted IN the line of march.
u.r t.u Of Mr.. ROsene, the manufac-
.,-.-- .-e requested 70 close their estab-
..r... 10 45O on the evening OF the
g.1.r. ..,.s .u,- A.
,......- ...lu. along the line of march TO
.r..l'. heir residences.
-..tlue business vas then transact
....t'.- committee adjourned subject
..t..,,lui the president.
Irl NAEsHALs AND HIS AIDS.
r... Marshal Fred. Peasants announces
,.t.. .vin. complete list of aids: A, ID.
i.-..-.n. chief of staff; William 5.
U.-.4u. Charles l.. Boiling, John Il.
p..t.-. ST. l.. SpotswoOd. James Q. Smith,
i--..r. Putuey. General Charles }. An
,..'.. D. y. Bldgood, Benjamin Harrison,
t..... ~.grkc. Joseph Mallerstein. Meade
r.....-. Joseph L. Lew, Harry Is. Owen.
'.r ..wardin, Marx Gunst, Arthur Is.
l- Iau., G. Lamb. Thomas Byrne.
,.-. u. Epps, William II. Allison, VIII
.- g. Wuford, Charles l.. Wlngo, and
Hl...l Elicit.
I..l.s sill wear dark coat, slight pants,
t,... 70 hats. and boots or leggins. MIR.
i..-..t, desires them TO report to him,
su.- Ia.uty-titth and Main streets, ut
o. By Hu'.y.
u. rr.tcrs will have q large turnout,
s..g.. carry torches and transparencies.
N.,-.. L n. lawdcr and Clyde Saunders
.t...arro If the arrangements.
AL .c,,.l~ts wishing to JON IN the de-
- r..-...ou Will report to &. NJ. Frisch-
,-.I. g.. Levitt. X. NJ. Burlington, and
a. .r.,nuger IN front of the Richmond
I..C .Y1 40 1870 J.. NJ. They are re-
crested g. have their wheels decorated
aitlw mated.
l.-... cul!. and wood men will have
s..tt.ty mounts in the parade, and Mr..
CO. NIracii will be marshal.
IFWoSsrRATIoS NOTES.
Tl.T. 'a-co Trade decided at their meet
i-.-,t,tIly not TO turn out in body, as
l...u It- members would be with other
carnations. All, however, who are I'M
lt-..-! viii meet In Shockoe Slip at 1880
J. ~ mounted, and report to the chief
l4',la.
la.v Wholesale grocers will not turn out
b,a. .r.uui1atiOu. but will be represented
L'le IoNhatau and Drummer clubs.
I.. OIl-UominlOn Club will have $50
-- ru-d men and several floats IN line.
Aa-ia. I.ouruoy has appointed the toll
..R.l- aids. who will be mounted: Aleck
81 ..-.'.rry. $. J.. Wood, j. {. Smith,
t..... d. DAVIS. Charles w. Hardwick, l..
T. ,.u-.-u. and Thomas Is. Murphy.
A'- .u Ioot-Abe Cohn, Joseph l.. Lich-
,.i,-.u. VI. T. Ramos, William hanary,
G. T. ~Mckletord. Joseph Heiiiey. j. j.
Ua.rr. and Alfred Otto.
I-,., Vii be ten divisions IN the Demon
STATION aud nearly all of these Will be
beaded ty political club.
ID, Clr.apcake and Ohio employees,
~ l.trup about 300 men, will be IN
t--.r' 4 g. c. Walker.
To. Use, sign, and fresco-palnters
". have % handsome float In the parade.
I-- meeting II the physicians who will
hA. la.t ~ the parade was held IN the
l.-.- Mems Christian Association build
Ci los, evening. They decided to wear
yt..R ta~hcs and appointed DIR. Thomas
A.l-e ard lr. Hugh Taylor as aids TO DIR,
b. ". Parker. the marshal. They will
lave 10 least nifty men IN line.
THURMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO MEET TO-
NIGHT.
A meeting Of the Thurman Club will be
Ted 90 their rooms III McDonough's Hall,
% eighteenth street, tonight at 8 o'clock.
l.sr.uh is making extensive preparations
90 ta- parade tomorrow. aud the mem
ttr ar, exhibiting the greatest enthu-
srsm and working with a will to make
tyi.nt.e turnout. The club will have in
.cea, least l00men, who will be uniformed
~na.te beavers and bandannas and light
U..ei busters. and bear torches. A
handsome banner and several floats will be
i 't,r Aa,. A full meeting is expected
TONIGHT rs the various committees will
report ann tual instructions 90 issued TO
~elembets.