Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
AZ THURSDAY NIGHT
rue FlxEo For The GREAT
~ ,yocsArlC JoLLlFlcATloN.
soaking, hut Monster rarade-A
10 - c,,ud cava'c'de 70 he One
AZ the Features.

-- ..aa.d De mammoth one and
'.,....u.d he no speaking.
...- fa,teson. IN calling the meet
J- .lp.mrel its object. and the
,,.u.3ntely commenced OK
.tI...r views on TIE SUBJECT
-sru.upm Hall thought there
..... e.-lu.lc procession and that
....g.l end with a rouslng meet
lra1cmy Of Music, az which
...I.. Should he made by promi-
.. and others.
..rsyp To srEAKING.
,..-.-..a favored q demonstration
..r but be was opposed 20 any
D.. thought the people had had
.tt.- and suggested the erection
.,.r. stands from which the pa.
h.. seen and cOuntermarches OF
g. which would produce 4
....t. lie thought the demon
...g.l take place Tuesday night.
....L.n embodied ms suggestions
.. f4,r tbc lolhfcation on the
named. and that there should
.....- hut some central point
f.r puthc could behold the
I spectacle.
ants agreed with Mr.. Ian
..Hv vigorously opposed the idea of
.E,.aRe Of procuring orators,
l rr-cssitate the renting Of
.... Moreover, be thought the
-... a...d be entirely inadequate
.f. the immense crowd.
r..a.a offered an amendment to
. rHet provided tina, the time
... ration should be Thursday
f--IE.. Several OF the men,
t.a, DC would be impossible 20
.rsysrations IN the next four
... clubs besides the local or
... desired 10 take part In the
tuesday TIE MIGHT.
r.steiD's amendment was
.... made q notion providing
81. mid ba no stand on Broad
the demonstration should
... .p.ekiDg al the Academy.
...I H.Ho. after which the mo-
... .a.l.rbIu. as amended, Was
I'D resolution that each
r..lest,d 20 furnish the
with the names OF three
n.r be assigned 10 work
..aI..rHgs that VIII have
.I-fraIoE.
we'd TINT uyc members Of
.auua uted rs a commit
r.s 10 have general charge
....l.
...... g..i and the following gem
...t.l for this duty: McssTss
-,.t.. HaI, Calder, aud Ian
r...- was requested TO act as
the parade and accepted
tr-t be would DO all in
-..-g tlg affair q success.
..rcv Halves, who before the
requested 10 get up
.t.t citizens 20 take part IN
........ was asked 10 give his views
t.......... lie said he was conf
trt 1000 horsemen in the
....t..l and Manchester would
1llc the remainder could
m HturicO, Hanover. and
ali tli, CIT.
was invited 10 take
men. and was added 10
.t Arrangements.
....... -rr CLUBS AID THE PRESS.
..r.- the committee were ten
'a-. clubs and Democratic
..r for the noble work they
ei % the campaign, and
..N. Randolph. Clay Drewry.
...r. hafiCs J.. NiuEO. James
....- D.. h. Thomson, and Beverly
v.. tiullv offered 10 act AS
.-. members OF the party
.... '. arrested by the United
..-..... .u the DAY OF election.
..ttas1u extends an invita-
... U.. n.r1tlc organizations IN the
Dbl .. On take part IN the process
l.e Committee on Arrangements
-...a r.rUl.'. headquarters to-day
... f.. presidents OF ell local
--.-.z9tiogs are asked to he
'.e e.iereIce.
.-rr meeting e the City Com
. r Boo ...3 next tuesday night.
Hr, vHl surL TOWN LOTS.
cate men Of the city have
'.-. Du' ~ the procession, and
.-..s q their craft will wear
..r. .~- after the names given be-
.a.. 'Le nun Der of horses each
Furnish. Henry :. Hutzler, / ;
...-. } Co.. o.: Cabell a Wilson, 2;
-. Rose. g: Boswell x Harman,
. 1915 v.. { b. =. iavlor d Son, 8;
. 500. 2: Apgcrsou a Pollard,
. .. ..lll. 2: q. Winston. ];
g. ..... ": D.. j. Liam d Co., 3;
-" .....L: u. G.. Staples & Co., 2;
-a o.. :. H. Piuemacher, 8 j..
-er. 'r..4: &. A. Rose. 3; Thomas
C1rleal d GAYLE, 2; Jack
-.' . ,.. .: sutton AZ Co., 4 ;
. r... George A. Crawford, 2
. ..a-l..I.2; Denoon, Upper d
"r... E Powers, ..
...r. =. butz.,r Will engineer the
I vendors. who will make
.uN. 90 the great parade.
....--. 80 meeting Yesterday at
.. i-r,leI 70 take part IN the
and y SIS. James X. Branch,
Wallace. and Mr. Crenshaw were APP
'. .-l.att The gements for
|"i fHWHATAN BRAVES.
.u- among the hosts of happy
SD. wal. take part IN the cele-
" .. the braves Of Powbatau
... hundred and fifty High School
H.. parade. u Llle the Hobo Demo-
..... 80 'ner juvenile organization,
.-.'-. lJ urcllns Tor the tremen-
d .. t q. GuieOn will act as adiu-
.F Colonel Halves, who Will have
.- t.t ulCLted citizens. and those
-- s.r part 10 the parade can APP
'..r H. these gentlemen.
".t..r-ueu Club will meet to-
Lk.f 20, Bely!dere Hall, while the
.. VII meet tonight at Nc
U.. Both of these organIza-
. 80 once take measures 10 arrange
.-' .--. .l the demonstration.
Stirling 10 HOLD OFFICE.
'r s already a good deal of gossip
'.. ".'r tuu0n Of the Offices. An
. is widespread that Mr.. G. V.
Will he recognized by receiving
-'uert 20 good position II he
ID '.f. William Ryan Is most promi-
--'z-i as the probable successor
Brady as collector of internal
-.f il.- district. aud Mr.. William
.8gTta. the incumbent under
.-1. and Colonel John b. Cary
t'- u' IN connection with the
mp. Ia connection with the
-.,. ra.gsAlp the name of Colonel
i-'a.. Us mentioned. Senator
--' &c. Scott, OF Charlotte. was mar
~ .., district under Mr.. Cleveland's
a..'lstra,iOn, and u IS not un-
'. Tee wi. be given the same Office.
a' . 20 CAnyassers for Richmond
..- 'il-,ugs-Court room yesterday
.-.'-.''i the returns. The following
~ '.slt. Cleveland, 1879; Harrl-
WISE. l0,0A: Grant, $3.50.
majority over Harrison, 6,S5G;
q. 20 r'y over Grant, 6.562.
II. ".-'AfCB'stable Wednesday morn
. f., W.. made 10 appear TO have run
votes behind Cleveland. THIS
g.. an error in the addition of the
- 'la Monroe Ward precincts.
IHE ELECTORS.
i. ip'.fiIcH stated yesterday that the
.-. ' residential electors would con-
, III 'lt bot Wednesday in December
,-9t beng the day designated for