Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
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henrico county contributed ESQ mounted men
70 inc grand display Of hofsemen, and the ardent
followers OF "Cleye" and steve made a mag
nlhceht showing Mr. William II. Sands was In
enaIge OF the squadron. bun pash was the
insignia OF hts rank. Tho following gentlemen,
Nho wore blue faahes and black helmets sur
mounted By ROSTERS, were bis aides
James z. Mitchell, George ID. Carter, Simon
solomon, John Archer, w. II. Brauer. w. IT,
marriner' r. g Wills, James Phillips Gcoree d.
pearman, G. +. Smith, s. b. CHM, L. l.. fussell
Y. W. Chidrey, w. Il. Frsyser, II. Is. Beattie, A.
u Green, ana John Lindsey.
All OF the county hOrsemen wore caps, with
lamps and had on red sashes.
Tue Henrico citizens carried six banners,
Wnlcn bore the following:
henuco, Banner County OF the Third District.
Reverse side.
Harrfson's Majority In 1883, 600.
Cleyolands Majority IN 1852, 52o.
Negro Rule No More.
Revere side.
We Are Here TO Stay.
Cleveland and stevenson.
Reverse side.
Hurrah for Hill and Tammany.
Picture Of o Cow, with Grant Milking.
Reverse side.
Cows for Sale; I'm Going 10 COngrees.-Walter
Grant. November 9TH.
To the Victor Belongs the SpolS
Reverse.
No Civil Service for Us.
Picture Representing Uncle sam Looking In a
Hat for Harrison.
The DumbartOn Club contributed 70 the Hem
rico mounted men body Of TWENTY-FIVE, under
command Of Yce-Presdent Harry Be8tue, the
president, MAJOR A. r. Courtney being too un-
well TO turn out. They wore yellow sashes and
black hats with feathers in them.
OTHER MOUNTED EoDIEs.
The Hanoverians, under Captain Csrdwell.
numbered forty, and made a bravo display in
their red belmets and eashes-
The physicians, under DR.. w. w. Parker put
In line twenty-five men wearing yellow sashes
and white helmets with American 1ags In
them.
The wood, coal. and ice men made a very
credtable showing indeed. The employees Of
the Crystal Ice Company turned out on horse-
back twenty-four strong. Mr. o. ID. Wingned
commanded them. The manufacturers OF the
cooling article we're dressed In Light coats and
dark pants, and wore lght-gray helmets,
with small United states hags In 'front.'
The Gay Il Lorraine Company had a
large four-horse wagon, which bore sixteen Of
their clerks, who were equipped with oounte-
Gus supply OF fireworks and tin horns. They
carried large flag with pictures OF Cleveland
and Stevenson upon IL, and the horses which
drew the vehicle we're covered with advertise
ments OF the firm. Mr.. Ii. l.. Lorraine the vice
president OF the company, was In charge OF the
display. The men iu this section wore yellow
sashes and white helmets with flags. Ar. G. ID.
Wingheld was the marshal.
The marks Of distinction Of the plasterers and
bricklayers were yellow sashes and black hats
tipped by nags. They were twenty-five strong
ana commanded by Mr.. w. j. Ready.
The Richmond Dairy brought INTO line fifteen
men wearing yellow sashes and paper ROSTERS
over their caps.
A BIG PILE or CAPITAL.
big pile OF capital was represented by the
large number OF bankers and brokers that fell
In line Immediately behind the Stonewall Band.
Mr.. II. G. Burnett was chief marshal, and his aids
were James McKenney, II. p Gray, George Pc
gram, and II. q. II. Barnes. In front there were
about $50 bankers mounted. They wore
white felt hats with Growing COCKS on
TOD, white capes with sashes, and
carried torches. In the centre was
n big float with safe inside, and the words
"Our Country" we're conspicuous on the tioat.
Behind these some twenty-five older capitalists
smile and said nothing, but thought lot about
the condition OF things Ia general, now that the
right party Is in. A goodly supply OF coiored
lights shone pleasngly on the c0untenances OF
the money-handlers, and they made fine show
ing. 10 say the least.
Mr. John 7. George had charge Of the tobacco
men, who marshalled about thirty, and wore
black hats and yellow sashes. Most Of the men,
beIs Of the trade, however, were in their club Oh
ganizatiODs.
The teamsters (Capsain Cyrus Bossieux, mar
shah contributed forty men wearing white
sashes and dark hats, with flags.
The brewers and restaurateurs wore yeIOW
sashes and dark hats with nags In them, and car
Tied torches. They mustered fifty mep, under
Marshal William Reuger, and the precision OF
their movement was especially noticeable.
Tho Richmond Grain ana Cotton Exchange
had forty OF their members Ia the cavalry dis
play. They we're commanded by G. ii. Simpson,
Esq.
Many OF the butchers we're with the Henrico
mounted men, but such as were not, together
with the lawyers and citizens unattached num-
bered up In the hundreds.