Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-19

] Taylor Ellyson Mayor Richard NJ.
Taylor: Hon. James n. Stubs. Of Glou-
cester: W. d. Wescott. of Accomac, Judge
Samuel Coleman. OF Cumberland: Hon.
Tazewell Elicit. OF Richmond; DR.. J. r..
Foster OF Mathews county; Marquis Jones,
u Gloucester Robert McCandlish, Of
MiddieseX. r.. H. Ellsworth. of
NORTHAMPTON: Judge Taylor Garnet.
~ Mathews: Colonel Thomas Scott.
Of Charlotte. State-Senator Thomas
y. Williams. Of Mecklenburg Judge Mi
nor. Judge James Lamb, ex-senator w.
T.. Bib. Of Louisa. NJ. b. Rowe Of Fred
ericksburg. H. NJ. Smith. Jr; Major AL
fred r. Courtney. Of Henrico DR.. A. S.
Priddy. Of Charlotte; Colonel Petit, Of
Fuvanna; Colonel Lloyd Smith. of Nor
thumberland General George j. Hundley
Of Amelia; Hon. MERIT r. Cooke, of Nor
folk: Commonwealth s-Attorney David c..
Richardson; Judge w. II. Mann, of Not
toway; State-Senator Edward Echols, Of
Stanton; Hon. John Il. Massie. Postmas-
ter Cullingworth; Or. b. l.. Winston, Of
Hanover; DIR. W. u. Quesenberry, Of Car
oline; Mr. Charles Millhiscr, Mr. Luke
Harvey. Mr.. stephen Putney. Mr.. John
NJ Higgins. Colonel Alexander w. Ar
cher. DR.. Jud b. Wood, Major j. II.
Capers, J. Jacobus. T.. V. Valentine. VIII
liam and Alexander Meyer r. A. Miller.
Colonel John T. Purcell; Dr. Snead of
Princess Anne; Writ Il. Taylor; Judge
George T.. Christian. president of the Ma
tional Bank Of Virginia; Mr.. ]. G..
Younger. Charles f. Taylor Charles and
Ike Hutzler David Mitteldorfer Dabney
Crenshaw. Charles T.. Wingo; T.. 4. Cat
lin. president OF the Security Bank; Leroy
=. Brown. n. r.. Roberts. j. T. Vaughan,
Alderman Zimmerman, Junius Mosby
pr. Mahoaey; Clagget Jones, OF
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Taylor Garnett, OF Mathews county;
c. Harvey Clark. Colonel John Murphy.
Ferdinand &. Ebel John A. Curtis, DR..
John S. Wexford. Judge John ii. Ingram.
State-Senator Conway Sands; Judge Mil
Ter. OF PoWhatan. Alderman Evan Snead;
Senator u. Thompson Brown, of Amherst.
Sheriff Solomon. OF Henrico: J. c. Parker,
OF Southampton T. =. Powell. OF New
port News; J. Aston Cabell. Judge James
C.. Lamb j. Ran. Tucker j. H. Decker
son. Leon Wallerstein, Robert Steger. 7.
W. Wood Henry l.. Carter. Robert b.
Munford. Frank Cunningham. T.. j. War
Icn. Charles H. Phillips: T. c. Pitcher. CT
Fauquier = S. Thomas. of Clarke; State
SENATOR = Icllwaine, of Petersburg;
G.. Il. ! anu Portsmouth; ex-senator
j. NJ. FYFish. OF Goochand; John Me-
QWESs/of stanton; Colonel Lawrence
IN, Of Lynchburg: Judge J. s. Diggs.
~ Lynchburg: s. $. Ferguson. of Apo
mattox j. y. Brenneman. Of Shenandoah;
Winfield Lggctt, of Harrisonburg; Joseph
+. Willard, OF Fairfax; Robert Briggs,
a. ID. Landerkin. John r. Etchison. w.
NJ Coullering. T.. G. Walthall Thomas
Christian, T. Wiley Davis. r. h. Thaw
l. l.. Strause: Joseph Duke. of Ports
mouth Gilbert j. Hunt: Charles L.
Todd. president Of the Gallego Mills;
Frank r. Sutton: c. ID. Price. OF the Four
qurean-Prics Company; Gilbert 5. Pol
lock. Andrew ]. Wood. Major Otway ).
Allen. cyrus BOssieuN, Nat Frayser, John
q. Williams. stock broker; T. +. VIII
liams. William A. Young of Norfolk.
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
Second District: Colonel j. i. Fitzgerald.
OF Farmville. Captain John Lamb. Colonel
A. S Buford: W. II. Trigg, president of
the Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coun-
Gilman Charles w Hardwick. Y. Hechler,
Jr., Colonel James ID. Patton. G.. Watt
Taylor Addison Maupin, OF Henrico: j.
q. Parker OF Southampton j. Il. Booker,
Of Nansomond; Captain c. c. Snead. OF
Fluvanna: Captain Il. Il. Frayser. Will
liam Ellyson, h. ID. Price, +. T. Crumo.
William N. Williams, Joseph H. Shep-
herd. Julius A. HObson, Major Thomas
A. Brander. Rev. j. T. Mastin; w. NJ.
Crouch of Goochland w. A. Bryson; DR..
W. ID. Quesenberry. of Caroline; Charles
NJ. Wallace. Jr., Democratic elector for
The Third District Messrs ID. L. Pulliam.
r 5. Rives. and W. II. Garnet, OF Man
chester; DR.. j. ". LeCato. OF Accomac;
r. G.. Southall, OF Amelia; Major Charles
Old. OF Powhatan; King Adams of Cum
berland: b. w. L. Blanton Judge +. II.
Farrar. OF Amelia: eX-State-Senator Wal
ter Watson, of Nottoway; Colonel John
S. Cunningham. and others.
MANY EXCURsIONISTS CAME.
Trains from every direction yesterday
brought into town crowds of Democrats
from all parts OF the State. even from
the far Southwest counties OF Washing