Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-03

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u,a La,t ught-Plans OF the
Enemy.
-.. ..-.,ts o., richmond viii be throng-
...st with those eager to know the
..., returns. and Broad and Main
.s v.u be alive with people until
arl perhaps later. The street
., .r lines viii run until that hour
..,. -...rns are favorable TO the Demo
occidental nominee. as there are
-.,eors for believing they viii be. the
..- val eo almost wild before morning
....v wm 800 bubble over with en-
,....n mat thcy VIII not close their
o.. until sunrise.
-,. ..,res last nisht were a fair in
a.n of what those OF tonight Will be-
....r street presented a holiday appear
and many were heard 10 remark
o.. Obj. s.ehts on the thoroughfare re-
.....i thlm OF Christmas eve. The street
Nominated with red lights. sky
.... .bo. into tao air. and nre-crackers
..,l.I on the ground. Men walked
.-.a-lrrm up and down the thorough
.. cheering for Bryan and free silver
.. f.w ladies' and children were also
err.8 street, The white chrys snthe-
...rumbcrei the yellow blossoms
cham ff toll 1t was a Bryan-Sewall-
Fam, fr,e-suyer crowd. and the support
... .f Mckinley were scarce indeed.
.,...b The Jacksou-W Ward residents are
... cont 20 turn out except ON saturday
.r+. and then only on the wrong
.r Broad street Their white allies
-rr could not screw mp the courage
tr. promenade alone.
r.vr AND SEQ THE RETURNS.
r-, returns tonight win be given az
cam. ..a.,s. but nowhere is there likely
.I .ll @ crowd as in front Of the
-...... Office when the news. coming
- press and snecial wires, VIII Poe
.-.r.f ou Ga large .anV SIS screen Toy
- ..s or ID stcre0pucon with a pow
..U .rt The huge piece OF canvass is
..-- iron, the fourth story of the build-
.. Immediately in front of the Dispatch
.. and reaches 10 the windows OF
r.t.v 40 6 o'clock the light viii be
t. ODD th.s screen, and as fast as the
---re come u they VIII bee displayed.
20 te interim cartoons portraits
.-f other pictures viii be exhibited
r. Standing ON the northern side
lt... street from Twelfth to Eleventh
.h.. 90 plainly read the reports
... aye thrown Or the canvas. The
.-.v w.u be the most complete ever
...r Richmond
DISPLAYS All OTHER PLACES.
T.a Richmond Traction Company VIII
r.r., -r. r. .urns az Nurphys Hotel
Aide Academy OK Music where L.ason
&C. obi. attraction. reports will De read
.+ Just as they are received over
..I. wire. which has been run in the
rllls VIII Doe read I'm the same man-
r- r ,ls IOuns MEMS Christian Assoc
.r-r Hail. where the first star course
entertainment Will take place.
I- tN0 telegraph offices VIII remain
... from s. s.. VI. to-day until a. Mr
l4y-that is they VIII keep open
. rt Tor the election and then viii
OBSERVE their regular hours, which viii
make continuous duty during the time
..,-i SHOVE.
ltsv um receive and send thousands
20. thousands OF words Tonight.
s...ul1t and am operator AT the Common
wealth ana Wcstmoreiand clubs. Jener-
SUI Hct.I Republican headquarters,
l.lrr Nsu's Christian Association, ami
te rs..sence cf Mr. John J.. Branch. the
Postal al the Powhatan and Mercantile
Ut Narplys Hotel. For1's Hotel, and
Academy of Music.
Ils polls viu remain open for voters
lQu sunrise until sunset, which means
Ult ta-y viii Doe open from 6.39 A. NJ
4L 5W j. 81.
MANY speeches AT CITY HALL
Two biz Democratic meetings were held
or ta- Ciiy Hail Square last night, and at
dimes there were as many as a thousand
ferg. .n front of the big building.
Speaking ou the Tenth-street side COM
rt.cel shortly after o'clock, and con-
rll-l until about il o'clock. There were
many speakers. 80 long addresses were
ra4.. lgt The short. ton-mlnute talks that
H.. given were received with the great
... enthusiasm. and 10 one could doubt
o., t1 boss The big audience would vote
u-ay Tle speakers delivered their al
.r-s,s .r the following order: r. II.
silver DicD, O.. ~ VI allace, Jf.,
f.tr E-. Bigger. 81. George Barraud,
49, A. Itlu. W Mac. Jones, Captain
john A. Lamb W. N. Coulling, a. w.
'..-r Harvey Wilson, ana George
I Bake
rae HIeam0ud College Club. preceded by
rs Hleaus alley parade. reached the
.r H.I about q. o'clock and sent re-
guest f1 Captain Lamb that he address
.u lr.u the Broad-street side. This ne
and when De concluded Meesrs. Coul-
.f and Sknwith delivered brief adj
dresses AS soon as tho speaking COM
u.l.a. nearly eight hundred persons
.-t..ral around the BroaI-street entrance