Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-01

Miller, A. w. Mattern. G. F.,
| Murray, i. p, Minor. G.. G..
| McAIinn. Geo, Malone. w. G.,
Mayo. Geo. D., Moore. VIC
| McVeigh. Miles. NJ. H.
| Nelson. A. r., Newell. 4. D.,
| Neale, j. c., Neal. c. b.
owens. o. o..
Patteson. s. S. T.. Price, S. NJ,
Price VIM. A., Parrish a. j.,
| Page, Roosevelt. Park. Z. T.,
| Pollard, III. r.. Pollak. @. X.
Parrish. w NJ, Pilkinston, w. c.,
| Petit e. c., Pddgett s. f.,
| Powers, l., Parker, DR.. w. W,
| Paxton. ". D.. Palmer Bruce.
Rawley J. ", Rutherford Thos. NJ.
Ryan. John. Rose, Chas. A..
Richardson. W f.. Ruskell, Geo. c.,
Rider, Douglass. Roberts Geo. f.,
| Richards, G. f., Redd. j. c.,
Strause l.. L., Smith. Willis B.,
| Sydnor. W. L., Starke. +. l.,
Sands. c. r., Shepherd. +. A.,
Simons, w. F., Shelton. w. o..
Scott, G. c.. Saunders clyde W.,
Stowe. John f., SHIELD, H. NJ.
Stone. J. H.. Smith Robers NJ,
Sutherland. Irving L.. Spencer, l.. r.,
Stage, Thos f., Sutton, r. g.,
Sydnor w. L., Smith w. r..
Snead John n. Spratley, W. NJ,
| Seymour w. T., SHELTON. ]. F.,
Tompkns, Sam c., Todd, c. L.,
Taylor, Writ T., Thomson. T.. b.,
Tignor, II. W., Turner, J. W.,
Taliaferro, r. b., Tyler, II. II,
temple. r.. H., Tabb. Brexton,
Vaughan, |. ~. Wood. T. w.
Weymouth. +. j., Waddey. Everett,
Wilson. Harvey, Wilkes, Geo. f.,
Walsh, Thos. w, Wren, r. IL.
Wren, G.. X, Wren, John f.,
West, w. b., Williams, Rufus c.,
Wingfeld, c. W, Ware. II. W,
Winston, r. L.. Wallace. Geo. c.,
Wallace, Jefferson, Wood, c. T.,
Whlttet, Jr., Robert, Werth, James r.,
Williams, DR.. j. W., Wilkinson, II. d.,
Winston, C.P.. Washer Louis,
Woodson. +. K, Walthall. T.. c.,
Wood, G. B., Wilson, G.. NJ,
Wilkinson. II. T., Wilson. T.. p.
Winston, G. r., Winston G.. H.,
Young. Jr., Joseph l..
OLD DOMINION MEETING.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Old Do
minion Democratic Club was held at
their headquarters last evening. This
band OF Democratic workers has an al
most national reputation for the part ii
has taken in the many political cam
paigns I'm which the rights OF the white
people OF Richmond were at stake, from
the dark days of reconstruction down 10
the burial of Mahoneism The club has.
during the past two months, added a
large number Of young, active men to its
lists OF members, ard Is in fine trim 10
do effective work in fhe present campaign.
A public meeting will be held at Old
Market Hall tomorrow night under the
auspices of the club. at which the Hon.
j w Marshall will speak. All that is
necessary 10 guarantee a large crowd at
this meeting is 10 say that Cyclone jim
will speak
Mr. s. Stern, the pawnbroker. who is
one % the most enthusiastic members OF
the Old Dominion. is opposed TO anything
that would even lead 10 a suspicion that
he was on the side OF the goldbugs I'm
this fight. AT last nights meeting Of the
club ne made a red-hot speech. In which
he declared that he intended 10 substitute
three silver balls for the three gold
balls which adorned the front OF his shop.
MONROE WARD CLUB.
The Monroe Ward Bryan. Sewall. and
Lamb Club met last night in Laube s
Hall, with President Blake I'm the chair.
Secretary Jones reported twenty-five APP
plicants for membership, who were duly
elected.
Stirring addresses were made by Colo
mel John Bell Bigger. Hon. w. F. Reddy
Mr. w. ]. Morrsett, Mr.. John A. Lamb,
Mr.. Barraud. Mr.. ]. Stanley Winge.
an Ohio drummer, and an ex-Republican,
gave some encouraging news from the
old Buckeye State.
President Blake made talk OF matters
OF interest to the club. The club officially
tr,. Dafl TO oHdracQ fbapn
and appointed Messrs. w. F. Reddy, j.
C. Corley, w ]. Morrisett. J. w. Rawley,
W. T. Adkins. and George Me-. Blake
a committee OF arrangements.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Hon. ID. c. Richardson will speak TO the
Bryan and sewall Club n week hence. Oc-
tober sth
The Madison Ward Club was scheduled
TO meet at Powhatan Club last night.
but gave up the assemby-room that the
Business Mems Bryan and Sewall Club
might use II for their organization. and
the meeting OF the hrst-named club will
he held Saturday night. when 1t is hoped
that al OF the members viii be present.
A Democratic nlass-meeting will be held
tomorrow night at Hardin's Shop In
Henico county. The rally will be under
tho auspices OF the Bryan-sewall Demo
cratic Club, and the speakers will be
Hon. C. X. Sands. Minitree Folkes. and
W. NJ. Justis Jr.
Captain John Lamb will speak at OIL
ver's Store. Hanover county. on October
9th
Things were very dull az all OF tbs
headquarters yesterday. and nothing OF
interest occurred at any Of them.
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