Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-16
GROVER CLEVELAND.
xEEr7Fe OF CITY COUNCIL WITH n
rTEExCf TO Els vIE1r KLHE.
Committee Appointed On Thsir fsrf 70
Receive the Presidenf-strssf-
sprinkline. &C., &c.


o e'cloFf YESTERDAY. and was CO led 10 order
by Colonel l.. l.. Bass. fIrrstd'nt The reb-
cal disclosed the f0ilowiHg-namee msI'-
bcfs present
Ressrs. Adams. Bahon. Chapnsil, Cren-
slnw. Crunp. Davis, Hill, Gurrhy. Noble,
Ofiey. Powcrs, Robinson, and -Dead.
Gentlemen, thu Clerk wlil read 10 vap
the cnll which has nerc-sitatcd this m sei~
ina. said Mr.. Bass.
Clerk August then p ad the following:
" H-. L. l.. Bass. Freside1s., dr..
penr sir.-Ths undersigned. commit
tee 0f arrangements on behalf ~ the Ag.ri-
cultural Society ~ Virginia, bcs 20 say
tina, m the pecessary preparations Tor the
reception uf the President oH the occasioD
Of nv expected visit 10 this ciiy on the sid
instant. Nj the request ~ she society. oi
cOurS,. Il l. expected that tns municipal au-
thorifies viii unite with ~ In such receIS
ton and entertainment.
To that end We respectfully suggest
tire appointment by the two municipal
hnaIes 0f six persons. IN 10, designated by
themselves, say two from the Board oi
Aldermen and four from the Common
Council. or otherwise. IA tl,ey my prefer.
and also. nj tbeII pleasure the Msyor OF fhe
cI;s ~ addition. as represeniatinn ON be-
imlg Of tie city government upon the Com
miiiee ni Reception, winch our committee
l. charged % arrange i0r.
Please communicate tbls 70 each n the
nunicipaI bodies. and ask theI favorable
answcr in RESPONSE thereto.
Very respectfully,
a. II. DEFwEY,
A : BtPORn.
w. e. WICEHAH.
Committee o. Arrangements"
cDynrTTEF OT COUNCIL
Nr. Beverley T. Crump offered the fnI-
lowing vhct WIS adopted, on motion Of
Mr.. Row land Hiil:
..Vherea. The Pres idcn; of the ui'ed
states tus acrcufed thr invitation ~ toe
Tircinm Snuc Agricultural society, aud
will nc present on tht isl Ui OctOno az
the anuua state Pair. and VIII arrive IN
The CITY of Richmond ~ thai 0g, aud the
city oi Richmond Gesircs ip extend 10 The
Chief Magistrate of rh' nation q heurrN
welcome a. Oui CITY, and o. SHOW him The
esteem and cnu-ie~ie, cur g. the exalted
statim winch he occupe. belt
Ec,llied 'lir Common Council con-
/ curing. That rvo memHers OF the Bogrd
| az Aldermen and thre members oi the
Common Dpmci snuil ht de-icuaied ~ ths
presidents o, the TWO bodies respectively,
! who. torrrher with The presidents o. the
( board az Aldermen anC Common Council
and 10, Ngvof ~ rhe CITY -hAll constitute
( q committee, mC COOPERATE with the au-
fh0~i.ius of 10, Virginia ~tnie AEricutufM
/ ~ocinty fr property receiving aud enicrialn-
lus the President.
FITTING rHT gTEEFTe IA oHDEl-
IL -ui. connection thc president asked
/ .h, clerk 90 reaC @ communication IRON
! pr. y A. SlrattUu. asking tnt street. lit-
I rartmpu, Iu furnish iaui curih. nuo the aU-
/ ,hofi-y tu cmp0y strcei-sprmkiers irom
I ye-sr.. burroughs Cou-eA for,u period
of noi morr jhau four days. iu 0rdcf to
/ luy, the streets ~ proper order.
~ -uu.r offered resolution ~ thi,
/ elec' Which Ws. Adopted uiln' tht blarc
herg o -n0ri spee"t from lr stat ou
gu, Dnai appointed Me-sf, trumi uno
IIu or tit part ~ th' Board as tnt com
mi,r.. iU reoeitt .h' President.
gh. Board theu adjourned
Common CouDeiI.
immediately after 10, Bou-d adiourned
tu, Common Council. ue.-Ar. John -
i,.th-I m its ria.t
Tl, following named member answered
to Lhelr names Nr-sr- Ammons, bow d"n,
Tarrgr. , cr-itcf, Griffin. Guy, Huyes'
Hu. he.. keufor hau'muu. Render,
I.rugt IarUtef, PAR 80, sarE'
firrt hU.'us' reho 30. r4. i-rdro in tui
magtur iV president Bethel.
II, tuer read tut couuWgica' IYn TOR
%, state Agricultural society All Whci
wa. read g. the bDur.. aui, ais0. The res,-
luton offered bl NJ. orump and adopted
ly lhe BOARD.
Oumo,luu OF NJ. Amm1u, thc re-piu-
ton Wa cuucurseC o..
SOW As T' ru MONTY.
Dr. Ammou- wanted d. know d u Was
uui ur'e-sury ;u spend ~oiu' money.
III kaufman 0f, el resolution aI.he-
r.zuc Oh, rommi.te. -o -lauC ellD.
Ny. -tarbe saii ,h.' ,hc board had moi
nad- ar} appruIwiat. 3.
r.. kaufman said the boa~d could meet
n nr.. ugr. and iegHli2' th' action.
NJ. ~.a~ts ,aid .i' President would Dr.
entertained bv tbt AgrIcalur eoeie-t
ard rs moved ,0 ..t tiie nlac.-r Oh %
t.hit
NJ KM.mm advocated hi- resolution.
Certain t.Ufn.-- would nt incurred. and
ts vau,r4 thr tomua1e, Ji LHcop-loI 80
bt able O. psv ther way
n Bny deu asked Pr Kaufman J0 wieh-
draw 20, resolution. a- ht believed g would
%, defeated 10Y 1lu. H rlu,ttu i0IA.
Fttt.
81 Hlt go, suggestion good one.
sad r.. Eau,maL. art J vI,nQra" i.
THI sTEEl1o.
Tn, Council copcur~"d 10 the resolution
IN regard io sprmhiue 90, st-re.s--pl-sed
ig rht boarG.
The CmIr appointed Me-sr,. Ammln>-
Eeuaisl. uuC kaufman a- -be committed ut
Toe rG,1 ~ 90, lummDi louuc. 8. re""iyi
.ut President.
Adjourned.
SoEt-c.