The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-10

7. ! Tomlnson, T. A Tisdall, r. Won
Smoschziskcr, James Walsh, II |. Ward,
x. =. Wimley, j. c. Nandyke
Color Sergeanis-H. NJ. Hoffman, II
Stillman
Lieutenant-Co Colonel huntington.
Major ]. Lewis Good.
Adiutanj Pierce Conrad.
Hospital Stewart Charles Carman.
Drum-Maior W. T. Baker
VIEWING LIBBY PRISON.
Late in the afternoon the Blues in
diyidually took charge Of the Grays and
showed them some of the sights Of the
city which they were anxious TO see,
among them Libby Prison the residences
of Pres ideni Davis and General Lee, and
the beauties of the Nest-end.
The visiting band serenaded the Gov
ernor at : O'Clock, ana played beautiful
airs To an admiring audience from the
steps Of the Washington monument.
Tmf BANQUET.
Lsstnight the Grays and Blues marched
from the motel 10 SRnger Halle, where
the banquet tables were spread.
The soldiers OF this city and those OF
Philadelphia marched up stairs TO the
banquet hall arm in arm, one Blue and
one Gray In addition there were pres
enl nearly all the members OF the Blue
association. large number of invited
guests, old veterans of other war organl-
cations. and the stan of the First Nir-
ginia Regiment
MENU.
OYSTERS.
Raw. en ilace.
Shcfry.
ENTREES.
Oysters. Fried Sweet Breads with Green Peas.
BrOiled Spring Chicken.
Deyined Crabs. Brain tioquettes.
ROAST.
Hoa-t Tenderioiu with Mushrooms.
Roast spring Lamb. Mint Sauce
Catawba.
COLD DISHES.
Ham. Tongue Speed Heei'
SALADS.
Potato salad
RTtIsHEs.
Raw TOm5toes Lettuce. Celery saucc.
sweet and Sour Pickles. chow CHOW.
DESSERT.
Assorted Cakes. Assorted Fruits.
Ice Cream
French Coffee
whisky Punch. Champagne Pu4ch
FRANK CUNNINGHAM MAKE \ HIT
There were no set speeches After
supper Major B W Richardson, presi-
dent of the Blues Association, called on
Capt. Frank Cunningham 10 sing ihe
Blue and GRAY He did 80 and such
was the storm of applause, that Capt
Cunningham mounting again a chair
said, I'VE appreciate your sweet smiles
and bid You welcome thrice welcome.
Thank You, thank yOu, thank You his
made the applause increase IN volume,
and in response Frank sang the sword
Of Bunker Hill.
= TELEGRAM FROM Bosr0N.
Major Richardson then read the follow
Ing telegram:
BosroN, Mass, May 9,h.'
"lmjor b H. Richardson, Liglt Infem;Tg
Blues
"Inyitation received, imperative duties
here prevent acccptance Win warmcsl
congratulaliOns offer the following
sentiment.
"Our tw0 companies Tcrr scnllng TWO
sister States Of The Revolution, may their
only rivalry be in their endcayors to excel
as citizen soldiers and in their devotion
TO our common country.
HENRY NALKER,
"Commaudng Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company formed in 1876
COLONEL EVANS
Colonel Thomas j. Evans stated that
the Mayor and the acting Mayor were
both sick, aud in an inimitaLle speech
rendered the visitors the municipal wei
come
Other speeches were made, and the
Blues and Grays danced together, the
festivities keeping up until midnigr
To.DAY'z PROGRAMME
To-day a ride all over the city on the
electric and horse cars, invitations from
both having been received, will be the be
ginning Of the programme. About II
O'CLOCK the hosts and guests will 20 10
Warwick Park, and expect 10 return to
the city about 10 o'clock tonight.