Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
we're made BY Colonel Thomas ]. Evans

were made by Colonel Thomas J. Evans
and others.
Among those present we're Judge II. w.
Fl0urpoy. Secretary OF the Commonwealth (;
Judge ID. G. Richardson, senators j. Taylor
Ellyson and william LoyensteiD, Colonel
Thomas j. Evans, Hon. John s. Wise,
Nessrs. James II. Capers, Henry Bodeker.
Captain George A. Airshe and J. Thompson
Brown, General Charles J. Anderson, and
Colonel 10. Lane Stern, both In uniform, aud
a number OF other officials and civilians.
The boys became Jolly after awhile and
wanted to hear some speeches, and loud calls
were made for Colonel Evans, who respond
ed briefly though appropriately.
Captain John 6. Wise passed through The
same ordeal. In the course OF his remarks
be expressed regret that the Blues would be
unable to give the Grays a sip OF punch
from the ladle presented them in 1855, II
having been stolen few years ago, but that
they would get the punch all the same.
Mr.. Smith, one OF the veterans who visited
here in 1854, arose and said that he would
give the Blues another ladle.
Speeches were also made by Cap'ains
Williams Of the Grsys, Cuichins Of the
Blues. Major Goode, and Colonel Stern !;
after when the entire assembage joined In
singing ''Annie Laurie" "Old Folks az
Home" "Sewanee River" aud " Auld
Lang Syne," with band accompaniment.
At a late hour the banquet came TO an end.
When the iast-mai train came in with the
soldiers Yesterday they were accompanied
by Colonel b. W. Richardson, Lieutenant
Heinrich, aud Corporal Pizzini, who went
up to Ashland to meet them.
NAMES OF THE VISITORS.
The following is list Of the Washington
Grays who are here:
Captain "A. l.. Williams.
First Lieutenant-t. X. Morehead.
Second Lieutenant Josiah Torr.
Sergeauts- William Il. Johnston, W. III.
n. Ward, +. A. Won Moschzisker, George
e. Won der Llndt, George W. Dumont,
Richard Shllman, and Harry NJ. Hoffman.
Corporals-Thomas Collins, j. W. wal
lace, George NJ. Reese, W. J. DYER, T. f..
Anderson, George B. Zane, and Samuel
Griffith.
Priyates-Arbuckle Beatty, Blanford,
Benners, Campbell, Curran, Foreman, Fry
er. GeaTv, Harbour, Kern, Lockhart, Long
acre, Maize. Martin, g. RI. Mayer, G.. Mayer,
Miller, Mcconnell, McKenna. Meyner, O'-
tertag. Duran, Price, Renner, Ross, Shields,
Shoemaker, Schmidt, Supplee, Small. stone,
Tisdall. TominsoD, Il. Won MosehzisSer'
Yandyke. Walsh, Ward, Wimley, stewart,
and Brooke.
The veterans who accompany the Grays
are members OF the Artillery corps, Wash
lngton Grays. formerly members OF the
Washington Grays. Those who came arc rs
follows: Captain Holiday, john T. smith,
J. Henry Cbilds, f. d. Worley, II. L.
Anderson. Samuel Martin. A. &. Stratton,
James MCGEE. william IL. Patterson, Penn
Richter, william Letournau, and A. j..
Montgomery. in command. Only two OF
the. MIR. Smith and Captain Holiday
were here in 1854.
THE BANn.
The band, named the First Regiment
Band OF Philadelphia. is an exceptionally
fine musical organization. 1t is under the
direction OF Drum. Major William I. Baker,
and IS composed OF the following members
Frank Selpzer, &. Land wehr, James fully,
j. c. Helms, T. Marshall, j. NJ. Goodwyn,
A. G.. Peter, W. IL. Langun, Walter Bell, j.
ID. Fullln, f.. j. LangshOre, J. Watterspoou,
+. ID. Belle, j. Dyson, William smith. j.
BriIy, j. Powell, 6. Bandlcs, A. kuester,
Frank Kendle, and s. II. kendle.
The free use OF the electric and horse
railway lines has been rendered the Phila-
dephlans while here by the officials OF the
respective companies.
TO-DAY.
This morning the visitors, escorted bv the
Blues, will march up 10 the head OF Grace
street and take the electric cars, ride to
Libby Hill. and tDen march down to the
wharf Of the ChiDbOrazo and 90 10 War
wick PARK. where the day Will be spent.
The Grays will return home tomorrow