The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-10
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r,,.iciphia Grays Return an An'i-
o.,om Visit Of the Richmond Blues.
......n 40 The Depot The Governors
...,..,.c banquet at Sanger Halle.
Wellington Grsys of Philadelphia
%. Richmond Yesterday on the fast
''.r ....l reached the city at 24j pm,
,... quests Of the Richmond Light
a.,u,on consisting OF Major B
80 Richardson. president of the Old
i.... .nfi0n Lieutenant Heinrich,
p-..tr PIIni of the Blues, went to|
,.,.r. an thc morning train, and there
.lI fle train on which was ,hc
c~g- l personally welcomed them TO
t,.,.- no the Union Station the
.'',. r..i ont and Joined in line, line
...-...l. that 70 drew plaudils from the
.,.eI mhlcd
"r.. Blues. commanded by Captain
r....t,. were also drawn up in lire and
...,.l them with present arms
.. reception was then rendered the
,.r.,- ly the Blues. Captain Culchins
,m.lr Them and Captain \. l.. VIII
r... 'he 6.ays responding.
i... lme was had in a reception
,n.rtL, Union depo'. and the rain
vi li been more or less steadily
..4-.u- at half past four o.clocst
..r.uf mach was taken un The
r.- .t.I by city band, led. the
.... ,.uuinr. headed 10y the First
.-.uuil Regiment band, which Is a
THE COLUMN
-...,..I rg seventh 10 Cary thence 10
T-H rp Eighth 10 Main thence to-
V,I .rI do Ninth 90 the Grace street
,-.rl-.. DID fte Capitol Square. In the
rar.m.a large crowd had assembled
,-r. mal avenue under the linden
r....r. ..s in front OF lhe Governor
, Among them were number
f.t 94r veterans of the Blues, and "a
I-.. r.ni.r of other soldiers of the
s~r.. Northern Virginia. They were
r-r show by their presence a wei
ra.nflc Pennsyleanians
rOutlD BY THE GOVERNOR.
V.-.I.r- around The Washington mon
rrt ..i past the Stonewal Jackson
..t-. fI. Guy- and Blues entered the
c.rm0r, grounds The Grays, whose
nm -r. - even hluer than that Of the
B....f.I in line i'm front of the portico
rfr. Executive Man sion, the Blues be-
lr u.m and along with the Gravs
v- several veterans, members OF the
F-, Pennsylvania Association. i
N1r Richardson invited them iuto
Heuu-.au. a- The Governor wanted To
SHAKE tl.m by the hald in his private
lH.
tI- rOvERNOR's REMARKS.
Th done Ills Exceliency came TO the
e-. .a1 said Soldiers Of the North
81. oti.r- of the South, | am told that
rt-.y-lr.e wears ago the Richmond
L.f ntmry Blues visited the city of
PHI.ulu 900 WashingtOn's birthday.
Or guests of thc Grays; on . day which
cum.uarafcd thc biith Of man whose
services and glory belong To ali States
Glarr aot confined io any particular
section iu Philadelphia they sot down
60 O. nl.uH o- men aud brothers.
Ll,. been todd said the Governor, " OF
81. rt Omng on that day, when the
COMMA ier said. these meetings are
C..l.t. 0t tue greatest good 10 all peo-
De 0f a sections. and there Is no better
v4y 0i solving difficulties than 10y such
l.riu--
Ilr..uc Conditions present themselves
r.ar Ila eternal seas ripple and en-.
cUrI. world. the land on which the
waves u.-A throws them back, and but
ltr >a. f. washed out of place. Sol.
t.- ar ikc the shores They stand
tf L.a each other and meet each
other
This .u prove % bright day This is
te s..0l. time that the Grays OF Phila-
lepIa asyc visited Richmond Once
ter r.ci t0 come 10 the city but failed
So tl SD ana IF they had they would not
lareree.yci the welcome oday The
5'ay- and Blues then met each
Oie % the canuOns mouth. TO.
day i.e Gr4vs and Blues and the Blues
s-l Gr.y. are marching together with
te~me measured tread. hope that the
-ue right RAYS ref ctcd from the shin
1. Weapon, y0n hear will shine on a
r-'eipeog.e Well. know soldiers want
,.er ra'iYu- I've been there myself, 80
lFIlr dciaiu YOU. | bid YOU welcome
N|Elua am proud OF the two his
OBI. ,,8ciuons here to day, and the
b'es Wi.i never be happier than having
'iA iaoU The Philadelphia Grays.
ttlAIS WILLIAMS RESPONSE.
captain G. l. Williams responded IN a
Noa .peech lie thanked the Governor
o- 'ae welcome so heartily extended.
Vi ieal.l,c,ious were being renewed,
Gi ODE same warm welcome extended
- mmani would be assured 10 him
nl aI Nir-Inians when they visited the
~t 0. hro'Acrly Love.
lu- AFTERNOON FESTIVITIES.
ODE column then proceeded to Fords
a''r where they were quartered and
-od
I-c following is the muster
IHf VISITING COMPANY.
Captain A j. Williams, Firs, Lieu
tenant Dr. b Moorhead, Second Lieu
.,at1' Josiah Toor First Sergeant VIM.
%. johnson Second Sergeant W. II. y.
Htw Third Sergeant f. A. Won Mosch-
t,'A,f Fourth Sergeant Geo. Won Der
~.lli Fifth Sergeant Geo Dumont
u .'poa.-Thlma' Collins, John W.
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