The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-30

uenld not admit Of this. On the white
LOT. however, In spite Of the swampy con
dillon Of the ground, The Signal Corps
prsc,iced signalling all che morning
At / O'Clock the entire command
marched down Pennsylvania avenue to
Fouf ard a Hall streets, and counter
marching returned along he avenue past
The Treasury Department 10 the white
House. where the parade was reviewed
by the President.
The churches were all well attended.
The F,rs. Fourth and Central Presby'
,etian Churches held union service with
The Assembly Church The President al
tended service here accompanied oy MITE
Cleveland.
Afier reviewing the militia parade, The
President Joined bisfamily al Oak View
uhere a pleasant Thanksgiving dinner
was eaten. The only guest was Mr'
Harmon, a sister OF Mrs. Folsom, VINO
has been visiting Oak View Tor some
time
Secretary Whitney had party OF
friends. twelve in number, TO dine Win
him at his country place, Grasslands, at
O'Clock. Amorg HE guests were Secre-
tary and Mrs fsirchild and secretary
and Mrs Endico,t.
Secretary Bayard dined with mis-
daughters at home. His youogesl
daughter, Miss Nellie, returned from the
North In time TO take par, in the holiday
festivities
Secretary Villas spent the day OF lone
with his family. His daughter, Miss Mol
lie. returned last evening from the board
ing.school in Baltimore, where she mas
been for some time
Secretary and Mrs FaiFchild on their
return from Grasslends enlerisined a
small company at their home. Among
their guests were Rev. Or. jackson oil
Baltimore and bis wife, who Is sIs'c' ol
the Secretary, Perry smith, bn"afo
Graham and Morris Gre u -,
'fhe Posimss,cT-Geberal and Mrs
Dickinson had as their guests al uihnei
Marry of eight yOung Michigan friends
who are studyinc al the Academy OF th'
Visitation ia Georgetown
rnE DAY ~ NEW YORK..
NEW York, November 20.-The day
was cloudy, with occasional light ram
The usual church services were heid an'
well attended. The custom OF iurnisl
;lg good dinners TO the occupants OF IN
various charitable and penal institution
wss carried out with perhaps more thai
the usual completeness.
THANKSGIVING DAY AT THE AUGUSTA EN
POSITION.
AUGUSTA, GA, November Eth
crowd which gathered at The ExpOsluO'
TODAY 10 witness the Thanksgiving pro
gramme and greeting Of the South CsIo
ma Legislature by the Georgia Legisla
ture. numbered from 10000 TO jp,oo
people. Henry W Grady, editor OF I'd
Atlanta Constitution, was the orator
the day, and his speech Is pre-
nonnced equal 10 bis famous Ne'
England one; but he dealt nor
with the material development
of the South than with relations DelWee
the two sections lie was rendered a
ovation by large audience AZ me con
clusioa of his utterances The crow
was so great that many were eAciuue
from the music hall and number q
women tainted Governor Richardso
of South Carolina introduced Hoi
Augasiin r Symthe Of Charleston, :. =
who respor dsd to Mr.. Grady's greelln
10 Carolina. The Palmetto state wa
awarded The Distinction for having III
handsomest exhibition on the grounds
THE DAY N NORTH CARoLlNA
CHARLOTrF, November 29.-Tha1k
giving WAS generally observed bel
as A holiday. There were services
neatly all the churches in the mornln
In the afternoon there were ehreliel
races at the Charlotte Fair 6rounu
The gea.hcr was soft and balmy.