The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-14
70 RECEIVE GOVERNOR HILL.
pOyhatan Club viii Make Very Extensive
Arrangements.
/ VERY LARGE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Tbe Distinguished Guest WIN Probably Ar
rive in Richmond Next Monday Even
ing-wherc VIII lie Speak?

The Powhntan Club having learned some
tirne AGO Of Governor David b. Hills inten-
ton Of visiting Atlanta to make Nh address on
the occasion Of tho unveiling Of the Grady
monument invited him. TO visit Richmond
while en- route to that city or on his return.
Hearing through letter from New York TO q
gentleman in this city that Governor Hill
would reach Richmond next Monday. the
18Th. Mr.. Il. l.. Montague, chairman Of the
invitation committee, Yesterday morning tele-
erapled Governor Hill, at Albany NY. repeat
jnct the invitation to make Richmond visit "a
the guest of the Powhatan Club. lie received
areply IN the afternoon signed by i. ). VIII
lams, the Governors secretary. when says
IS our telegram received. Governor u
cepts with pleasure Powhatan Clubs INVITA-
ton and expects 10 be able 10 spend next
Monday evening IN Richmond on ms way tx
Atlanta. lilo will wire you later as 70 "lnc VI
arrival
TO MEET nm
President Belvin Of the Powhatan club on
recent q this information appointed COM
mittee of reception 90 meet Governor IN on
bis arrival The committee ls composer OF
the fOllOwing gentleman. >. - Lamp 'Vhh
A. Curtis A. d. landcrkln. W. IL. Mereulth'
b Munford James d. Patton, RED. Pleas
snte Iohn q Purcell W. H. Sands. William
Tvon Portiaux Robinson, Norman Y. Ran
dcinb n n smith jr.. Charles Nillhser
Frf1 Sitterding. q. X. Tenser, George ID.
Wise. s. B Witt. Charles +. Ningo, Charles
L. Williams. Alexander Coke, Iazewell FL
lett. J. Taylor Ellyson, James +. FlOurnoy.
Jackson Guy. John S. HARDWOOD, Meade
Haskins. $. IL. HAYES. Thomas Byrne
John Bell Bigger. Charles L.. Brown,
T. p. Burke. W. H. Cullingworth, 4. J.
Campbell W. Miles Cary. ". q. Waller. H. {.
Younger. w. ID. Cheserman. Jonu ii. trsch-
k0ru James l.. kearney, l.. L. ID. Meyers.
Edgar ID. Taylor.
TO MEET.
The committee will meet ut the Powhaton
Club rooms. AT O'Clock this evening % per-
feet arrangements for Governor hills enter
tainment while here ntl further paTtlcu-
lsrs of tie movements Of their distinguished
guest the committee will be unable 10 arrange
q complete programme.
The details as TO the place OF speaking, ms
reception and entertainment are matters that
viii be determined by the committee referred
90 Governor Hh proposes 10 VISIT Montl-
cello while on his way South and should he
stop there while coming he Will most likely
reach Richmond on the evening tram on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, which reaches
ibis city at $50 O'Clock
HIS LAST TRIP
This viii be Governor Hills second visit TO
Atlanta within the year His last visit was
one ~ great interest 10 that part OF Virginia
through which he returned, and the trip IS
held In lively remembr ance 10y MANY hun
dreds along the line of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad who heard him speak as his
train stopped from point to point tor a few
minutes On that tour Roswell 2. Flower.
tie present Democratic nominee iOr Governor
Of New ork. and several other distinguished
Northern Democrats. accompanied Governor
HILL Governor Tyler aud other
Vireinians joined the party at Bristol. The
State canvass was Just opening. and speeches
were made by different member of the party
at the various stations en- route. At Lynch
burg the depot was a surglng mass OF men
when the tram arrived.
Governor Hill was lifted on top of a large
railroad tool box and for ten minutes made q
stirring address, in which he advocated the
rule of the South by SOutherners Roswell p.
Flower was called for and spoke at the great |
disadvantage of having "a locomotive popping
off steam within ten yards. lie said he had !
spoken against all sorts of opposition, but |
would have 20 surrender in favor Of roaring |
steam and retired after futile attempt TO
make himself heard.