The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
TO OPEN THE CITY GATES
TIE PLANS FOR THE VISIT OF THE
LEGISLATURE COMPLETE

/ Il
vannah at 10 O'Clock Tomorrow
Night ana to Be Ret by the Entire
White Military OF the City-The Pro-
gramme for saturday-The Trip to
Tybee in the Morning ead to the Sea
! Buoy in the kfsernooa-The Rscep-
ton at the De Soto.
Capt. D. G. Purse, chairman Of the gem
| eral committee on the entertainment OF the
members OF the general assembly and other
invited guests OF Savannah who will in-
specs the river and harbor day after to-
morrow, has completed all arrangements
and has mapped out a programme which
far slrpasses anything Of the kind ever
gotten up here. The reception and enter
tainment of the visitors will bs a grand
affair, and those who are fortunate enough
to partake Of S4vannah'S hospitality on
this occasion wall not be likely to forget it
soon.
A special train will leave Atlanta to-
morrow a. 2 o'clock with Gov. Northen,
the members Of the general assembly, state
| house officers, members Of the railroad COM
mission, justices of tie supreme court,
| Georgias congressman, Mayor Hemph II
Blu <AIiduIds ubtAIu Vi dAuSEilont AOll.
| Evan P. Howell OF the Constitution, F. II.
Richardson and Hoke Smith of the
Journal, T. L. Gautt late OF the Southern
Alliance Farmer, B. II. Richardson
Of the Columbus Enqlursr-Sun, Hon.
| Patrick Walsh OF the Augusta
! Chronicle, and A. A. Allen of
| the Macon Telegraph. Col John Triplett of
she Townsville Tunes, R. W. Grub Of the
Dariea Timber Gazette. Telfair Stockton
/ ~ no 10 viii no Cd
of the Brunswick Times aud other invited
| guests, will arrive az different times to-mOr
| row.
RECEPTION OF The VISITORS.
| The Atlanta special will arrive about 10
| O'Clock. standard time tomorrow night.
| Il will be met at Forsyth by the restaurant
| car which viii leave nero on the morning
train thoroughly equipped with good things
/ by J. Il. Furocr. and in charge OF the fol-
] lowing committee: Alderman R. F. Har-
| mon George 5 HaIuss, ". l. O'Brien and
James Mcguire, sud Hon. A. II. Mcdonnell,
| c. 5. Coo2erai, g. 7. Cam, Esq. and r. j.
| Dzva-t, -.
Ths legislative train will be met on its
| arrival 1s-e " the reception committee,
I TIE sj-s; regiment, Guards battalion, Geor~
/ E-s H1ssa-s A-i Chatham Artillery, and
| Cor. NoriAe1. ths general assembly aud in
/ T1is- g1asis Will &c taken under military
es'c1Ei 70 Sas De Soto.
A. $50 o'clock a. m, standard
tilre, Saturday, the ciJy's guests
vii be conveyed by street cars
/ 20 the Savannah and Atlantic depot,
/ and st 9 o'clock, standard time, they will
| leave on a special train for Tybee, where
| they will be luuched at the Chatham Ar
| tillery clubhouse. An inspection of the
| Hotel Tybee will follow. and the party will
return to the city about O'Clock. After
I uinnar AZ tha Ia Soto ha -
| be conveyed by street cars to Bay and Dray-
| ton streets. to board the steamship Ma
ooochee from the foot of Drayton str 4et at 3
| o'clock, standard time, for an excursion to
| the sea buoy.
THE TRIP DOWN THE RIVER.
This sail will give the visitors an oppor-
tunity of making practical inspection of
the harbor, realizing its importance and ap-
| praciating its needs to make it the equal of
any harbor on the Atlantic coast.
| The Nacoochee will return to the city
about O'clock, and after supper there will
| be general reception at the De Soto, to
which every citizen with his family is in
vtted, so as to meet Gov. Northern and
mingle with the members of the general
assembly and other guests of the city. The
ladies' are specially invited to attend the re-
ception. The military will attend in fui
uniform.
During the reception the De Soto will be-
brilliantly Illuminated as on the occasion OF
its first opening. The reception will con.
clude at IL o'clock, so as to give the visitors
an opportunity to get sufficient rest, as most
| Of them will return home on the early
morning train Sunday.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following are the committees ap-
pointed by Capt. Purse:
Reception-Msyor McDonough, Alder
men Mills, Myers, Haines, Cam, Carson
Bailey, Harmon, Meldrim, Harris, Mcclure
O'Brien and Rsid. Congressman Lester,
Col. ]. H. Estill Col. c. II. Olmstead, Col.
Peter Reilly, Capt. J. +. Wheaton, ex-
Mayor Schwarz, Maj. j. B. Withers. d. 1,
Mcintyre, Joseph Hull, John R. Young
Thomas Ballantyne, w. S. Tison, W. T.
Charlton, George T. Cam, A. II. Mac.
| Donell, H. p Smart, Hon. A. p. Adams,
NJ. j. Solomons, Capt. James II. Johnston,
|. G. Haas, George p. Walker. e, A.. Weil
]. X. Saussy, F. d. Bloodworth and Isaac
Minis.
Hotel Accommodations It. Prem
dergast A. c. Harmon, H. g. Ganahl,
Emile Newman, Capt. j. F. Brooks, r. P.
Lowell and John Lyons.
Tybee Observation-Disclosures Cam, Har
mon and w. l. O'Brien, J. r. SausSv, c. s.
Con nerat, J. H. Elton and Il. W. Palmer.
| steamship EXcur2on.-C. u. Anderson,
John r. Young. D. r. Thomas, F. D.
Bloodworth. Isaac Minis, c. NJ. Gilber,
and S. d. Adams.
Transportation-V. Z. McBee, r. G..
Fleming and w. w. Starr.
THE REGIMENTS ORDERS.
Col Peter Reilly has issued the following
order to the First regiment:
Headquarters FIRST Vol. REG. OF GEORGIA, !
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 20, 1891.
Order No. O..
l. Agreeable to an invitation from the munic
ipal authorities Gov. Northen and the genera
assembly will visit our city on Friday evening
next, Aug. IS
.. As an act of military courtesy due his ex
cellency, by reason of his rank as commander
in chief, and in compliment to ths members O
the Legislature, this command will parade t
receive and escort them from the depot to lheil
hotel.
). The command will assemble at the armory
In full uniform armed and equipped white
helmets, on Friday evening the 2Sth inst, at
1920 O'Clock
4. The field and staff officers will assemble a
the same hour, diSmouuted.
3. The reGimental band viii furnish the M JUS /,
upon the occasion. BY order,
Peter REILLY,
ROBERT @. GAILLARD, Lieut.. Col Commdg
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