Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
VETS IN RICHMOND.
-,opsANo REACHED TIE CITY
7Wo .,,v.s1lNGTON YESTERDAY.
a. MANY Expected 10 BE Here
Ii'e ,,-,,--ro visit BstsIo-Fle'ds
"a. nay.-Notes, SC.
.-....is,lllcr. Of lssl-SS are again

% a' ..,at 1900 Of them are, and it
Al '''.t,sst large Numbers will pour
'','..s lt, t,.day AID tomorrow and
81. .. ..f.,n.ll not cease before satur-
10. .-.,.men, ~ Washington is not
.... O.. so veterans VINO have run
.- .- purpose Of reviewing the
...-. ,ran.pired the great events
... Vsr between the states, are
81 IL. l.tc been excused Tor TINS
y. fIl arEauizauons are hcrei
..... .as came 90 as ihdiFldla.s'
..rau ,e~ Richmond ana Tao
.,..... .f.ui' '.'
,5tl>s INro RICHMOND.
-. ...v.cIoa1ad special trains
I.r. fr.H Warrington over the
..t fredericksburg and Potomac
Yesterday and many veterans
,,.. r one regular passenger TRAINS
....,-..8 aaj Of ;he Chesapeake ana
....t ..Ipag9uco IA the city was az
..f.ria. morning. when 200
.... t.e Richmond. FredcrcES-
I...f.a.. Two hours later q
Gle same Inc brought $50
..t.tluF H. another tram with
'..t.. laden With BOYS IN blue
... the v'y. 10 was estimated
... .ref excursion brought $50 10
ARMY of 3D.. Republic people 10
Other regular trains coming
..... many veterans bound for
.. and hence tho number was
b.. tle figures given above.
HtNY AErT AWAY.
.,.-....y toj weather as 0 matter
. ...t Eycut many away, bat
.t...t.d 90 come to-day and to-
u. Z 'h, subcommittee from
Committee of tae District of
. ...i, here arranging for the
..r.f a'. visiting Grand Army
..-... people and seeing 20 their
.... tst hs tonight lo,0l3 vote
within ElclRUul's hOsWtable
...r- especial excursions VIII De run
Washington 20 TINS place over the
fredericksburg and Potomac
..i .,.ra carr VIII be attached 20
..- passenger trains. Owing TO
...H. over thr Chesapeake and
.... I, unable o. put on single
.... authorities ot thus road
.r..-.I over the magnificent
manner ~ which they have
H.. uuause numbers gong TO
.u.n. from tho West.
... tt.r ui steamers from Wash
.... I.ut Inns beeu taxed 10 lis
.. .l. pass two days. Several
.. .... GOWN 20 Fort Monroe yes
.... .-. ..,-. are expected TO come 10
t.-.HE.
...r veterans went on through
...t....... ...trrday evening and quite
.-.. Y..l 90 Fredericksburg and
. ..- a..as the Richmond, Erede-
.t and Potomac line.
..-. ..r' ARMY Of the Republic peo-
. ..l,.ei through tickets 70 the
l'y VDre greatly dlsgTGntiod be-
.... t., delay 90 Llua station.
...t they veterans now at Old Point
t1 TINS city by boat up the
...-. go order that they may see
b.. .-..m a-au. 4 most interesting
. ..m w.l b. Dutch Gap. the re-
t. ingenious mind OF General
I. SD OF BATTLK-TIELDs.
-ts vi Yesterday kept all the
O-. t... o, the Republic people within
great many drove around
~ J saw the monuments and
... ... e interest. but were not
....... .0. o. the battlc-helds. This
...t der FIR to-day. The men,
.. several reception and ar
...m,ttees vail take charge
-.. a.i Seven Pines, Cold
.,a. other familiar places will he
.. .... wIll DO no regulariv-sr-
,r -amue. and each man can go
s- chooses and when II suits his
..r...I.r.
N.. tt.e business houses OF the city
ur,..t..v decorated with flags and bunt-
.... ...Or,l the arrival Of the G.. A. RS,
.rr r.. option. while informal. has
...... and sincere. IL has been s zen
'... every u1u has o place 10 stay and
'. .l' 40 Just whatever price he
D--- -. r.r. This Is arranged al the
,. ..a-t.. veterans arrive, whore each
-r..' alI asked # he desires room
-r-.- uDi lady OF simply himself,
.r.- le expects % pe charged, etc,
..t..l L-Is instructed exactly where 10
IHL rEUNY rosT HEADQUARTERS.
Tl ktsruv Post have headquarters
H.r....-t letweeu Ninth and Tenth,
H |..- riFs and flaming bunting are
..-H.. Do great prOfuson. The walls
-v I. rated with flags and ban
&c., ..I Nr Smith aud two assistants are
a. ... t give any desired information.
....l Manager q. ". Stevens. of the
.-. .. and Ohio, returned from On
".. ..,rcay. lie has written letter
''- transportation officials under him
t.r ttem upon their good
.l. ilIE The unprecedented rush
"....r business. The Washington
-.-, from the West were so
H. t.-t.r.a. that great numbers OF
..-tsI tn stand all the way from the
' sulphur o. HJrdOnsyllle.
3D. .4T's RECEPTION LAST NIGHT.
.. '.. gatter, Of r. F.. Lee Campwas
C.... Jas, night with Grand Army of
.'le visitors, and the proceedings
t.. l.-t delightful and hOspitable
4".r. t.iDue. Alexander w. Archer
ct alrEt, welcome TO the visitors.
t. speech was responded to in al elo-
t uHu,r hy Colonel Fred j.
- CONN uder OF sanford Post,
~. a.. .. North Adams, Mass, whose
ia.s Cd tgi enthusiastic applause.
Cess. .rra,arI 4. W. Moore. OF
J.. York, Pa. also made
t,art address. rs did Or. r. W.
4-'.. .t I.~fIs. lomes3ale. Pa; Com
..-e, Post l3l. New York; j. ii.
.. E.a told an amusing story
4a4 .sfH.1. Post o., sang beautiful
"..-. lower and Dolan, OF Reno
t...t'' I'd Itpbtltu tal4S anu
@ capital speeches: as did Com
i'..'t Chase. az Post l31, New York. VINO
t". aa account Of his beng wounded
Captured AMI Of an interview with
L.r SIR James Alton sang the
"' Waite, AID Blue IN an admirable
'ht.. ua-. e Il. J.. lee Camp remarks
.y colonel Archer, Or. Powell,
'F O.ui. AilUtant Stratton, Lieute-
.-,. J.. e.. Crump, and Smith Red
remarks were so amusing and
.5 o. cutitle hun to card Of
fI.n the Grand Army of the
Nae, T.. Philips sang the Star
Banner.
-..-, were served the visitors,
'..I expressed great satisiac-
... welcome extended them.
.~' c/ON COMING TO RICHMOND.
'-' i,'-} Nsw Yorker 10 Talk on &" Back
bone SeAt Monday Night
' I'uss uixoa, IT.. the unterrifed
preacher D. coming TO Rich
.. $3.50 talk Back bone" at the
..s Christian Association Hall