The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
WILL GO TO OCEAN VIEW,
u.PPY HowrrzERs TO LEAVE US.
,,.v VIII be Royalty Entertained by the
Norfolk Artillery Blues, and VIII Take
part In Parade-Those Going.

vcbon the Queen Of Night rises from her
..,,cb If ocean waves this evening her eiiul-
,ercv will beam. glitter and dance upon the
YES Of Ocean View and along the beach
III tbe merry cannoneers of the Richmond
uowitzers disport themselves with the elias
,,,itv Of kids or with the frolicsomeness Of
,,ermaids. They leave this heated congrega-
ton Of brick and mortar this afternoon on
tbe south-bound train leaving here at 1858
o'clock. No organization ever left Richmond
with brighter anticipatons of enjoyment
ssve perhaps the artilerymen when they sped
from our midst 10 toe the guests Of the Cres-
cent City.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS.
r-,- veeks past az the armory the most ex-
tersive preparAtions have been arranged and
,o-nnleted and every detail has been and now
- in conpetent hands for a most successful
s,campmeut no Ocean View. The Calling
eun and one of the S-iuch rifles Is already
there. and the white-winged tents. systemati-
cAlly arranged. occupy pIaOes OH Ihe OeAOh
near the hotel. -
Attic armorv last evening the last OF the
BAGGAGE WAS being arranged, and four chests
st'Od waiting g. be filled with equipments.
Oyercoats. iull-dress uniforms. helmets and
other paraphernaha appropriate 10 SOLDIERS
were being stored m the boxes, and Sergeant
I = Fubank mad his hands we'll employed.
Rv sunday the cannOneers expect 10 have
In camp about eighty men. Quite number
who are unable 20 20 to-day will leave Rich
mond as soon rs business permits them; and
on Saturday a large contingent Will 20 down
and Join their comrades.
Royalty ENTERTAINED.
The Howitzers will be royalty entertained
10y the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues and the
Grymes Battery. OF Portsmouth. The former
company were always tine recipients Of
marked attention from the Howitzers wnen-
ever they visited Richmond and they are
eager 70 reciprocate the many courtesies AZ
4 consequence q hearty. cordial welcome will
be accorded the men from Richmond, and
during their stay at the seashore banquet
will DO rendered them by their Norfolk friends.
The Grymes battery will next week cele-
hrate the first anniversary of their organiza-
ton and q parade, participated IN by All three
commands. will take place II Portsmouth.
The same evening a banquet will take place.
A bail will be rendered the Howitzers 10y
the Norfolk Blues at Virginia Beach. aud
with the many and varied attractions always
60 be found at tie seashore 1t Is safe T. pre-
diet that the Howitzers will have royal good
time Of It.
THOSE GOING.
Among those who will 90 are the following:
Major w. j.. SumOns. Major NJ. ID. Hoge.
Jr. Lieutenant T. Nj. Crutchfeld, Lieutenant
j NJ Phillips. Captain John A. HUTCHINSON.
Captain H. j. Bosher, Lieutenant W. A. Bar
rett Lieutenant I. H. Starke, Lieutenant @.
w. Maciarane
Sereeants-W. Mex. Fisher. J. S. Eubank,
Is. BrOkenborOugh.
Corporals-J. z. Watson L. r. Kellum j.
T. Stuart.
Privates-W. NJ. Myers. T. D. Mason, j. NJ.
Grooms. j. b. Poindexter, i. +. Greer, - Rid
/
anderson. J.. J.. Cornell. W. g. Duke, w. l..
Fiunegan, +. W. Minson. S. g. Parsons. John
7. Ioer. r. w. White. Joseph Hetiiey. w.
Withers Miller, ID. O'Sulliyan. II. h. Scott,
H. T. Page. -- Brooking.
Band, composed of eighteen pieces.