The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
OUR HONORED GUESTS
AND BowTuEr WILL ERECEIvED
Hon. Adiai =. Stevenson and PARTY VIII
Arrive This Morning-A Big parade anu
Meeting at the Mozart.

Hon. Adlai +. Stevenson will arrive IN
Richmond this morning at 7:4O O'Clock
from North Carolina. Re will be accom-
panied by his wife and Mr.. Ewing MS
brother-in-law and law partner. Ihere
will be others in the party, but who they
are has not yet been made known to the
Cleveland and Stevenson Club officials,
1t was thought by Colonel John -
Cary and his brother officials OF tne
Cleveland and Stevenson Club that the
future Nice-Prcsidcnt would arrive mere
this afternoon. but telegram FesteruaS
afternoon stated the above facts -
soon rs the party Of distinguished P..op'e
arrive they will be met by committee
of the club among them being Colonel
Cary. Hon j. Taylor Ellyson, Captain
John 4. Curtis and Mr.. William Culllng-
worth The party will be conducted 10
the Exchange Hotel. whore apartments
have been secured for them Breakfast
will be served shortly afterwards IN
private dining-room, and from that time
until - o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson
will be allowed 10 take much-needed
rest.
PUBLIC RECEPTION.
From noon until o'clock a public re-
mansion. and afterwards dinner will be
partaken of at the Exchange. Later IN
the afternoon. if agreeable. number OF
the club officers Will accompany the pfesi-
Dental party on drive throughout ihe
city, and they will afterwards dine NJ
the Exchange.
At night Mr.. Stevenson viii speak at
Mozart Academy. There will be pa
rade previous to the speaking. The pro,
cession will form at Iwenty-hith ana
Main streets the Union Democratic CluD
and the Fulton Club falling into line at
that point. The line OF march VIII De up
Main to Eighth, and thence to the
| Academy.
The following clubs will participate IN
! the parade and will fall in in the follow
! ing order:
Fulton and Rockets clubs at Twenty
| fifth aul Main streets; Old dominion
! Club al Nineteenth and Main; Thurman
| Club at Eighteenth and Main streets;
| Fourth precinct, Jackson ward, ana
/ Brookiand clubs at Seventeenth ana
! Main streets; Clay " ara @cI''s, "N
| hatan. and all other clubs of the city tax
! ing part in the parade. will march down
/ Main street until they meet head OF col
umn. when the chief marshal will assign
| them positions In The line. Clubs from
| Manchester Chesterfield and Henrico VIII
meet the line at Fourteenth AMI Main
! streets.
The following mounted aides and all
mounted men viii report 10 the chief mar
shall at Twenty-ifth street and Church
| Hill avenue az +. NJ. sharp. =. y.
! Rowrv. Joseph ". Carter, j. J.. Mount
castle. r. J. Parater, r. L. Grace. NJ.
| Hogan. ". +. Joyner stephen Wood. X.
| y. Adams Samuel Nachman. w. +. Epps,
| W. f. Gentry, r. II. Boyidn, r. VI. Tay-
! lor. A. g. Guigon. W. NJ. Cary. Captain
! j. r. Sheppard W. n. Sheryin, Julian
| Bryant, j. ". Burch. Jr.. r. +. Graves,
| G. II. Reed. j. l.. Talley, X. VI. Badkins.
! r. b. Munford, W. Gibson. Jr., r. 4.
| Cook Marx Gunst, =. Il. FlournOy. John
Floumoy, J. II. Hucher, }. +. Bargamin.
! George Bannister, r. III. Brock, Samuel
| Foster, George Walker, j. H. Levy, j.
! Lo;cEStcin. A. Krouse, J. i. Anderson,
! g. Wayne Anderson. w. /. Smith,
/ George Bradley, Samuel Nuckols l.. J..
/ Powell. Sport Woodward. Head VI col
| umn viii move promptly at 10 i. VI.
! Mr.. John T. Hughes. chief marshal.
! requests thai al mounted men and or
| CARNATIONS be prompt and ready to
march ut the time named. He also in
vites all Democrats TO take part in tie
| procession.
1t was thought at one time that the
military would take part. but the Of
ficers when invited declined on the
ground that 'hc organization could not
take part as such in any political demon
stration. When Senator Hill was here
he was Governor of New York, hence
the reason for the parade that evening
At the Academy Rev. DR.. Moses ID.
! HoSe Will begin the proceedings by open
! ing prayer. Mrs. Stevenson was in her
grlhood Il pupil Of Or. Hoge's.
Hon. Isidor Rayner will arrive on the
| fast mail this afternoon, and also speak
this evening.
1t was expected that Mr.. Stevenson
would speak in Petersburg, but he found
it impossible to do so. He has been
earnestly at work in North Carolina,
and is almost completely tagged out.
PowhRtan Club.
/ Tho Do-r~boto,,