Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-28
DIR NEXT GOVERNOR
Plans About Complete for His Inau.
guratiOn Next Monday.
TIE ROUTE MAPPED OUT.
,rr,,.r, Escort to Parade 60 and From tn,
r,ehangc--or,ler Of Exercises
The deception.


.....l Ms Governor Of Virginia are now
,... .amplctcd. and the ceremonies In
... to his induction into Office will.
...-. military standpoint, be Of rather
..l..ratc character.
-, antry viii he represented by the
v-.. s.c.mcnt six companies. under
-3 OF Colonel Henry c. Jones;
... ...rpanics Of the Second Regiment,
F.5ford. HarriSonburg and Roam
,-.,r command Of Colonel j. e.
..,.-. I'VE companies OF the Third Regi-
. c,rpanies r OF Alexandria, u OF
.....- c Of Farmville. Il Of Lynch
and q Of Petershurg thirty-fve
...h. under command Of Colonel w.
,.-. This detachment win be accompa-
- .e n drum corps of twenty men.
..tr llu complement Of field and staff
tar-s.
.ETIII.ERY AND CAVALRY.
-,s art.ncry will bc represented by
... t7tterics. one each from Richmond.
,,ts and Lynchburg, under COM
-... u Major w. L. Simons.
... cavalry will be represented by the
s.-.. Horse Guard. the Ashby Light
r.-.. Henrico troop Chesterfield troop.
q. ,n.marle troop, and possibly others.
S. OF the visiting military will ar
.. m Saturday. and the remainder will
-.- here on Sunday. The company at
r.....s.ahurg will come as escort 10 the
.....,,.r-elect. Arrangements Will be
-... 81, quarter and feed the military at
.. Tir,t Rcgimental Armory.
Colonel OFerran and party will ar
zap. NJ. Saturday. They will be
% the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
.. .,rmit.ce and escorted to the Tx
....a Hote.. where the Governor-elect
- emily win remain until the Execu-
. Mansion Is made ready for them.
THE COMMITTEE MEETS.
-. Inaugural Committee, by request
.- chairman. Mayor Ellyson. assem-
d., I'm that gentleman's office In the
- ~hcr Of Commerce Bullding Ves'eI
.St.rnoou at o'clock and discussed
.. Irsuguration In every phase.
-,. r.port from the Finance Committee
.h Vas submitted by Captain Hali'
ar from being satisfactory, ana MT
, H Weislger and Major Boykih were
inted by the Chair 20 make ulo
...h canvass Of the business portion VI
.. civ to-day and urge upon the mer-
...,s she necessity for contributing To-
"A the entertainment fund.
.-i. question OF the kind Of UNIFORM 10
worm was discussed. and II was de-
...l TO order the military, one ana an,
.,.roar In fun dress uniform, without
.rcpats.
.s,arai Anderson reported that his com
.-.ttee had inspected the Capitol grounds
"a had decided TO suggest the anop',oh
the south portico as the most suitabie
ulace for the delivery OF the inaugural
,d4,ess This suggestion ELECTED some
,,,,i. d,scussion. but no one present being
3 ti. 10 suErcst any more feasible pan
r accommodating the public. and at the
ne time catering % their comfort ana
.,., of the speaker, the recommendation
tls adopted.
PROGRAMME FOR PARADE.
-h. following programme was also sub
tel by General Anderson, and adopted:
-. froops will form on Eleventh ana
-...'fth streets facing Broad. ana AT lO'0O
t.,k the procession Will move down
.-l.l TO Governor street thence down
-.-rklln street 10 the Exchange hotel'
.-.r. the GoyeTnor-elect, escorted by
..-rr4ny c Of the Second Virginia kegl-
-.-. ~ Infantry. will be assigned the
...n Of honor IN the line. The march
.. ---n he resumed. moving down Four-
..-,f- street to Main; up Main TO Fifth.
,...a 20 Franklin. 10 FOushee, TO Grace
-t 1.vrr Grace TO me Capitol, where
... .-scession Will form in two or more
,-.- ,1 front Of and facing the south
--.,, ~ the Capitol building. The Gov
ana party will leave the carriages
o.. west entrance TO the bullllhB'
...-- they will be met by a committee
..- rhe Legislature. who will escort
..- ,- -h. hall Of the House OF Delegates.
.--. ,t. oath OF Office will be admin
.-. Z, him I'm the presence OF the
.-.--f Assembly. by one OF the judges
...-. -,,~eue Court. Immediately upon
.. .tsion Of this ceremony the Gov
- wM proceed through the
-.-.-. chamber 10 the south
-.-. where he VIII deliver
.-.ss of about thirty minutes dura-
.. I. viii then be escorted by Com
.-.- o. the Governors Mansion, where
. stand on the porch and review
OIL. .re The procession VIII march
.... t.-, in columns OF fours, saluting as
s and will march through the
t... ,.t. of the mansion grounds 10 the
ieuarture, where the parade
~ b., smissed.
.ECEPTION AT NIGHT.
= c.mmittee on the Evening Recep-
'- .rtNl that they had been advised
.ruOr Mckinney that the mansion
. vacated by himself and family
t-a kfast Saturday, and before
..arture the entire house would be
r. .r thorough order for its new oc- |
lpon the suggestion OF this |
..t,. the hour for holding the re- |
was nxed al S O'Clock The gen |
c1mpCsing this committee. Col !
I.ra-. Colonel Hawes, and Major |
stated that In view OF the large |
which was expected Il would he |
tr their numbers 20 be increased |
.s eurgested by the Chairman that |
re Inaugural Committee would In |
.tlty - present. and would rem
.. s.ryices they could In present |
.t guests.
-F AND OTHERS EXPECTED.
Hawes stated that he had II on |
az authority that Speaker Crisp |
ubcr Of congressman would come |
~.ld on "A special train. and would |
..re 10 time 20 participate I'm the |
ceremonies Nice-President |
b. also expected
Eryson will meet the Governor
jte depot Saturday and VIII !
..n 90 the Exchange Hotel
m1ittee adjourned TO meet at the /
saturday night at $50 o'clock,
.- expected that the general COM
.gi an Of the sub-committees \
present This meeting Is called
purpose Of receiving any sugges-