The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

augural ceremonies VIII ldht pave anu
the oath win be administered by the
President Of the Supreme Court, who Will
meet the party on their arrival
In the senate.
The Senate win meet at II o'clock to-
morrow morning, and Major j. HoSe
Tyler, the retiring MISUNDERSTANDING,
will for the last time be the chairman oil
the Senate.
AT noon the Senate Of Virginia will join
the House Of Delegates I'm their hail, when
the official programme will he carried or
Whhe nothing definite has as yet been
decided by Speaker Cardwell as 10 the
details Of the ceremonies IL is more than
nkeiy that the programme viii be carrier
out as Il has been suggested by Col. Join
Bel Bigger, the clerk Of the House OF
Delegates. This programme is as followJ'
The Programme.
At II O'Clock NJ, on January ], 1894, the
House OF Delegates will be- called 10 order
by Speaker CardWell, whereupon the SEN
ate OF Virginia viii enter the hail Of the
House OF Delegates. preceded by the
President of the Senate and the clerk oil
the Senate, ana the Senate shall be re-
ceived by the delegates standing.
The Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
shall thereupon appoint committee Of
on the part of the House TO inform the
Governor-elect and the Lieutenant Cover
nor-elect Of the readiness on the part OF
IN two houses TO participate I'm the cere-
monies OF me inauguration, and said
committee shall escort the GoVernor-eiect
ana the nt-GOvelnOr-elect TO the
hall Of the House Of Delegates.
Immediately on their entrance into the
han, a line Of march shall De formed in
the following order: Rev. DR. Moses u.
Hoge and the President Of the Court OF
Appeals in the front, followed by the
Governor and the Governor-elect, the Lieu
tenant-Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elect, the President pro TEN. Of the Senate
and its clerk the Speaker of the House
and its clerk and then the members OF the
Senate and House and their respective
officers and pages. and the representatives
of the press In which order they shall
proceed to the southern portico Of the
Capitol through the Senate chamber
Upon arrival there. Rev. DIR. Hoge Will
invoke divine blessings to be followed by
the administering Of the oath 10 the
GovernOr-elect. and then. in turn 10 the
Northumberland by the pres-
dent of the Court OF Appeals. This being
over. the then retiring Governor OF Vir-
gnia shall present 20 the assembled
multitude the Governor Of Virginia who
will then and there deliver his inaugural
address. 10 be followed by the presenta-
ton 20 the vast throng Of the Lieuten-
ant-Governor Of Virginia by the retiring
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Virginia, and the
Lieutenant-Governor may deliver an adj
dress
The arade.
Prior to the ceremonies the military
VIII assemble to escort the Governor
ala 49,, IL
the Exchange Hotel to the Capitol build
ing. Brigadier-General Charles J. Ander-
son has issued the following order in
regard 10 the part which the military
is to take
"The detachment OF the First brigade
present I'm Richmond on Jar uary LIST,
will parade ia honor Of the Inauguration
Of GoVernor-elect Charles II. O'Ferrall
in the manner as suggested by the COM
mittee having the matter in charge The
brigade will form on the north side Of
Broad street, facing south, the leading reg
iment with right at Ninth street and ready
10 move at 1880 A. NJ. Full winter
uniforms will be worn as far as prac-
ticable. The brigade stan will report at
9.4j o'clock in front of the Military Club
mounted and In full winter uniform.
Officers present without command will
their preference 10 do so.
whe Foru,ntio~,
The following military organizations
will take part in the parade
First Regiment go Colonel H. c. Jones,
Richmond.
Second Northumberland j. c. Baker,
Roanoke; Company b, Radford Captain
Hugh c. Preston; Company G., Roanoke.
Captain John Bird; Company c, Harrison
burg Captain A. b. Roller
Third Regiment-Colo william Male.
Culpeper: Company f. Alexandria, Cap
taia George A. Mushbach; Company b,
Culpeper, Captain Archie L. Goodoe;
Company C, Farmville. Captain John X.
Martin; Company L, Lynchburg, Captain
+. c. Scruggs; Company G, Petersburg,
Captain r. r. Heath.
Fourth Regiment - Colonel George w.
Taylor. Norfolk; Company a. Norfolk
Rifles, ---; Company y, Norfolk Cap
tain Marshall Tarrall;' Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. Captain Sol. Cutchins;
Stuart Horse Guards. Captain Euker:
Troop Il, Chesterfield, Captain A. c.
Atkisson; Troop G, Ashby Light Horse
Captain George Ainslie; Troop II, Henri
co. Captain William II. Sands.
There viii be no visiting cavalry. but
the captains and lieutenants of such
troops Will rue Win Aiaypt IL AZ DNS 'eAA'
and STAFF.
The entire battalion Of artillery will
parade on that occasion. Battery ID, OF
Lynchburg. will arrive here at A. NJ
to-day via the Norfolk and Western
Battery c, Of Portsmouth. Captain c. r.
Warren commanding. viii reach the
city via the Chesapeake and Ohio at
80 to-day and Battery b. OF Nor
folk. Captain NJ. G. Keeling commanding.
will arrive via the Norfolk and Western
az 7 j.. NJ. to-day. Batteries B and
ID will be quartered at the regimental
armory, and Battery G at Ford's Hotel.
The scouts.
The Scouts, Of the Union Democratic
Climb viii also take part In the parade
They viii, for the first time, wear their
new Zouave uniforms. furnished them by
Messrs. Mitteldorfer a. Son. The uniform
consists of blue jacket, white vest red
trousers. white sash, with blue tassel
and red fez with blue tassel
Tn- h~eim nts
The regiments will be arranged IN the
following order; ON the right the Third.
next the First next the Second, and