The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-25

ttNlINA NAitAlAks MI TIllL SllteltluU nut
in his appearance with number OF men
to prepare the room for the banquet.
The arrangement Of the tables viii be
as follows. large guest-table raised
eighteen inches above the floor vii. ce
the galleries and 10 the north, and from
this. running at right angles In the same
direction, will be seven other tables
Those at the guest-table will be seated
ou the south side. the POSTMASTER.
colonel Archer Anderson. occupying the
centre chair. Their places, the order in
which they will come. and their numbers
commencing at the extreme west end OF
the board viii be:
!. Mr.. Alfred Z. Harris.
?. MIR. c. b. circuit.
3. Hon. b. b. Gordon, chairman OF the
state Democratic committee.
4. Hon. II. H. Cardwell, Speaker OF the
House Of Delegates.
2. Senator John W. Daniel.
9. Major Lewis Ginter.
Z. Hon. John NJ. Allen.
s General Fitzhugh Lee.
3 Hon. w. l.. Wilson.
10. Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, Mayor OF
the city.
IL Colonel Archer Anderson. toast-mas-
ter.
70. Rev Or. NJ. D. Hoge, who will ask
the blessing.
Is. Hon. Il. W. Mckinney, Governor or
the Commonwealth.
H. Hon. w. c. Z. Breckenridge.
Is. Hon. c. S Fairchid.
Is. Mr. Joseph Bryan.
Il. Senator Eppa Hunton.
ls Hon. Hoge Tyler. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Of the Commonwealth.
10. Hon. II. Taylor Scott, Attorney-Gen-
eral.
-. DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry.
q. Mr.. p. II. Mayo.
Nir zimmerman. who will be the
caterer for the occasion. has also COM
pleted his arrangements and feels con-
fdcnt that his part Of the programme
VIII give general satisfaction. He has
boon Nt1y careful 20 see that Virginia
fields. Ea rdens. farms. forests end waters
alone f0rnsh The supplies Tor the tables
He will only have charge OF he eatADles'
while the li1uids will be furnished b. the
committee. They will consist OF white
burgundy wine. Romery Sec and several
cordiaIs, and apolinaris water will be
Used.
When the dinner was first planned. it
WIS proposed to seat 800 persons, but it
has since been discovered that this num-
Der would crowd the room too much, and
the number has therefore been reduced to
about 225.
he congressman Of Virginia will be
scattered about at the various tables.
Among thcs Sc who have decided at the
last moment to attend the benquet will
be MI. n. - NuA dFf Va ''N ~'N+A~
Landmark; Judge Tucker Brooke and
George, W. Johnston. The invited guests
from Washington will arrive here on the
fast mail this afternoon, while Mr. ana
Mrs. c. S. Fairchild are expected mere
this morning. They will be the guests
of MIR and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, al Labur-
mum. where Mr.. Leigh Robinson, OF WASH
ington, will also be stopping.
Colonel Charles T. OFerran arrived
fn this city yesterday afternoon and is the
guest Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles
u. Wingo, on Main street. Last night
d number of his friends called there 10
pay their respects to him.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee arrived mere
last evening from Glasgow, and went TO
the Executive Mansion. where he Is stop
ming as the guest of Governor Mckinney.
Lieutenant Governor ]. Hoge Tyler ana
Senator Eppa Hunton will also be the
guests Of the Governor.
CONGRESSMAN Jones will stop with Mr..
John s Harwood. on Floyd avenue.
Mr. NJ. E. ingalls,. who was selected TO
raspond 10 a toast, Will not attend on
account Of a recent affection in his fam
pv Since he accepted he has lost
daughter. who was very dear 10 MIN.
senator Daniel will be here. but will not
make Il speech. He was released from ms
promise to respond to toast on account
~ sickness. General Fitz Lee was
CHOSEN 10 TAKE HIS lieA~N ~
gramme. Messrs. Breckenridge, Wilson
and Allen will certainly be here.
The music will be furnished by Dand
- thirty pieces, under the direction or
Mr. John Baseler. and the band Will be
stationed on q dais at the east END OF
the hall.
The musical programme will be as fol-
lows
!. Cieveland's March. composed for the
b,rcua. ............... BaSeier.
2 Southern Plantation Melodies....-...
.BOettger'
? Cornet solo. "Old Folks at Home"
NJ a J. LESS.
l. Overture. Fra Diavolo. .:Auper'
g. Waltz. Senorita.... - oe ons.
6 Trombone solo. blue BeiiS Oh "0o'-
signor Equi.
+ Democratic High School Cadet March
Sousa. ~,
AZ the guests assemble full band VIII
discourse music IN the foyer ana oe-
tween the speeches appropriate music
will be rendered.
The members Of the various committees
are requested TO be at the Temple not
later than 1880 T. NJ. and the guests are
also expected 10 assemble at that tlne'
a. thew will take seats at the tables
PROMPTLY at s o'clock.
Mr. John K Cowan. OF Baltimore, who
was expected 20 be one OF the invited
guests. last evening sent the following
telegram: $500.
Am exceedingly sorry that / cannot
be with you. am called before Inter
t,ate Commerce Committee tomorrow
and cannot postpone.
All the seats for the banquet have oeen
taken. and no more tickets are 10 pv
had A great many seats In the gallery
have been sold. and there will be bril-
liant galaxy Of ladies looking down at
the raw scene There are however. stiIl
,orne good seats in the gallery left over
which can be had on application 10 cap
tain Thomas Elicit. the secretary
BOARD or AGRICULIDhE'