Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

tne rlkht 70 move to the LETT. passing
down Governor street into Main, and
hating when the left shall have arrived
at Franklin street
The carriage with the Governor and
GovCrnor-elect. escorted by Company e,
Second Regiment. win take post on the
left Of the procession, which "a escort
viii march 20 Fifth. TO Franklin. 10
Foushee. 20 Grace. TO the south front Of
tho Capitol, and be formed IN one or
moro lines facing the building.
When the carriage OF Colonel O'Ferrall
arrives az the western entrance OF the
CAPITOL he VIII be met by d. Joint com
mittce OF the General Assembly and es-
cOrtcd 20 the han Of the House Of Dele
gates, where in the presence OF both
branches u the General Assembly Judge
J.. J.. Lewis. president of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. VIII administer to him
the oath Of office. At least this IS tho
present programme, though an effort may
he made 10 have the oath taken on the
south portico II the Capitol
From the hall Governor O'Ferrlll VIII
be escorted through the Senate chamber
70 The south portico. and from there will
deliver his inaugural address. Seats for
about sixty persons will be placed on the
porlico
At tho close Of the address the ar
n
win then repair 70 the Executive Man
sion. from the front porch Of which he
VIII review the parade As the troops
pass through the Governors yard IN col
unns OF four they viii all salute the
new Commander-in-Chief
DECEPTION At NIGHT.
Monday night from 20 u o'clocl;
Governor and Mrs. OFerrall viii hold
q public reception at the Governors
Mansion. and VIII be assisted IN receiving
hy the Committee Of Arrangements and
probably by committee OF ladies TO he
named Ivy Mrs. OFerral.
The Comm rcial Travellers Democratic
CLUB and the Union scouts viii attend
the reception. The former will meet al
their headquarters I'm the Chamber OK
/ Commerce building at : O'Clock, Vhra
badges will be distributed 10 them, and
march to the Mansion in a body. "he
/ scouts VIII march to the Mansion from
Fowelrs Han.
RECEIVES MANY FRIENDS.
At the Exchange last night Colonel and
Mrs. OFerrall held an Informal reception
I'm room no. 200, and were called ur.u
by number OF friends. Among the ,is-
tors were Lieutenant GovernOr-elect Kent
Attorney General 4. Taylor scott. Colo
mel G. OB. COwardin, Major Pickett
! Colonel O. Percy HAYES. and others
\ committee consisting OF Colonel Jones'
| Captain Cunningham Ia!. Major Boy
| Kin, and Major Dcrbyshire VISITED COLO,
mel O'Feuall to notify him Of The ar
| raugements that had been made FOR TIE
reception at the Mansion tomorrow night
and ask il ne had any thing to suggest.
TIE VISITING MILITARY.
The Harrisonburg company WAS met
.ls. 20
| ". Peasants. of General AnIersJn's
| STAFF. and by bin conducted TO the First
| Regiment Armory where they were re-
c-ived by Lieutenant George i. SaackDl-
! ford. OF Company +. They Were given
| quarters in the upper hail Of the Armory.
| each man being furnished vi Il blanket
| and a Pile of straw.
When q dispatch reporter visited the
| Armory at midnight he was halted a.
| the door hy a formidahlc-lookius se1ti-
| mel. who presented the point of his bayO-
net in close proximity to his p@rson and
refused to admit him without first going
! through the form OF an introduction by
! the corporal OF tle guard. After this
! military formula has been gone through
/ with and the reporter had been ad-
/ mitteI he was ushered through the lower
! han and shown the long rows Of table,,
! which. with their iUnumcrabie glistening
! plates and CUPS. had been arranged for
! breakfast.
| The scene upstairs was enchanting. or
| rather iuspirne-awe inspiring. The floor
! was strewn with straw. on which IN grace
! ful abandon reposed about forty soldiers.
! from whom emarIted SHORES Of every
! tone.
Sergeant W. u. brewery and Corporals
/ Iipsc1mh. Oycrton, and schmidt were in
/ charge ~ the Armory. and Sergeant H. J..
/ Carloza was I'm command Of the Hospital
/ Corps. There was one man Ola the sic.,
! list
| Tho Tynchhurg Light artillery Blues
viii arrive this morning at O'Clock.