The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE RECEPTION or THE
AyCIENTs And HOyOR1BLEs.
Personnel of the Committees on Arrange
menfs and KecePtion-List of Citizens
Who VIII A-si-t-Line of March.

a meeting OF military officers was held
last night at the Blues armory to make
final arra-gements for the reception OF
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery COM
paLy or Boston which Will pay visit
t. this city, reaching here SUNDAY alter
noon. The matte was Thoroughly us
cussed and tire following committees
appointed
On Announcements General a. l.. Phil
lips chairman. Majors l.. 4. Christian
" VI. Evans. T.. I. sutton, j. H. DERBY
SHIRE, W. ii. Sands, j.. \. kGyk, cyrus
Bossieux. Captains Charles IA. Epps, John
y. HutchesOn, j. W. Lockwood. {. Gray
BOssleux, Clarence Wyatt }. Z. shaier,
\. {. Atkinson, g. i. ShacheHord, MOT
gan Mills Charles Gasser, &. '. Caring
ton. H. A.. Shepherd, A. H. Lumsaen.
II. =. Gray. J. X. Tenant, ). T.. Philips
II. +. Vaughan. Milford Crutchneid, +.
W. Cunningham
Reception -Brigariier-Gef-
cral a. l.. Phillips. Adjutant Charles >.
Anderson. Inspector-General 10 Lane
stern, Colonel IA. &. Jones. colonel
Charles Euker. Lieutenant-COlOnelG George
wayne Anderson, Major W. J.. slmoLs'
MAJOR John Cussons. Major Sol Cutch-
inBs, Captain r.. ". Cunningham, Captain
r.. Leslie spence.
The following is a partial list OF ciu-
zcns who VIII assist the military mea on
tie Reception Committee others will
probably be added later. Joseph Bryan,
Major LOWS G!nter. H. G.. Williams. j..
r. Cary. Everett Waddey. j. Taylor Ely
DICKSON Brandt, C.. l.. Wingo. 5. ".
Traycrs. .dajcr Richardson, 4. Won X.
Rcsoncgk. Gust Millhissr. Alex. Came
ron. Joseph NJ. FOurqurcan, A. - Lam
adeikin. II. ~. Eikenberscr j.. S. nitlOck,
John Wright. C. OBJ. Jowardin. S II.
Halves. and John a. curtis.
The Bostonians viii reach this city on
a special train over the kichrlOnd, Fred
eriCksburg and Potomac railroad al go
o'clock. They will be met By all the mill
tary of Richmond. uldcr command Of
Brigadler-General 4. l.. Phillips. and es-
coittd - their quarters at the EXCHANGE
Hotel Tho line of march Will be as FOL
lows. Down Broad TO Ad1ns, 20 Frank
jim. Franklin 10 Fifth. 10 Grace, Grace
to Ninth. 10 Capitol, capitol 90 Governor,
Governor 10 Franklin. down Franklin 10
the hotel where refreshments VIII be
provided.
Monday the visitors viii have charge
Of the day. and will parale. escorted by
the Blues. They have moi yet made
known at what hour their parade VIII
At night they will glvs a grand ban
quot az the Masonic Temple. at which
time speeches viii be made by prom
nent citizens. and toaets viii De- rcsp0rd-
ca 20. IL Is thought probable that Sena-
tor John W. l4nicl VIII be present, hif
the committee have not yet been posi-
tNely assured OF tine ftct.
Tuesday the Anci snts and Hon0rahlos
VII Joe IN the hands Of their HlchmOnl
friends, and everything possible Will be
done % give them an ENJOYABLE time.
The cleaner pOcahontas has been char
tered. and will take them Gown the ~iyer
Tor some distance. probably starting al
CLOCK. Refreshments viii Dee provided
IN abundance, and a good band viii De
I'm attendance Tuesday night some pro-
vision VIII be made 90 suitably entertain
tho guests. the nature # Whieh has NOT
y"t boon ccnuifcly determined luor.
on Wednesday morning the .oniaus
VIII leave the city. and 10 is ihe Intention
OF tie Arrangements Commute. 20 crowd
the snort time they are here fgll OF old
fashioned southern hCfnif1litv