The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08

suumandor. and members, W nc i"'H"
kyriol and n rcncn brancc OF trat "'er.
raj day when we snail awake from our
sleep 10 enter into the glory OF God
TO rar HOTEL.
At the close OF Or. Coorci sermon ,he
congregation sarg tho 'cxol2sN, an" VS.
atxss,tsSed nj 1879 o'clO *. Whilc inc reg
u;ar ,cngresatl-n remained n thea s ts,r
sno military hIci cut 81 'h' p"iininh
s,onel plsVci by request. oy Professor
n. Rowditch Clapp organ 81 OF the ''s'
prsshSterisn church. .u,,a.,.
The Blues. who were the Only ili'tt"'s
,-uan,zation % this city that RENAME
,u,9ro mo services. then formed the
Srcort OF the Ancient and honraplc NJ
siilcry. and headed The Inc OF E" ,1s.a
3oy,n Governor street to the f<chdnse
Hotel The hungry visitors found every
hing In good shape. all the rooms nccess-
sary having been assigned 20 mem, VIZ 49,,
The diningroom on nc gsoumu .'o or, n, "a q
iormito'y FOR the magnificent H"l1 ~,
Cadet Band. which accompanies w
artillcrymcn from tho Hun. SDpp'i W.
-',rVsa al once. but Il was some tiihc
after r,idnight before everybody had been
served. Afterwards the nemnefs 81 ~
"a ,~as company ictcrcd a5ou; INC noi'h
while Tho officers = ctivcd callers a. ht' J,
lrartcis. iu Parlsr No DE-, 81, inc sec-n.
hoor Of the ~, nAnsc Hotel. HoiiH E'i,.
On IN harmonious conversation. IN" ~
tas after 3 o'clock when The last ones
Of the visitors retired Tor s"oit nap
Eow YESTERDAY MAS srisr.
YESTERDAY morning the artipc'ymen
were 10 bright ana early. pa pdrtc'h OF
On ,8ry breakfast. after when they ie-
ported to Colonel William HafcA Jones
al 40 o'clock in the LOBBY OF me MOTEL
where the foiloNing was posted.
General orders. No. %;
rar.lIc M m 4. NJ. Fun d-ess
Nisit Wrgnts tobacco factory at -
banquet al Masonic Temple. T. Nj.
Orders. No. :. =,
Carriaee drive Tuesday at 9:2l \. NJ,
Assemble al Fourteenth ana NAN
streets az l 4. Nj. and attend eAc"'S'o'
attend reception al Governors Mansion
, eslsn cd" THOMAS J. oLys. com.
j. =. POTTER. Adjt
About \ Ociocn the delegations
started Out from the hotel IN carr i".tn
10 decorate the graves OF the lhion an"
Conf. llerafc deaG at National ana NOM
WOOD cemeteries. The Moral tributes
weg, brought from Boston, ana WIZ
rich and handsome. each representing
snicll Of the national colors IN lih,iol-
tclics. aurmOunteu 10y an 'aSlt IN fv'io"
flowers The piece arranged Tor the 'o'-
fedcraic dead at Hollywood was uiap'u
with blue and gray satin ribbon' .s tne
.mlseits" ana the latter, Virginia. II
also bore the inscription "Peacc ana ! IA
tcrEity. lSjl-lsb,.' .thc shlcid s'ltcieu ioi
the Mon soldiers was decorated WIN
blue COlOrs. The party that went 10 hOl-
lyAsOol was ~ cnarge OF Major T. l;
Christian. OF Brigadief-Gcnerai Hhiilins
stan. and comprised among otncis me
following Colonel William Hatch Jones,
Major Aaron 4. Hall Major Lawrence
Duchesne, colonel Harvey Walker, nap
lain -. 4. RDDerts, George lnntS. waiter
Burnes. Joseph l.. Whit" IhOmat rate,
Colonel 4. Ferris. Captain Henry Dro"' 9,
Colonel Joseph Parsons and L..utch@nt
T. T.. WIS.
Immediately after their arrival the lit
tie party was called 10 order by colonel
Jones who. after the floral tribute had
been deposited on the east side OF the
monumcn, on Gettysburg lin; requested
the Chaplain. Rev .. A. Roberts, 70
offer prayer. The latter gentleman re
sponded On The following beautiful man
ner.
Everlasting Father. We thank ri ce for
this glorious morning We bless Inc"
for the respect ana sympathy which call
Thy servants % this cOnsecrated spot.
Command my blessing 10 rest upon MS
and upon this service. Here. whore lie
the remains of thousands OF oar fellow
countsymen, who were brave In wa, pa
ticut Ia suffering. We com" with malice
towards none and charity towards ALL
and deposit our memorial 10 cOmmemO-
rate their valor and sacrifice Sanctify
unto the Surviving friends. who loved
theirs as wc loved ours. the memory Of
those fathers, sons, and brothers. who
found here their last earthly resting
place. and grant that every virtue Of
tho dead may Dee cherished with love and
strength Sanctiiy unto our country the
loss Of these men. Nav r. teach Ms and
those who corn, after ms. the price ana
value OF union. liberty, AMI peace And
from this. day until the kingdoms of this
world become tho kingdom of our Lord
and His Christ may war be- heard 40
more m all our land And may the pco-
pie OF al the states seek only those
things which constitute the peace pros
pf IA
lie. We ask these blessings as disciples
OF Thy Son.
AT the close Of the brief exercises a
photograph was taken of the group. with
tho monument I'm the background and
after Major Christian explained some
of the points 81 interest at HOLLYWOOD. the
the Howitzers' Monument. on Grove ave-
nue.. and Lee Monument.
TEIHurE 10 CAPTAIN CUNNINGHAM.
Promptly az II o'clock yesterday morn
ing the Blues. under command Of Major
Sol. Cufchins. and. headed 10y their band,
assembled az their armory and marched
To the Exchange liotel TO escort the BOs-
ton Artillery ON thcir parade.
shortly before the order to fall in. how
ever. was given the Bostonians usscm-
lled In the headquarters room, and Cap
tan Frank W Curningl nm was pre-
s,ntcd by commarder OlyS with a token
of the esteem IN which ~ is held 10y the
y
presentation speech Captain Olys paid
nigh compl ment 20 Captain Cunnin- nam.
10 whom n" said was Ca morn than to
any ether man In Massachusetts or Viz
giuia that Richmond had been selected
by the company as the place 'or holding
its neil-day exercises this year
when | was lest In This grand city
said the Commander. Captain Cunning
ham sang for us a song called The
Knot of BlIe ana Gray whose senti-
ment t. cherished in the hearts OF all Of
us After my return 20 Boston decided
10 have knot OF blue and graz made
for our friend. and give myself the pleas
Use "A piuniule IN on his breast Com
mander Clys pinned the ribbons over The
recipients heart amid enthusiastic cheer
ing Captain Cunningham responded
feelinsly In grac ffni speech. which was
punrtuatcd with frequent applause. and
concluded hv singing again. "lhe Knot
OF Blue and GRAY.
RfviTwFD BY IHr GoyFnSor.
The 4, clients and Honorablcs fen into
line in fIOnt OF the Exchange shortly
cort ma rchel 20 Main street thence to
Finh. 20 Franklin. 10 Monroe. 20 Grace
10 Foushce TO Broad to Ninth. 20 the
f.ontfol Square The r. l.. Blues
Rand lead the procession followed by the
blues Battalion with Major Sol Clutch
ins. commanding. Then came the An
cient aud Honorable Artillery Company
headed by their own excellent band Of
musicians
D, ready at any time TO give MP his life
Religious liberty. popular e1rca,ion de-
liveranCa from priesuN control. wcre not
,otten merely by asking Cor them but