The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
HEARERS OF BLUE And GRAY
Richmond Welcomed New El5landS
Military Last Evening.
TIE VISITORS MADE TO FEEL At HONE
Ihs Hartford City Guard sud Worcester
EiEht Infantry Were Escorted Through
abortion oftho CITY TO saeorer Hal.
Reception and Banquet

special ,uan of four coaches and bag
gage car that brought One Hartford city
Guard ana the Worcester Light Infantry
10 Richmond. pulled into the Broad-strcet
Depot OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road
Tho military OF Richmond and tho
Young Mems Business Association had
been awaiting then for an hour to escort
them throueh ho city 10 the Rogimental
Armory
The Blues Battalion was headed by the
Blues Band and then followed four COM
panics Of the First Regiment, Infantry
Company A. Captain O.. Gray BossieuX,
commanding Company B. Captain Frank
W. Cunningham, commanding, Company
@. Captain George j.. 6hackelford. COM
mandiug Company j., Captain j.. Leslie
Spence. Commanding. The rear was
brought up by the Young Mems Business
Association. about hundred strong,
with President Hume and Nicc-PTcsIdcnt
Henry J.. Valentine in the lead.
AS soon as tho train had stopped. the
prOvis .0nal battalion. formed by the Hart
ford city Guard and the Worcester Light
Infantry IN the order named, formed in
line with Colts regimcntal band in the
lead. They then fen in line after the
Young Mems Business Association
LINE OF MARCH.
Tho limo Of march Was from the depot
up Broad street 20 Tenth, down Tenth TO
Capital street through the latter to
Ninth. down Ninth 10 Grace up Grace 90
FIFTH. up Fifth 90 Broad. down Broad
20 Seventh and up Seventh street 20 the
Kcg'mCu0l ArmorV where arms were
ftackod. Thoir the guests were escorted
fo e4.rrrr HnU. whore n roc.utfon and
BANQUET was tenocro3 them the latter be-
Inc Furnished lv rol Tohn Murphy
peforo fbo visitors n9rfook of he han
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f1 me from v0ur distant homes. hut We
would have won fraI fn0f no body of men.
bearing alor fho stars and Strince om-
h'om ~ our common country. can fn this
blessed vo0r ~ pence hn REGARDED as
STRANGERS while froad'ur the soil OF the
ola Dom 'ni1n
"Thc time was in fho Oh. heroic d1ve
WHOM mon 0f New Enrland and VIRGINIA
stood shoulder 30 shoulder with united
ho0rie in the FIRST battles of American
indonondrncc. ~ ie an i0snirinc story
which. hor.nninc at Concord
W here fhe ombattIod farmers stood
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ended in victory under tho leadership or
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DAYS oui"kone tho pulse of patriotism
ana strenrhtcns The bonds or fraternity.
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which. ] believe is TODAY more and
more auimaiiuR the hearts of our coun-
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