The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-01
TYLER
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Tempting Bill 50I8Eue.
INAUGURATION PLANS REkaIA UhgHlsGEl
Induction Into Office VIII Bs vIIthouifusss
and Feathers. SfI a
o"ih VIII 10 ra.cn In the Presence
of the General zAssembiy g Goverl,ss5 ].
or's Address VIII Ne BrieI-Reesi,s
'io" ut the Mansion viii u No shs5 |
Real Event Echo's and u ionsnsus
Arrive With Iheir Eamillas2TnsE
Retiring Governor. Is
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Richmond, Va, Dec 81, 1885,. Tssss 81 Il
GoVernor.Elect Tyler arfd hiss family
look up their residence in the Exectttiges
Mansion to-day. There was 81 much
work to be done toward placing the
house~in order. and Major Tyler, his
wife, daughters, and sons were kepEs
busy. The first meal In the Mans sions
was dinner. which was served at 6 rs.s;
m. a very tempting billtof fare vas
arranged under the supervision OF Prl.s
vate Secretary Ben. P. Owens, Jr,, ,hfajogl5
Tyler and dlis daughters spent 81 con-.
siderable time in shopping. The Cow
ernor-elect has re-ent red all OF Gopsil
ernor OFerralrs servants. IN
No change has been made In the ine.s
augural plans. Governor Tyler Will b.
escorEed from the Executive Mansion
to the Capitol by Company b. OF 4st tt,eS l
First Regiment He will go up into the
Governors office where Lieutenant
Governor Echols will join him. Both III I
these gentlemen will be escorted before
the General Assembly and will take thu 4
hands OF Judge r. H. Cardwell aay,S
erpor Tyler's speech will be quite hriefs
Tho soldiers Will escort the aoyernoEs
back to the Mansion ?l 5slSI
The reception at the Mansion will ba !
quite an event. 1t will take place ifronnS
Q to II o'clock. Receiving with + Ri ITfs
Tyler viii be her daughters M3foRsf
Tyler's sisters Mrs. Edward Echols.s
Mrs. A. j. Montague. Mrs j. Ta;yl loP$i
Ellyson, Mrs. C. OBJ. Cowardin, q Ms
w. r. Wharton, and Mrs. George W.
Miles Governor Tyler will be assisteHS
by number of gentleman friends sss Sg5s ssSD
Lieutenant Governor Echols and YyifaS
aud Attorney General Montague atid
family reached here this afternoons Mr..
Montague will go, over to his Office Ia 4
the State Library building in the rnorn.g
Ing and quietly take the oath OF Office
at the hands of some judge or notary,s;
Governor O'Ferrall. whose term Ssof /
office will end Tonight has been In sptprs
lic life since before the war. He has d
been county clerk, Judge. mem Der %
the Legislature, Congressman and Cow
crnor. He will rest awhile before en-.
gaging In any business. The Governors
has a lovely home just outside of 5GtanS
chester. Mr.. Evan r. Chesterma ths
Governors private secretary, will open
a law Office in a few days. rs 3sis
BW: four members of the Legislature
had reached here this afternoon and
the indaca tions are that the attendanSes
will not be large Tomorrow. The yWoFkS
of improving the ventilation OF the eAhalfs$
of the House OF Delegates Is tars from
being completed, and the room wi nd ptA
be In very good shape for the mat
ceremonies tomorrow. Senat6ri Bba4eYs
and Delegate Featherston were .s tf,s :
only two members of the General As4s
sembly who were at the Capitol to-dsys
Captain Eugene Bossieux, the Che. .sS
apeake and Ohio conductor who &h1a 1
and killed a colored boy named JahdeSg
Thornton yesterday, was batled Sin& thS 4
sum of $1,000 to-day by Squire LarIass
The evidence showed that the boys vas <
stealing coal and that BoaBlenx shot tssS
scare him. <Sii ssS;ssei