Richmond dispatch

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Hadji Hasson Kioule Khan, fhe new Persian

Niaster, however, attracted the moat alten.

(fon, He isthe first representative of that

country aceredited to the United States,

The column was headed by Count Fava,

Lhe lialiao Minister, the oidest in

point of residecce at this capital,

Of those in altendsnce it was eX.

plained that Mr, Preston, the Haytien Min.

ster, who is the dean of the corps, was pre

vented from taking his acenstomed place at

he head of the line hy reason of pressing bu

ness, yoloeh required his predence in News

ark. Scerctary Baverd presented the di

plomats to the President and Mrs, Cleveland,

nd then departed to his residence to pre.

side at a breakfast given in their honor,

Hie left the White House in company with

ae daughter, Colonel Wilson and Lieltens

wut Duvall then took places near the Presi

{ent and Mrs, Cleveland and introduced all

yvho followed,

Tue Justices of the Suprema Court, headed

iy Chief- Justice Fuller, came first, and were

ollowed in rapid succession by the Justices

if the Court of Ciaims and the judiciary of

he District of Columbia, Nearly ail the

Indges were In sttendanee, the principal ab

entee being Justice Matthews, who is sull

ontined to his residence hy ill health,

The next feature of the reception, the

ry and navy, was probably the most

mteresting of all. The army officers

vere first presented. The recent af.

Hetion ia the juinily of MajorsGene

ral schoficld, commanding the anny, pre

ented his presence, and the line was headed

ww Brigadier=General Hagver (retired) and

irleadicr=General Benet, lief of Ordnance,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond dispatch. (1889). Richmond, Va., 1889-01-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1889-01-02/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1889-01-02.