The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

E>t"rt Of Honor, consisting OF Officers and
Soldiers Of the Confederate Army.
Chtplau and other Clergy.
NcarSe and Pall-Bearers,
General Lees Horse.
Tie Attending Physicians.
Trustees and Faculty Of Washington Col
lc@c.
pignit2Iirs of The state Of Virginia.
Visitor, and Faculty Of Virginia Military
Institute.
Other Representative Bodies and hi-ihr-
GU}>h"l Visitors.
Alumni Of Washington College.
<itirruf.
Cadets Virginia Military Institute.
students Washington College us Guard Of
Honor.
Al tcn u'clprk precisely tic procession
WAS formed on the roilr4. ~round> in trent
uftnr Presidents lol>c. and moved down
Wa.hingtnu -ircct, rp Jefferson street 10
thu. Franklin Hall. thence to Main street.
where i MAS iaiuri in Crnri of ;hc hotel hy
/ he representative. q! III" slate Of Virginia
ara! other representative huuiu> in their Or
der ana is the organized body Of the c!li-
xri.> in front oI the cniirt-ilotIse.
inn procession then moved hy the road
10 the VIRGINIA Military Institute. where il
WIS ioilrti bv the visitors. Faculty. and
cadets Of tic Virginia Military Institute, in
thcir rr>pccliyr places. The procession
was closed ~ the students. 81 Washington
College ~ Z Guard of honor, and then
!noycd nu through the Institute and col
legc grounds 10 the chapel.
The PROCESSION was halted in front al The
chanel. when the cadets Of he Institute
and the >tu,icnt- Of Washington Coles e
were marched through The college chapel
past the remains. and were afterwards
drawn ny in two bodic: OF the south side
OF the chapel. The remainder Of the pro-
ceSsion then proceeded into the chapel and
were seated under the direction OF the
mar-halS. Inc gallery ana Size nlochs
were reserved ioF E'oieS'
AS Inc procession l'io''u W. '"n S'ien'n
dirGc J.! III" INSTITUTE "'iu' 'lc oe''' u INC
'o"h "e2"" ~ '"i'' "'''' Wv ''''''' "'S "''-
terry n'cu minute Guns niFi' Ne'S hc't up
during Inc Nno't tN.le'>'S.
III II o'i' ~ NV ,,;.t'. ~ 49,,
s'o'i was lo'ii'o =, Wv Ddli''1 ~ II
he-'>'a'uic' :, r'1i l., mn,, w ma
ia!'oi' WI 80 ,,,'I,,N 9 -
u'cN -'"l '''l.>!' 49,, ,,.,r,,h,,n
II. bo"'h' - ", f.'r, t,n ,.;,>. '''> 81
l'''isti ' w. -, "a nnl;r,r Chr;S,ion
9I"unt'ti' A''N:D n;,;,o,,s. Ca,ora1C
anu othel l't oiii'i'''' ot,.'s 80 .
..,,.ort. ,r,m the University
''','ii',,Nu - ,nars Il k If ,.o,,r.c nndcr,
','ad ,,,.t .,,orr would have been large
,,S,Y,I.o., ~ o,hcr DELIBERATIONS but for the
' ''sn- ;nan;,itr Of onr Town. now rendered
tl,., ,sualiv so bv breaking IN
,;Ir.,ds aud thp washing away of the
.'.', ',>,' county, roads and The short
- w.. w. ,,.hi,h Tho country had of the time
i'o.'t1 .''~,,a,
u VIZ - o,,o,,,d ,f
49, r rni>Iinr ,,,,arJ Of honor. aided by Col.
W, " ~ Ta,nHn1son rnI. +. T.. Many. and
viainrI Z pormnu. Can't. j. j. White,
r 49, -, t,a COLLEGE. was chief marshal.
I.,,.,, ,.o,,,,,,.d t,,.t the different classes
.,..a ;';noI i, tra nrocassion mingled into
.arh othrr, and that among the Boards of
tho CoIlcoe and Institute, the Faculties, the
s,nderfs and cadets, the Legislative COM
,,,i,tan n. deIcmtions. and even the
nIarcy wore many who might with equal
,,,n6riatv have ioined the soldier guard of
i ~ for they, too. had followed the
standard of Lee in tie days that tried mems
sorls
.," 49,. .+roo.. tno hui,dipgs were all
Aioils w, ,h,.. =. dr =. and crowds gathered
0i"p y, +1,a h.1,onies to 500
on Inc coi'i'1S 81" ~ %o,a e.o f,o,tcd above