Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
THE NEWARK TRIP.
YETERANS ANp BLUEs GoING.
Arrangements for the Departure To-sior-
row-A Good Time In store for the soldier

| Arrangements for the Departure To-sior-
row--A Good Time In store for the soldier
Boy..
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, r.
r.. Lee Camp No. 1, &. ", and Phil.
hearney Post, q. A. r., win leave on to-
morrow evening for Newark. on the Gas
train, Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. All arrangements have
| been completed and the bows are an.
ticiratinc, and will no doubt have. rood
Time. The party will stop at Philadelphia
Tor four heurs on the morning Of the Sth.
during which time the estate Fenciblesr
ana veterans OF the Sixty-lirst Pennsyiva-
MIA regiment will take them in charge.
The FOL owing is the roster OF the BlGes
who (lt Is expected viii 90 on the trip ::
captain A. Pizzini. Jr., First Lieutenant
sol. Cutchius, Second Lieutenant George
y. Harrison. Junior Second Lieutenant A.
Il. Heinrich; Sergeants W. NJ. Evans,
George L. West, ID. +. Davidson, j. T..
Hankins, Jr., and Clarence Wyatt Sur
eeon, Dr. I. Oppenheimer; CorporiIs J.
{. Wyatt, Il. B. White, u. Horgan, aud
Charles McGruder; EnsigEs, Captain
Charles II. Epps, with the old battle-fa5
OF the Wise Legion, Sergeant George w.
Epps, with company colon, and Pri-
yate Charles a. Gibson, with United
states flag; Qufr.ermaster +. L. Benedict.
Pnyotes: j. T.. Austin, :. Bass, T. VI.
Bishop, u. +. Bruce, Frank Berry, horr1ss
Barnett, Z. Archie Burke, j. M. Cox, T..
Coghill. T.. &. Calwell. NJ. A. GIazebrook,
Walter Cartwright, w. G.. Gentry, w. V.
Gregory, j. L. Jones, Peyton Johnston, l..
|
NJ. j. O'DOnnell, &. j. I.elftlcr. Isaac New
man, c. ". Priddy, j. l.. Price. l.. T.
Pasten, W. d. Rubins. Thomas L. Spratly,
W. G.. Southall, William $. Suooks. A. NJ
TOmiinson, W. i. 'finsley. A. VI. Tyler,
J. G. Teupant, Henry Vaughan, II. G.
Williams, J. A. Warren. j. c. White. W.
I. Iarbrough. Drummers: Radiord and
pullcn.
The following members OF the First
Virginia regiment VIII accompany the
Blues: 4. t. Lyons, Jr., Syl. Stokes, and
W. VI. Tompkins. OF Company +; +. A.
BuIruss, john Me2nIy, $. 7. Mitchell, and
Mr. Hutchesou, Of Company B; Thomas
Okeefic, w. \. RecS. ana r. ID. Brannan,
OF Company \; W. 4. HlncOck, Of Com
pany c land George Guy, Of Company u.
Captain Pizzini received on Yesterday
the following letter from Captain PemDer-
ton, Of Lircoln Post;
HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN Posi-. No. A.
NEWARK, n. j.. July 3, 1884.
Captain 4. Pizzini, Commander Il. L. 1.
Blues:
Dear SIr.-tll arrau yements are com
piete for your reception on the Sth. The
Fifth regiment held a meeting and per-
fected their arrangements. They will take
charge Of your equipments. A team will
be our depot 10 receive ali your baggage.
Tie citizens are up and doing. We will
give you and your cOI1mand something that
will make them never regret coming 10
Newark. 4 delegation will meet You AZ
Trenton. | wish you would send me q
company roster. as we want one by Mon
day without fail. Yours, &c.,
:. II. PENBERTOS. Secretary.
Lee Camp will probably carry about 90
men. including 60 in uniform. Phil. kear-
ny Pos: will have some 10 or 90. A num-
Der Of friends q both organizations will
20 a,ong with them. The programme for
the reception Of the Richmond yisitors-a
return q courtcsics received herein
cudcs trips to New York, 10 COney Island,
gnd up the Hudson.
Newark will treat them right rOya!ly.
Our boys are rather disappointed in not
being able 10 carry with them all the gen.
tlemen OF high oratorical developments
they had wished. but still they Will proba-
bly, have enough.