The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-28

BRIGADE.
Commander Newell of the Reception
Committee reported that the railroads
would furnish free transportation Tor
twelve Of The committee 10 % 20 Frcfer-
icksburg 10 meet the Philadelphia hri
gade. and escort them TO this city. The
was instructed to proceed with
all necessary arrangements, and Com
rades Martin Major Buiord, Boone.
Robertson, Jennings, Furcron, Noiyell
Angle, Brewer and Fox volunteered to
20 10 Fredericksburg TO meet their
Northern visitors
CHAPLAIN ELECTED.
Comrade Rev. Richard Ferguson Of
the Eighth Virginia Infantry was elected
chaplain OF the Association to otficiate at
the unyeiling Of the monument
BADGES
Five hundred badges have been or
dcred. which will be turned over to the
committee, to be sold to members al %
cents each.
QUARTERS.
Il was also understood that all Of the
comrades of the Asso, ,iation not ether
wise provided for would have quarters
furnish them at the Old Market Hall,
where straw would be provided for them
for beds. They are expected to bring
their blankets with them.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Comrade Judge Clopton submitted the
report from Chief Marshal General
Terry, as the order Of exercises on the
day of the uuveiling The report was
agreed TO, and adopted. II is follows:
HEADQUARTERS PIcKErT's
DIVISION ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 81, 1883.
The following directions will be OBJ
served during the ceremonies attending
the unveiing Of the monument to Gtncr-
al Pickett and the heroic dead OF his Di-
vision in Hollywood cemetery on Friday
October 8, 1888.
Tie G 'ganizations and associations de-
string to.t-ho nar. In The ceremonies will
assembln at 1i.30 a m, upon the main
avenue n the Capitol square, with the
right resting on Ninth street, facing
south ard in the following order:
The Hanover Troop and other cav
airy.
>. Volunteer Infantry.
3. Col. f. M Henry commanding
Grand Comp, c. Y, and staff Of The
Grand Camp, G. Y.
!. Lee Camp, c. V Of Richmond
>. Pickett Buchanan Camp, c. V, Of
Norfolk.
9 stonewall Camp, C. v, of Ports
mouth.
:. Lee Camp, c. V, Of Alexandra and
other Confederate veterans
$. Picketrs Division Association,
headed by a carriage containing Capt r
p. Reeve commandant, Sefgt G.. r.
Loehr secretary, the chaplain and orator
ol the day, Gen. ID. NJ. Corse aEd stan 10
a carriage
Q. The Philadelphia Brigade.
10. Gen Picketi's family and relatives
in carriages
II Veterans and citizens in carriages
Al carriages except the one cOniaiaing
Capt. Reeve and others and Gen. VI. ID
COrse and staff will form in Capitol
street and will fall into the rear OF the
column as ii moves from the square.
III.
The commandants Of organizations
will report TO the chief marshal at ll.3D
a m. rhe column will move promptly
40 - O'Clock in the order nGiclt. d above
with the chief marshal aud siaf in front,
proceeding up Grace street to Fifth, 10y
Fifth street 10 Franklin. up franklin
street 20 Lancet and down Lancet street
to Floyd. up Floyd street 10 Cherry and
thence by Cherry street 10 the east gap
of Hollywood, and thence 10 the monu-
ment on Gettysburg Hill, AZ which point
the staff will form the Sarious organizl
tions into a hollow square around the
monument.
The ceremonies will be as follows
/. Prayer by Rev Richard Furgusop,
Adjt. 18th Va. Infantry, chaplain.
. Unveiling of the monument.
3. Grafton by r. Taylor Scott.
Nv.
The following members of Picketts
Division Association are detailed to act
on the chief marshal's staff: Captain
William |. Clopton, chief Of staff Colonel
J. V Bidgood, Major A. L. Philips, Ser
geant W. H. Deane, Major W. Miles
Cary, Colonel W. r. Aylett.
All the staff officers of the division and
brigade stats during service are invited
TO serve on the chief marshals staff
All staff officers are directed to report
to the chief marshal in the Capitol
Square at II o'clock a. m.
V.
The column after the ceremonies are
concluded will return to the city in the
same order and be dismissed at the corner
Of Grace and Seventh streets.
w. X. TERRY.
Brigadier General and Chief Marshal.
WILLIAM |. CLOPToS,
Captain and Chief of staff.
MONUMENT FUNDS.
Colonel j. V. Bidgood, treasurer OF the
Association, reported that he had collect.