Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Colonel Charles Marshall, Colonel James II.
skinner. Captain L. ". Mckinney, General
7 r. Munford, yee-presiden's; colonel
Willism II. Palmer, Colonel Archer Ander-
son, Judge George l.. Christian, Major /. A.
iirander, John .. Elicit, executive commit
tee: Robert s. Bosher, treasurer; Carlton
Mccarthy, secretary.
TIE old FIRST Virginia fnf3ntry As
sociatisD.
Officers: Colonel w. II. Palmer, presi-
dent; Captain Z. p. Reeve. first ylce-prefi'
dent: Lieuten1nt.Colo +. II. Langley
second vice. president; A. Jch. Vaughan
third vcc-presideni; Sergeant {. I. Loehr,
secretary aud treasurer. Anniversary or
union on The 18Th OF July.
RichmOnd HOWifzer Association.
Re0rganized November q, 1874. Officers
for 1S3s-'Sg: President, William L. White
First Vice President, James A. Grig9
Second Vice. President, William p. smith;
Treasurer, Frank d. iIill; Secretary, K. Z.
Wortham. Executive Committee: George
II. Poindexter. y. 5. Mccarthy, +. j. Bosber,
:. If. HAYES, Joseph NJ. Fourquroan and L.
4. Sublett. Membership, 70.
The Young Guard Association
was Organized April 13, 1876, and is COM
posed OF the surviving members OF the
Young Guard Company II, ..teenth Nir-
ginia infautrv) which was first commissioned
April 49, 1850, and served during the late
war.
The association meets annually on the
18th Of April.
Otey Battery AsSOciatiOu, q. y. Vete-
rams.
Meet twice a year. Annual re1nion in
June. Membership. 40. NJ. West, chair,
man; G. w. Taylor, secretary and treasurer.
One death duriug the year-Lieutenant Ed
ward Noryel, Of Lyuchburg.
Pegrarn Battalion Association.
Organized by the surviving members OF
PegIum's Artillery battalion, composed OIL
Crenshsw, Fredericksburg, LetCher, Pee
Dee &. O.. and Purcell batteries, on the 2G.h
II March. 1888. The officers are: Captain
Thomss Elicit, president; Captain William
G.. Crenshaw. first yice-presidrnt; &. +.
Young. second vice president; Gardner d..
Thompson, third yice-pfcddent; william
Ellis J0nes, secretary; Valentine Brown,
corresponding secretary John Murphy,
trelsurer Rev. }. b. Newton, chaplain; Dr..
II. Cabell Tabb, surgeon. Executive Com~
mitee John Purcell, VI. r. ryder, Thom's
Byrne, ID. Smith Rediord, Thomas A
Brander, d. :. Gates, sad j. I. Ferriier.
'sF" Company Association.
Organized October 10, 1876, by tee sur
yiyine members Of +" Company Of yOlun>
leers, wkich was organized October 10. 1859,
and served throughout the late WAL
Major Charles X. skinker. president; Cap
tain Maxwell 4. Clark. first ylce-presideni; ;
Major ThOm1s A. BrsBdcr. second yice-pre-
sident; Captain james y. BOYD, third vice
president; Il. A. Brock, secreiary; Lieuten-
ant Robert II. Gillian, treasurer Office, Il.
B. Chaflin 4 Co.'s. Shaicr's building, Tenth
street.
The following members Of the organization
have died since the conclusion Of the war :
Vivian II. Tatum, July -. 1865; Captain
William Granville Gray, February Q, 1866;
Lieutenant George Blughman, Jr, July il,
1866; Hon. William Henry Lyons. Jnne Is,
1867; Captain Meriwether Lewis Randolph,
February 1, 1871; Major Timothy II. KEEL
oee, April 80. 1873; Major Robert J. lay
lor, April ., 1876; captain stephen l.. 1an-
cey. october -, 1871; Lieutenant James
b. PAYNE, June 3, 1875; Captain Hen
nv Delaplaine DlnfOrth, August 10, lSsS;
Captain Harrison II. Watkins, August
! 81 1873: Captain Charles Fenton smith,
| Angust u. 1878; Captain Charles fl. EXall,
January 81, 1879; Captain Claude Francois
Pardigon. November 9. 1879. Hon. Joseph
J. White, June 3, 1880; Robert G. White
! February !, 1881; Captain John Hampdeu
! Cbamberlayne, February -, 1852; Captain
Edward Mlyo, May Is, 1888; captain VIII
/ liam Allen jenkins, May %, 1889; surgeon
Frank Deane Cunningham, NJ. D., septem'
Der Q. 1855; Captain Francis W. D0ggett,
November 6, 1850; Ira W. Blunt, January
-. 1886; Lieutenant Jesse Child, April %,
/ 1886.
KtchmOud Fayette Artillery Assocta.
ton.
Officers: Captain William 1. ClOpton, com
m9nder; Sergeant A. II. Jones, lieutenant
/ commander: Charles Clinely, secretary; Ser
/ geant Milton Williams, treasurer; A. b
/ Grubbs. quartermaster, and TWENTY-FIVE mem
/ bers. Organized september, 1851
Guard OF commonwealth Associn'
tiOn.
Charles J. Anderson. president; ". NJ
! Hill, vice president; II. r. Gray, secretary
! and treasurer
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
Lee Camp has DrOspered the paN year an(
now numbers Sl3. Its revenue comes from
the dues OF its members - cents per mOn-l
and gu initiation fee OF 81.
MANY poor and needy families have beer
minisfered unto, and the funeral expense
OF several old soldiers have been borne by
the camD.
The camp originated in the idea that 1
was pleasant for old soldiers OF both side
during the late war to meet together In IRA
| ternal intercourse, and also FOR the syste N
attic ameloratiOu Of the unfortunate condt
non of some OF the old Confederate soldiers
The camp has reason TO be proud Of It's sue
cess m both directions; and In fact the re
suits far exceed the most slngurne hopes o
the little band who first called II into exist
ence. The frateTnal visits made by the CAM
and various Grand Armyposls have had
visible beneficial effect upon the healing o
the wounds made by the late wal.
The following are the officers OF the cam
Thomas A. Brsnder, commander; W. L
smith, first Lieutenant commander; +. l.
Spence, second lieutenant commander; A
&c. Evans, third lieutenant commander; Ar
T thur A. Spltzer, adiutaut; ID. II. Pyle, quar-
termaster; 4. b. slower, surgeon; i. ;
Rlddick, chaplain; A. j. Wray, officer OF th
day; J. I. Ferriter. treasurer; ID. ;. Red
ford. serge mt mljor, r. b. Chandler, n
delte: N. T. Phillips, color.sergesnt; 7
]. smith. first color-gu ,rd; G.. l.. Dearue
second color. guard; John Maxwell. j. W
Thomas, NJ. I. Rider, trustees; I. (. Nose
. ley, ianitor.
United veterans.
John W. Gillian, commander; John ;
Dodson, frst lieutenant commander; 4
Keenan,, second lieutenant commander; X
III. Fox, third lieutenant commander; l.. +
sales, adjutsnt; {. ". Burr. auartermastef
George ". lTey, officer OF The day; K. "
Inge. officer OF the guard +. J. Reilly, c
W. Burr, aud Thomas Fox, executive com
mittee.
Italian society OF BeneVOiencc ant
Fraternity.
V. Donati, president; c. Cuicci vice
PRESIDENT; p. Baccigaiupo, treasurer; a
Equi, secretary; @. Piacentini. vice.secre
tary; A. Solari, r. Bianchinl, and 4. DO
natl, trustees; A. Baecigslupo, 5. Pail, d
Donat, +. Iardella, and G. Arrlghi, sic
committee. The membership is sixty, am
the society is in most thriving condition
Virginia Boat Club.
Bey. T. Crump, president; j. W. Hill
vice-president; Randolph Peyton, secretary
W. G. Watson, treasurer; James I. Wsyl
captain.
The club has - membership OF sixty, an
the past year was yeTy successful ana plea
/ gant one.