Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
THE NEW YORK TRIP.
RICHMOND TO BIZ REPRESENTED BY
FIVE MILITARY COMPANIES.
The Governor and His staff to Leave Here
This Mornipg-Roster OF
the soldiery.

left on special train nj O'Clock last night,
aud are 50 follows: Company A (Graysb
Captain BossIeux; Company C, Captain
Merriwether Jones; Howitzers. Captain Lor-
raine; Richmond Llght-Iniantry Blues, Cap
tain Sol. Cutchins, aud the First regiment
Drum-Corps.
TUE START.
The Blues were the first TO arrive at the
Byrd-Sireet station. Companies A ana q,
ACCOMPANIED by the HowIizers, marched
from the First Regiment Armory under the
command OF Lieutenant Colonel Bidgoos.
A large number Of citizens were preseot
TO bid the boys good-by, and the Tram
moved out amidst the songs OF Inc soldiers:
the shouts OF the citizens, and the waving OF
hats aud handkerchefs.
TIE TRAIN.
The train wss run as the second secnon 70
the 6:25 o'clock passenger and wss composer
OF four sleepers, two passenger. coaches, ana
a bsggpge-caI, and will arrive In New YORK
! early this morning.
Colonel suotsyood and Colonel TsZewell
Elicit viii attend the centennial, but not
in official capacity. Brgadier-GenerSl
Charles j. Anderson and nspector-Generai
10. Lane Stern will leave this morning as
members OF Governor Lees staff.
TUE SOLDIERS HEADQUARTERS.
while In New York the Virginia military
will lie quartered in the armOry OF the
seventv-frst regiment. New York State Ma
tionsl Gurrd, Colonel Fred. Copper COM
mander. Colonel Copper is well known IN
Richmond, especially in military circles.
| few days ago be wrote Colonel Bideood
cordial letter inviting him and Colonel Spots
wood 10 come on ahead Of the troops and be
his guests while In New York, and the latter
has accepted the invitation TO stop with that
| officer while at the centennial.
WHEN THEY WILL RETURN.
The Richmond military are invited TO re-
main IA New York three days. Tomorrow
the naval parade will take place Tuesday
occurs the centennial aud general parade.
and Wednesday the civic societies and bush
ness-men's parade. Many OF the soldier boys
who 90 from here find themselves pressed
/ for time aud will be unable to remain so long.
| Perhaps half or more OF them VIII leave Tor
| home after l. o'clock Tuesday night or early
"wednesday morning. while others will stay
! until wednesday night, reaching here early
| Thursday morning.
THE GOVERNOR TO GO TO-DAY.
Governor Lee and staff will leave this
morning in special coaches attached to the
fast mail.
The following compose the Governors
staGi Colonel Richard +. Beirne, CHIEF;
| Colonel G. OBJ. CONardin, Colonel j. Hamp.
| ton Hoge, Colonel B. o. James, Colonel
Samuel d. Witt, Colonel n. ID. l.. Lewis,
| Brizadier-GeneTal Charles j. Anderson, and
Inspector General 10. Lane Stern.
The stuart Horse Guards will accompany
the Governor aud his staff as special escort
WILL STOP AT PIPTH-AvESUB.
While in New York the Governor and staff
will make their headquarters at the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL where they engaged rooms
| two months ago. They VIII remain three or
| four days.
The Governor has received several Invita-
tions to attend banquets, and will no doubt
make several speeches.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Judge Waller r. Staples and Judge W.
". Crump, two OF the commissioners from
| Virginia, Will accompany the gnbelnatorial
psrtq. The other commissioners - Hon.
| John Randolph Tucker, Hon. Holmes Con-
rad, and Colonel Walter II. Taylor, OF Nor
fOlk-Wlll meet them Ia New York.
TO HEAR TALHAGH.
Captain Bossieux, Of Company A, received
telegram from Rev. Or. L. Dewitt Tai
! mage yesterday Inviting him and his COM
pany to attend the services at the Brooklyn
Tabernacle tonight. The invitation was ac-
cepted and the soldier boys will listen 10 the
eloquent divine this evening.
Roster OF the Military Detachment.
COMPANY c.
Captain Meriwether Jones, First.Lieu-
tenant j. IL. Cbeuery, Second Lieutenant W.
T. Mosby, Chaplain Rev. Preston Nash,
q ~
master-Sergeaut Osburn Watson, ABIDE
Camp e. c. Wherry, Jr., First-Sergeant
James &. Patton, Hd-Sergeant William
Russell, Thrd.Sergesnt Joseph Vaughan,
Fourth Sergeant l.. V. Williams, Ftith-Ser-
geaut +. J. CHM, COrporslS +. j. hemplin,
!. 4. ualstead, X. Z. Arlington, j. Ii. Tabb,
Privaies VI. .. Burkh0lder, j. G. Booker,
G. !. CarriugtOn, s. j. boswell, s. j. DuVal,
w. L. Eanes, Percy GRAY, William Gray,
". T. Hancock. IL. Il. Hartman, A. S. Hurt,
w. S. HUNTER +. NJ. Hunter, Joseph jack
son. :. :. lee, Z. T. Madden, j. c. Marks,
=. /. MayGed, c. l.. MOsby, W. +. Michsux.
J. b. Mcanly. j. 5. l.. Owens, j. {. Perkins,
w. Ii. RevnOids, A. LeB RIbble, II. y.
Rogerson, w. \. Sale, III. II. Shields, j. +.
Stringer, o. f. SutioH, f. l.. Smithers, r.
W. Taylor, r. Z. Wilson, S. A. Weiss, and
I. E. Whi'worth.
Also sixteen members OF the First Virginia
Regiment Drum-COTps.
RICHMOND I1GHT.INFANTRY BLUES.
Captain Solomon Cutchins, Frst-Lieu.
tenant George =. West second-Lieutenant
A. z. Heinrich, Junior Second-Lleutensnt,
Clarence Wyatt, First.Sergeant Henry i.
Vaughan, Sscond-Sergeant William 4.
Tinsley, ThirdsSergesnt, j. A. Jones,
Fourth-Sergeant j. Carter White, Filth
Sergeant Henry X. Franklin, Quartermaster-
Sergeant a. q. Collins, Color sergeant
George w. Epps, Frst-Corporal Oscar j.
Adams, SecOnd.C Corporal william Il. Piz-
Uni, Third. Corporal George f, Guy, Fourth
Corporal j. l.. Rogers, PrIyales l.. J.. Cheat |
wood, h. X. Donnau, Charles l.. Eubank, |
j. Blair Farrar, 4. r. GlszebrOok. Frank j.
Grace, Benjamin W. Grubbs, Charles w. |
Harris, 4. p. Howle, George ". Hunter, |
NJ. r. Hersman. W. J.. Jordan, John Mean |
ley, II. &. a. Miller, G. L.. Marslliott, T. II. |
Montague, Isaac Newman, G. a. Page. 5. S. |
Perkins, G. C.. Potts, w. i. Reddy, Henry |
W. Russell, r. Il. Steele, w. l.. Schuman, |
John >. Tsnnent, T. W~ddill, Charles Wer- |
ner. A. WendliDger, Il. x. White, Wythe
White, II. c. Williams, Il. L. Williams, |
Henry G. WhitIock, and f. NJ. WOon. |
Messrs. John MeanIey, G. c. Potts, Henry
liams and Henry G. Whitlock are members |
THE HowITzERs.
Captain B. Lorraine. First-Lieutenant W. |
a. Barrett, JUNIOR First Lieutenant j. A. |
Hutcheson. Second. Lieutenant &. q. Bosher. |
Assistant Surgeon Ed. Mccarthy (Csptsinl |
First-Ssrgeant Thomas Ii. Starke, Quarter. |
naster-SeTgeaut Ed. Alvey, Guidon L. c. |
GateWOOd, ITumpeter W. II. Cowsrdin, |
SeTgesnts c. ". McFsrlane and Il. ID. Aus
tin, Corporals G. Z. Barnes, w. B. Daniel, |
T. NJ. worthsm, F. K. Slower, J. G. Watson,
Jr.. J. l.. Creery, r. Il. Robinson, and E. $.
kelam, Priyates 5. B. Adkins, Wilhsm
Allen. r. T. Cole, K. l.. Carter, l.. l.. Corr |
nell, j. II. Cole. w. A. Crump, NJ. p. Davis, |
John w. Ennis, j. A. Epps. Z. l.. Epps, W.
A. Evans, j. c. Eubank, w. Mex. Fisher, |
+. Il. Frayser, J. NJ. Grooms, Joseph Hei- |
fey, IL. L. Lorraine, James A. MAyues, L.
J.. Michsels, 4. G.. Pelouze. Ii. l.. Pitts,
George Place, J. A. PrOvoo. II. NJ. Starke, |
f.. d. Tslley, J. Z. Watson, T.. ID. Wills, w.
S. " oodson, and W. 4. Word.