The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
On TO NEW YORK.
DIR SOLDIER BOYS orr FOR THE
CENTENNIAL.
LIKE VETERANS THEY MARCH
To TIE DEPOT
GONERNOR AND STAFF TO 90 To-
DAY.
The Military Cheered while ON Their Way
To the Train They Presented
Fine Appearance and VIII Re
necf Honor Upon oar state.


Yesterday evening the Richmond mill
tary. excepting the stuart Horse Guards.
lefi The city for Ncw York to attend tho
centennial of the Inauguration 0f Gen.
eral George Washington first President
of ihe United ~iaIes
For some time past the Richmond
companies who bad announced their ln
ienuon Geo ro have been drilling and
their proficiency in march, s0ldierly app
neanncc. and remarkably good looks
w.li prove to ihe New York people that
Nieinian-, and particularly Richmond
Nirginiau-. cam equal. if not -urpa-- nA
body of voluntary sOli.erv in the world
All the Richmond soldiers are young
men and take pride in their organila-
tons
Yesterday tho lioWitrors. commanded
hy Captain Beaure-arI lorraine. met 100
their armOry 200 the north end OFF Eighth
street and forming in Tine. marched o.
the First Virginia Regiment armory
corner Marshall and Eighth street.
There Company A. Richmond Gray-.
commanded hy Captain g. Gray Bo-sicuA
anI Company &. Guard of the Common
wealth Captain MerriWeaiher Jones
commanding. We're in line and
the three companies marched down
Seventh t0 Broad. down Broad
to ninth. and down Ninth
tO Main. thence tO Seventh and down
that street ca the Jni0n depot This
body Of men presented handsome ape
pearancc Rev Preston g. Nash accom-
panied Company & a- their chaplain
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
the centennial company of the city. met
40 their arm0ry over the temporary
pO-tof.cc. and formed in line They
marched up Main street and proceeded
fo the depot Their appearance com
manded admiration Captain Sol
Culchins was in command
4 complete list of thc Richmond Light
Infantry Blues who left i- as follows
Captain Sol Cuichm- fir-i-Lieuianant
Ge0ige J. West Second Lieutanant a
l. Heinrich Junior Second Lieutenant
Clarence Wyatt first>crgeant Henry
f. Vaughan. second Sergeant William
h. Tin-.ey. IhIrd--erIcant j. A. Jones
Fourth Sergeant j. Carter w hite, Fifth
Sergeant Henry Is. Franklin, fir,t-Cor-
DOml Oscar j. Adams. >ecOud-COrp0ral
William b Pilini Third-Corpoal
George D. Guv fourth-torpoml }. J..
Rogers. Prlvatcs j. j. Cheatwood,
Charles D. Eubank. j Blair tarmr
T.. L. Gmlebro0k. Frank j Grace Ben
" Gmnb. Charlie. " Harris. 7. T.
Wowlc. George ". Hunter. VI b Hers.
msn ~ l. Jordan. John Mcanlev. II. 4.
4. Nner. 4. f.. Marsiiiiotf f If Monta.
.eue .aa. ,wnan. &. A Pare. $ ;. Per.
kfn- 4 & pou. " r. Rcldv Henry
n Russell. + Il steele. VI. Schumaa
Iobn = Tennenf. THOMPSON Waddil
Charles Werner A. Wendlinecr. r 3
White. Wvthe White II. G. Williams
r G. Williams. Henry C.. Nhiuock. r
NJ. Woon.
Mes.rs. John Meanley. G. G. Potts.
Henry " Russell John $ Teunent. II.
&. Will ms and III g. Whitl0ck are
members Of Company b, First Virginia
REGIMENT
The lloBiiler- who left are as f0ilow-.
Captain j. Lorraine, Eirst-Liedtenant
". A. Barrett, Junior First-Lieutenant
j a. Hutchinson, SecOnd-Lieuienant G..
g.. Bosher. Assistant surgeon III. Nc
earthly captain, flr't-Serseani IhOm-
as H. -tarke, @naiierma,ier->erseant
rd Alvey 'uIdon X. 4. 'aie"ood,
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