The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
rosIrIoNs rO OcCrrY.

Gen. John X. Cooke. chicf-Of-3tail, issued
the following order yesterday:
Organizations participating i'm the ceremO-
MES # the unyciling Oi the Lee monument
May -. 1890. Will take position and form In
line as follows:
ON the south side of Broad street, facing
north, left resting on Adams street: Police.
mOunted StOncwall Band; chief mar
shal and mar>hals; carriages with IN
Vitcd guests, Asst sistlnt-Alarshol 4. " Gar
bor In clarge; veteran cavalry. General
Wade Hampton commanding; Farmers Al
lance. mounted. II - GOddu commanding.
ON north side Broad street. facing south,
right resting on AdamZ street: Volunteer
troops, infantry, artillery and cavalry In
order nnmed, General G. J. Anderson COM
mandng.
un north side Main street, facing south,
right resting on Eighth street. the following
named organizations viii form under com
mand Of General III. lleth: Rowan county n.
e. veterans; Henderson "a. Co. veterans,
Colonel William IL Check, commanding;
Person county y c. veterans; Washington.
~. e. veterans, G.. H. Bniker c)mmandine;
Oriely of Army and Navy. i'm Maryland,
General B. 4. Johnson commanding; Fred
crlck county Md veterans, &. kandOllh
Page commanding District Oi Columbia
veterans. ---- commanding.
Right resting on Tenth str, ct: Mexican NaT
veterans. Captain T.. g.. scott. commanding
+ COmpanys Association. G.. H. Skinker
cOnm maudIng. Louisiana division Army OF
Northern Virginia. II. III. Marks, command
ing West Virginia veterans: Imrtlcth Viz
einia Infantry, MriOr Peairots commanding
Thiity-fOurth Virginia Infantry Captain
haebv, commanding. Wise brigade, Colonel
J. T. GOode. commanding; Louisa county
veterans, Colonel J.. smith, commanding
Company G., Inifd Virginia battalion, Colo
mel John y. Purcell. cOmmal ding.
RIGHT near lhirtct NTH street. artillery COM
panics. General J.. D. Alexander. command
ing: HoWiZcfs and Washington Artillery,
+. ID. Hill commanding; Otcy battery, ,,tur-
deNants battery. and AleXarders battalion.
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Rich
mond Light J. ianiry Blues. Captain sol.
Cuichins. commanding. escort - Lee camp;
on their loft Virginia and other stale camps
under command of Grand Commander r. 81.
Henry Should the interval to Nineteenth
street not bc sufficient tO form all the camps,
four or five of them might bee formed on the
sou h side OF Main street facing north. risht
resting On Nineteenth street.
The following organizations viii form on
side streets:
ON Ninth street right resting on Main, Nc
GIN Catholic Union societies. will follow
Farmers Alliance.
On Icnih street. rlght resting on Main,
Farmers Alliance: viii follow William and
Mary College students
On eleventh street right resting on Main.
William and Mary College faculty aud stu
dents: Will follow Washington and Lee Uni
ycrsliy students.
Ui ihi -tcenth street. right resting on Main,
Washington and Ice University faculty and
The examinations on eide streets Will take
up their line Oi march as their positions are
uncovered in The following order Washing
ton and Lee University faculty and students,
William ana Mary College faculty and stu
dents, Farmers Alliance, McGill Catholic
Union societies. The nrcmcn from New
Herne, y. c.. and the city Fire Department
will assemble on Main. below Nineteenth,
and bring up the rear Of the column.
HOUR OF sTAniING.
The head OF the column VIII move prompt
" at 2 ". from adams street on Broad, and
the line OI march VIII be down Broad To
Nineteenth, 10 Main, up Main 20 Eighth, TO
Franklin. ont Franklin to the monument.
The police mOunted Will move i'm advance
and bc followed by tho StOnewall Band. mar
snal and assistant marshais. carriages with
Invited guests. veteran c1yalry-Genoial
Wade Hampton commanding
when the veteran cavalry have passed by
The rigln of the volunteer troops they VIII
follow, Infantry, artillery and cavalry; the
Farmers Alliance mounted Will iall IN be
hind the volunteer cavalry as they pass.
ON reaching Main street this column viii
pass in review by the veteran Organizati ons
formed thereon. under command of General
lIetn, and Will he followed Dy them IN the
order as formed.
When the head of the column reaches Har-
risOn street n VIII be halted, and the veteran
cavalry, volunteer troops, ana mounted Al
lance will form on north side Of Franklin,
facing south The veteran inlantry will then
continue their march 10 the monument. and
will be followed by veteran cavalry aud vol
unteer troops I'm order as formed.
At the monument the organizations on foot
will be massed Immediately In mont Of the
grand stand as they arrive. The mounted
veterans will pass by their rear and form on
the left near the monument, facing down
franklin, and The mounted FaiIners' ALI
ance Will form in their rear.
Tie artillery viii take position in line west
OF the infantry aud laeing west
The volunteer cavalry VIII form laTlhg the
groud-sfand in the held near Broad street,
right near artillery.
All organizations will remain imposition
until the statue is unte' led, when a salute OF
seventeen guns VIII be fired
Assistant mafshals VIII report at Exchange
Hotel at 1880 o'clock, when their sashes VIII
be issued. All visiting volunteer organiza-
lions Will report 10 General &. J. Anderson.
Governors who may Do present are request
ed To take position In line at the head Of the
troops from their respective States. Rich
mond veterans not members OF camps Will
fall in in rear OF Lee camp. Other veterans
viii fall In with camps fro their sections.
Veterans OF Pickett division Will fall In In
rear Of George +. Pickett camp.
LITTLE ITEMs.
The city is rapidly iillingup. Ii was with
diniculty that "A lady and gentleman secured
rooms Yesterday at "A hotel. In one OF the
fashionable boarding houses five dollars a
diy Is being paid for a cot and board.
Three companies OF military will arrive
here this morning on the Danyille train.
They will be met by detail from the first
Regiment and escorted 10 the Exposition.
The man who decorated his house with