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

-cheIU ofdcls NO. l.
"By direction OF the executive committed
OF Lee Camp No. i. Confederate veterans
for The unve llng Of the statue Of General
Robert Edward Lee May 2gin. / hereby as
sumo command OF all uniformed bodies ol
volunteer soldiers. with headquarters at the
Armory. seventh and Marshall streets ana
announce Major william NJ. Evans, FIRST
Brigade tan. MS adiutant general.
"rhe troops will be posted before 1880
o'clock from right to left on the north side OF
Broad street, facing south. and rs near as Is
possible In the order In which the Volunteers
came 10 Nirginia in 1861. as follows:
south Carolina troops, right at Adams
street
mississippi troops. on the left Of the South
Carolina.
alabama troops, on the left Of the Niissis'
slppi.
Louisiana troops. right resting at First
street.
Texas troops, on the left Of the Louisiana
troops.
"North Carolina, with right resting at Sec
maryland troops. with right resting at
Fourth street.
THE VIRGINIA TEOOTS.
Il. Corps Of Cadets. Virginia Military Instl-
stutc, at Flfth street.
y. The First Brigade Virginia Volunteers.
Infantry. on the lett Of the corps
"3. The First Battalion Of Virginia Nolun-
tcers right AT Ninth street.
~. The First Regiment Of Virginia NOlun-
teers cavalry, right at Tenth street.
"Ihe executive cOnm.tce requests that
Governors OF states WhOare deslfOus. OF who
are willing 10 march mounted or in carriages
no lhc head of their troops, viii take position
as above mentioned
AT - o'clock the chief marshal and stail.
with distinguished guests in carriages. y ili
move west, counter-m marching at Adams
street. and as they move reviewing the line
oi troops
AS The chief marshal arrives nearly oppo-
site the right OF each battalion or detached
company. the commander viii cause his men
TO present arms ana tO resume in place
rest when tho chief marshal has passed the
left Of h = command
"Whcn the rear Of the llneof carriages has
passed Adams street. the leading or right
VIII take up the march by the com
mHnd, companies, break from the right and
march 10 the len, which VIII be Obeyod by
each battalion or detached company i'm sue
,ession, commanders being careful 10 take
ana maintain the distance Of tWenty-four
yards.
"Ine march VIII be down Broad street 70
to Main, O. T. Ighlh, TO Franklin
O The monument At Shaler street the head
II the column viii halt
TROOPS VIII cl Ae uD rapidly and form on
ne north side of franklin street facing
'Outh, and viii be dressed back near the curb
Inc and stand in place rest until the pro-
'e>slon Of veterans shall have marched past
"Ihe order and line of march Will then be
igain taken W, and upon arrival at the mon
imcnt the line viii De formed in columns Of
''tiallons at SIX yards intervals, facing
outh.
While marching the arms viii be hahitu-
lily carried ou the right and left sDoui lcrs.
ma no hOuOrs are % bc rendered cXccut the
salute as above ordered
"While iOlm 4 in column near the mOnu-
neht men Will not hc required 10 preserve
ilcHce nor stand at attention. but com
nandcfs VIII preserve order until the orders
Odlsmiss the parade are received
THE BALL.
The Association Of Resident Marylanders
net last night at the Chamber of Commerce.
md completed arrar-cmeuts for the rccep-
ion OF the visitors from Maryland. and for
hc military bail. The ladies and gentle
men Who have arranged for the ball Will
meet tonight at the Theatre. The rcccp-
ion committee. which was selected by
lumber of the ladies and gentlemen. so az
% include as far az possible most of the
antilles who have interested themselves in
he reception, is as follows:
Mrs Joseph \. White lchairmanl. Mrs T..
~. Mckinney, Miss Mildred Lee. Miss Mary
zee, Mrs. " II. l.. fee. Mrs. Philip lIaXtll,
MS. Mcintosh, Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson,
Hrs =. VI Boykin. MIS- BENJAMIN Nash, Nrs
~ rd Warwick, Mrs r l.. HObsOn, Mrs Grey
'kpwliI. Mrs. Thomas Icary. Mrs. john +
/. anderson, Mis. G.. II. Langhone, Mrs. John
-ndeIS, Mrs. t.P Stokes, Mrs. BlOunt Mason,
us Frank Christian. Mrs. William l.. Roy
NJ, Mrs. j. n. Witty. MIS-. William q. Simp-
.in,Mrs. thomas Boiling, Mrs James walker
irs. James Patterson, Mrs. a. n. Raynal,
Jrs W. i. dcSaussure. Mrs Charles smith.
'irs Decatur ANtcll. Mrs. Robert n. Whit
ocS, Mrs. Robert Morton, Mrs. George H.
lcAdams, MIS-. =. \. Eoen, Mrs. james D.
iclnuic, Mrs. Bernard paytOn. Jr, and
lisses Mary Cameron, Josephine Lyons, sal
r..N
Ross, Jennie Mcphall, SOmmcr Hayes. Sallic
1ayO. Bessie Pace, Ncttic Potts, RCsalie
Winston, Nary cullen. Enie Branch, Boulah
'attison. Fannie Dickinson. Helen Monta-
uo, Nellie Neal~, Mary Counally, Leila My
rs. Mary Macull DTcwry. and Niae Brock,
liss Mary lalcott Miss Belle Perkins
VETERANS RECEPTION.
Mr.. \. u. Brown. chairman Of the vet
rams reception committee. sent the follow
NJ for publication last ni2ht:
This committee has been actively engaged
o-uay As the 2Jth approaches. the number
ID Doe entertained increases. ana In is NOT
oubicd thu lhc good people of tine old capt.
Il of the Lost Cause viii he ready 20 give
uCm "a spontaneous reception. n is very
faulNiug To- the commit se tO iind tratthe
bows vino wore the blue have buried the
hatchct.' and are coming forward tp give
hc old Neis q grand time while Nisitiug
ur city.
rec. two hams, one dozen lOdyes bread; cash,
.; Mrs General Anderson. one ham: cash
rom TWO uurDcunSi uctcd iadles, r. J.. Rich
rdsOn a. TO-. one ham: y. j. smith, COM
nander l'hl kcarny Post, three hams, one
drrci EOur, Six pounds coffee. trcn~ndW
iros.. TWO hams; Mis-. Il. G Carter. one ham.
on pounds su ,Hr, TWO pounds coffee; Thomas
4. Aiiiicnd, cash, -; MIS-. william LoNcn-
tcin, one gross lemons; A Friend diom
.clle lslcl. one box groceries; &. III. iaear,
,YV ntinrs ". J. Blnior', one nam. one hccl
oneuc. George &. MOunlcaslle. three hams.
CORsE's BRIGADE.
4 meeting Of the Surviving members Of
ioncra COr.c's Brigade. comprising the
9TH, l1ih, 39th, Both und sd Virginia in
lntry regiments, Wa, held al the thauccry
'Ourt room last night. The meeting was
allied to order by the President, u. II. Fox.
.sq., and Captain Charles =. liady. of COM
ANY II, was elected chairman and j. J. II.
grower, secretary.
ON motion. il was resolved that all the
urNiNing members Of General Corse's Bri-
adc bee, and are hereby requested 10 meet
n Broad street i'm front Of the City Hall on
thursday next to join iu the grand parade
+ that day. Also that the members Dee IT,
uested 20 attend "a meeting Of the brigade
n the Chanccry Court room Of the City Hall
II Wednesday night next at $ O'Clock 10
Ompletc the arrangements for tine parade.
'adges will Dc prepared for the whole bri-
AIDE.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
\ special telegram from Raleigh 10 THE
'niEs last night said: "NOrth Carolina will
make the best show at Richmond at the Lee
tatup unyciling that she has ever made
utside thc state. Governor FoWle leaves
Wednesday morning. and VIII arrive al
richmond about . +. VI. by the Richmond
nd panyille Railroad. Ii is officially
earned to-day that the military troops
rom This State will number about
30: OF the Governors staff, there
iii be Admlaut-General J. ID. Glenn, As
istant Adiutant-General :. If. smith, In
pector-Gencral i. -. Cameron, Assistant
n-pectOr-Gencrals \. l.. smith and Bene-
an Cameron, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. \.
Ids. Commissary. General John l.. Can't
yell and paymastcr-Generdl Charles :.
,ryan. The personal stan OF the Governor
composed Of Colonel W. Ii. Williams.
homas W. Strange, Aston Grimes and
Ohm :. Cunningham.
Official information up 90 to-day shows
lat the following state guards will at
end First Regiment Colonel John ". Cot
IN and Major Eugene ilarrell, Of field
Ulcers and following companies: Edge
ombc Guards, Captain j. II. fOehall;
rcensyilc Guard, Captain Richard Viii
ans, Jr; Governors Guard, Captain J. J.
,ernars: GOldsbOrO Rifles. Captain w. /. |