The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
LIE MI.sfssIPpIANs.

evening. GuNtfnofs budlu pl lhiS titl WIN
also leave tomorrow morning with thirty
men.
TIE MG>sfsslPpfANs.
one cr the companies that was quaricred
at the Exposition Yesterday is the Column
bus Rinemcn. Of Columbus. Miss, organ
lied August IL, 1851. and has never dis
banded: served throughout the late war III
the western army: followed cX-lrasident
Dayis's remains TO the grave in New Or
leans. / inform. Confederate gray trimmed
with gold braid and black. white helmets.
Captain Al Mcdowell First Lieutenant
l.. :. Doncll, Second Lieutenant X. IL.
Spiers. SURGEON Il. \. Vaughan. Ensign {.
:. Franklin. First Sergeant +. \. Elliott. |
second Sergeant ". {. Crawford. Third
Sergeant +. G.. Munger. Fourth Sergeant II.
X. Hurry. Fifth Sergeant j. DOnoehue. FIRST
CORPORAL VI. \. Franklin, Second Corporal
J. o. Tucker. Third Corporal L. !. Beardn.
Provost Willis Banks, :. W. Baker, G.. X.
bury. ". II. johnston. y. K. Lincoln. \. I. /
Lincoln, }. i. Mayo. l.. W. Payne, ii. ".
Savage. William >tansel, T. Il. SmOns. Lee
stone. II. VI. Waddell. u. i. Waring, /. :.
Dlrter
The other Mississippi Company AT the
Exposition are the Brown Cadets. Company
ID. second Regiment. state National Guard. |
CAPTAIN. ". 4. Brown: First Lieutenant. !
~ illlAiN 'NhN~fll- ! itTi t'Nt -'f'hif ittt-'"'
Bailey: second Sergeant Joseph Billups;
-rhiId sergeant. Edward II Mullen; Fourth
Sergeant. John -teen; First Corporal. j. "
Adams: Second Corporal NJ. karpelO:
Third Corporal. G.. II. Teasdaie; Fourth
Corporal. Benjamin Love: Fifth Corporal.
j. n. Buckoll: surgeon, DR.. l.. i. James:
Pri,atcs. l.. B. Boys Joseph Bell. II.
C0wse. Il. Burlington. j. NJ. Cady, William
FOote. Thomas Calvin. William Gardner
N..H..
Mahon. William Moody. Ward Richards.
William sharon. and &. W. Woveli.
THE PALMETTO STATE.
Thus far the EdstO Rifles. Company J.,
Palmetto Regiment, represents South Car
0iina. The following j. a roster Of the
company:
Captain Y. IT. Bun, First Lieutenant J.
y. Brunsnn. second Lieutenant T. -. :. D;b-
be. second Lieutenant ". l.. l-iar, Chap
lain Rey. q. i. Watson. First sergeant "
=. stewart. second -. Il. I.owman. Third >.
VI. Oliver. Fourth II. o. Dawson. Filth j.
WanamakeT. Color Sergeant j.. Elliott
Glover COITorals p. 7. ililderlrand, ". /.
M0,eley. }. M.Bull. lriyates. J. \. Brun-
son. s.. +. Bunson. ". q. D. Mars. j.
Tarev. W. l.. Harley, ". \. Hoffman, ID.
-. Herbert. 4. VI. kitfcrell, G.. \. Living
-t0u. B. II. Moss. H. Moseley. +. Puchha-
Der. J.. y. Reckenhaker, :. ScOYili, l.. =.
-.-lrlnk and TWO servants.
FAYETTEVILLE INFANrHY.
The Fayetteville Liglt Infantry Of Wilm- /
iu-tUu. y. c.. one Of tine oldest military or
carnations in the South. viii arrive in
Richmond al O'Clock ibis morning. thirty |
Use mcn strong, on the Richmond and
pefershare railroad. They viii bc met by
officer, of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. ard escorted 20 Morganstein's res
To-. N.Il nod
As soon ~ This is finished they viii be es-
ooItod 10 the Exposition.
ROssIR'S MEN.
The men whom ROs-cr communicative
members of the laurel Brigade are re-
quo-tcd 'o meet at the rooms OF the poWha-
ian Ciub tomorrow night at IS o'clock. aud
have a reunion. There will be a number Of
these cavalry veterans ln the parade.
The NiNrH CAVALRY.
Thcr. win Doe q reunion Cf the Ninth Cav
airy at th. Tobacco Exchange tomorrow
morning. when General Fuzhugh Lee VIII
make speech 60 the boy. They were de-
tcrminod % have their iosmcr commander
a.k. and all wanted to shake hands with
him. Oid cavalry, Who are detached ifom
any command. are requested 90 report 40
CrnehaN's warehouse, and also u Dee
present al The reunion.
Sons or VETERANS.
.>ons of Confederate Veterans" Il. i.
Zee Camp. ho. !. met last night at bee
Camp Hail. and aiicr a short business meet
mgadiuuncbt0drill in the lot Ol the How
ifZ.r, auuoly. which was rendered them
hv the courtesy Of the li0Witzer Company.
Inc drill was attended by q large number
~ f.,oun-m.n. and was 80 creditable IL to
suggest q ilIse turnout ON the 2Dih.
Il b. earnestly requested by me olicprs
that ali Tie employees Of "-Ons Of 'Oniedcr-
a,c Veterans" Will allow them to parade
On tlc occasion Of the unNeiling.
TIE ARTILLERY.
The following order was issued Yesterday
Ly >iai0r ". T.. ,m0ls, who hls command
ofiAe six batteries of artillery that Will pais
ticipa.e in the parade:
"a raladc ofthc First Battalion Artillery
is hereby ordered ON lhurshaN, AiaF -Dlh'
1850. lo i1isr part iu ihe cc cmouits lncldcni
10 Ihr uuNpiling of tine siatue of General r.
T.. fee. iite commandunt Of the Confederate
..rao HIi'ii,n,r ,g.u form at 10 o'clocil q.
N.. on south Fist street, right resting on
i... "a.
li. compi udants OF batteries A and T.
s-.ll ,n.h n<vd- their batteries with hfiy
rounds blank cartridges Tor ilging saiuios
Each enlisted man viii carry his cdnteen
lilcd with WaleT which, air. use must nv
cmplicd AMI left WituOut shoppers iof al
least three days to dry OUT
IErERsBUBG.
: special dispatch from Petersburg said;
The Washington Artillery, Of New Orleans.
will pass through here at an early hour to-
morrow morning en- route 10 Richmond to
take part i'm the ceremOnits incident to the
unyeiiing of the Lee statue. They VIII be
accompanied by General i.ongstreet. The
visiting military will DE met al the depot by
delegation from the \. T.. Hill Camp, Con-
f.derate Veterans. OF Petersburg.
The 4. p. Hin Camp will leave for Rich
m1nd Thursday morning at O'Clock 10 take
rar. i'm the unNcilng. Each member VIII
be- provided with cane ana white gloves.
The camp viii carry over one hundred ana
hny uniformed members and a number Oi
undctached veterans.
The Petersburg Grays viii leave Tor Eich-
mand. under heavy marching orders, 0a
Thursday morning at G:jD0'clock. The IL. l..
Iac battery Hill gOOYerat oO'clock. large
number of the strangers who are here IN al
tendance upon the musical festival, To say
nothing Of our own people. VIII go over -
t.e un,eiling In fact. it may be stated
that Thursday next will De perfect hOll-
iay i'm Petersburg, as all OF the leading
firms in the city have agreed 10 close their
place. of business on that day, 80 as 10 give
ihem.clycs and their employees an opp0iiu-
niiy 10 90 ever 10 Richmond on That day.