Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28


win be bore tomorrow. ThIs magnificent troop
was organized by Captain John Miledgc. who
married Virginia lady. Captain Mileage has
recently been promoted 20 the coionelcy of tho
Atlanta district battalion, and Captain John A..
Miller Il nov In command Of the Horse Guards
Owing 10 Illness In bis family Colonel Miiledge
VIII be prevented from attending the unvcillng
How They WIZ Ride.
The subcommittee OF the Invitation and Re-
ccrtion Committee on the Assignment Of Distin-
guished People 10 Carriages met at the secreta-
rvs oflce, No ~ north Ninth street. at balf-psst
Z yesterday afternoon. The list was partially
made out, and vii bo completed at meeting 70
DO bold this afternoon al the eam, place at 5
O'Clock.
The Lce Monument Association has he sssigo-
Ing in line OF the six fst carriages, In she fore
most Of which will 10 Governor Mckinney. Colo
mel Archer Anderson, General Jubsl A. Early,
and General Joseph X. Johnston.
Members OF the Loo family aud Of General
Lces sian viii come next and then the specisi-
ly tnvitod guests.
General Lees Children.
Misses Mildred and Mary Lee will be the
guests OF Major Leigh X. Page. Captain X.
Lee Il also In She city. Generals W. III. z. Lee
aud Custis Lee will arrive to-day.
The Police Detail.
In the procession tomorrow Chiei-of-Police
Poe will head the line, and then will come de-
iachmoDt OF mounted police under tho COM
mand of Cnpisin L. p. HuIce, Of tho Third dis
trict. and detachment Of officers ON foot under
the command Of Captain James g. Angle, OF the
Second district.
Captain James b. Peasants. o. tho First dis
trict with detachment OF the police, viii have
charge Of tho monument and grand stand.
Two policemen will be assigned 20 duty at the
Maryland stand In front OF Major Ginter's resi-
donce.
Mayor Rllyson and Chlef-oi-Poiics Poe have
secured the services Of several OF Pinkerton 8
detectives. and they will DO here tomorrow.
North Carolina Headquarters.
The st. Clair Hotel, corner Ninth snd Grace
streets. will be the North Carolina headquarters
during the unyciliDg. Colonel I. u. Cameron,
Inspectors Of the state, and several othor
officers aud their staffs are Already registered
here.
The Manchester Contingent.
A largely attended meeting Of the survivors
OF The Manchester Elliot Grays, the Manchester
Artillery, and other veterans resident IN that
city WAS held ~ the Mayor s-COurt room last
night 10 perfect arrangements for participating
In the celebration OF Thursday. Mr.. X. b.
tary
Colonel A. @. Evaos chairman OF the Lee
Camp Veteran COMMITTEE, was present with
100 or more Of the Camps complimentary
badges, which were distributed among those
VINO propose 20 enter the procession.
Mayor Attksson has issued proc amRlion or
derng the city Offices to be closed and request
ING the citizens TO suspend business operations.
Personal and Other Notes.
Major 0inier is having erected q stand just
beyond his new house on west Franklin street
for the girls employed at bis factory, their
mothers, &c
Among the veterans who will arrive here this
evening from New York Is William Tayleure,
who enlisted In the Petersburg Rifles at tie first
outbreak Qhr John Brown raid: was with the ad-
vance to Norfolk fought in every battle OF the
Army OF Northern virginia, aud IN every skir-
mi-h OF his regiment lie was WOUNDED at
CHAMPION Gap, Nd. never missed a roll-cali IA
now sixty-0ve years Old. and silver-haired. but
yet the model soldier" Malone pronounced
him. IIo surrendered at AppOmattoH with ihir-
teen OF the 20 men who composed the original
rolI-rsli. lie now resides In New YORK.
There are three sini. OF tickets for seats on
the stands at the monument The white ones
the blue for the amphilheatre or semi-circle
benches, ami the red for the parquet or ground
seats n )rth OF the central platform.
number Of young fnou, among them Low
ellyn ~ McNeigh and Herbert Funston, are get
ting up party who will appear In tho parade
on horseback. They cordially invite their
friends 70 ioin hem. "a Il Il their wish TO have
large number Ou the day Of the unyeiling.
The Ambulance Corps will meet Gt the Ameri-
can Hotel to-day az II o'clock 20 make arrange
msnts for the unveiliug. Lot every ono OF The
twonty-nlne survivors who can do so TO be there.
as a good place has been provided IN the process
sion, win line Omni bus 10 ride IN
Tho cadets OF the SOuthsi1e Academy, Chase
City, will arrive here this afternoon at 4;So
O'Clock
A meeting Of Rosscrs old brigade will be had
tonight at 5 O'Clock at the Powh8ian Club. All
o. the survivors are earnestly requested 10 at
tend.
All who intend participating IN the bicycle
parade tomorrow are requested 10 meet near
the Washington monument, on the Capitol
square, promptly at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
IL is arranged that DR.. Mnnigerode and DR..
Hoge shall ride together In n carriage tomorrow.
Dr. HOge lcd in prayer at the ceremonies OF mo
corner-siono laying: DR.. Mimi erode will lead
10 prayer al the unveiling Tomorrow.
ORGY Battery Association Will meet at the
store Of BaugnmRn Brothers, 1905 east Main
street, al 1880 to- morrow morning.
Mr.. 4. snrs, OF Washington, IS here to attend
tho unvciling ceremonies.
Acca Temple OF the Mystic Shrine will have
big meeting tonight al 81 Albans Hal. and they
Will DO n J 10 welcome al visiting shriners
There Will be a small annex 10 tho STAND OF
the Maryland Association on west Franklin
street near Bancocg, for admission 10 which
limited number Of tickets will DO sold TO friends
OF the association
Last night the Sons OF Confederate Veterans
net al Lee Camp Han, and after short busi-
ness meeting ijOurned 10 the grounds OF the
How tier Armory, 10 which they had been in-
ylt.d by the officers of ihat organization. They
we're drilled by Lieutenant Courtney for about
"A hour.