Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
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and that belief was vital in our
hearts. Under that flag we tasted
the bitterness of defeat; saw oil
our cherished hopes swept away after a
struggle unparalleled for bravery. heroisfn,
ond devotion on our part and on the part
Of onr antagonists, 10 whom cheerinuy
accord the need of praise which IL their
due. Thank God, that although that fag
was trailed in the dust Of defeat Il isand
will be preserved to rs OF the South I'M
furnished by dishonor. interviewed win
the victorious Stars and Stripes II
VIII still remain TO our people
an escutcheOn upon which IS en-
hlazoned never dying recollectons OF
deeds which will prove after we have
passed away an incentive 20 the best I'm
pulses Of humanity the world over, time
without end. Miss Fanny Dickinson and
your honOred commander. accept IN oehah
OF the Confederate Veteran Camp OF New
York and all our comrades wherever they
may be our most grateful thanks Tor TINS
magnificent gift.
APPLAUDED.
The New York veterans were vigorously
nuplauded all along the line. In the eve
ming they were served with q supper at the
house Of Colonel Dickinson.
Governor McKinncy's Reception.
The reception given by Governor and
Mrs. Mckinney last night was the most
brilliant social event OF the season.
The general subject Of conversation at
tho reception was the unveilIng, and none
could be found who sa" the slightest baw
IN the ceremonies.
The Governor was assisted in RECEIVING
the visitors by Colonel Miles Cary and
others. and persons from almost every
State fastened % grasp his hand livery
one Was more than pleased with the Gov
crnor's kind hospitality, unassuming man
ners. and cordially.
Mrs. Mckinney, in an exquisite gown,
was the centre Of an admTlng and
pleased group, and her charming manners
~ hostess won oil hearts.
The large number Of strangers was ono
ot the most marked features OF the recep-
ton, aud as a social event II wss pro-
nOunced q great success.
PERSONAL.
Among those present were: Governors
y. T.. RICHARDSON Of South Carolina and A.
b. FLEMING, Of West Virginia, Lieutenant
Governor J. Hoge Tyler. of Virginia: Rev.
Dr. Moses u. Hoge. General b. Ii. O1ley,
adjutant-goneral; General A. A. Franz
he,in, ColOuel.C l.. Hagan, assistant adju-
tont-general; Colonel Il. D. Spilman,
Colonel J. Y. Bowyer, Colonel j. ".
Caller, IT,, Colonel John White were
Of tho Governor Of West Virginia;
Nr. ". b. Corse United States Geological
Survey: Mr.. Dabney Harrison, Mir. Jhoo-
rophus Yunis, Maryland; Colonel Wing
Geld Peters, Nidshipman BARLEY John
son. CAPTAIN McKim, OF the Fifth MARI
land regiment; Judge CrumP, Air. bar
shall VI. Gillian, Mr.. John 9. flanagan,
Vest Virginia; Captain Lee Ii. Moler, a.
p. Relnhart, Mr.. Lee Moler, DIR. S. 4.
Knott. W. }. Knott, !. VIII Taylor, OF JEFF
ferson county, W. Va; Corporal Y. j..
chapman. Mr. G.. r. hinton, Hon; p. G.
Lester. congressman Fifth Virginia
district: Hon. samuel ". Williams,
of West VIRGINIA: ex-Mayor John i. Tay-
lor OF Winchester. Va: Mr.. ". y. HAYNES
of franklin county: Captain George Ans
lie with Mrs. Miles Cary, Mr.. Isaac Sycle,
r., Mr.. Henry y. ANGLE, Br; ?. >: fich9id'
MIR. II. +. Mann Of Washington, Colonel J..
O. Washington, Hon. William j.. Wilson,
DR.. J. William Jones. Ron. J. ). Ryan. Col
onel j. Taylor Wood. Hon. n. q. Blanchard
of Louisiana, Captain Peters Of Baltimore.
Major 4. II. Drcwry and Mira. Drewry,
General dunton, of Warrenton, Va. Cap
tam Ham Sheppard, Colonel Ihomas T.
Smith, New Mexico; Mrs. W. Il: n.
Lee and General W. i. +. Lee, Hon John
stern. Hon. John ". Daniel. DR.. Thorn, of
Northampton: G. x. Boyd, Of Wythevllle.
Va. Mr., Charles Z. Wingo, Hon. Charles
4. O'Fcrrall. Mr.. William II. Per-
kius. Of Pulaski. Va: Major Robert
Sllcs. General Cadmus Wilcox, Cap
tan William N. Bridges and wife and
Clifford G.. Bridges. Mrs. j. Whitehead,
Mrs. Chiids Campbell. tTle, Pa, MIR. and Sirs.
/. n. Jones, Mr.. l.. 81. Robinson and wife,
Mics Parker Smith. a belle of New York,
l,r. 7. Is. McRobert, New York, Dir. {. ID.
Myers. Sir. Almond. ID. Il. Rogers, George II.
Ccrdwcrl Wilmington Miss Helen t0wle,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Mrs. >. ..
Nurt and Master Hurt. of Petersburg
Colonies John Is. McFaden, W. G. Nc
Gowan. Leroy Springs, J. ID. Maxwell, and
VI. J. Clemet, General NJ. l.. Bonham, Jr.,
acknowledgement; Colonies NJ. brown, y.
Cardwell, and John Scofin, MAJOR u. ID:
Heath. Captain l.. W. Parker. OF the stan
of Governor Richardson, South Carolina;
General W. l.. James, South Carolina
Colonel Samuel b. Pickens, Colonel j., d.
Fastlone. General 4. A. Hugnenin, last
commander Fort Sumter: Major Il. &:
Gilcblist. Colonel Wiley Jones, Colonel
u. J. Aud of South Carolina; Hon. >. IL.
Hemphin, South Carolina; General joseph
r.. Johnston. Hon. Robert McIane, Mary
land; Dr. c. W. i. Brock, Mrs. John
Hunter. Blrs. Campbell, Miss Minor, Miss
Carlisle, Of Washington; Miss Bate or
Tennessee: Miss Lewis, Mr.. Flckten, wash
ineton. D. G. Mr.. Arthur Peasants, Miss
Carrie Daniel, and Colonel Meade Hasklns.
sangcr-Eal Banquet.
One hundred and fifty visiting officers
accented the hospitality OF the Richmond
military at banquet at Sanger Hall last
NIGHT. The affair, though informal, was
one of Great endowment TO every particl-
pant. The Committee on General Arrange
ments were Colonel II C; Jones tcharrinIahJ !
Colonel j. V. BidgOod. Captain Robert
Vandoyenter, and Major William NJ. Evans.
Given i'm honor of visiting military officers.
There was not, however, any RESTRICTION as
to official capacity Of those who were ad-
mitted. All who came found an open door
and a cordial greeting.
Hornet's-Nost Rihenen.
The Hornet's-Nest Rihemen were tender
ed n reception last night at the residence
of W. s. Forbes, on west Franklin street.
Njr TorDes was formerly of Charlotte. N.
C.. and the repast spread last night was an
occasion of much enjoyment. Aside from
the Rihemen there were present kush
Smith. Robert Jordan, George Broken
broueh, Colonel J. Il. Anthony, Fourth re,
riment North Carolina State. Guard, and
Major +. j. Young, Fourth regiment
North Carolina State Guard-an OF Char
-'''0 Distinguished Gathering.
Yesterday evening DR.. Curry entertained
AZ dinner Generals Johnston andHampton'
Governors Gordon and Fowle, eG-Goyer-
pors Lee and Carroll, Senators Reagan
Daniel. and Barbour, Hon. Robert N. Nc
lane. late Minister 70 France, Hon. ); Kan
dolph Tucker, and Messrs- 9. Carlisle ana
MIR. Boykin's Reception.
Mfr. NJ. Boykin last night gave recep;;
ton to the officers Of the Fifth Maryland
regiment. of which his brother IS colonel
The Cavalry Reunion.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the cav
airy had a reunion on Shockoe Slip. Cen
erals Fitz Lee and Hampton received an
ovation from their old soldiers. A iunch
was served in the rooms OF the Tobacco
Exchange, and short speeches were made
by several officers.
Tho Cadets Honored.
The hop given at Belyiderc Haul last
NIGHT 10 the cadets of the Virginia Military
institute was brilliant and well-mansged
affair.
PROMINENT CADETS.
Among the cadets most prominent In GIVING