Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
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CONTINUED PROM FIRST FACE.
w. J.rns " Noohssney. Of Dakota. md
Mr. Samuel II. Parkins. of Auguste c>an-
". Va. ,.
reporter visited the hotels yesterday,
and while all OF them expect 10 DC crowded
sorao bavo reserved rooms for the guests.
Those who have already secured quarters
are the following:
MrRrHY's.
d poo.op Orange Courthouse: Chan
ooiio, Rsilev. fredericksburg: J. c. Car
yoil Norfolk: Stanard Chapman. Orange
Conribouse: Frank Carter, Philadelphia;
i ". Drew Boston; Captain John Hurley.
GeSs Orleans. Colonel II. w. Duke, Char
iottosy,lle. Major Charles II. johnson,
Ionisville; Major NJ. Glennan,. Norfolk;
H.A. Dilendal. Philadelphia; Captain +.
Y. Parish, Charlottosvilie II. ii. Glass,
Ivnchbure; Colonel J. j. Garnett. New
Yoyk. " (. Hopkins, Lexington; Frank
Fletcher. New York; Ed. Maupin. Ports
month. II. W. Norris. JT., Baltimore; Cap
TAIN M Percy Gibbons. Baltimore: g. II.
nick,nson. New York; j. X. Simmons,
Roapoke; Newton w. Sharp. New York;
CAPTAIN L. II. Levy, New York; Captain W.
II. wickham. Virginia; Colonel John &.
Williams. Orange. Va; W.. W., Grayson.
Henrv. Ta7ewoll Courthouse: Captain
Arthur V. Mllholland Baltimore; Colonel
Patrick Reilly, baltimore; j. Z. Barbee,
poonoke: J. I. Christian. Roanoke; Col
onel q. J.. Harding. Paris, ILL.,; Cap
tain l.. ID. Knox, Columbus, Q. DR.: W.
Heinz. Columbus, o.. Rev. ii. ID. Ihomp-
son. Columbus. o.
EXCHANGE
FxGoveruor Carroll. wife. and son, Of
MARYLAND. Governor Gordon and stan, Of
Georgia Governor Richardson and stan,
Of south Carolina; Governor Fowlc and
.feG. ofNorth Carolina: Governor Fleming
and star. on West Virginia; Ex-Governor
FItzhush Lee; General Early, Lynchburg;
General ". II. Payne. Virginia; General
James I.ongstrcct General lmbOden ana
e. a.. General G. NJ. Wilcox, Washington;
General Fppa Hunton, Marrenton, Va;
General Rosscr and wife; General Shlpp,
Of Lexington. and the following officers OF
lc Washington Artillery. OF New Orleans:
ieutenant-COlonel John Is. Richardson,
Manor A. Hero: Captain l.. j. Keersheedt,
sl,utant. CAPTAIN G. l.. {. Dupuy, ord
nance officer: Captain Charles NJ. whit
new. quaricrmaster: Captain A. !; Baker.
assistant Quastermastcr Captain D. H. 10
G-ar,l. commissary: DR.. W. Z. Brewer,
snr,e5n. and Dr. }. 7. De Grange, assist
tart surgeon. u
Veterans: Lieutenant =. ~
Tshlcmau. Colonel ". VI. Owen; General ".
j. Bcchan. aud Captain Frank McLroy.
AMTRIcAN.
O.. Smith. president American Press
A. citation. New York, and wlto; Dr.
George y. McCorkle and party, Glasgow
No.: b. II. Honstin and wife, Hampton,
w.. II. BUCK aud several friends, New
York. A. r. White and party. West w
l,r,e Gcorro l.. Arps, T. G.. Balwin, o. +.
Sch and wife - Thompson. W. II.
-penrer and wife r. n. BurweI. L. L.
Smith. John Webb. ard many others from
Eorth Carolina: party Of thirty from New
i,cruc. \. c.: party OF six from new lotA,
sad many others from different places
Tho Mayors Proclamation.
Mayors OFFICE, RICHMOND, NA,l
May "a, 1890.
To ne Citizens Of Richmond'
Thursday the goth Of May has boon
3asfruated rs the dav on which the statue
=. General X. +. Lee Will be unveiled.
That occasion will ever be memorable as
ono OF the most notable events IN our inu-
r,c.ual history. Every resident OF rich
moud will desire 70 do honor 20 the memo
rrof our .rreatcst Confederate chleitaln,
whom the whole South reyered with more
chan f.el affection. and whom Virginia
viii ever regard "a her greatest son. 20
aaord all an opportunity 10 participate IN
,Le c,ror,onies incident 10 the day would
o.rn.e,lv re1uast our mauuiact urer5 ana
merchants % suspend their ordinary aVo-
cations during that entire day, ana mere;
d., order that all tine city offices DO closed
from the evening on the 2Sth uhlh Inc
murniu.of tlca1th instant. e,
Tins Will doubtless be the greatest, as II
r,rchance may bee the last Of the grand re-
Unions ~ the survivors of the war. Leu us
rt,efo these Confederate veterans such
Welcome as VII fiji the day with pleasant
r.colIcrtions o. that CITY which will always
F.. most dear 90 them because 1t was the
taU... OF the tonieiency.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsOS, Mayor.
Reception OF Military.
The following was issued yesterday:
prrAus-MaY 251H- 9OrH.-On Reception
-rI ~ E1road Stations: Major Dlnneen.
sn.. steel. Garrison. Nandeyenter, Mosby,
Crawford boswell, Davis, West, Euker,
Verne. Bo.her, and Starke.
AZ ErfosA0n- Grounds: Nav 9th, Lieu
tmnt-Colouol Stern, Captains Peasants
.rI Boslcux. and NJ. Jones: May 2Sth,
Colonel Marshall. Major HAYES. Major Co
vlriln. and Captain Matthews; May 18th,
Colonel BidgOod, Major Derbyshire, Cap
'tr4 Spence. Christian, and Cutchlns
lf l.
nr Hngc. Captain Simpkins, and W. Il.
Harvey
Grand Commanders Aides.
The following was received here yester-
GRAND CAN'T CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
NORFOLK. Va, May II, 1890.
t-0n'Cooad 4. Jennings Of George L.
i.." Camp. g. J., Virginia:
Comraie. l VIII be pleased to have You
-.rte as special aide-do-camp to the COM
la- 3D., the Grand Camp at the unveil-
.r..f the statue of General Il. l.. Lee on
o.. l If May, and will he glad TO have
t.ul.port tony headquarters at Murphy's
q &c.. on the 2sth at ~ NJ, mounted If YOU
,.u Oh, SEQ. as NAV need your services on
T. NJ. HENRY,
Commander Grand Camp, CIV. Virginia.
g. S.-Al officers and aids will be
Tho Ola First.
large meeting Of the survivors of the
O'l FIRST Wa held last night.
Present. Captain T. Z. Reeve, I. ;.
l.di. X. Captain BENJAMIN II. Howard, l..
~ Hutou, W. II. Dean. Charles Stacy,
u. Ohc.le. q. Haake. II. W. Furcron,
Lieutenant Logan :. Robins, James Sharp,
s. d. Vaughan. James +. Vaughan, G. A.
Nothing. Captain =. Morris, W. f. Pun
n,r,. G. T. lochr, and others-E. Z.
Reeve presiding, Charles I. Loehr secre-
rrr
. deaths Of the following members
.r-r. t.e past year were announced:
..... Ai'uH COMPANY h; Charles Shu-
l Nmue-. Robert Pearman, Company
p. frank Potts. Company &, and Sergeant
" ;. Tory. Company !.
Iaemstatiou IF Pickett Camp to turn
c' with Thorn was accepted. The assocla-
i.ao j meet promptly at 8 A. nj. on the
.. They will then call on General
ing,'rost and Colonel Fred. Skinner
t.I .o,t them to the headquarters OF
r,e' Camp, where reception Is to be
t Chairman was instructed to procure
phi. c...rs carried 10y him at the Battle of
hsl hun. and Captain William Lawson,
u-l carried tho colors in the charge at
DD..tufc. where he lost his arm, was APP