The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-22

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the guest Of MIR. L. II. Mayo.
TIE LEE BADGES.
seven thousand badges have been printed
for the use of the veterans. II bears Ike.
ness of the statue Of Gen. Lee, surroundeu
on either side by Confederate nags, an" y
presented with the compliments OF H. T..
Lee Camp. These badges VIII entite 'nc
wcarer TO meals and lodging. and VIII oe
distributed by Major Brander on the arrival
of the veterans.
GRAND STANDS.
The grand stand will be in the course OF
erection. near the pedestal, to-day. Inc
one 10 be used by the special guests II
about finished. Just in front oil IL mas Desh
placed the orators stand, to be occupieu w
the presiding officers, generals, uis '.,n
cuished men, reporters, correspondents
etc.
MEDALLION OF LEE.
last saturday medallion of General Lee
was received at the state Library, TO be put
ON exhibition. This was done, and yeslef-
day the following telegram was received y!
MIR. Charles PoindeXter, librarian, from MI
Hugh X. Garden IN reference 10 II;
.snbiect 10 the approval Of Governor Me-
KINNEY and yourself, I VIII purchase from
MIR trcssard and present To me Si,te L'p ~
~ Of Virginia. for the Stttc i,pisiS' ,nc
brnpzc plauuc Of General Robert J.. Ice now
In vour possession. Please answer az 81 Mas
san street New Oik.
Mr.. Poiudexter Mt once teleGraphed that
the state would accept the giit win lhalhs'
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Captain j. l.. McIarin, Of the Gordon
Rifles. Bennettsyille, :. G., will bring thirty
men with him 10 the unyeiling. The souih
Carolinians will 90 into camp at the Expo
sitiOn grounds.
THE YOUNG GUARD.
meeting Of the Young Guard Asso-
citation. held Yesterday at 1871 east Clay. II
was resolved that the Association parade
ON the 10Th instant at the unyeiing, and
cordially invites the survivors OF AL COM
mands i'm tie brigade commanded by Gen.
NJ ID. Corse 10 unite with them on the occa-
sion, and especially the survivors OF the
Fifteenth Virginia Infantry, rs they VIII
have the ..old nag" presented TO them by
Mrs. Morris. Of Williamsburg, Va, the sane
having been made OF her wedding dress. IL
was
resolved, That the meeting adjourn to Fri
DAY evening, the ODD. al 1871 east Clay street,
nj 5 o'clock, TO perfect ARRANGEMENTS suitable
10 the occasion, which all members OF the
association and survivors OF the Flltcenln are
invited 10 attend; that General VI ID CoIsc
this association on the occasion; that Colonel
H. NJ Morrison. of the Fifteenth, be invited
10 unite with us and take command OF his
old regiment
CONisfISsARY DEPARTMENT.
This department has been established at
No. 1910 T.. Main street,ncXt door to Wingo,
Ellet's a Crump's store, under the charge
of ID. \. Brown. ST., chairman, and is now
ready to receive any contributions that ma!
be offered. and il is earnestly requested that
"A liberal contribution should be made TO the
committee, as it is well known fact that
there will be a large number Of old Neter-
ans at The unycilng. II is absolutely nee
essary that they should be fed while here.
and il is hoped that the citizens Will re-
spOnd literally TO the call of the Veteran
Committee. As a furtherance OF their plans
they have addressed the following 10 all the
butchers. bakers and dairymen 10 assist
them in this undertaking, aud il is hoped
that they may receive liberal response:
As you well know there will be large
number Of old Veterans here at the great I'M
yelling, and ii is absolutely necessary tnai
they should be fed while here. We appeal TO
YOU to come 10 our assistance with a cnntrl-
button If meats, breads, and milk, which
we are confident Will not be in ain.
Please let MS know the Kind and quantity
YOU are disposed To contribute. and when
YOU can deliver the same at our headquarters
as above.
OTEY BATTERY.
A meeting of Otey Battery was held Tues
dav night at the storehouse Of Baughman
Brothers-C Chairman Montgomery West pre-
siding. All the arrangements for the aIadc
of the unwilling were perfected. About forty
members of the battery will participate III
the parade. The members who reside IN the
city will entertain the visiting members.
and on the night Of the 18th banquet Will
be- given i'm honor Of them.
Captain ID. y. Walker will be in COM
mand. and his son will bear the new banner
of the battery.
REUNION OF TIE j6rH.
Mr.. W. Ii. Young, Of Louisa. Va, writes
as follows to THE TINES: "Nill you kindly
state through the columns of your widely
read paper, for the benefit of all concerned.
that an informal reunion of the survivors OF
the 5Gth Regiment Virginia Volunteers will
be held at the Washington Monument, on
Capitol square, at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of the 18th inst|'
MILITARY BALL.
Mrs. Clement {. McPhail requests that
the ladies on her military ball supper COM
mittee will meet her at Mr.. zimmerman :.
7l3 east Broad street this afternoon at
O'Clock. Matters Of importance to be dis
en- ssed
TEXAS sOLDIERs.l
Texas will he represented in the parade
hy the Paris Pickets. Captain :. Braden. OF
Paris, Texas. They will bring twenty-four
men, and will arrive in Richmond on the
18th. This is one of the finest companies IN
the Lone star state.
OFFICIAL ORDER.
General John r.. Cooke, chief Of staff, has
issued the following order: The different
organizations intending to take part in the
parade on the 10Th instant, which have moi
already done so, will please notify me al
once, stating strength.
In the Courts.
HuStiRGS COurt.-Robert Brown. charged
with dealing policy, guilty, fined Sl.OO and
sent TO Jail for fifteen days. Rock Antony,