The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

statue 10 be occupied by ladies and veterans;
=, private grand stand; 2, veterans ofganlza-
tons; I, military; 9. uniformed caNary; n; ar
| tillery: j. mounted veterans; ], carriage
stand.
Al THE ARMORN.
The Mems Reception Committee met at
the AnnOry last night, and DR.. Joseph a.
White presided. II was decided that the
committee be divided into subcommittee,
which were appointed as follows by the
chairman:
Introduction Committee General Joseph
u. Anderson, chairman; :. W. Iravers, >.
H. Witty. Colonel II. {. Jones, DR.. Joseph
4. White, Colonel Thomas Il. Marshall.
| Captain W. G.. Harvey. Jr., lieutenant-C oil
ouel Joseph Y. BidgOOd and Captain sol
Cutchins.
Music and Dancing COmmttec-Lieuten-
anti COlonci Jo Lane stern, chairman; Col
mel Charles OBJ. CoNaTdn, Edward lngle,
! IS. II. Marriott, j. IL. X. Burgwyn, samuel
| REGISTER.
supper Commttee-Major b. j. Block,
chairman II. {. scott, J. j. Wright, l.. n.
li0cn, .. II. Perry.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
4 gpecial dispatch to THE TIMES from
| Petersburg saws: a letter from member
of the famous Washington Artillery To
| friend in this city says they Will come L"
| fha uuyeiling. leaving New Orleans on n
..,ecial lightning tfain on Monday after
noon next. and reaching Richmond VIA
| Lvnchburs and Petersburg, at breakfast
! time " Wednesday. Among those who VIII
come are Colonel thlaman, Colonel owen,
| CAPTAIN McElroy, Adjutant kinshardt and
probably Captain and Ordnance Olhcer oil
the battalion, Charles l.. [. Dupuy.
LNNCHBURG's CONTINGENT.
\ special To THE TINES from Lynchburg
saws: "Our military companies that IN
| iend 10 be present at the unNelllng oil the
! lee monument would be- much larger than
| they promise 10 be If merchants could Le
| nduc,d t0 let on their clerks, which 1t Is
| hop.d they will do. General Jubal A.
| Early will 20 down next Tuesday to pre-
side. and viii probably fall in with the
| Now Orleans Washington Artillery, which
| Is to pass through the city about that time'
MRS. JACKSON WILL BE HERE.
A special dispatch from Charlotte, \. G.,
/ To TnE TINES said: Mrs. Sl0newall jack
son has decided to 20 10 Richmond 10 the
myeiling OF the lee monument.
THE NINTH CAVALRY.
4 meeting Of Ninth Cavalry, was held last
night. Captain John III. Ware, chairman,
called the meeting 10 order and invited
Comrade SydrOr. OF the Fourth Cavalry, u
preside. The meeting included members
from several cavalry commands and IL was
determined TO invite members Of Regiments
who may be- without organizations, ON the
ggth 10 rendezvous at the Exposition
ground. with the Ninth Cavalry. This aI-
niles 10 all members OF the Cavalry Corps,
Army Of Northern Virginia, who maybe III
the city on the 2sth or 18th instant. except
Wickham's Brigade, whose headquarters
will be at Crenshaw's Warehouse.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and much
routine work was accomplished, looking
particularly 10 the comfort and entertain
ment OF visiting comrades.
LITTLE NOTES.
The contractors who are engaged al0Dl
the line Of march will begin this week in re
moving the building mater2i along the line
Of march. By the 18th the streets trayerseo
should be free from any thing tnat VIII I'M
pede in the slightest tue moving OF th'
, Tie Police Court will do business on th'
b 20fh. As usual. NO continued or Intricate
= cases will be tried. but the drunks, assault
and battery cases, Nc., Will have hearing
The court will meet at . o'clock instead
half-past9. IN
I The nostoflice and cust0m-h0use Will no
he closed on the 18th. but there will gen
eral understanding that recess VIII ID
taken 10 give all the employees time TO Se'
= the parade. The banks VIII close on IN
D 18th but viii not be closed on the jVth..
b The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po
tom.c Railroad will make special arrange
ment. tor the accommodation OF the publi
, pa.sng over is line. All trains will az
riy. al and leave from Elba station, at Ia
- head of Broad street.
sixty coaches have been chartered by th
D people Of Danyille 10 bring their cOntribu
= tor. to the unyeillng. Counting sixty pei
sons 10 a car, they will bring about 800
Z people.
: How the many, many thousands OF pee
b ple who will arrive on the 2Jth VIII be ie
i agiisting the minds Of many citizens Q
this city. The hotels and restaurants ar
7 are totally inadequate 10 give these peopi
!. food. The men VINO viii open hrstclas
= restaurants for the 18th, 2Jth, ana oOth VII
do "A paying business. -,
> on TUESDAY and " ednesday all the mil
=. tarv men who have various duties TO pei
form in connection with the unyeiling, wi
:. transact their business in full-dress un
forms.
z General Cooke has not assigned the man
veteran organizations TO their places IN line
J. These organizations are constantly repor
ed, ard he will not De able TO give out hl
n, report before Monday night.
= Active preparations are being made fc
: the comfort Of The Fifth Maryland Regimen
h al the Regimental ArmOry. The men W!
i sleep on mattresses, ana detais oi me
q from various companies viii see 10 the
7. comfort while in Richmond.
!, The Pace building was decorated beaut
fully yesterday. Many other buildings o
/. Main street are following suit. Go,erns
/ street is one OF the prettiest squares e'.
- decorated in Richmond. All the merchant
II on that street from Main 10 Franklin clu'
bed in, and the result Was far more sati
!, factory than IL they had each carried .
n their Individual ideas.