Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22

least 600 OF their old cemrafes The Camp "
quests all that can do 20 20 assist them with pro-
visions They will surely be needed.
THE "BLooDY" FIRST.
Colonel Frederick skinner win be the guest OF
Colonel Morton Marye during the unwilling. %
wants 70 lead his old regiment, the bioouy
first,' In the parade. Colonel w. III. Pslns.
will call the associations together Saturday nignS
next 70 mako the arrangements for BIG Turn
out Of the cid boys.
THxAs TROOPS COMING TO RICHMOND.
The Paris Pickets, Captain S. Braden, VIII
leave home Saturday the 24th and arrive IN
Richmond May 9th.
They will bring twenty-four men.
The Pickets are one OF the finest companies 10
NE STATE, aud will represent Texas very credita-
bly,.
THE wEsTMoRELASD CLUB.
This club has mnde arrangements TO entertiin
100 visitors whom their mombers may intro-
duce on the Goth.
CONMfssAEY DEPARTMENT.
The Veterans commisssry department has
been established at No. 1910 east Main street,
Dext door 10 WinRo, Ellet, & Crumps, under tao
charge ofD a. Brown, Jr., tcharmaDJ and IL now
ready 70 receive Guy contributions that may os
offered. II IL earnestly requested that liberal
donations bc made 20 this committee, a. large
number Of veterans will be here The commit
tee have addressed the following 70 all the
butchsrs. bakers, and dairymon to assist them
In this undertaking:
Gentlemen,-A you VOL know, there will be
large number Of old veterans hero at the great
unyeing, and II lie absolutely necessary that they
should be led while bore. We appeal TO you 70
come ~ our assistance with a con hbuiion OF
meats, bread, ana milk, which We arc confident
viii not be In vain. Please let us know he kinl
and quantity you are disposed T. contribute ana
when you can deliver the same at our headquar-
terA
by order Of the Committee.
d. A. BEoWE, Jr., Chairman.
A. 4. Splitter Secretary.
The committee has made an arrangementfore ore
wagon and have had the commlssary sign placed
on each side. This vehicle Will receive oil dona-
tonA from those who desire TO assist the COM
mittee and who cannot deliver the provisions at
headquarters
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
Mayor Ellyson said last night that every MEM
bor OF the police force will be on duty on tho
29ih. Several OF Pirkerton's detectives Will also
be here
On tho morning Of the unvoiIlng a large de-
tscbment Of officers will be seat 20 the monu-
mentgrounds TO keep the people from the
grand stand and any OIher places that are re-
served FIFTY officers will ride at the head OF
the procession, and several moro viii DO scat
tered along the line Of march.
wrsE's BRIGADE VETERANS.
Wise's Brigade Association Committee: OF
which Mnior j. c. Hnl is chairman. met last
night
Their headquarters next week will be at the
Blues Armory, where they will meet at 10 A. NJ.
on the 21th
Tho vetornns will be commanded by Colonel
J. Thomas Cooie, OF Mecglshburg The address
Of welcome here will DO made by Lieutenant
Colonel Peyton Wise
The brigaie-he a. quarters nag and the battle
flag Of the ni,y-ninth regiment will be used IN
the parade. IL II expected that 250 veterans will
be present
TIE YOUNG GUARD ASSOCIATION.
At a meeting OF the Young Guard Association,
held yesterday Al No. 1871 east Cary, II was
RsSolrei, That tho association parade on the
29;h instant at the unve ling Of the Lee sintue.
and cordially invite the survivors OF all com
m suds 10 the brigade commanded by Brigadier-
General VI. d. Core 70 unite with us on the oc-
ca-ion. and especially the survivors OF the Fli.
teenth Virginia i-faniry, as we Will have the Old
flag prese ntei 10 the company (ll) oy Mrs. Nor
Tis, OF Williamsburg, Va, the samo having been
made ont Of her wedding dress.
ReSoired hat this meeting adjourn to Friday
evening, the Sd Instant, at o'clock 70 perfect
further arrangements suitable 10 the occasion,
10 which all members Of he association ana sur
vivors Of the Fifteenth are invited 70 attend.
Hss0lred, That General N. d. Corse be invited
10 become the especial guest OF thlS association
on his occasion.
Rcs9ired. That Colonel F. VI. Morrison, Of tho
fifteenth, be invited 10 unite with Us and taso
command Of his old regiment.
The following incident Occ lrred at a celebra-
t0n Of the Ioung Guard Association on its an
nlyersary on the 1871 April. 1883, which elected
from its old brigade commander, who WAS una
bic 70 bo present, TIE following sentiment: The
Young Guard. Company II, Fifteenth Virginia
regilentinfsn'ry, Always ready with prompt
response TO the call OF duty, regardless Of dimcul-
ties or DANGER
REPORT AT ONCE.
General John Il. Cooke, chief Of the stat Of the
Marshal says:
me finorent organizations intending 70 take
part N the parade on the 29th instant which
have not already done so will please notify me
al once, stating strength
GENERAL MOTIFS,
Tho Mayor Of Winchester. Va. Informed Mayor
EUysOn by postal card yesterday that he will at
tend the unyeiling.
A letter was received by the Reception and In
vitation Committee yesterday morning Stating
that firs company from Raleigh. n. c., win
forty men ana q pand OF music, Will arrive in
Richmond on the morning OF the 29th 10 pariici-
pate IN the parade.
The surviving members OF the Thirtieth Vir-
ginis regiment numbering about go men, will
be Ia ths parade.
Mr. Cole expects to have the stntue IN It's pro-
per position on tho pedestal tomorrow or early
morning.
Tho city school Board meets next Monday az
teruoon II O'Clock, when the subject Of holt
day for the unVeling will be discussed and act
Oh upon. IL IS probable that the schools will be
closed both Thursday and Friday. tho latter
being Memorial and DecOration-day.
Captain william Gibson, OF Wythevllle. the
war cOInmiAsdry or subhiStencos hlDert L. CID
DOny, who was chief clerk at General Harry
Hoths headquarters, and Colonel Jesse Kyle, of
North Carolina. will be the guests Of SIR. J. W.
Archer, No. l2 south Third street, during the I'M
yelling
Special Trains on the c. and o. for the
dwelling.
special train on the 2Sth will leave Char
otiesyille al p. NJ, reaching Richmond at
P u.
On the 29th q special train will leave Norfolk,
Hampton, &c, arriving al Richmond
n BIS A. 81. On the same date a special train
gil leave SiauntOn al 335 A. NJ, CharlOl ltesvlle
,.i5 A. NJ, reaching Richmond at 4. NJ. From
on the 2yth q special train viii leave
81 7:3O z. II. for Staunton and at : Y. n. Tor
Hampton. Norfolk, Portsmouth, &C., making oil
ocal stops.
The regular Lynchburg and Lexington train
eBYing Richmond a. 400 will be held at Rich |
nond on tho S9th until T.. II.
In addition 70 the special service named oil
'eguler passenger trains will be provided with |
,xtra coaches on the 2Stn and 29th to accommo- |
late tho crowd which arc expected.