The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
No. % east Broad street: and Gro. T..
HUGHES, No. q north Eleventh street
TWENTY FOURTH REGIMENT.

He will carry the Williamsburg flag and
wear his old uniform.
OLD CADETS.
All visiting and resident old cadets Of
the Virginia Military Institute, who par
ticipated IN the Battle Of New Market. will
meet ~ the Office Of &. II. Read. Jr. No. Il
north Ninth street, this morning to Or
ganize and take part in the procession.
FLAGS FOR THE FIRST.
This morning ut 9.lj o'clock. or as soon
as the First Regiment is formed on Mar
shall street, Colonel 10. Lane stern. Inspec-
tor General, viii present to the regiment
four marker and two generals guide lags.
as the gift Of Mrs. Jones. wife OF Colonel
Henry {. Jones. The iiaes are silk miuia-
ture Unted States flags, embroidered IN
gold and white. They are excellent pieces
OF needle work, and VIII be duly appreciated
| by the regiment.
BROWN CADETS.
The company Of the above name arrived
here Tuesday morning. and are quartorCd
a the Exposition grounds. This company
Is composed Of forty Young men, ,of Cos.
Miss. Captain William =. Brown. COM
handing. Their dress uniform (cOi0rS
green, old gold. and cream has been
grcatly admired since their arrival IN Rich
mond. and it is said their drilling Is SPLEEN
did. They Will present handsome appear
ance in the procession.
NEWSPAPER MEN.
The visiting newspaper correspondents
who arrived Yesterday from Washington.
are: Charles +. lowir, of the Boston Tray
| clcr; 4. Maurice Low. Boston Globe: L. {.
Rowland Philadelphia Press; George Gran
tham Balm, The nitcd Pres; George II.
Apperson. ~. Louis Nlooe-Demrcfal;
Harry l. Wp-f Mo.hiuvfnu Post. j
Lang, Ne" lofh Ire-S; D'llne' fieo Mus
sey' Vincihail Oonm'rciai n"telie.
NOTICE FOR OLD SOLDIERS.
nv callipgat Eth north Tu.ai1b street ven
com MOI ,[i,b f.n o.ntfeme, ttot ,,..
president D.yi.' r,i.la a. lhnL.ffia ~ seven
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! lance tO Richmond. ANY Information will
be cheefiuiiy gwen 10y him.
PICTURES DISPLAYED.
Numerous ujctur,.- of Ice and fbe other
Copf.darata Genar.ls Am. to h. soon. Tho
news stand M Ninth ana Main DISPLAYS "a
large framed painting of him. The Postal
telegram Compauy's building is adorned
with "A larso PAINTING Of George Washing
ton. Dr.G. Is. p. Brock, home ON Frank
lin street Is iasfciully draped. and I'm his
! front Garden il am army lent with nag-.
Nc. The old residence of General Lee. or-
po.ite Or. Brooks. has been very prettily
decorated.
Bunting. ha q. shields Nc. have been used
without stint ON tlo club hOuses-the West
moroland ihe Richmond and the Mercan-
tile. and the Exchange mansion looks rp-
splcndtnt I'D the HASH OF cOlors, the red pre-
dominating.
All the newspaper offices are trimmed
with banner and bands. and i'm front OF
The TIMES office stretches large tonied-
| crate nag. Another one like 1t Is III front oil
lib east yam street
one window OF J. y. Mlirr- pharmacy,
Fifth and Broad street-. is ornamented yin.
miniature ~ the confederate sgI'iti
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CokoLs BRIGADE.
Corse's BRIGADE will meet at the Chancery
Court room on Broad. between Ninth and
Tenth streets. al 40 O'Clock. To- or.anize for
the dav az nearly us possible as u was at
the close Of the war. and il Will from there
march ~ such Mace I'm the column as may
be- ASSIGNED H.
Othor brivadr~ of pitpfi's division are
invitrd IN or,aniye and u,ifn with tbi, bril-
padc i'm the t,rldo
j. !. Montague. Slf west Franklin street.
will entertain TODAY of his oI command
Hon. f. VI. scott. Hon. 4. 1. Ws,.ou..C Can
tain GEORGE G.. SAVAGE. and vs.. p. Crallc. ~
Company 3, Nineteenth Virginia Artillery:
g.. !. Eubink. Lancaster county; Dr. =. 4.
fllzhugh, northampton county; Thomas J..
BEWARE OF PICKPOcgEI~.
There are number Of crooks. pickpOck-
cts and professional thieves who are a'-
ways found wherever large crowds ae,em-
be i'm the city. People should be carotid
today. Keep your purses in Your inside |
pockets. and leave your watches aud scarf |
pins at home. And when tod "ai" alon-
Tue 9I,eis "l""f7 he'i I'D ,"1 i'-"t """
you VIII always a'''d '"'''9i""7'
Al THE STATUE.
BY the time the head Of the column
reaches the pedestal grounds to-day. every |
thing about that place Will De i'm per- /
feet order Ia receive the vast thron-. /
Coal dust was being laid on tine
aisle, between the qarqueue seals
Yesterday. and the debris has an been
removed from around the statue. General /
Iosnnb f. Joil,fnn maid a Visit to Mr.. Cole /
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be would fully instruct him as 10 how o. /
unyeil the statue.
An awning will De placed over the speak !
cr's stand this morning. which will add
greatly tO the comfort of those who occupy
the stand.
TIE CARPENTERS.
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yort ~, the -t,tue and Lniif the several
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The following men. all c0lolad. rim |
tended by Mr.. ". 40. Cole and Sir. g.. ". !
Haley. erected lie statue ON lho pedestal I
whore il now stands. They did their work |
faithfully and well. and have been so care !
fll i'm tho movement of timhers that the |
whole an air has been done without scratch /
10 the pedestal:
Friend. T.. adams. W. b. Branch. Ned |
Dabncy. Joseph Robinson. William Friend, /
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