The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
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adiutant, Y. c., 81; Second Sergeant III. W.
Bennett. second company. 81; First Lieu
tenant {. 4. Dawson. second company. 81 :
Edward X. West. 81: A. Miller, 81; VIM.
G.. Long, 81; l.. u. Camden, 81: +. Z.
Eyens0n, 81; Charles T.. Wondcrby, 81;
Edwin \. Lewis. 81; George l.. Nolkmar,
81: &. Aug. NOlkmar, 81; &. X. Yingling.
81; II. W. Tilyard 81; John J. Green. 81
Robert J. Walton, 81; II. A. Williams, 81;
samuel VI. smith, 81; \. J. Cavey, 81;
Charles w. Halter 81; Joseph A. Gimball.
81; VI. J. Block. 81: John .. G. Almonds,
81; W. +. Lewis. 81; Charles NJ. stetd, 81;
&. W. Newton, 81; Lewis Berner ST. J.. W.
knight. 81: Charles w. STREET.. 81; Louis
Charles Horn. 81: Thomas J. Ward, VI. d..
81: II. IL. Lucke. /: William \. stewart, Jr..
81; A. Attkin, 81: +. Weens, 81; Geo. +.
Renner. 81: samuel W. Dorsey, 81; Samuel
T.. Hill. 81: W. +. Hoffman. 81; A. l..
Warner. 81: William A. kammerer, 81;
Fred. Rut-che. 81; Fritz Reuter-. 81; q. W.
Dawson. 81: G. f. Hentech, 81: J. ii. Roeer
81; T.. W. Dawson. 81: +. 4. Watts. 81; W.
W. Green. 81: T.. l.. oDOnnell, 81; Thomas
W. jenkins. Sl:.David W. Jenkins, 81; Matt
:. Brepau. 81: Thomas Foley Risky, 81: G.
W. Dohon. and : Baltimore street 81; Win
feld.J. Amoos. 81; George u. Gather, .lr..
81: Daniel \. Boone. 81; =. l.. Wickes. 81;
n; Il. II. Powell, 81; W. kennedy Boone,
The vets were accompanied by the fine
Southern. uaud. W. Paris Chambers, leader.
Wherever the Marylanders appeared
whether aa militia men or as veterans, the
OriOie colOrs ana the strains of maryland.
Ny Maryland cOmmingling with those Of
Dixie resulted in enthusiastic cheers.
As Col. W. \. Boykin, at the head Of his
column. reached the span in front Of the
Richmond Club the order to halt came from
some point way In the van. This gave the
members Of the club aud their friends a
chance 20 make themselves heard with n
vim. To Colonel BoYkin was sent glass
fIll of water with which be drank 10 the
health Of the club. Then ltzeis band struck
up Maryland" all instruments going.
By request the cymbols and drum We're
then omitted. and with the Organ-like tones
Of the brass instruments as an accompair-
ment the club then sang the words Of the
stirring anthems and hundreds Of female
voices i'm the vicinity 9ummed a low chorus.
it was "a very affecting scene. When TN
Finh reached the residence of Mr.. John i.
Branch. they called for senator Ransom.
who appeared and made very pleasant lit
Tie speech.
The Fifth will return to Baltimore to-
night.
THE "BlG FOUR
An incident Of the great parade was the
selection by the commanding officer OF tAc
Confederate Army and Navy Society IN
MARYLAND Of the front file Of fOurs %
march before the cOlOrs and battle
faes of the Maryland contingent At
ter an inspection Of the command.
the h0nors fell on Mr.. Fielden {.
~ringlud. well known member Of the
Baltimore bar; DR.. Francis W. Patterson.
"a well-knOwn physician and agriculturlst
Of Baltimore county; MIR. Henry ID. Beall.
"a private in liOs.Cr's cavalry brigade. and
Dr. Thomas G.. Boykin, prominent whole
sale druggist Of Baltimore. This was ter
minated by the commanding officer. 1.-THE
big four of the command, and in support
of this designation, il may be-
mentioned that the combined weight of the
four eX-C0ufodcratos assigned TO the ironl
rank is little over 500 pounds, whilst the
aggregate height of the four Is considerably
over is feet. the heighih Of the lowest being
six feet i'm the stocking feet, while the tall
ast was over six feet two inches. sew
rral OF these gontlomcn had never
met before: bat such was the
felicity Of the combination, that the "blg
lour." by invitation Of leading members
adjourned to the hosptabe precincts of the
Wcstmoroland club, where several hours
we're spent i'm most pleasant intercourse
in which Generals William II. Payne
Charles ". Field, and VI. -. Corse, eX
Governor John bee Carroll. Colonel VI. Vi
Uogers of Roanoke. Colonel "/arr0na
Thomas. Captain Chamberlayne. aud other
congeni3l spirits participated. The affair IN
all respects was one Of the most pleasant OF
of the great Confederate reunion. As tn
result Of the introduction, the "bg four
have determined 10 have an annal reunion
which viii NOT bee confined to the quartett'
of "big m-." but choice Confederate spirt'
will Dee am active element. both in the inte'
| lcctual and gastr0n0mic feasts.