The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

passed of.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line of march was rs follows:
stOnewall Brigade Band.
General Walker and staff
Five hundred Confederstes IN line, mostly
StOnewall brigade. 49,
Tho Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth. twenty
third and Twenty seventh Regiments, with
three bands. IN regular order ,
The Associate Camp Of Virginia. led by Colonel
". Z. Smith and stan.
Light Infantry Blues, OF Richmond.
Light Infantry llues Band.
i. J.. Lee Camp drum corps;
H. H.. Lee camp, OF tlcnm0hu.,
The Pickett-Buchanan Camp. OF Norfolk-Sixty
The stonewau Camp Of Portsmouth 27 men.
The Lee Camp. Of Hampton, 30 men,,
No l. Washington, D. g., Camp Confederate
hleIandria Camp, 70 men.
Winchester band
Winchester Camp, No. 4, 2U0 veterans, 80
Hampshire and Hardy county Camp West IT.
Rownn-connty H. O. Veterans, %.
The Society. of Army and Navy, Confederate
Veterans, OF Maryland.
Chief Marshall General Z. 1. Johnson CHIEF OF
stGh.
Great Southern and Of Baltimore.
Second Virginia Regiment, five companies
strong, Colonel Nulting OF Win
chester, in command
Virginia ZOusyes OF Lynchburg.
llome Guards Of lynchburg.
FitZ Lee Troop Cayaly OF Lynchburg.
Light Artillery Blues OF Norfolk 49,
Company &C." Confederate Veterans, FIRST Viz
ginia Regiment
NOTES.
The Light Infantry Blues, of Richmond. Va,
excited considerable applause on the line OF
march for their magnificent sOidlerly btarlilY'
Mrs. Jackson he'd a public reception tlt tllis
evening from 20 3 o'clock a iarge @ GIowo row 'o'A
General Wade Hampton and Colonel {. 1.
OFerrall Nere interviewed this evening as 70
their opinion of the unyelllng. Ihey 9oth
thought the statue very fine. indeed and Col
0nel OFcrr6ll said Il never saw better man
aged affair than this entire OCCASION.
THE MoEUMHNT
The monument marks the grave Of Jackson
in tho cemetery near the Presbyterian church
where jackson worshipped H. Lexington.
Hardly stone throw from the church Stands
the chapel which, under the supervision u
General Lee was built for college services, ana
to which, after his death was added the mal-
soleum. In its crypt rest General Lees remains
and those OF bis wife and daughter. Inc upper
chamber. which contains valentines recnmDent
statue Of the general. has tesseiated floor, ~
white marble and encaustlc tiles with panelfd
walls which hold inches Tor stafne. oi South- HtI
ern generals. Tho design WAS suggested 10 MRS.
H. j.. Lee by p photograph Of the recunbtut
staiuos at Charl0'tenhurg OF the Emperor ana
Empress Of Germany and Iald by her helotg
the committee. The commander ~ repftsenleu
aeloep on his camp couch, clothed IN UNIFORM
and covered with an army blanket and WIN one
hand resting on his sword.
The same SCULPTOR who made the reclnlent
statue NJ Lee wss invited 20 prepare he deslgn
Tor the bronze statue ~ Jackson; The attltnq9e
was adopted al the suggestion OF MI David T.
Moore, the Commonwealth attorney, VINO as
fcrgealt O.. uiCce = the hockDridso DH.t.L3'
had seen general Jackson SO stand al tbe
battle 0f frederlcksburg. the features were
c0uiel from photograph which was fhken ~
Win hester during the way. The mou1meLt
has been set mp in a circular space on the crest
OF the village cemetery, az the ehh .o4 me Otl-
travelled pathway which enters from pam
street The suhstructure, which vas bullt mp
In an excavation nine feet IN depth was made
OF dressed limestone from TINS VchltF. me
crypts open norihWard and are arranged intWO
parallel tires lying Que above the other, three ia
0acn tire ne center crypt IN the lover tiIe -
occupied hy the casket OF OfeIl JACKSON nat
immediately above hy that Of his daughter.
Mrs Christian. The pedestal Is made oi hght
gray granite from the Nostham quarries, near
Richmond. Va. 10 Is neatly dressed ana rises
ny several blocks % the statue. from Iounaa- l..a
mcntati0n. T. he north face OF TEE middle stone
Lears tho word. "stonowall' the opposite face
the name Jackson and The dates 1921 1903
III. bronze statue i II heroic size and repre-
cents the commander in Uniform. standing
with pair Of field glasses IN ms rlght hanu'
which he has Just lowered. and ms left hani
placed on the top OF the sword hilt, his weight
resting on the left leg and the sword polnt.
i hus be stood on the night nenk oi Lees army
an fredericksblrg and watched ths serfieu
hosts OF Franklin advancing across the plains
near Hamiitons Crossing. engaging Pelham's
light artillery and assaultlng his position. Inc
altitude is essy and graceful, the expression o.
the face that Of a man IN the prime OF lite'
whose soul is agitated by The strongest emotions;
The statue oyeruoks the landscape Of hill ana
dalo. which roll southward until II fades away
in the blue haze that wraps the peaks OF Otter
and other spurs Of the Blue Ridge range.
The monument is he second memorial erected
in Virginia in honor Of General Jackson SGon ;oE
after his death in 1883 an association Of English
gentlemen subscribed about 1000 guineas to get
work Of art by Great Bg,tain Pess sTisdta rtsd o.
the State OF Virginia and placed ID the Capitol
square in Richmond IL was executed by Foley
and on October &C. 1916, was unveiled Win proper
ceremonies.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY BANQUET
This evening banquet was rendered to twen-
ty-hve members Of the Southern Society OF New
York, who, headed by Hugh N. Gordon, para,
cipated in the proceedings. a large number OF
Union veterans we're also tondered luncheon
this afternoon sna IN he PROCESSION fhe meIn-
bers IN blue we're enthusiastically greeted.