Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-29


vyrgRAN ORDER.
Tia vstsrana viii follow the military In this
]: President rosram Battalion Association
.. Pesrsm battalion Association
.. Commander Of Grand Camp, Confederate
Veterans, Department OF Virginia, nna s.an' W
=. X. <: Lee Camp, No ], comm Nn g com ".
Archer Richmond Msnryr Csmp MS VA.
Pickett BUCHANAN Camp, No. 3, Commandcr
Waiter y. Irvine, Norfolk, Va: StonewaliCninp'
No. 4. Commander X. G. Marshall, Portsmouth,
Va. X. T. Leo Camp, No z, Commshder Mn ~,
Camp. No. a. Commander W. Gordon AcCabe,
Pctersbure, va: George =. Pickett Comp, NO.
., Commander Catiett conway hIchnonu,
John Bowiestrsnge lamp; no. R ~; Camr No.
~. Commander John s. Powell, Prince william
county: j. n. Il. stuart camp, NO. 10, Sv.a'
mandor NJ. A. Moncure. keams Station; LOUISA ,,
Camp Confederate rs,e5sms TireISs inan
try: Ex-Confedorate Soldiers ana Sailors hsso-
citation; society OF the Army ana NavyDi .ne
Confederate states; Richmon v,I lsat Rssep,
hssociation: II. +. Lee Camp. Sons OF Veterans:
II. r.. chew Camp Sons Of Veterans. IN,
Tho City Council IN carriages VII
tase position IN column to, IN sei' Memo
rial Association In carrazes .t above
OF City Council Any associations IN tne auo, ,s
list who desire 10 tako place IN coiuinh III "aso',
or other oonvcyances will take poeilion IN rear "a
ORGANIZATIONS on foot In the order which they ap-
pear in Above list. Any organizations o'her
than military or veteran, who desire 10 take pc
siiion In column will DO assigned BY president OIL
Pcgram Battalion Association.
THE NAKcH OUT.
Tho column will commence 10 move at 1880 A.
". from tho corner OF Grace AND MINI s.soa. I've,
no Oroce 10 Fifth. thoDco TO Franklin, ana up
FRANKLIN 70 the Lee monument The inihntfy
ana artillery will from this point take tne nor.
nItage ayenue, and after crossing Broal etreoe
will hat. The cavalry VIII, whon broiu NJ s 90,
reached turn up Broad, pass the Expcsluoh
buildings TO the new road, ond thence ou' 70 Its
junction with the hermitage road, thsre nsi.ns
until tho infantry and artillery have passeu. nhu
then resume thoir former places IN the ooiunin.
Tho carriages with invited guests Will follow tno
artillery Tho veterans. when Broad street y
reached will halt, and such ms snail De esslgnou
to wagons (Which will ooin position ~ lnis P'a'se
viii occupy them. The remainder Will then TAX
M the limo OF march. and having crossed bfoa"
street will tako position IN rear OF tho casAu
who Will then resume tho march out 10 tnc mn u
monument. Whom the head OF tue coiu"." VI
yetcrans shall reach the junction Of the new
road they will halt, and While the cs'alI! eIe
moving into their places those III .he "Sso,s
will dsmount and resume Their pi sces an So'a Wv.
"A at tho start. The column wiz Keep the ronu
on me lott. Arriving at the monument P0si.Ions
will DO assigned all commands by the resr"ih
Battalion Association stan.
AT TIE MONUMENT.
Tho programme Of ceremonies Al tne monn-
mont viii be Cali to order. by MAJOR hoinas n.
Brander, tho president OF the A. r. I'M hohu-
n,ont Asso,iation: prayer, by Rev. j. II. Newton,
hcplsin Pecram Battalion Assoclsuon, music
Introduction OF orator, by Dr. D. MiIiia,n yohes,
former chaplain Of the Thirteenth hesiDie,I'
Virginia Infantry address, by Generai lanes a.
Walker commander Of stonehsl brigaue )
music; unwilling OF monument saiu'e ~ afth-
lery ana infantry. All,
Tho unyeiiiDg-cord will be drawn 10y alss
Virginia Preston Mems, granddaughter OF
Colonel William Palmer, General hlli ASSIST
ant adiutant-general and chief Of stan, and the
signal gun will be Cred 10y detachment Oh the
Program Battalion Assocaloa'
THE RETURN MARCH.
After the ceremonies ut the monument the bu-
gle will sound the assembly, when me colu.nn
will i,e reformed Ia tho same oraer anu return
by the came roads they came. the srtliieiy auu
cavalry breaking OIL at the lunctlon OF ihe Now
road and the veterans rosufning tbelr pisces III
the wagons. When the Expositi0n-Grounus are
reached the artillery and cavalry aud carriages
will enter tho grounds from the Broad-stree'
entrance and the infantry and veterans VIII en-
ter from the entrance on the rnllrOai. After
the lunch tho bugle Will sound me Assembly,
wnen the column will be again formed and
march over to Hollywood TO take part in the
ceremonies there.
AN IuPosING DEMONSTRATION.
Should the day prove fair the demon
stration will DO most imposing. llere
will be- more Confederate camps In line
than on any previous occasion OF the sort,
and il il anticipated that there will be
general outpouring Of the people 10 the
Site. A graud-stand has been erected at
the monument. which Will seat some 3Oo
persons, and every arrangement MADE 10
dispose of the crowd, 30 that they can wit
ness the ceremonies 10 the b0st advantage.
The committees have made no arrange
ments for carrying the pubic TO the
Grounds. but it is understood that trans
nortation will be abundant from the points.
al which the street-car lines approach II
nearest and from Seventh and Broad
streets.
IL is matter of general regret that no
North Carolina organization Will partici,
more TO the glory of the old Light Division
and the Third Corps than ulo those Oh
North Carolina.
Annie preparations have been made TO
lnnct, the military and veterans at the Ex-
noeition- building. This matter ls under
The supervision Of Major Brander, and he
will be assisted by large committee OF
ladies.
marked feature Of the unvelling cere-
monies will be the grand display OF the
military. who will turn out III unusually
large numbers. +
Colonel Henry G. Jones, commandant OF
tho FIRST Virginia Regiment, Will head tho
narade. which will be the finest seen in
| this CITY since the unyeiling OF the Lee
monument.
The infantry participating in the parade
will report to the commanding ofhcer on
Narshall street at 9:45 A. N., and be formed
| IN the following order:
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers. LIEU
| tenand- Colonel A. Il. Phillips command
| ing, night resting on Ninth street III Two
Fourth Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
Iieutenant-C Colonel III. Hodges command
| inc. on left of FIRST Regiment.
| Provisional Battalion, Captain Sol.
| Cutchlns commanding, on LETT OF Fourth
Third Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
| CAPTAIN Thomas 5. Keller commanding, on
| LETT of provisional battalion.
| The following companies Will report 10
| Captsin Cutchins, commanding the pro-
| ylslonal battalion: Richmond Light In.
| fantry Blues. Company &, Fourth Bat
talon ID. Z. N. u. (iiSht guard, ana hunt
| ineton Rifles.
| Tho following companies will report to
| Captain Thomas s. Keller. commanding
| Company ID and Company T., Third Regl-
4
ment.
| THE CAVALRY REGIMENT.
The cavalry display tomorrow bids fail
TO be tho finest seen in this citg since the
| war. and whole regiment OF trooper:
| will take part III the unvelling ceremonies
| Ii is TO be regretted that Surry Troop viii
not be present. This organization Will not
| be able TO attend, as they could not make
| connections with the boat without losing
| four or five days. Troop G, of Lynchburg,
| will reach here this morning at $40 O'CLOCK
RIA the Richmond and Allegheny Division
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The
yiutors will be met &C the depot BY an es-
| cort under charge of Captain Guigon
commissary of the regiment, and con.
Quoted to breakfast.
| Interest in the cavalry service IS now
greatly ON the increase and Virginia car
boast the honor of having the only yolnn
| teer cavalry regiment IN the United States
| HOW THE TROOPERS WILL FORM.
The following Will be the formation o
the regiment. as prescribed by Genera
Orders No. 2. issued by Colonel q. +
| Halves:
| /. u) Major w. Kirk Nathews will command
| the first squadron and Captain David Moore, oi
ICON r. viii commant the second squadron
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