Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
THE MILITARY AND VETERANS.
Only Few Organizations Came In Last
Ntsat-Nauy Expected To-Day.


Very few 81 the outside military or vote
ran organizations Who VIII take parj III
"a. rD.tcrwout arrived Yesterday. Tho
briL Of tIa STRANGERS will come 10 Rich
u..rd ON t.a rr.rrir,r tram. today. The
to, n,tIIr.v comrcuioe -the Norfolk
T.r,s. a. N.rfoll ana tl.Grimos Battery,
al Portsmouth arrived on time. The
/ f'r.r,r ,r,,i. lotlrr'. commanded bv Cap
/ tam n. &. Keeling. brought forty-two men.
/ Who Arc nfertcr'd at the kegmeutnl
49,, viz" t5o lattor. commanaod Ly
Couteir & l.. Warren. la. forty men, who
nla stopping al Ioris. Both batteries
were met ~ thc deuots upon their arrival
hero and The visitor, were treated with
tlr utmos. hospitality by the local artIi.c-
rVrDu.
Inr following arc tho Wombors az the
Grimes Battery. Captain {. D.. Warren,
Lieutenant il. q. Co.Dua. Lieutenant ". A.
Powell. j. ". bayi-, ID. q. Cupo2cr, j. r..
Ia-,l..r, James Las 'ter, Walter l.. scott.
". ". Warren, " J.. Mathews, y.
Stafford, John Shepherd, ". W.
Cr.,pt. ". L. Ey.uu. ". O. stewart,
J.. D. Eeruo'ds. Hall bland. George
l'u'cuiu-. q. ". Wmieheai' ". y; S"r'hH'
g. iI9"u' '"' III -" ~ A. a.
o.. al, " +.,''I' - III ei.,,',nr -
N-' W. a. '''"' 80 ~ ~ pm,
T.. W"tf,h IT,; l. 3D. 'I"' II '-',,i.'.
W. Ming f.; VIC, 7", - ~ '''-N'0' -
@''"'"'' "".' 80
Ii- 'A'Ai"i ,.''N'' =.
The AltomAr.a Llght-liorSe liroop n
I 'ret hr-iWtnt cavalry p, 81 'hH'i't''N-
Vllr Who reached the Guy lcs'ei i"Y' "ie
GuHtcr.d at tac Arw'iF' i1ltV-'"2 {
members OF ihr 'fGahllHu'h are H. LC' anu
a.. oinCcIo oi u" company are u@ '""v"N'
Captain. Hugh !. Nelson: CAPTAIN our
IA =. ttITINIIl. IT-i Lieut. tenant,
g.. u. Ma9iuicr; Second Lieutenant -
Il. Hu0iu.
A. d late hour last night tho MontceHo
Guard. of 'hH'"it'sF-i-r' W%' tho 0h4y ~
tultiy company WHICH Adl IedCAeu 'ho
( CITY.
/ The officers OF the WISHING 9rEaui1Au,,ohs
W.ic hIubs1u'it 'nl'i'd'n,'' ~ 'io Nl''-
B tarv Club last night, and refreshments
were served an abundauc".
The members ~ the various CONF
paules Will receive taer IT az uurih~
their stay IA ldrhnDhd at No. i'IU
cast Mann street. ms dcp"I 'lh'Al'
which is well 'uppied with provisions is
conducted uhdri i4e super. SION u glH-
iui-slry Sergeant IL. \. Is. Moore and Ser
gcaut N!llAm GIBSON.
THE IIE~I NLIEHANs.
Toui-a Camp. Of Louisa county, and
/ Pierre Gibson Camp. Cd. CGlpeper. Va, ar
rived last night on tho Chesapeake and
I OHIO railway. Inc former cfEtAlIaDol,
which has about thirty men. is command
od by ". kean. whlle the latter winch mas
about Glty-tWo members here, ls headed
Dig f.. j. KYLE. lAe veterans of both camps
Az. .uartcr,d 40 SO. lll2 east Nam street.
A. all the representatives, oil the Pc
gram Battalion Association are members
a.. the Veteran camps tins body Will not
appear m the parade as separate orEanl-
zutiou. bat members flOm ont OF the ciiX
are requested % lom with Lee Camp ana
a.-cl1ie az their hHu.
The Otcy GatteiT ASSOCIATION Will as
sombic at Lee Camp Lail a. : @ CLOCK TO-
dav 20 take part ia the parade.
Veteran cayalrrm ON arriving IN ina
CITY to-day Will report at ihe 'rehshal"
Warehouse, whore they viii md stables
for their horses.
At - O'Clock all veteran cavalry Will as
eemtle no the Tobacco Exchange, where
they Viii epend an hour or two M social
converse before mounting and forming
column. Generals f.tz Lee, Kosser, and
Others Of the old cavalry leaders will be-
there at that time TO meet their old CON-
mands.
An members OF the old FIRST Eockbrdge
Battery are requ -~tcd 10 meet az tue NoI-
ncr ot -yenth and Grace streets at L.
NJ. to-day.
..,.r-N-r.s IL a. AMP NAN