Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-30


morrow morning on the AS train, due IN
Richmond at $50 A. VI. The camp will
bring between forty and fifty men ard
will have a drum-cOrps of ten pieces.
General VI. ID. Corse will accompany the
organization.
Colonel G. W. Frayser, president Of the
Confederate Historical Association OF
Memphis. Tenn; Mr.. II. II. Clark. of
Clarbsville. Tenn. and Captain I. q. Gar
nett, of Washington. have accepted invl-
tations to attend the rcintcrmfnt.
Captain Elicit is in receipt or letter
from ex-Governor Holiday. in which the
latter states that he will be unable TO
attend the reinterment Oh account OF an
indiSposition.
Mrs. George f. Pickett the widow OF tho
famous general, telegraphed Captain FL
lett last night that she had decided 70
come to Richmond on the occasion of the
reinternent
Senator aud Mrs. George G. Vest. of
Missouri. will be among the distinguished
guests who Will attend the reInterment.
Among those invited 10 serve upon the
staff Of Chief-Marshal General John b..
Gordon who declined was General William
Malone.
GUARD OF HONOR AND PALL-BEARERs.
II. T.. Lee Camp. No. /, Confederate
Veterans, will meet at the camp nall to-
night at $3.50 o'clock. and with their drum
corps will proceed TO the depot. The
guard of honor aud active pall-bearers
will meet with the camp. Lee Camp will
be glad to see ut that time any ot tho
honorary pall-bearers who may be pleased
to honor them with their presence. The
following Is u list of the guard OF honor,
active and honorary pall-bearcrs:
Honorary Pail Bearers - Lieutenant
General Jubal 4. Early, Maior-General
Stephen ID. Lee. Mai General Dabney IT..
Maury, judge W. ". Crump. Major b. W..
Richardson, Colonel Archer Anderson, l}rl-
gader-General David \. Wel-lger. Mr.. W.
T. Woody, Senator VI. G. Butler, Lieuten-
ant George A. Smith, Messrs. John En-
ders, Sr., Moses Mihiser. NJ. A. Allen,
Hugh Bloir, John Purcell. j. /. WINSTON,
I. $. Burford. Colonel John Taylor Wood
Confederate States Navy. Dr. james b.
McCaw. and the Governors OF the south
eru States.
Active Pall-Bearers-Maio James W.
Pegram. Greer H. Baughman, ID. Smith
Redford, b. ~ Batkins, Ellyson ". Mar
tin. James r. MedlicOtt, Joseph Is: No
Kinney. and Charles A. Spence. OF Lee
Camp; George Wlnfree end X. IL.
Smith, of Pickett Camp.
GUARD OF HONOR.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Byrne. Off
Ger Of the day Lieutcnant-COlonel John
4. Meanley. officer of the guard: Captain
Andrew J. Wray. sergeant of the guard ;
Sergeants-John NJ. Warren and L. G.
Crnmp: Corporals-J. W. ID. Farrar and
Charles II. Epps; Privates-J. II. Ed
wards, John A. Booker, k. l. Childress, +.
A. Bowry. d. +. Francis. L. j. Roper, An
drew J. Berry, Gus T.. Delarue, +. B. FL
liott. A. 5. taudree, John W. Gillian. J..
n. Gill. James Hannon, W. K. Hall. George
". Nj. JARVIS, Watkins Lindsey. T.. W.
Maraple. James McGraw, ID. Hardy Pyle.
Charles Z. Turner, Robert Ralston. J. }.
Sullivan, Joseph Il. Thomas, Edward j.
luck, Charles z. Winston, John f. Laugh
ton, Jr.. Philip Samuel. :. Mitchell
Charles b. Tenant. Kennedy Palmer, w.
+. Snider, Il. j. Anderson. W. {. Grady,
George +. Rlves. j. X. Molloy, 4. n. Law
renee. James Spence. A. }. Blackburn, and
". I. Ford, from Lee Camp. Those from
Pickett Camp are given below:
The regular meeting of George l.. Pick
EFT Camp was held last evening at tho
headauarters. Colonel NOrthen command
ing. The following veterans were unani-
mOusly elected members OF the camp Z:
Captain Eldridge Morris. b. +. Ashby,
William T.. Cree. Of the old FIRST Virginia ;
Moses Quarles. OF the Second hlrglnia,
and :. T. Austin. Fifth Virginia Battalion
of Artillery.
The following detail was made fer guard
of honor to the remains of the ex-Pre,l-
dent. in conjunction with similar detail
from Lee Camp: Corporal of Guard. L.
". Traylor; Comrades, }. L. Hastings. r..
J. Smith. f. j. Waller. 4. +. Irewaller,
James II. Clarke, Henry Boone, james H.:
Hendricks. and w. J. Browne. This detail
will meet at Lee-Camp Hall this evening
promptly at 9 O'Clock.
1 -rI.r,I chat fha aCCgfn hlD
at its headquarters at l o'clock l.. NJ.
promptly on "Wednesday next to partlci-
pate IN the parade.
The camp unanimously agreed to march
in body To the depot tonight to receive
the remains Of President Davis accompa-
med 10y Its drum corps.
thanks were rendered the y. W. /. G. L.
for the entertainment given Tor the benett
of the Plckett-Camp cottage on thursday
evening last.
The ladies of the Auxiliary Corps will
decorate the Pickett monument and the
grounds al jacent ON "Wednesday morning,
and would be glad To receive any contrl-
button of flowers and be thankful II the
same be sent TO No. 1907 west Cary street
By A. NJ. that day.
The active and honorary pall-bearers
from Pickett Camp will meet at Lee-Camp
Hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
The destitute condition Of the widow
and family Of one of Stonewall Jackson's
soldiers was called 70 the attention OF the
camp and measures ut once taken tor their
relief.
ali old soldiers visiting the city, not
attached to any command. were invited 20
JOIN with Pickett Camp Oh Wednesday.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
A large number of distinguished persons
la
peake and Ohio train which arrived late IN
the afternoon brought Hon. John W..
Daniel and his daughter. Mss Carrie. wno
are the guests of Major Patton, OF west
Franklin street: General Jutal \. Early
OF Lyncnburg, General william ii. Payne
of Warrenton. and Major p. j. O,ey OF
Lynchburg, who Is au applicant Tor the
position of Register of the Treasury to
succeed General kosecrars.
Among the other prominent persons IN
the city are Governor Frank Brown, OF
Maryland. who is stopping at the Ex-
change; Hon. Alexander Mcdonald, or
Lvnchburg. the new Minister to Persia !:
Colonel l.. Q. Washington. who was second
officer in the department of State the last
three wears Of the war; Hon. CASTOR A..
Robbins, member Congress, Selma, Ala. !:
Colonel Thomas Smith, of Warrenton, and
Henry Wise Garnett. OF Washington.
Colonel L. G.. Skinner. the old war
colonel of the First Virginia, Regiment,
arrived in Richmond last night and will
be the guest of his friend, Judge ). H..
Witt, No. 500 Park avenue.
Captain Robert +. Lee. Jr., son OF Gene
raj X. T.. Lee. arrived in the city yester-
day and is the guest OF Mr.. Joseph Bryan.
of LabuTnum.
MAJOR cIARK's TWO RELICS.
Major NJ. II. Clark. q well-known Con-
federate official. who was born and reared
in Richmond, but now resides IN Tonnes
see. Is at the Exchange Hotel. He has IN
his possession two relics OF the war, which
from historical standpoint are almost
invaluable. One IS a document containing
the last official signature of President
DAVIS and the other Is pair OF blue-joans
trousers which the great chleftain wore
when he fed from Richmond on the night
OF the evacuation. II Is the purpose or
Major Clark. who is red-hot southerner
and a gentleman of tho old school, to make
a gift of the pants to the Davis Museum
shortly to be established in this city,. He
values the document containing the Presi-
dent'a sionature almost beyoud prics, but