Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
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aauJon Will reporb 10 MIN ana Opey sucn
orders a. he may issue.
Each Of the regiments of tho State will
be represented. though only one company
OF the First-the Walker Light-Guard,
Company B-will attend the inaugural.
The Fourth Regiment will be under
command of Colonel O. N. Nash, with 300
men, ns follows: Company A. Lee Rifles.
Captain Yeatman, 80 men; Company B,
City Guard. Captain Tsrrall. 40 men (;
Company G. Huntington Rifles. Captain
Williams, 30 men; Company ID. PoniDsu-
lar Guards. Captain Hope. 80 men: Com
pany Z, Old Dominion Guards, CAPTAIN
Warren, 35 men: COMPANY 4. suffolk
trays, Captain Wright, Is men; Company
4. Portsmouth Rifles. Captain Happier, 30
men Battery b. Norfolk Light Artillery,
captain Keeling, 35 men; Fourth hegi-
ment Band. "a men; field and staf. men.
The Fourth will go by the steamer George
Leary from Norfolk ana will have Its
headquarters aboard the ship. which will
lie at the foot of Seventh street. WASH
iDgton.
THE OTHER TROOPS.
The Second Regiment expects to carry
2l0 men. IL will be in command of Colo
mel Mutton and the following will be the
representation Of the companies Com
pany A, Woodstock, 35 men: Company b.
burg. 35 men; Company G.. Roanoke, 40
men; Company /, Toms Brook, 80 men; ;
company K, stanton, 35 men.
1he Second also hopes to carry a band
with twenty y-elght instruments. It's head
quarters in Washington will be at the
Light Battery Armory, Third street. north
west between D ana E.
Thus far il is only positively known that
one company OF the Third Regiment will
al Va
Company "E." the Lynchburg Home
Guard, which body expects to have forty
men. Colonel w. kolle, OF the Third. will
not go to Washington.
Captain CunninGhsm's company, the
Walker Light Guard, will carry about sixty
men.
The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues will
go and carry its baud. 1t will be COM
manded by Captain Sol Cutchins. The
arrangements for their trip has already
been published In the DISPATCH.
The colored troops of the State will be
well represented. Major J. b. Johnson,
commanding the First Battalion, Virginia
Volunteer Infantry, will carry the follow
ing companies: Company A, Attuck
Guards. Captain William A. Hankins |;
Company IL, Carney Guards, Captain
Charles b. Nicholas; Company @, State
Guards. Captain Walter S. Cowan; Com
pany ID, Garfield Light Infantry, FIede-
rloksburg, Captain Lucius G. Gilmer. The
battalion will have its headquarters IN
Washington on y street between Seventh
and Eighth.
TIE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Tho Democratic clubs will go to the in
auguration both by rail and water. Each
organization is making its own arrange
ments for the trip. From Richmond there
will DO only two clubs-the Thurman
Democratic Club of the Third Precinct
of Jefferson Ward and the Union De-
mocratic Club. The Old Dominion
Club decided that il would not attend the
ceremonies because it could not get salts
factory transportation rates.
The Thurmanites expect to carry 100
mem bers and guests. They will leave here
rid the Chesapeake and Ohio at 1890 Fri
day night and return as each one feels in
clned.
The Union Democratic Club at a meet
ing held on Friday night perfected its ar
rangements for the trip for such of its
members as will attend the Inauguration.
Hon. JEFF. NJ. Levy. president OF the
Virginia League Of Democratic Clubs, will
be IN command OF all the organizations OF
this class from this State. He has already
announced his staff, the Richmond men,
bers of which were published In yester-
days DISPATCH.
THE T. p. AS TRYING TO Go.
Mr.. John b. Culpeper. a prominent
member of the Virginia Division of the
Travellers Protective Association, was en-
gagged yesterday in getting together a
BODY OF drummers to number about twen-
ty-1ve, aud If he Is successful Will char
ter a sleeper Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and his party will go 10 Washington Uid
that route on Friday night, returning on
Saturday.
Sleeping-car accommodations hove been
secured OF the Chesapeake and Ohio by q
number of persons already. Among those
who have engaged berths are DR.. Isaiah
White. Mr. l.. T. Routt. MIR. @. L. Well
ford. Rev. DR.. W. w. Landrum, Mr.. H..
Theodore Ellyson Mr.. A. 4. Abernethy,
and Mr.. George Minter.
Among the other Richmonders who have
signihed their intention to attend the in
auguration are Colonel Morton Marye.
Mr. Charles L. Boiling, Mr.. G. W. Goddin,
wife and daughter. Mr. John X. Childrey,
MIR. James Craig. Mr.. W. G. Mcdowell,
and Mr. w. NJ Williams.