Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
;. Davidson. II. NJ. Moses, and Justice

/. Davidson. II. NJ. Moses, and Justice
Lewis.
A special train Of the Richmond, Frede-
rlcks0urg and Potomac railroad LETT Elbs
station at 1880 o'clock and carried large
number of private citizens TO the capital
city.
rITZ LEE's STAFF.
The gentlemen who will act "a the stan
for General Lee, together with the Walker
Light Guard and otner prominent clti-
Zens, left on special train OF the CheSa-
peake and Ohio a few minutes before mid
night and shortly after the Ihurman-CluD
party had departed from the city. This
tram was one of the most elegant which
left Richmond, and the travellers who
boarded 1t were splendidly equipped tor
the tourney. Over fifty of the gallant lads
of the Walker Light Guard were In the
crowd. All of the infantTymen wore their
full-dress uniforms aud pOnchos, "a the
night was exceedingly rainy. Co.onel H..
G.. Jones, the commandant OF the FIRST
Virginia Regiment, and Lieutenant-Coio
mel A. /. Phillips went with the company,
which was composed Of the following !:
CAPTAIN L. W. Cunningham, Captain w.
T. Mosby, Lieutenant j. j. Haverty. Lieu
tenant William Russell. Surgeon John A.
Hinrbman, FIrst-Soreoant l.. I. Duesoer-
~, Second.Sergeant K. Is. Northern. Third
7 berg ant ". ". IAOD4urOls Jul
ceant Drewry, Flfth-Sergeant ii. X. LUZ
Sow. First Corporal ii. L. Anderson, Second
Corporal Judsou Ialiaierro, Ihird-Corpo-
raj j. ". Starke. Fourth-COrpOral Charles
Chapman, Fltth-COrpOral j. &. baseler,
Prlyates Adams Ed. Cooke, CavedO. Scott,
GARNER, Schultz. Perkins, Bailey. Ste
phens, Hamilton, Bernstein. Turner,
Pierce. ". =. lal'aterro, Allen, Cannon.
Shelton, Bumpass. New, Clarke, CARING
| ton. Masurler, homas; llenor. GIiayton'
Nicholas, DOugheriy, Har1wlck, Rhodes,
Oyerhy. Baschou, a. L. Bowles. Weiss,
Phelps. Randlett, and FlOurnoy. Musl-
clans G. Keugor, Ed. Eddens, and Rees
The Walker Light Guard will leave
| WASHINGTON at O'Clock tomorrow alter
noon. and upon their return 70 therity.
about +. ~, they will be met by de-
/ tachment Of the regiment, which Will be
commanded by Lieutenant Johh IL. Hol-
/ stead.
Among those who left for Washington
Yesterday was a party consisting OF Major
j. j. Patton. Messrs. ". H. Cuillne-
/ worth. Allen T.. Donnan, William Ryan
/ Stafford 81. White, Charles l.. PettlcOlas
| Sic. NJ. Goodman, +. u. tairlamb. ii. NJ
Starke. 5. :. Elan, II. L. Denoon, Lewis
| y. Winston. J.. Z. koutt, Charles l.. smith
! Charles l.. Ellison, !. ID. Briggs. Deane
/ Maury. William Robins. s. q. Fairbanks
! William Lumsden, George Mintor, ). b.
! Woodhn, George ScEoen. Dr. Mahony
| Dr. j. 4. White, Dr. ". Augustus Lee
| John 4. Upsnur, William A. Marthen. 4.
! L. j.. Meyers. Jr., Captain j. {. Dame
/ Melor and Mrs. j. II. Dinneen, Alfred IL
| Mcdowell. }. ". Shipmau. +. NJ. Parker
George Bell 1rueman, and Charles
/ MelgleswOrth.
Manchester will be well represented
among the visitors in the capital city, ~
/ number Of her citizens joined the hosts o.
! those who left here to attend the lnausu
| ration.
lilo prospects for good weather were
very gloomy last night, and Just before l.
| O'Clock when the trains pulled out
/ branching raln WIS fallIng.