The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
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Hymn by DR.. W. w. Landrum. of Rich
mond, Va. How Firm a Foundation"
Benediction by DR.. o. S. Barton, Of
Norfolk. Va.
Bugle signal.
Military salute by infantry and artll-
lery.
TAPS.
The column will reform in the same
order 10 attend the memorial services OF
the Ladies Hollywood Memorial Associa-
tion, on Gettysburg Hill, taking up the
line Of march along Riverside avenue 10
New avenue, thence along New avenue 10
Mid Vale avenue. thence down Mid Vale
avenue TO West Vale avenue. thence up
West Vale avenue TO Western avenue.
thence up Western avenue TO Conted-
crate avenue, thence along Confederate
avenue TO the Soldiers monument. and
thence TO Gettysburg Hill, where they
will be formed in mass and remain In
position until the exercises are closed.
By order Of
GEN. JOHN B. GORDON,
Chief Marshal.
Colonel John B. Cary, Chief Of STAFF.
chief Marshal.
of the day, will be surrounded by ais
tingulshed staff, many OF them w uni
form. and some I'm the soberer Veteran
gray. Colonel John II. Cary, as chler
of staff, will look after the details. Tie
following will be among the aides
General william y. Taliaferro, General
James A. Walker. General G. VI. Sorrell.
General William McComb, General Scott
Ship, General Eppa Hunton General
George Norman, General y. VI. Laird
General r. II. Hoke. General A. Il. COS
quit General W. r. Cox. General VII
liam p. Bate. General c. A. Battle, Cen
eral W. 7. Roberts, General Joseph
Wheeler. General G. c. Morton, Colonel
Morton Marye. Colonel w II. Palmer
Colonel F. NJ. Boykin. Colonel William
Lamb. Colonel Z. L. Maury. Colonel =.
NJ Henry Colonel f. NJ. Parker Colonel
II. Kyd Douglas, Major r. Taylor scott,
Major J. p. Hill Captain Thomas Iabb'
Captain John Cussons, Captain j.. j.
Levy. Captain Charles L. Williams, cap
tain Pembroke Jones. Dir. Hunter Nc
CURE. Major Baker p. Lee, Major w. w.
Finney. Colonel w. r. Robbins. General
4. r.. Lawton. and Rev. William Mum
ford. Colonel Edward Ivey, Colonel Harry
T. Douglas Colonel A. G.. Dickinson,
Colonel w d. Chifey, Colonel Tazewen
Elicit. ]. =. George, y. r. Selden. Charles
Selden. John Chamblin. J. A. Lipscomb.
Colonel l.. y. Starke, Colonel Thomas NJ.
Jones. Colonel Joseph H. Ham, w. H.
Weisiger.
Among the distinguished guests assign
ed 10 carriages with the chief marshaPs
staff win be General Jubal A. Early. Cen
eral Dabney II. Maury. General Harry
Heth, Senator John w. Daniel, and Cen
eral William H. Payne.
The Grand Camp.
The staff of the Grand Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans OF Virginia will be as
follows:
General Thomas A. =. Brander, grand
commander; Colonel Daniel NJ. Lee, sec
ond lieutenant grand commander; Colo-
uel Thomas Lewis. third lieutenant grand
commander; Colonel Charles Sye-, inspec-
tor-general; Colonel Washington Taylor
ouartermaster-genera Rev. g. ID. Tucker.
chaplain-general: Captain Thomas Elicit
adiutant-general. Col. James n. Stubs,
Colonel j. r. Rockwell Colonel j. W.
White. Major James III. Capers, John
S. Elicit Or. Thomas J. Moore, Captain
f.. ID. Starke. a l.. Crouch. Joseph w.
Thomas, Judge r. G. Minor. ii. clay
Chambin. s. W. Travers.
General Brander will also have stan
FOR the United Confederate Veterans, in
Guiding aides: Colonel Joseph V. Bdgood.
ad jutant-general; Colonel Ch1rles G. Wer-
tenbaker general; Colonel Chas.
T. Bigger, Northumberland Or j.
ID. Moncure, surgeon-general; Judge Geo.
l.. Christian, judge-ad yocate; Judge II.
w. FlournOy, assistant Judge-adV care
Rev. Landon r. Mason. chaplain-general;
Major r. c. Marshall. Major 5. w. Pau
lett, Major William Kean. Major Joseph
Bryan, Major W. Il. Goolrick, MAJOR
I.gf
eral Micajah Woods.
The aides appointed for the veteran
cavalry are:
General Fitzhugh Lee, General T. l..
Rosser, General T. I. Munford. General
Thomas NJ. Logan, General l.. l.. Lomax'
Colonel c. II. O'Ferrall. Captain Thomas
Pincknpy, Captain i. 4. Sutton, Rev.
Frank Stringfelow. Judge b. w. Lacy,
DR.. A. S. George, w. j. Binford. X. +.
Vaughan.
Aides for Veteran Artillery.
{ Colonel Thomas II. Carter. Colonel
Hillary p. Jones, Major A. W. CARRIER.
Major Henry c. Carter, Major W. w.
Parker.
The preparations for the reception OF the
remains are complete. Governor Mckin-
ney and staff, accompanied by the Rich
mond Blues. will meet the funeral train
at the State line and formally receive the
custody Of the casket, containing all that
is mortal OF the Confederate President.
Major-General Brander. commander OF
the Virginia veterans. will meet the train
at the Danville depot with an escort
from Lee Camp, and receive the remains
from the Governor of Virginia.
The Howitzer Battery stationed on
Libby Hill will give notice of the coming
of the train In time for the organizations
and citizens to reach the depot and ac-
company the remains TO the State Capitol,
where under guard they will lie until the