The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-27

taion)
Volunteer Artillery,
Volunteer Cavalry,
Carriages with officers OF association.
orator, poet, minister, artist, Mayor, and
specially invited guests.
Gen. Wade Hampton and staff.
Stonewall Brigade band.
Grand Camp. Confederate veterans De-
partment Of Virginia,
Veteran Camps on foot, unattached,
Camps Of Sons of Veterans.
Fire Companies.
Civic societies. on foot.
Veteran Cavalry, mounted.
City Council in carriages,
Ladies Memorial Bazaar. in carriages,
Ladies Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton, in carriages
Ladies Oakwood Memorial Association,
in carriages,
Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Association,
in carriages.
Ladies Hollywood Junior Memorial AS
ISOLATION in carriages.
Lee Camp Ladies Auxiliary. IN car
riages.
Pickett Camp Ladies' Auxiliary. in
Citizens, in carriages,
Citizens, mounted.
Organizations will remain in positions
assigned them a the monument until
the ceremonies are concluded.
ORDER or CEREMONIES,
Prayer by Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, D. D..
Poem by A. c. Gordon, Esq.
Music.
introduction Of orator by d. c. Rich
ardson. president Confederate Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association,
Grafton by Rev. l.. g. Cave,
Bugle call.
dwelling monument,
Salute by military.
BY order Of, FITHHCGli LEE,
Chief Marshal.
The chief marshal and staff will report
at headquarters. no COZ east Main street,
al 30 ,rI. ok ami vii .rm "a Srth
street, right, resting on Franklin, at l
T. tl TI,v "il take position IN line
assigned them.
u.u 1a TROOPS WILL FOLLOW.
The following general order has been IS
sued as 10 the manner in which the mill
tary organizations will follow each other
In the big parade:
An troops participating In the parade
incident TO the unveiling OF the monu-
ment TO the private soldiers ana sailors
of the Confederate states on May 49,
1891. are assigned 10 the following posi-
lions in line:
Third Regiment virginia volunteers
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers, in
fantry.
Company G. Second Regiment Virginia
Volunteers. infantry.
4. J.. J. Blues Battalion.
Provisional Battalion. composed OF But
Ter Guards. Portsmouth Grays, ana Green
vile Guards.
Y. NJ. !. cadet Corps.
Virginia ZOuaves.
First Battalion, artillery.
First Regiment. cavalry
Commanding officers Will report on their
arrival TO Headquarters First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers. infantry for orders.
Line will be Toned on south side or
Broad street, right resting on I"eitth'
facing north.
Hours of assembly will be designated
in order of chief marshal.
Commanding Brigade.
Z. A. SHEPHERD, Capt and Adjt,
First Regt. Va. Vols, init
a. \. a. G..
Colonel. w. r. Lyman. of New Orleans,
with his daughter. Miss Mabel, is the
guest of Mr. y. V. Randolph, 5IZ east
Grace street Colonel Lyman Is here 10
represent the Louisiana division OF the
Army Of Northern Virginia IL tho parade
on the 5)th and Will be on General tItz.
Lees staff.
General and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee viii
reach Richmond Monday afternoon 10
attend the unveiling ceremonies, ana VAL
be the guests Of Colonel and Mrs. ". NJ.
Cary 5O4 Grace street
The Joint Committe on Reception Of
Veterans met last night. The various
eibcommittees repcrted all the arrange
ments complete to give their old com
rsdes n rogsing welcome. The committee
viii consider IL as great laVor II cru
zena who can 90 so will aid them IN fur-
nishing them with all the eataDleS they
can spare to feed the visitors.
Police Court.
Patrick White and Mary Temple Ccol-
oredj were married before hts Honor In
the White Chamber yester Jay
Del.a Clark (cOlOred) was sent on 10 the
grand jury for obtaining 80 under raise
pretences from POLY Hih.
John Ellis, aiias Smith, dhas SICK tcol-
ored) CHARGED with entering the house
of Mrs Bridget Mahoney and stealing
a lot of lead pipe, was sent on 10 the
musings Court
aseaultlng and beating Masgie Davis. and
Maggie was charged with applying abu-
sive epithets to John. They went Tree
by paying the costs.
Thomas Brooks (cO.oTed) enriched the
cirv 10 the. extent u $50 Tor the pleasure
Of exercising mis- pusA.atic lowers on one
Hattie Harper. Edith Burrell. and Ma
hala Hickman (all cOlOred) were each as
seesc3 $50 and costs tor 'scraping
amongst themselves in the public nigh
way. t.
ana costs for cursing ana threatening 10
beat one Rosa DaDney, and Rosa was
taxed $50 and costs FOR reclprocatins
Maggie's epithets. $1,000,
The case OF Mamie Penn (coloredl'
charged with being a suspicious character
Was continued until next Tuesday. ,
William Clayton, Joseph Clayton, ana
F1iiah brown (all colored) were sent 10
iaii in default Of security for stealing
brass from the Richmond, FrederlcAs-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
Circnt Court
The following suits were yesterday re-
viewed from the Circuit Court 10 the
co,,r, ~ Law and Equity: Thomas NJ