Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-06
Hundreds Take a Look al The Face Of
The Dead Hero on Sunday.
RICHMOND REPRESENTATIVES..
Prominence in The MilitaFy-Ciyic Fu-
neral Procession.
IT REST ON HIS BATTLE-GROUND.
ImpresslVc Services AT the Church and
GraVc-The Last salute Pall-Bearcrs
and Marshals.

LyNCHRURG. VA. March 5.-tSpe-
eiuj General JubaI 4. Early now sleeps
l.s eternal sleep on the very line OF
lattlo he formed when the city Of Lynch
n.srg was threatened 10y Hunter I'm 1864
Nearly as many people followed his re-
mains 10 the grave as he had soldiers on
that memorable day when be rode into
thc city 10 uut the enemy TO flight
All day yesterday last night. and until
4s) o'clock to-day the body lay In state
81 his home. on upper Main street. with
"a military guard. and hundreds called 70
take q farewell look NJ the face Of the
dead hero. among them many veterans
from au sections of the State who fought
under him during the war.
REPRESENTING THE GOVERNOR.
The Richmond contingent arrived early
This morning. Governor OFerrall. owing
to pressing business Incident TO the
closing days Of the legislature was un-
able O. come. bat sent Colonel G. OBJ. Co
warGin. chief-of-s,a1; Adluiant-Gencral /
Anderson. and his private secretary. Mr. !
!. R Chcstcrman. Hugh X. Smith. com
naulaut II the Conf, l.rate veterans of /
the State. X s. Boshcr. James r Gray. |
ANA J""sr "''if' /" ''i's''"n' l"' '''''''''
~ 'hc tN"cuiiv" Committee of the Army |
- Northern Virginia. and captain John |
Cousins. the famous Confederate scout. !
were also of the party. Captain Cousins /
WAS One 81 The most conspicuous figures |
iu the 'roWi oi veterans. DURING the war |
d. made % vow not TO cut his hair until !
Int .|. frN .it...f %
WrIr~ upcIt
4 detachment Of twenty from he Rich
nord ho"ltz'rs, win Lieut. 'ndht bti- /
n,i in command also came III on me
morning tam.
Y. NJ f. CADETS.
.rt. cr.,,Is HON, 81, either ON Min
..,.., as ...,.y s. u ..,i,.s - 19,l u |
70 the Vir-inia Military institute corps
~ cadets l-1 strong. arrived 1n the Cncs- /
arsaka and Ohio 'aiu fIDu Lexington /
with the institute band ANA mWched up b
smith street o. church. nl thence 20
fr. ot1n.rv whore they stacked arms .
Ttev made "a magnificent sh3aiug and
many compllmontarv EXPRESSIONS wcr,
heard from military mon
Tb. Lovs were .rnlcr command Of
C,l,r. r. r. Marshall. with Captains III .
VVar.. H. H. Biscuc. g. II. iaughonc. /
and u IL smith Tuev Nera accom- I
panied by General "cot Snipp Colonel
Cn,k. Colonel Ni.1ols. Manor smith. ami
r,.,t.rapt pl,k. of .h, ,-ui.ed states
.-,,, ami ,,,t.,,ue Waller GIll<asoD.
V,,,t... Nfor.,au MALLORY and Core.
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~ o CLOCK III iV'"' .idh ~ WI" 81 PI">
c'amltion of the Md,9r ana their own
DESIRE the metchI u.s. ana o's'i''7 n''.'
.,i r@ civ nan bel ,c,,n 10 toll. |
W., ,l,. ,,r.,,.s-iou l.,ln 10 move down
Man, .tr..t a., g1. tnat thorouEhfer-
,... tt,.r.u, ,.,ct.,l ,,.itb r.a,pi, and
....,,. ,,t,.t,, d, ,,ir,nau.liY,. ..ioY WIS
.,.,l.I 4 .,ua1 Of mount Il police lei
t1. procession followed by ,ha Virginia
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III" NV
The procession was th'n i'IW,d III W.
following order; Mounted mhI7h"'s' Wv
Governor stan flz I.ee l'u"l' .'',i''
mem ',ii'lii ''''''' ~ ,'t.,,. &C.. ,.,,
Iifnt ArtH,'y i'ues I'm NV '',.i.,i' '.',i''
Military institute .oIPs oI S1,,s' ,,'.s,.,i' nv
',r..,i, Zou1..s thirty-.ire men. com
.''rI.I hy c,rtatn Il T.. Calehill;
p ,.,..i.i..,r, Home Gusrd thirty-oue men.
,....,.,.r.I.j ~, Captain :. Scruees. COM
.. ....r..f.. ,.fsr4ug sf CITY and vicinity. /
,-..... Win honorary ral bearers
,.....,- -t,.,rcr. active pall-hearers. disun-
....'.n.i .x-'onf,dcratcs. Richmond How
fe..- twenty in number. The hcars.,
drawn bv four horses with black trap
t.,... the Generals horse. with saddle
.rr.i n mouruing: cN-Confdl,rates in
,..rr.te,7. rri,ute carriages. the lire de-
f.rtfn.ut. w.th machines draped in black
Tiu. FINAL SALUTE
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'. f"i ~, en-, ,.,,,n of m.
ODD c'',A' "N' ',,,.,'',,.. iiq' 1'' ,rh. e.r-
I' ''u'' tn.' 'i'',','' ,,' ,,,'. r..,,r p.v
were ''"'"' I'' -! ',',.c.,,,.lI,. inn
",,,' " ,t,,rrh ,ho urocas-
''. '''ii So. ttu1 cemetery.
".t'' 'u. ~ 'r' .,~s '''e i,l,a,~cd nv
"-.i- l"r i.i'"lI,7 ,Mi.,.'' ,',,,i,i s.r.
''. n.. 1r,,,,'r,' am drel a salute
..'..",, ,,,,ns over he crave. Tears
.., 1.' .,.s of many old veterans as
..,,rt ,h. crave and saw
,..,','',', ,,.,,,,c ~ ..rbo Lost
,,,,. ,n.,, in,ed 40 well laid