The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
the fund SO promptly disposed of in the

meeting.
,, snase George .7 1. Christian, SIS; W. T.
Richardson, $40: {. v. NJ. $40: r. II.
Dean. s.: John w. FrIschkorn. IS: II. r.
B BeSry' s; T. Il. Habliston, s; Philip
Camp. S.: Frank Cunningham. IS; ". J.
Westwood. 50; Edgar FERGUSON. s.: W.
II. Cullingworth. s.: A. IL. Clark. $40:
T. Bagley, u; =. T: Mayo. s; J. T. Balou.
81; g. W; Jarvis, 81; James Ferriter. s.:
3. r crump S: Z. u "" aorr RaS, &; r r
II. Boykin. IS; Captain sydnor. s2; j. b.
Welsh. -; Z: L. Iodd. -, K. ). Bosner.
SO; R; T. 81 B :. ,s' + W W Enest, $:
S; 5. r. Gates, $3.50: +. D. Elicit. g:
Walker Light Guard, s.; Jos; Thomas.
81; l.. ID. Crenshaw, 81; E. ID. Starke, IS.
THE CARRIAGES.
The carriages with the officers and dis
tinguished guests will occupy position
Immediately behind the , cavalry. two
ali made. The first carriage viii contain
the president, secretary. and treasurer or
the Monument Association and Mayor
Ellyson. In the second carriage. on a
line with the rst WIZ pc inc eb T,Iso tary
The third will contain Artist w. IL.
Sheppard Colonel Cutshaw. ana senators
Daniel and Blackburn.
In the fourth Will be seated General
Weisiger, General Dabney Maury, COL.
Walter Taylor, and Major Meyers
The two children and the two veterans
who will execute the drawing of the veil
will occupy the next vehicle.
LADIES IL Pr, lesion
Among the distinguished ladies who Will
be specially provided for are Miss Mildred
Lee. Mrs. General Long, Mrs General
FitZhugh Lee, Mrs. Gen. w. III. f. Lee,
and the Misses HILL
Mr.. Il. d. Starke, chairman OF the Com
mittee on Invitation 10 Ladies, said That
they had arranged for the ladies' OF me
Bazarr and Memorial Associations, as Wen
as number of visitors. and that ne would
have sixty-one carriages in line filled with
ladies.
The question OF admitting private car
riageS TO the line was left TO the decision
OF the chief marshal.
Mr.. Loehr, chairman OF the Committee
on Entertainment of Veterans. reported
that complete arrangements Tor their re-
ception had been made, and that they
would give the old veterans n warm well
come. He asked that ne be allowed some
tickets TO the grand stand for such old
veterans as were too crippled TO walk,
and was promised that 1t should be done II
Mr.. W. J. Westwood. chairman OF the
committee on Grounds and Grand Stand,
reported that the grounds were in good
oruer ana that the decorations would be
al al rsady: The grand stand, he said.
would seat 30 people I'm chairs.
the general committee then adjourned.
IIt the LArcutive Committee held its
Iast meeting. Several requests were made
EIonc,tning a change In the parade. Major
Nahdolph and Colonel Cutshaw said they
favored shortening the route but as IL had
DSeh ADOPTED ana published 1t was the
almost unanimous opinion that Il should
remain unchanged. and the route as es-
taodshed was confirmed
THE MARYLASDrRs.
e, The resident Maryland Association. MIR.
=. ". Travers, president and Mr.. j. n.
Nhltty, secretary and treasurer. have
secured the building No 1874 east Main
street and decorated 1t with the Mary
land colors. the building will be used
as the Maryland headquarters. Colonel
Jones has detailed the Richmond Grays
captain {. Gray BossieuX. First regiment.
70 act as an escort and meet the Maryland
veterans upon their arrival in the city
Wednesday morning at O'CLOCK. The
escort from the Maryland Association.
composed OF the following gentlemen,
contingent: S. w. Travers, Or. ]. A.
White. Samuel REGISTER. j. j. Wright,
j. II. Griffith. II. G. Scott, Jr.. Major
Howard, T.. l.. Bracco, T.. A. Hoen, and
others.
The Guards and Maryland escort will
form promptly at $3.50 sharp Wednesday
morning al the armory and proceed 10 the
Richmond and Danville depot. With the
Maryland line, which viii be headed bv
the full First Regiment band. they Will
march 10 Cary street. 10 Thirteenth. 10
Main. 70 Ninth. TO Capitol Square. and
around by the Governors residence.
whore Governor O'Ferrall will give them
n passing review. From there they will
proceed TO Governor street. TO head
quarters.
~ the Maryland headquarters arrange
/ ments have been made for checking pack
ages belonging TO the visitors, also foi
! furnishing refreshments
! mr. II. f.. Hartman and Mr.. Clemetl
| Brooke Will have charge of the Maryland
! headquarters.
ABOUT 400 Maryland veterans are ex
pected