The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
VISITING ORGANIZATIONS
sKETcH6s ~ MANY or TINE BOb-
IEs IN LINE THIS MORNING..
ONE Have Brihinns and varied War nc
cords and Al are Now the Pride
OF the southsru People.

which Viii occupy coHsPiSu""' .
the great parade this morning. some "a
these ORGANIZATIONS nave been the p''ee
of the neople IN whose midst they are
,ncst Frequently seen. and many OF ''h'ii
49,. brilliant and varied war RECORD
so,oaras xi,ich 10 point with feehhs VI
,,lcas,.,e and admiration. while all nave
r., organlzed for some highly commem-
asble purpo&e There wlii De tV.. sr.
these sseichcs some interesting hiss"i ~. ~
references. and many reaaefs VIII -.
neolvc here and there names which arc
known all over our fair South-ianu'
rna AoSIiclII.o "CARD.
r,ne Monticello Guard, OF Chariottes-
ollie VA which was one OF the hrst W
respond 10 the invitation TO take 20 o.
IN the great parade to-day, tahSS w., ~
name from the nome OF Ihomas 49,
en- which oyerlOoks the beautiui ia'v
.r~ne tor miles around CharlottesVilS. =.
IA known 40 Company ID, Third hesiiai ',,'e
OF virginia Volunteers, but IN the Sc,n-
fedcrate service IL was KNOWN as lie
pany A. Nineteenth Regiment OF nli,si in'.s
tolynfecrS was part OF General Picket.
old brigade and afterwards was pas
his dlyisiOa. IL was organized .""S IT,
1Ss. with Captain L. a. oVus a. al
first captain. The company toom fmonu-
men In Richmond In 1855. serVei y" Iohn
an CnariestOwn. Va, during IN, Gnfv
Brown raid, and was on pi0n ,yas the
the day OF Browns execution. Ferry
first company 10 enter Harper srds
during those stormy days ana al DIN AT
inquired eonspicuously al b uit l,egiment
the reorganization OF the IhIu - q
M Yorktown in 1862, Ileutehdh' 10
cuiin was elected It's fourth captain. n
fought with the company ~ no ;imes
of IT'S battles, was woundel Inc were
and lost leg when tS 49, ma nv
broken below petersburg ling haitles:
~ In
First and Second Manassas, ini t1av We
i,,rg "a Seven Pines, seven DAY
Fighting around Richmond, Do oe'i,vs
borough. fredericksDursai serond Cold
Harbor. Hatcher's Run. FIVE fvinSs' Tee
surrendered with General Robert H. Lev
at Apponattox, on April y 1900
A SPLENDID RECORD.
Tho Monticello Guard has COMMANDED
general attention wherever IL na s,, ,sa'
NOT only on account OF Its spiSnuitt ERA
record. but also by reason OF the as sa,,ssh
tive hearing of fits men. and their tnoIou l7
training in military tactics. Inc Soiti
pany has been seen IN many sta,,s mn
ItaIy gatherings, ana always siiv" an
well Under its present conmahuel, a31d
fani r. s. Keller, il has prospereu az
has built one OF the largest anu ha'1
soonest armories In the state. Sa ,lp5ears
X elIer Is every inch soldier, ana mcat
mis- honors well. He is typical Nmr,,
nian. a ereat-great nephew of Dr. vi,
liam Foushee, surgeon In the ColoniaSi
Navy and the first Mayor OF Klch unore,
and a cousin OF James A. Seldom, Secre-
tary of War. G. 3. a.
THK VIRGINIA zoUAvEs.
In August, 1883. a squad OF LynchDuIs
boys, ranging from ten TO hiteeh SSauu9
of age, organized themselves into mn mn
starv company. with the title Virginia
Zou9ves" John -. Clark was eiectsu
captain. 1t was not long peiore w., ,h
Zouaves attracted the attention. % liz
community, In public parades, .py tn i
ssoIdierly bearing and appearance rot
nearly three years the company ny
together with varing fortunes OF success
aud decline. by reason OF ats insin mr.
suits: until in May 1886, Captain Siarh
resigned and Waa succeeded Dy Lheu-
tenant James Wexford. -. souo,v,rs
,rhe company disbanded the fohowibs
anenst but was Immediately reorganlzed
With Captain Clark again in command
He resigned for the second time IN Juue
1855 and the present incumpeht, $3.50 Ss pisSs
r. l.. Craighill was elected Julie ~ go go
and has been annually re-electeu oap
tain ever since He is now the oui5
original member. 90, an
In December 1889. an enabling Act az az
thorized the Governor 10 comInission .ie
captain and iieutenants, ana 10 loan W., nv
Zouayes stand of arms. 1hey won sis
prize. in competition wi,l seyeral oi ,ai
Companies, at Lynchburg FAR, Oh ~
For the sixth time they now VISIT hIS in
mond to unite with her soldlery ., lm The
.'Vireinia Zouaves" has trained hi n,
than no BOYS into efficient soldiers Im l
company is now, and has been lor years.
ahe pride of Lynchburg.
wHoLI-soULED MARYLANDEhs'
The Society of the Army ana Nass -
the Confederate States In the o,a'e VI
Maryland, well represented here to-u nnS
was organized in 1871, TO cOHeet a,u
preserve the material for fu,hiui
history of the late war between the Con-
federate States and the United states
of America: to honor the memory OF
our comrades who have fallen; 10 cherish
the ties of friendship among those WIZ
survive and to fulfill the duties OF sa-
cred charity towards those VINO may
stand In need Of them
I'm 1874 with the aid Of an appropIla-
tion from the State of Maryland, tne
bodies of the Marylanders, VINO zen , -,
the Confederate service, were satheiea
from all the batue-helds from re.er So,a5
10 Gettysburg. Comrades were empioseu
for this purpose, and brave soldiers were
taken from fence corners anu hense
rows where they had been laid twenty
five years ago. These bodies were
inferred in the Confederate iot III LOU
don Park Cemetery. ..o,,sa,,a
In 1S7s. this society sent one thousanu
dollars for the Lee monument az itch
mond and In 1880 subscribed ,, Z~ ioi
the statue of Maryland ConIeoSsxra,.e
soldier In the Stonewall Cemetery. VIII
chester Wa. Each succeeding year SINCE
1ss0 has shown some generous gh' IN
remembrance OF the South's vaior.
NOW NUMBERS ONE THOUSAND.
mr. .oc,etv now numbers 1000 men,
49, An accurate record OF each mem
her certified by commanding ofncers, or
Comrades. is entered In the Historical
ReQister of the society, and IL is Intended
thai this Register and Roster shaii DE
finally deposited with the Maryland MS
torical Society. The original members
numbered i.2i3, OF which pa are now
dead. 49,. -
nation OF the organization, have been
Major-General Isaac X IrimDie. ioI
McHenry Howard, 1917; Brigadier-Gen-
erai Bradley r. johnson. 1888.
The officers OF the society for ls9i are:
President, Brigadier-General Bradley T.
johnson: Vice-Presldents. Captain George
~. Booth, Lieutenant Charles II. Clai-
borne. Lieutenant Colonel j. Lyle Clarke.
Sergeant Charles Kettlewell. Captain
George r. Gather. Lieutenant III. NJ.
Graves. Private NJ. b. Brown. Major II.
Ashton Ramsey. Major Mason Martit, En-
Mcwiniam. Private y. Ridgeiey Howard;
Treasurer, Captain Frederick M. Colston;
Recording Secretary, Captain Augustine
=. Smith: Assistant Recording Secretary,
Private Joshua Thomas: Corresponding
Secretary, Private John r. Hayden; Chap
iains. Rev w. u. Murkland. d. ID. Ser
geant-Major): Rev. William NJ. Dame
{Private). Rev. u. +. Ball uPri-
vate). Sergeant Private w. II. Cowardin,
8. j.. Executive Committee, Private Jas.
r. Wheeler, Private August Simon. Ma
Jor w, Stuart Symington, Private NJ o.
6hriver, Private II. l.. Thomas Jr, Ser