The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-27
n. Stuart. or Washington: Congressman
George y. Wise. OF Virginia; General
oovkKNoa HOLIDAY.

write, declining, on account Of my health
! know OF nothing more Inspiring IMAM
WITH ut the f4csi .flto'u this mn n .fIC
honors. our great leaders could not have
earned their worldwide fame. The name
OF "Stonewall," Notwithstanding the mar
velous geDious Of the one who wore it,
could not have mad any place in his
tory but for the sturdy and enduring
valor OF the men who won IL.
1T is every way III and proper for the
Peep II "a % 'ir Icy 10 erect
memorials to both leaders and men In
the splendid struggle. | rejoice that 1t
has for abundant reason been agreed
that Richmond is the fittest spot wher-
ever 10 build them"
General r. N. Dulaney writes from
Melbourne. Va. that he viii not be able
TO attend.
a. ri-h o. Of Sumter
Camp. OF Charleston, writes:
night. and will be represented at the
unveiiing. our delegation representing
camp Sumter, ana per haps other camps,
will leave here Tuesday afternoon and
reach your city early Wednesday morn
ing. Those of US who can be with you
shoulder to shoulder again with our
comrades OF old Virginia. and the other
States OF the Coniederacy.
FROM IR LAND
DR.. George Fay. of Dublin, Ireland.
sends the following: - -
"The men whom you honor nave won
the admiration of the world. The names
ali European people. The skin and de.
vouon shown In your cause.-The cause OF
truth and honOr-have made them dear
TO all lovers Of freedom and justice; and
no less do we honor your unnamed DEAD,
the heroes who bought victory with their
Charleston and Petersburg. who kept the
Of Ia Dalton
and who made Manassas, Fredericksburg,
And all this was done in the cause Of
honor"
THE CHILDREN.
Thousands Of children will be In line
wearing red and blue sashes and carry
ing small Confederate flags. They VIII
| march by themselves and will be headed
| by a special band. Sergeant Major -.
! Smith Radford, Of Lee Camp, will be
| Chief Marshall Of the Juvenile corps.
The ladies Of Hollywood. lakewood, ana
! Hebrew memorial association Will nave
| 81 prominent part in the procession anu
| The Board Of Commissioners have
| deemed IT unwise to have the Fire De
| partment turn out on that DAY 10 'ai
| ticipate in the parade. A.
The aides Of General Fitz Lee. the
| chief marshall, are expected 10 Wear ' nS
uniform of the Confederate veterans Ua
Il
| also requested To provide themselves WIFI
| back gauntlets or white gloves
| Badges will be furnished TO the mem
| bcrs Of the various committees anu 49, 49,
| nj headquarters No COZ cast Main street
! at l2:3O +. NJ. on the day OF the uhNellln5'
| The citizens along the line OF march are
| expected to decorate, as FAR as pOsslkDie'
| and already the bright cOlOrS OF the Nd
| tionaI and Confederate flags are exposed
| In many attractive ways. -
The decorations over the Chamber OF
| Commerce have been commenced anu
A Saks & COS establishment is very
| handsomely dressed in many cOlored Hass.
| Quite a large number Of others nave put
! up decorations and by the time the udy
arrives the street will present very sal@
Cavalry veterans will report at Cren,
| shaw warehouse Immediately on ARRIVAL
| In the city, 10 either or the underslSheu
! committee, who will give them necessary
! information regarding quarters 1or theh-
! selves and horses.
There will be a general rendezvous
Of veteran cavalry at the Tobacco EK-
| change at 1880 o'clock on the 30th where
! we VIII spend an hour or TWO IN so-idI
| Intercourse. &c, &c.
The committee is composed Of The FL f9i-
Alexander Jennings, J. r. Tenant, Hen
! ~ Kracke; }. b. LpsGonb, Z. A. lay
| lor, L. b. Vaughn. r. w. Sydnor .
Those comrades who expect to be IN
| Richmond on May 30th are requested TO
Sydnor. at the Crelshaw warehouse,
Richmond. as soon as practicable
orrIcERs AND COMMITTEES.
The following is list Of the officers
| and committees Of the Confederate Sol
| diers and Sailors Monument Association:
d. c. Richardson (presidenU, William
! H. CulingwOrth {treasurer), Carlton Nc
Executive Committee-D c. Richardson
| chairman, George H. Christian, William
H. Curtis. y. V. Randolph, John y; Cary,
Charles l.. Todd w. +. Cutshaw, J. Tay-
| Tor EHyson, Thomas Elicit secretary.
Finance Commi,tee-John b. Cary
chairman, Jos. c. Dickerson, r. y.
Glover, L. z. Morris, John 5. Elicit X.
Transportation Committee-Clay Drew
~ chairman, f. 4. ID. Myers, Frank II.
Deane a. b. Clark, John a. Curtis.
Military nittee-James e. Phillips
chairman. a. Il. Phillips, ". +. smith
Norvell Ryland, Sol. Cutchins. T. ".
Cqnningham. Chas. p j., Bigger eth lonotr
d. +. Waller A L. Philips, J. II. Chap
pell. T. Scott Gibbs, y. a. Brander, Geo.
Winfree. Il. Leslie Spence (commandeil
Robert y. NOrthen (commandeD, Z. l.
LOeh1- secretary.
Committee to receive and entertain Ia
dies-E. ID. Starke (chairman, X. ). NJ.
Valentine. Iazewell Elicit Charles J..
Brown, w. c. Preston, John 5: Elicit,
y -
cock, f. IL. Habhston. Meade Hasdns,
II. W. F1ournoy, Fred. s. Myers.
Reception Committee ID. Crenshaw
chairman, Archer Anderson, Joseph
Bryan, c. f. Wingo, James T. Ferriter,
Sig. NJ. Goodman, T: II. Elicit, !. c.
Dickerson, Andrew Pizinni, Il. J. Levy,
r. II. Berry. r. r. Briggs. J. =. Pace
Grand Stand and Grounds Committee
". j. Westwood chairman, T.. \. Saun-
ders. John II. Frischkorn Z. Wiley Davis,
Phil O'Nen, r. r. Pemberton, David VIII
son, +. b. Elliott, a. j. Vaughan. James
4. Gray, b. f. Cooke, W. 4. Darlington.
r. r. Roberts.
MEET Tomorrow.
A called meeting Of the officers and
committees has been made for tomorrow
afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the Chamber
of Commerce Building for business Of
great importance
The city is fast assuming gala ap-
pearance and many II The large business
houses on Main and Broad streets have
been decorated en- gay cOlOred bunting Tor
several day. The window decorations
are various and pretty, quite number
have a small statue the fac-simile OF the
one 10 be unveiled, surrounded by battle
flags and other Confederate trophies.
The historic old citadel Of the COnfed-
eracy will appear in her emblematic
colors. a htting attire Tor such a holiday.
The gay colors, the waving iiagS, ana the
variegated bunting VIII add much 10
the festive occasion.
GENERAL ORDER NO. i.