The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-20
quarters and other important work on the


f hands % tho committee.
The committees hcadqua riers. which
! viii probably be opened to-day or Monday.
I will be- located at the corner OF Ninth
| aud Main streets. IN the store formerly oc-
cupicd by CARRIERS Transfer Company.
I Colonel Loehr said yesterday morning
I that he had at his call accommodations
| for 10000 persons and IL was his opinion
I that all who possibly could come would
he amply provided for hy his committee.
so FAR as securing quarters was con-
Ccfncd.
The jefferson Davis Monument Asso-
citation met yesterday morning at II
o'clock az the Confederate Museum and
were photographed in % group. The front
and rear q the historic old mansion IN
It's pretty dress OF Confederate flags and
colors were used as backgrounds Tor the
pictures. the groups being arranged on
tho steps leading TO the respective en-
frances.
The old City Hall is being rapidly put
IN shape under the direction OF Captain
T. y Northen. The exterior has been
tastefuly decorated and the interior Is
being given "a thorough whitewashing.
a room will De allotted TO each state
with the state arms above the door, and
each will have a set Of tables and chairs
suitable Tor headquartcr purposes.
Each State will thus have head
orart ~ directly Ia touch with its sister
States.
Among the old negro army cooks send
ing in their names 90 Captain Elicit yes
torday morning were John Coleman. No.
3ij. north Twcn;y-hfth street. with the
First Virginia Eeefments Reserves. Joe
Brown, No. gl2 north Thirty-sccond street.
with same command. and Charles ThOmp-
son. so. li0 north Seventeenth street. with
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Company A. Forty-sixth Virginia Rcsi-
ment
Captain Browns reserve provision sta
ton and veteran headquarters az $40 east
Main street is beginning 20 assume
husiness-like aspect. Three large tables
have been erected and on them are piled
rolls Of cotton. crates OF dippers, mugs
and coffee pots. IL Is proposed 10 held
THIS store as "a base Of supplies from which
drafts % the other stores under the
charge OF that committee can be made
when needed.
The Baltimore Chapter. No. g. L. T.. O..
viii Doe represented 40 the reunion 10y
Mr. j. Francis Dammann. Mrs. Charles
Marshall and Mrs. John +. Poe. They
viii bring "a donation OF $50 for the Davis
Monument Association.
Miss May Green Bauehman is vice.
regent and not regent FOR the Solid South
room at the Confederate Museum. She
is to entertain during the reunion not the
sponsor for Mississippi, hut Miss May
Fullerton Calder sponsor for North Car
olina.
tSHERS Fo-. THE CONCERT.
There was very large Attendance OF
members present 40 the regular meeting
OF lee Camp last night cob JAS H.
Cray, Commander in the chair.
A letter was read from Louisiana Divi-
slon Army Of Northern Virginia coin-
planning about rates from New Orleans
La. 10 the reunion.
a very large number Of members were
reported as having Joined the Sons OF
Veterans and quite number joined the
Camp
The following We're appointed as ushers
for the musical % be given az the audi
forum on July LIST: Alex. vs.. Archer
James Harmon. 81 ". Kent John VI
Warren. W. IS. Boyd, ST.. John c. Ia
tum n. g.. G.. Hartman. George ". Epps
Charles J.. Taylor. 4 Fandree, +.
B. Loving Isaac Goddard. a. y. Suther-
land Thomas J. Smith. John ". Gordon
vs.. B. LightfoOt. W b Freeman. r.
s Brock. A. q. Peav. John Hunter Jr
The following We're appointed 10 report
20 the museum ON the occasion Of the
reception 90 Mrs. President Davis: JAS.
II. Cray. Thomas =. Pollard. W. j.. Smith.
r. r. Farrar. j: Taylor Stratt0n. Greer
II. Balshman.
The Commander stated that he would
report 20 Major s. T. Randolph. chief Of
staff. and 10 General John b. Gordon the
names of eight comrades from those in
line on the day of the parade for duty
at the grand stand IN Monroe Park.