Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
PAGES ii TO 16.

~ Stuart-Hairston Camp No. ca Gibson
MMoSready Camp, No. %; Ball-Betts-stakes
camp no. 90; Chambliss-Ba iham Camp.
no o.; George H. Summers Camp. No IS
bIunswlck Camp. No. 20. McElhaney
lamp No 2: Mari Camp. No. 20: Cabell-
GraXes Camp. No. 76. Mercer Camp, No.
NO. 49,; Pridemore Camp. No 10; Giles
Camp No ST.
Commanders OF brlgades will see that the
camps assigned TO them shall be On line
ana ready TO move at the time named 1t
Us urged that this be attended To-. as there
should be no delay I'm moving the line on
me part Of the Grand Camp Of Virginia.
All aids must report on arrival TO head
quarters, No. COZ east Main street for
badges and instructions. All camps must
be IN line and ready TO move by 1920 i.
NJ promptly. Commanders OF camps Will
report 10 the headquarters for banners.
Grand-Camp officers and aids will report,
mounted, 10 headquarters on Thursday,
July "a, at a. NJ. for active service.
OTHER ORDERS ISSUED
General a. L. Phillips has issued an
order prohibiting any one from driving a
military will form. All troops are di-
rected 20 report through their com
mandants to General Phillips at First
and Grace streets. at - o'clock VI. The
military Will form on Grace street, facing
north.
Chief-of-Police Howard has issued an
order prohibiting any one from driving a
vehicle on Broad street from Twelfth
until after the parade, and prohibiting
the running of cars on that thOroughfare
after 1 y. NJ, until the parade has passed.
Captain Angle will see that this order is
carried out, while Captain Hulce will
have charge OF the detail Of police which
viii keep Monroe Park clear from Z a.
NJ until the arrival of the parade.
THE MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The Davis memorial service 10 be held
at St. Paurs church Tonight viii be
most imposing and interesting. 1t will
commence at $3.50 o'clock. and the his
toric edihce will doubtless be crowded 10
IT'S utmost capacity. Bishops White and
Newton. OF Virginia. Bishop Capers, of
South Carolina. and Bishop Peterkin, Of
Virginia, viii take part. The latter di-
vine viii preach an appropriate sermon.
The ladies OF the memorial societies are
requested 10 meet promptly at i. NJ.
in the basement Of the church, and at
tend the services in a body. All veterans,
organized bodies. and strangers in the
city attending the reunion. are cordially
invited 10 be present.
N THE HOTEL LOBBIEs.
General Wise and all Of the members
f the committees were as busy as could
be yesterday. In fact. every one In con-
nection. with the reunion was The
hotel Hobbies are already beginning to be
SLED with the early corners
General George II. Steuart. OF Balu-
more. registered at the Jefferson last
might. The Oriole City viii make "A hard
ieht for the next reunion. and General
-teuart is early on the scene 10 start
he campaign.
81. Louis has a delegation on the way
90 present the claims Of the Cyclone CITY.
they will reach the city tonight or to-
morrow. and have engaged quarters at
he jefferson.
Colonel Robert G.. Wood Of New Or
cans. reached Richmond last night. lie
-ae found in the Office-cOurt Of the JEFF
-ersor shortly after his arrival. Speaking
% q Dispatch reporter. he said: Il think
he crowd expected next week has been
largely overestimated. StiI, there will
1e a big crowd here
General Clement A. Evans, Of Atlanta,
Ga: Colonel w. p. Campbell, OF Arkan-
AS. and Colonel Warren Lewis, or
I.awrenceyiue. Va, registered at the
Jefferson yesterday.
General A. A. Manning wife, and
laughter. Of Georgia, arc at Murphys.
Major y b. Bratton, Of Guthriesville'
y. c.. is at Fords He has with MN
a2-pound cannon-hal that was fired by
General Anderson at Fort sumter IN
April. 1861.
TO REGISTER THE VETERANS.
The Veterans Entertainment COM
mittee have opened a general headquar-
trrs for REGISTRATION I'm the O.d City Hall,
on Capitol street between Ninth and
Tenth streets. where veterans are re-
quested TO report and register their
names. commands. and present residence.
To avoid confusion, an effort VIII be
made TO get adiutants Of organized COM
mands TO furnish a list Of their members
present at the reunion. which list Will be
entered on the books kept at headquar-
ters. Captain NJ W. Lakewood has
been placed in charge Of the general
Headquarters. He will be assisted by
Rev. Robert II. Mullen and Mr. William
~ Baker
The rooms assigned at States head
quarters on Capitol, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. are as follows: No l,
Alabama: Q. Florida: 3. South Carolina;
g. North Carolina and oklahoma; 3.
Georgia and Indian Territory; 6. Missis-
sippi: 7. louisiana: S. Virginia, West Nir-
GINA. Maryland. and District Of Column
ba: 9. Tennessee and Kentucky; 10
Texas; II. Missouri and Arkansas.
REUNION NOTES or INTEREST
The old First and Fifteenth Virginia
Regiment survivors, as well as all those
who served with Pickett. will receive a
cordial welcome at headquarters Of
Picketts men, corner Ninth and Main
streets.
Mr.. Virginia Morgan Robinson, of this
city. has written a most unique and in
teresting publication the title Of which
is "Our Confederate Dead" which has
been Issued tn pamphlet form by the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society.
Colonel II. =. Pollard commanding d.
vision Sons OF Confederate Veterans. has
appointed the following as his aides In the
parade Of July "a: Ben. Brockenbrough.
chief Of staff Biscoe Hndman, Of Louis
VILE. Ky: Watson y. Arlington. w. J.
Norrisette. Edwin p. Cox, Gcrvis Storrs.
and four others from visiting camps,
whose names viii be given out later
The staf is ordered TO report at head
quarters (o,d Lee Had, Tuesday, July 20.
az ID o'clock. mounted.
Washington Confederates. No. III.
Washington. ID. c., wish the services Of
fourteen boys sons of Confederate vete-
rams. from 10 10 Is years OF age, 10 vol
unteer TO bear banners in the grand pa
rade Of the "a Of July.
The Confederate Memorial Committee,
appointed an the Houston reunion, has
been called to assemble by the chair
man. Captain John H. Carter. I'm Com
nittee-Room no. l at the Capitol build
ing tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
THE CONCERT PROGRAMME.
List Of the Confederate Songs to BE
Sung Thursday Night