The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-03
SCENES dNDINCIDENTs.
Generals Gordon Philips, and the Vcter-
nns lheered 90 the Ioho.

ans theercd 10 the Echo.
General John Z. Gordon's stan formed
shortly after / o'clock i'm front OF the
Jefferson Hotel. on Franklin street. un-
der the command Of Colonel y. v. RAN
dolph, chief OF stan. with General John
Q. Underwood and Colonel Albert Akers
as aides. Shortly after the formation OF
the slan General Gordon made his ap-
pearance ON horsebacl- This was the
signal for the most prolonged and en-
thusiasto cheering on the part OF the
crowd, and the famous Confederate gem
cral was forced 10 lift his hat time and
again A few moments later the cnarm-
ing daughter OF General A. T.. Hill. Miss
Lucy Lee Illl, drove by in q carriage, ac-
Compauied by Mrs Albert Akers and Miss
Alice Pickett CCshin. of Philadelphia The
Generals staff satted them as they pass
cd. and this was signal for renewed
cheering or the part or the crowd.
a PATHETIC SCENE.
ono Of the most pathetic incidents IN
the hIg parade occurred ass company ii. OF
the Third Georgia Veterans, was passing
Nf. T.. u. Christians residence. on west
Eankin street.
This Crgarization had their old battle
naf. bearing the following inscriptions
"Ihirl Georgia Eogimcut. Malvern Hill
10 AppOmattoX. 1861 20 ls6J." As this
body OK yetrans passed Mr. Chfis-
tlaus residence an old. gray-halred
lady stepped from the crowd. and adj
dressing the color bearer. asked him 20
lower his standard. lie did so, and she
reterchlly raised me pul.rI-rlddled nag
TO nor Ups, sayire; My boy was klhed
under this nag at Malvern HiN, and ne
was my only child.
The old standard-boaror thrice salutcd
hcf VIII lie ,oioi@' auu every veteran
liited l.s nat. lt vas - piil.lle incident.
RESPECT FOR THE HEROES
As General Gordon and IBIS stan passed
the Commonw ailh cub th.y were cheer
cd 10 the echo. DE front OF me nealuthl
ciuu-nou-e, p,h, i'D tne 7""to on lMo
tlees' was los,g1 D. W ,'..o,'. que. -,', ...,s
I.ee-- Jackson. and Johnston Whcn CEN
oral Gordon csried the picture he lifted
lis h1t ln silent lomase 10 me dead
heroes Jus sldil l'"o"'1 nus N"nI'''
ana ll,e i9~ r,1f, ,.t,l, ,.V W. I,-re
o., i-i,1'' ~. i-i- . ,,,i,'. ,i,'- ~, ,4,,.
,,.'r. ..,,.an , ro,..l-,. v,rlcon. ms fher
passed the clubhouse. as were Also
Brleadior-Gcrerll a J.. Phillips. of the
Virginia troops, and Governor Atkinson
and his staff of Georgia. Governor o Fer
.iu ana Ais .iah were Aepl Dlsy uo.lin5 .il.5-
os '.-i,.,,e. m tt,t ,.-..t-l t,er, an aI
.iI,t
Governor Carr. az North Carolina. and
nf, efa0 were also given a round Of
rou4ing cheers as thcy passed in the pa
rale
VETERANS woke THEM lP.
IL was "hen ine t.i0 rams pass" 'li"'
lne 'ioW' D'--i"I ,'.,. It t,,,,
"i,' ~ tt ,,-.- t, ,.-.,
s'.F F'.. l' ''-D, oi Wv 80 49,,
m .,..'..,..., s,,,.,,, ,.,~a ohoerod ,s had
- ,. cf tn. l,nlf4,, soldiers Tba
I,r. ~ tho ..,,fies.r Who mad faced the
mr.i. from Pcth.i to App0mattox. were
accorded such a vtlcCme as assures them
tLat both they and their Ieedf are afiu
fresh IN the iuds or every loyal SOUTH
eruei.
THEY SAVED TUNES.
c.,eriouons in the line with the vcte-
r..,. no t,vo fadlers with tho cum
tl,l,rd cravs, Association of Cumber-
i,,.l co,,rf,. Va under command off cam
,,r, nootsr The trnes "sawoJ"
d., r,oso "veter recalled fo the other
.,f..-, ,,,,,. o., torr ofr dr+v made
.,.'-.,- d.. ,bo,~ music which was a
I,.t.,,.[,.7 f,,,,,r.. and
..., 'o'' .o'Fi,-
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Ai''. D-l' ''
Mrs Jcierson DlFl7' io'-i..i. lei D-"
bar. or Augusta N'' ana l11.n anu
tattefed patAe nag "rie '-" a'
figures ln toucn'iB 4H-ll."- o- ,.e
grand Confederate parade y,sle5uty al, an,
DUNBAR was car yil6 '", l'5
MS coinpt"! Io'7"', ""D" -o
glimpse OF MIs' laws "a i'''so '.''.. .''s
distance lof"et" lh l"7 i'"0' '.7
his comrades ne ran 10 l"e Venice "i'"
presented me coiors ueIoIe '"9 ",.D"
of the Fresident OF t"e DoilivD. -ll
DAVIS leaiii"s lot wal" ii' a. a'e- .i ,,-,.'l
,Ie" l.t lo'D7 o- ..'o -, -. - ne
corner of Fifth and Broad streets, and
fbe fhrone of onlookers sent up cheer
from the sidewalk that could be heard
for blocks around.
Capitol Square yesterday presented
scene which is only equalicd by Metho-
dist camp-moetins or Baptist association
held in me country All I1slil1 IONS AZ
To- keeping %" ''o 6'~.'
-. ,,..'- 80, tt. olt o+5 ,o,,ro bl,cl, and
,,,.ie. - an Ii,l. ',,., I.scriotions An
',.,i.,'ie., 49,, LII tho n9r, sot,irrels AS fo
-. r., ,bo,'e,ht of tbe Invasion OF
freIr nv ero,.nd would doubtless De
f,tereetire, readinr but they had 10
e,ac,,e-e End "couI6 NOT he seen ,grcn
called IN their residence last night" as
the reporters usually say.
4 Young lady from the country sat in
q bl,rcv al the corner o. Eighth and