The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

the great cavalry fight Of Trevilians
station.
Miss Robinson is an intellectual and
charming young lady and Will htly re-
present the Eighth District OF virginia
at the Confederate Reunion at Atlanta.
Miss Wilson. who has accepted the
appointment to represent Second CON
gressional District. is the daughter OF
George w Wilson, Esq, paymaster OF
Pickett Buchanan Camp. c. v, or NOR
folk. Va. Her father was n gallant prl-
vate in the Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry
Of W. II. f. Lees Division, Army oil
Northern Virginia.
She Is a young lady Of many graces OF
person and manner and Will represent
her district with much credit
INFORMATION FOR DELEGATES.
The Executive Committee Confederate
Reunion Association has sent ont 70
their comrades over the United States,
the following Information as to the fe-
union
All railroads have agreed on rate OF
cent a mile each way 10 and from the
reunion-calculated on the shortest route.
Single meals can be had from 25c. up.
LODGING from % 10 j0c a night. Board
and lodging can be had at private houses,
and boarding houses at soc TO 81 a day.
Hotels from $3.50 a day up.
Suitable arrangements have been made
for caring for sucn veterans as are I'M
able TO afford the expense Of boarding
houses and hotels. For these sleeping
quarters and a c0mmissary department
have been established at Piedmont Park.
Those who desire % avail themselves OF
these privileges are requested TO notify
DR.. Amos Fox, chairman commissary de-
partment, by letter, or in person on ar
rival.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10 Sc
cure all horses and carriages at reason
able rates. and all information on the
subject of these can be had by address
ing Captain John 4. Miller, No. 100 Ma
rietta street
Homes or quarters will be furnished.
complimentary To- one sponsor ana her
first maid OF honor from each state and
the various chiefs Of division stan VIII
please notify the secretary of this asso-
citation an once. the names OF such spoh-
sor and maid OF honor
The street-car lines run 10 the principal
battlehelds around the city. To those
further out the railroads will run cheap
excursion trains. on this subject the
railroads viii give special information
ldlrT. SlhN-nheI pllNii'@N' VIZ 80
lowed at Chattanooga on returning.
TO CONTAINERS OF CAMP.
You are urged 10 prepare duplicate
lists. or rolls OF 40 who come with your
camps. marking especially those who viii
be unable 20 pay for board and lodging.
II possible. send these names i'm advance
OF the reunion 10 the secretary. If this
cannot be done before please report on
arrival 20 the officer having charge or
the Bureau of Information. which is To-
Gated Immediately I'm front Of the main
entrance 10 the union depot-No. y Wall
street
These lists or rolls should give the
name OF the camp and the company and
regiment In which the veteran served.
Mark specially names Of delegates. These
rolls are imperatively necessary. as they
VIII indicate 70 the Badge Committee
those who are entitled to badges. No
badges will be given except TO command
ers or adiutants OF camps for distribution
10 those who attend in their commands.
The grand parade will probably be the
largest ever seen at any reunion To
prevent fatigue. and induce all to join In
IL, mat parade viii occur at the most
pleasant part OF the day. and will cover
a very short march
committees will meet all trains. and all
possible Information viii be given visitors
on Application 70 the Bureau OF Informal
ton. ~ wall street or by addressing w.
\. hemphiii. chairman. or John .. Wad-
dell' secretary Executive Committee Con-
leuerate Reunion Association.