The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-13
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS.

ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS.
The remains will arrive at the Broad
street depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
at $50 o'clock this morning. Under the
escort Of the pall-bearers. delegations from
Lee and Pickett Camps, and public citi-
zens they will be conveyed to St James
church, where they will lie in state, so
as to be viewed by friends and relatives,
until the time of the funeral.
TRIBUTES FROM COMRADES.
AT the meeting of Il. E. Lee Camp, No.
], last night. many loving and glowing
tributes were paid to the memory OF Gen.
Maury by Comrades J. William Zones.
.. c. Richardson, James Power Smith,
and Others
The following gentlemen were detailed
from Lee Camp to escort the remains
trom the depot to the church. and after
the funeral to the Union Depot,
and thence over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad to
Fredericksburg, where they Will be laid
10 rest this afternoon by the side Of Cen
eral Maury's wife: Messrs. J. T. Ely
son, James Power Smith, George l..
Christian. D. c. Richardson, James T.
Gray, William p. Smith. c. c. Scott, and
A. Q. Jones.
ACTION OF PICKETT CAMP
George E. Pickett Camp c. V. have
appointed the following comrades to meet
at the Chesapeake and Ohio Depot. Seven
tcenth street, at $50 o'clock to-day,
in uniform, to escort the remains
of General d. II. NIaury to church
and depot: c. T. Loehr, S. r. Gates, A.
Jennings. Ro. \. Northen.
The remains left Peoria yesterday and
will reach Richmond at $50 O'Clock this
morning. The funeral will be held at 1890
O'Clock from st. James Episcopal church,
and the interlnent win be made in Fred
erici1sburg. The remains being taken to
that place by the noon train to-day.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers:
HonorarI,-Colonel Archer Anderson.
Judge George l. Christian. Colonel w. Z.
Cutshaw and Mr.. Randolph Tatum.
Active-Colonel C. OBJ. Cowardin, DR..
George Ben. Johnston. Mr.. John Pickrell,
Major Otway S. Allen. Mr.. Z. T. Crulnp,
Mr.. Charles Davenport, Mr.. Blair Boiling
and M. J. X Jones.
OTHER ARRANGEMENTS
Gen. Maury was member Of Lee
Camp. No. l. OF this city.
Gen. Mauly's surviving children are
Mrs. Robert Pollard. of Austin. Tex; Mrs.
James Halsey, of Philadelphia. and Dab
l1ey II. Maury. Jr., of Peoria. ILL.,
His relatives here are Mrs. Matthew
Fontaine Marry, Miss Mary S. Herndon,
Col. II. L. Maury. Mrs. James r. Werth
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Van Doren.
A special to The Times from Frede-
1icilsburg. last. night, says:
The remains Of General Dabney II.
Maury will he brought here for burial, ar
irving about 1:S0 o'clock tomorrow
"Maury Camp OF Confederate Veterans.
and r. S. Chew Camp. Sons Of Confeder-
atc Veterans have the burial arrange
anents in charge, and they have not Yet
been completed"
Many friends and relatives will accom-
l,anE the remains to their last resting
place. in Fredericksburg.
DAUGHTERS OF T11E CONFEDERACY
The Richmond Chapter. Daughters Of
The Confedsracy. arc requested TO meet at
the home of the president at 1915 o'clock
20 attend the funeral Of General Dabney
Is. Naury. not only to do honor to the
memory of this gallant Confederate. but
10 express sympathy for his daughter,
Mrs. james NJ. Halsey. the president OF
the Dahney H. Nlaury Chapter, tinted
Daughters OF The Confederacy of Philadel-
rhia. The members will wear badges of
the chapter.