The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

Mayor of Richmond and city nut horities.
Citizens f
The intern,ent took place In Hollywood.
General Jackson.
General ''Stonewall'' Jacksons body
reached Richmond from Gulnen's Station
at a O'clock, May II. 1868. All business IN
the city was suspended. tho bells were
tolled and minuteSguns were fired. me
train came down Broad Street sloWly and
stopped at Fourth street, where the cof-
| FIN was removed to q caisson an envelol'-
ed in a Confederate flag.
The procession then marched as lolloWs:
General I1lzey and staff,
| Public guard under Captain Gay.
| Forty-fourth North Carolina Regiment
under Colonel slnglctary.
Armory Band.
First Virginia Regiment, under Colonel
Skinner.
Governor and aides.
| Henrsc drawn by two white horses.
General Jackso,i's staff. Major Isendie-
| ton, Major Hawkes.. Major ridSford, Cap
tain Douglas. Lcuterant Smith and Dr.
| Hunter Mcclure.
City Council. walking.
Citizens.
The procession marched down Broad
Street to Ninth. thence into capito2l
Square, where the military formed two
Hines between which the body was carried
/ Into the Governors Mansion.
On Tuesday the 18th, the body. was.
| taken from the Mansion to the Caaitol,
which, although but n hundred yards s dis
tant, was approached after some thrte
! miles Of march. The procession proceed
i ed down Governor Street to Nam, up
i Main to Second, thence to Grace and doWn
/ Grace TO the Capitol. where the body was
i placed in the rotunda.# The oruer Of marc
/ was as follows:
! The military. h;
. President Davis and members OF his
Ca binet.
Officers of General Jacksons staff.
i Governor Of Virginia and staff.
i aAt27 ~ clock on Wed n esday morning the
body was removed from the Capitol and
was taken to the Virginia Central RAN
way Station to be sent to Lexington py
i way of Gordonsvile.
The T..public guard acted as escort.
Mrs. Jackson and her child. together
i with members OF General Jackson'ss staff
i and Governor Letcher. accompanied the,
body TO Lexington.
! General j.. r. q. Stuart died May IL,
1864, at DR.. Burwell's. in Richmond. sg II
4 was at q time when there were no SOL
l diers in Richmond. for the war was at It's
1 gctherS troops. rs
i He was buried from ST. James Church.
and HIS escort consisted Of the gentlemen
4 Of Richmond who rode with the body to
Hollywood. II 3
President Davis.
President Davis's body reached Rich
mond on wednesday. May 81. 1893. at
SUNRISE after Its long journey from the
i south. Cannon doomed and bells tolled
u c1nvt, 1yH n
4 The body was takcnsto the Capitol, where
II 1t rested in the rotunda and wa visited
4 by thousands. The offering of flowers
j was so great that the whole rotunda was
i filed. One beautiful feature of the occa-
sion was the floral offering OF the school
II children Of Richmond, who each brought
4 q single flower 1t Is estimated that a
i far greater crowd took part In the pro-
4 cession on Thursday than was present at
i the unveilIng of the Lee monument. and
/ no less than 5000 persons marched to
4 Hollywood.
The following was the order Of march:
l. General John B. Gordon. chief marshal.
! THGeneral4 Charles j. Anderson and staff.
4 First Virginia Regiment.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
4 Virginia Zouaves, of Lynchburg
Howitzers thirteen pieces.
4 First Virginia Regiment of Cavalry;
\ commanded by Colonel w. r. Wickha m.
Il Governor Carr. OF North Carolina.
Governor Brown, of Maryland
i Governor Turney, Tennessee. "A
Il Governor sMcCorkle, West Virginia
i ~ Governor Jones. Alabama
Governor Mckinney, Virginia.
Generals Early, Nra,ry. Payne. Stephen
Lee, Fitz Lee, Heth. Stewart, Welstger,
a NIcI1aws, Baker, Jones. Gordon, Rosser,
Hoker. Green. Roberts, Woods Bulger.
Il Artillery caissOn. si III s si5 ,f
Il Catafalque.
4 Acting Recommendations James w
Pegram. Greer IT, Baughman, D. Smith
y Redfo b. M Bntkins. r. ". Martin,
j. r. N1edlicott. j. B. Mckinney, Charles
IL a.! Spence, George Winfree and r.. ii.
Smith.
Veterans from Texas. Louisiana, Geor-
a Ella, Mississippi. Alabama, North Caro-
+ lima and South Carolina. Fl ila5 {
!; Virginia Veterans, commanded by Gen
n teral T.. A. Brander.
4 It's estimated that 5000 veterans took
81 part in the march. si
q The sinterment took place In Hollywood,
{, on the hillside overlooking the James
!. River within sight OF the grave Of Presi-
u dent Monroe.
Il hugh Lee will Join those of Monroe and
r Tyler and Stuart and Jackson and Jef-
ferson Davis, who signed his commission
Il as general in the days when General Lee
q was little more than beardless boy X
4 Methodist District Conference,
has been made for the meet
81 IT. viii 'sbe held with iKenwood Methosdist
Church at Ashland. July lith. The nresldlh Gun,
y 10 order and preside over is deliberations.
there are thirty charges In. the district, eaich
I'll Of which Will boz entitled to three lay deie-
4 gates in addition to representation BY tho
pastor in charge. ia t.
! Wonlan's Temperance Union.
An Important meeting OF the Central NO
! ! mani 8 Y Christian Temperance Union ~ sehe-
dued for to-day at the Broad street Me'hOals.