The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19

Nay q, 1861.
franklin street, Jctrcrson to
Monroe street, North Carolina, Sc
cctlcd Mny 20, 1891.
Franklin street, Monroe To i.ciyi-
deere street, 'rcnnc.scc, seeded
dune y, 1891.
Franklin street, Uciyi,,crr to
S,.nscr street, i<cDtiicit .--"Itccord
GiOrio,is..
Franklin street, sl,nfcr 10 is,,nnd
street, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tntnr-
iiisI,c,i.
Franklin street, i.ylanI to Lom-
bnrdS street,, Aiissturl--,.Iicr Price
Above !snlicS."
The Inscription on the Missouri
streainer, which .partakes of tho ma.
turc OF play Upon words, is n very
RELIGIOUS one, as IL was this state.
whlch produced the famous southern
leader, Gctcral Sterling Price,
Captain White earnestly requests ali
househoiders along the Inc Of march
to supplement the official decorations
by adjoining their private residences.
Locations Announced.
The following locations were nm
quarters for the various states sending
delegates to the reunion:
Virglnla--607 East Main street.
North CnrolIna--Sangcr Hall. Say
enth, between Broad and Marshall
Streets.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hotel, Tenth ana
Broud Streets.
Tcnnessec--Johnson building. Ilev-
cnth and Cary (second noor).
Florida University College of Med
icinc, Twelfth and Clay Streets.
-Murphy's Hotel, Eighth
and Broad Streets.
! exas--Belvidere Hall, Main ana
Belvidcre.
Maryland-st N1ary's School, Mar
shall between Third and Fourth (irst
floor. room.
Alabama-st. Mary School. Marshall,
between Third and Fourth (sccond
floor. halD.
Louisiana-Crenshaw Building cor
ner Main and Adams Streets.
South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Buildinr
corner Main and Adams Streets.
Observation-Disclosures Institute, IIlev-
enth and Broad Streets.
Mississippi--SO2 East Marshall Street
(ground hoor).
West Virginia-so2 East Marshall
Street (basemcnt).
Indian Tcrritory-S04 East Marshall
Street (basemcnt).
Arkansas-905 East Broad Street
Oklahoma-Cowardin Flats, between
Fourth and Fifth, on Main (basement)
Northwest and Pacific Coast--Ford's
Hotel. Eleventh and Broad Streets.
Sons of Veterans-105 West Main
Street
Each of the headquarters above in
dicated will have an immense flag in
nF MI o~ ,,
be printed in large letters the name
of the State whose veterans are oc-
cupying the building or rooms in uues-
ton.
Invitations to the reunion have been
sent TO all the prominent officers of
the Confederacy-threc lieutenant
generals. nine major-generals and fif-
#tytwo brigadiers. Those living in
Virginia are Major-Generals Thomas L.
Rosscr. of Charlottesville, and George
Washington Gusts Lee; Brigadier-
General Eppa Hunton. Richmond;
Brigadier- General William NJ. McComb,
Gordonsville; BrigadicrGeneral Thos.
n. Munford, Lynchburg, and Brigadier-
General John B. A1cCausland, Point
Pleasant.
Additional Contributions.
Following are the latest contribu-
tiUns to the reunion fund:
Howell Brothers, IS; from Lawrence
vile, Val. Z. Spatig, 50; r. Turnbull.
So; j. D.. Elan, 50; T. w. Dorir 81;
w A. Trotter, Jr., 81; Charles S. Ber-
nard. 81; Frank Buford, 81; Dr. r. S.
Powell, 81; l.. S. Purdy. 81; William S.
Pubic, 81: w. H. Lewis, 81; Z. v.
Sharp. 81: James A. Browder, 81; Ed
Temple, 81; E. r. Turnbull, sr.. 81;
f. B. Lewis. 81; II. G. WATSON, 81;
T. N. Mitchell. 81; r. S. Moseley, 81;
w. II. Valentine, 81; Marion Smlthey,
81: William r. Carpenter. 81; W.Turn-
bull, 81; N. r. Purdy, 81: T. H. Mere
dith. 81; r. r. Seymour, 81; a. 2. May,
81; L. II. Raney, 81; L. P. Buford, 50;
S. H. Short, 81; n. L. Claiborne. So.
John c. Ewell, Irvlngton, Va. So; a.
A. Lewis, IS; Charles H.,Warren, So:
William II. Ricketts,. Orange, Va, So;
G. C. Wharton Camp, G. ", Radford,