The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

and II streets. Owing to the fact that heavy
rain rain. storm Arose llst about the time adver.
Of our citizens were prevented from ling pres
ent to witness the interesting funeral SER
vices. Despite " rain, however, avery large
the church. Among those present were noticed
er.Mayor. wsiisoh and Berrett and alarxs
S nun q our oldest citizens Msny men
shortly before the remains reached the church,
Mayor Bowen, accompanied by the members
OF the Oily Council, 10 carriages arrived and
body Of the church,
Seats were also reserved on this side Of the
sss sSE tse ,,s. we're for me .m
liz and friends OF the deceased, while those
on the left were kept for the Masonic frater-
oifh deceased assembled at his late residenee
on Pennsylyania avenue, near Twenty-nrst
street, and after short services, the CONN was
place. LACED 10 ne hssrss, and 4 procession formed
friends and the Masonic escort. The pail bear
ers were; from the medical society, brs. j. O.
SoS The Mssoos Fat s1 Srs nS Ms.t s,.dse
French, J, Z. Z. Holmesd and Chas, y. stans.
bury. The cotan was furnished by Mr.. Cav.
covered with ane black cloth, and was ~ siaSo.
and ornaments furnished as Masonic embiems.
n.s fhs Ia %n aaf b. coma %ss S 'st P cts
February /, 1910, died May 30, 1890"
A beautiful cross Of natural flowers was
tastefully arranged natural novers from his
garden were placed about the face, On IN q
top Of the conn was the Masonic apron, as
at the house magnificent garland OF nowers
was laid over ~. During the day large mum.
bers OF the friends Of the deceased called 10
lures Of him they had known 10 love and mr.
were removed TO the church, there was q con.
Has 81 gaE a. IalN
The Masonic escort consisted of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, and the Grand Lodfe
This knights Templar were not out, as er.
the deceased WAS not a member OF that branch
ofthe Masonic orderl
HeAld's American brass band headed the
procession. '"'
Arrived at the church the remains were car.
J. vaughn Lewis, assisted by Rev. DR.. Tim.
BILE and Rev. A. Jackson, read the funeral ser.
vice OF the Protestant Eplseopal church. This
the hearse and fbc fnn.,.i n,a.as.,an :. -.
the "Dead March, TO OAK Hill cemete,y
where the remains were Inferred,
were Inferred. The thrcstenins .sne.t ~ ~
weather preyentlne the renIssIn~ ~ thn NJ.
sonic burial service.
After the interment the Masons formed In
marched to their he.dsnsttes, 'n a. IN, ses ",
turn march, as the procession passed the late
solemn dirge, '"' '""" P'"'eu
TRIBuTR TO THE pEcEAsKp
At the meeting Of the Medical Society Of the
Tyler and Flodo,ido How Nswma n BHYrrGws
remarks on the life Of The descSHeS aoS ,he
following reIolutions weFe mnsnt anu naou sIe
Aoptea! r,.,-
uns.,gpsa ,s ha ne ne society has received with
Of DR.. VIM B, Ma9ruder. one Of H. side.t ana
most Talented msmbsrs '"e VI II" e'ueSt anu
R,,eir.a r. Me an M. ,,L ,..-,--
IN. 10. ~ go ~ ~ Hesth they recognize
popularity not oniy rendered him son.hicnn,,.
nsn praetit,oner ~ msSteIna I s ykoinspteuou'
nitv Int A. q memhet ~ tha ~ IN ms r Sommn
and Government az ,ho .t ,e ruohG s1unciis
so often an ornament. " "''" Nv was
the fsmiIy Of The $1,000 ynyyhps h ewth
In their deep sffiiction, A''o"
Resolved, That as a token of re,peot IN nj.
memory the members of his society," .ttsnS nj.
funeral in body. ms
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Of Aldermen after our Tenopt cInsad ne noalu
morning
which was adonted y nsnimnVsIs 'he NhAt,
Resoiped, That the thanks Of This Board Arc
rendered, to John Grinder, eso Sre,Issnt ~
this Board for the digninsb III IN ed i o.
tiAl manner in which he has Si.cbsrr nmpnl
duties q his once. ''seo the
Mr. ttlnuer said, The HOn0Fahla poard ~
Observation-Disclosures; In eln,in0 ,h nV Sis, OF
sixth Council il become. M Inn, ,he Ky
pleasure to say 10 YOU mai hsa anu my
kindly for the favor OF eiectinE me nery
president. an well aware II Sas not az ~
count OF my abilities that YOU eiectaa M on ne
WAS because you believed ! would desI i,iriS
men nave tried 10 perform that duty fairly
ana mpaItisily and honestly.
Ltenuemen, 4 fhAi always remember the
nunsss mAnuested toward me, and In part
ns WIN you snail always remember the
Skty-nxth Council as being one OF the most
raoie years OF my NE ! now take leave
OF you believing that you all entertain the
klndest feelings for me, As assure you 1 do
70 every member OF this Board.
anu am also very thankful TO the reporters
OF thls board for their courteous manner
Toward me and TO this Board, and also for their
,all ana impartial reports In relation to our
P'oceeaihgs
any am very thanktul to our secretary for
ns kinaness 10 me 10 assisting me TO perform
my uuy presiding onicer OF this Board
sna AisO 10 our messenger for his kindness to
me- w
nhAsD TEMPERANCE PtcNIC AND MASS
aNo'-A meeting OF delegates from the
Yous Temperance organizations met at
tha ,on Lesgue hsi,on Monday evening, to fur
.net Ifangements for grand basket picnic
aha .empersnee msss-meeting. O. L. j. Fox.