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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

WORK ON THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
isrge force Of men Is employed in the Rich.
mond granite quarries cutting mat rial for the
ne W State, War and Navy Department. build
ing. No one Is now at work on the new build
ing except few men engaged in constructing
sewer. Probably not more than one hund red
stonesetters will he employed during the sum.
m r months. The main force will be EN- ployed
in the Quarries.
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TUESDAY, APRIL :, 1878

TlENDAf AFhIL = IrFJ
Al this Concert the best musical talent thsf be
procured from all parts of the country will add pleas
ure 90 the eDterfaDment. and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregafing n vast total ~ II ALE a
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be ertriluted
by lot 20 the tisk CT holders follows:
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Ine PROCESSION ON -. RatrfcksS DNv.
The following route Of procession has been
decided upon by the convention Of Irish sOcie-
ties for Monday next, st. Patrick's Day:
From City Hall, by ith street to L. TO New
:.efsey av@""H to to u -trA-. 20 Ak street, tn
Pennsylvania avenue, to the Executive Man
sion. where the President Of the United States
will review the procession; thence to George
town, passing st. AIMS Infant Asylum, where
every one can make a donati0n,) along Bird ge
street to High, to Gay street, to Washington
street, to the bridge, down Pennsylvania ave-
nue north Of circlel to 1 street, to 18th street
to II street, 10 18th street, to q street, TO och
street. TO street, to 5th street. to the City Hall
where the parade will be dismissed.
The societies will assemble at the City Hall a,
l1:3o a. m, and form the procession i'm the fol-
lowing order: Washington City Hibernian Ben
evolent Society, No. I; Hibernia Beneficial As
ISOLATION; Hibcrnan Benevolent Society, No. 3;
West Ind Catholic Hibernian Benevolent So
ciety; Catholic Hibernian Benevolent Society
OF Georgetown; st. Patrick's Temperance So
eiety; Knights OF st. Patrick: Knights OF st.
Columkill; Knights of st. Peter, and Spalding
Cadets. Should the Alexandria Catholic Ben
evclent Society visit the city, II will be assigned
place in the line. The head of the column
viii move at II m precisely.
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lTANILTVN N EAKSON.
3,S,eO6 YIN. e. A. Building 9Th and ID sts

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner O
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to and
10 3. It3,1stIe
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A LII KINDS OF CAsT-oFF WEARING AP.
"A PAKkL can be gold 10 the very best Advantage
81 addressing or calling On JU0TH.
61@ . se~., bstween 9Th and III n ~ 4
hetee By nsii premp.sy attended TO. Oash p0fd lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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CAsfs Oh SMALL Pox have been reported
since yesterday, one each al the folouirg
places: 2lst street. between X and l. north
west; No. 211 = street southwest and two
deaths-one at i22 9th street southwest, and
one at 3oe l. street southwest.
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TIN FrSERAL OF THE LATE W. b. ToDD will
take place to- morrow at 3 O'Clock p. M, from
Trinity Church, opposite the residence OF the
dece ssed, corner Of Sd and G streets. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. T. G. Addison,
the rector and Le will be assisted In the services
by Rev. y. T.. Grammar, OF st. Peters, BALTIC.
The following gentlemen will act ss pail
hearers: DIR. j. b. Blake, A. r. Shep-
herd, Dr. j. b. Brodhead, ID. w. Mid
dieton, John T. Lehman, j. c. Hardness,
DR.. j. G. Hall and j. w. Thompson. The
remains will be encased In . substantial
and neat rosewood casket, covered with fne
black cloth ard handsomely mounted with sill
yer. with silver bar-handles running the whole
length Of the casket and across both ends. A
William b. Todd, born December 31st, 1909:
died March 18th, 1873" The casket IL lined
throughout with 6ne white merino, and IL fast
sntd by lock and key. Mr.. Anthony Buchly Is
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diamonds set i'm gold. French gifts and English
Jets. and ornaments for the hair in she'll lets.
and pearl, received at Prgg's jewelry store,
No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ aud
Gib streets, 4
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ISsCRI YouR LISK
o ana !. s.!
isn7-ly- ". III "a s+re.,
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TIE EQUITABLE LIFE AsSVgAN,s
SOCIETY.
The husincss ~ this Company has for years te-u
tnr iafstsi u any stint insstufion In the world
r HEHER, GESrRaI AsENr.
so3 Ann soS SErE~ra $500
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Miss AsNEs ErHsL. the talented Young
actress. who appears next week at Wallis Opera
House, in Sictorien Sar,ioa's society piay OF
Agnes" written expressly for her, comes 10
Washington with the cordial endorsement OF
the press IN the northern cities where she has
played She viii be supported by an excellent
company. The Opera House COMPANY appear
tonight in Boaeicauit's interesting drama of
1.-The Ocsoroon, on which occasion the prices
are reduced.
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FIRE-This morning q lire occurred in a
frame dwelling on street, between 5eh and 9th
northwest, caused by defective fue. II was
extinguished after the building had been dam
aged TO the extent Of about $40. Mr.. r. F,
Harvey owned md occupied the premises.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
Store.

Store.
The churches at Waterbury Centre
and Little River and their Sabbath Schools
visited the Reform School Aug IA, and
returning had a picnic in Lyons Grove,
There was a meeting at the New
Church on Mondey evening, Aug. llth,
to make arrangements for an entertain
ment soon to take place, for the purpose
Of securing funds to purchase Sabbath
School books.
Prof. Geo. A. Thompson is instruct
ing a class in Spenceriau penmansAip at
the Academy building. This art is truly
one of the finest, but most neglected
Mr.. Benjamin Algcr died on We'd
neslay, Aag l4lh, aged so years, dc
was one Of the first residents Of this town,
having lived in town So years, aud all
that time on the same farm which he pur'
chased when be first settled here.
Albert Herrick and wife Of Nlinneso'
Ia, arrived in town last week, and are the
quests Of Il. q. Mower. lie left this vii.
lagc, tie home Of his childhood, sevcra
years since for a Western home.
Prof. Lyme II. Atkins of Fort Ed
ward Institute, is spending a few day.
of his vacation at his home in this place
He has won an enviable reputation as !
frst-clas instructor, and it is Fact to b'
lamented that Nermont's ablest educator
are constantly called to labor in neighbNr
ing States, causing a dearth of good tal
ent at home. Why is it,?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

Joe Bsshsy Jr. sf Hinssburs stale
hons irOm the pasture Of Nm. Hayes in
sarksbOFO Gu tie uighi Of Aug. 9th, drove
10 Whitehall aud susIFea !. for poorer
ono AMI then started home. On the way
he was arrested and has lately pied guilty
and been sent TO Midllebsry jail to avail,
trial before the county court.
Ira. son Of HOlli. r. Wood, me, With
distressing aceidon, on the sth inst,
while moving at bennington. lie fsll
from the machine. which passed over him,
breaking two ribs and hanging him fear.
fully. Ills clothes were caughi in the cOgs
Of the wheel and not a shred Of clothing
was left on his body.
Parties from Canada are negoiiat-
ingIor a site and vatsr-pOwer At BEL
lows Falls for an establishment for the
Manufacture of alpaeas, which will require
slOO.O 900 capital and employ 500 hands.
A subscription to the stock Of $50, 900 is
all that is needed from the citizens to Sc
euro its establishment there.
Billy Horton. ga good fellow, wa:
clerk in. Shsw's insurance Office in St
Johnsbury. lie minuted against the &C
counts Of numerous parties on Shaw
books. "Will pay July l" and some other
he credited with a part Of the sums due
lie turned up missing the other day, anC
Shaw finds that his patrons had paid thei
full bills, and he is out of pocket owe
5000.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Ben
ningion was celebrated at that place, Sal
urdny, by grand fremen's muster, j
which engines from all over the state an
several from over the line participated
The FIRST prize was won by the Wester
I engine of Bratsleboro, .he second by Roug
: and Ready of Greenwich, N. Y, and til
0 third by the Ocean Of Chatham, N. Y.
i job Clements of Bradford was r
Gently srraigned on one hundred and fort,
u five charges of liquor selling, and five ey
witnesses were willing to swear to
It When the trial came, however, some
the witnesses were in New Hampshire f
a day or two thc usual way) and final
Clements was allowed to 60 after bciI
C fined For ten offences 500 and costs
J Tho Montpelier & Wells River Rui
road is being pushed to completion
rapidly as circumstances will permit. II
tracklayers on this end are working in Il
ST "wilIderncss" above Marshfeld vale
J. over seventeen miles Of rail being nc
down from Montpelier eastward. On Il
,s east end the track was laid to within
= mile and half Of Groton last Saturda
and probably Groton village has be-
reached by this time, There arc less tn
: thirteen miles intervening to connect +
= two tracks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
.L0LAsoR.

Backs lumber mill j. doing wee
ders, aud is probably one n the lest IN
the State. They reeently purchased cf S.
A. Weeds Of Bosou. planins anl match
ing machine, which in one hour and ,wOn-
iy-six minutes. planned aud matched S03l
feet Of lumber, aud without hurryiRg at
that
The Backs Touring mills are alsO
the best in the vicinity, and they retail
about 100 barrels per mcnih Of their ovu
grinding.
Il. G. Rogers has some tall corn ia
his field, most Of which stands from S to
. feet in height.
Alta regular meeting Of l4amOille Lodge
No. 80. l. o. G. T.. held at johnson,
August 9th, the following officers were
installed FOR the quarter ending Nov. list
1873, by Z. f. Spaford. L. D.:
J. r. Hill, W. q. T.
Lucy Belding, w. V.
q. H. Stevens, w. S.
Flora Hadley, W. A. S.
Cynthia Morgan, w. F. S.
J. w. Carpenter, w. I.
George w. Holmes, W. NJ.
Carrie stoarns. w. ID. NJ.
Rev. J. Wallace, w. 9.
Rosa Martin, w. l. G.
Willie Buck, W. o. g.
Sophia Cowlos, w. Il. II. S.
I Aseuath NJ. Sawyer, w. L. II. S,
--Saxby is ncw.shingliEg the hotel o
the east side.
Work along the r. II. is taking
lively turn at present. The men ar
still at work on the ledge, while other
are at work on the bridge just abo'
the ledge. John Stewart has cortra'
for grading near the depot and has con
} menced work upon the same while tn
other gangs between the bridge al
} Hyde Park line make it look on Il
whole as if we should have railrda
before long.
Some farmers in this town have n
flushed haying at thus date Aug. 'l6thl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
l.e->
W0ie2Yi2le.

Il. N. Wetherell, D G. W. G. t.. in
stalled the following members as officers
for Waterville Lodge, No. AS, l. o. OF
G. t., for the quarter ending Oct 81, '73.
Il b. Wilbur, W. G. T.
Mis- Nellie Townshend, W: V, T.
Luke Potter, w. S.
Miss Alice Leach, W. A. S.
Geo. w. Hulburd, W. 7.
Mrs Harriet Beard, w. T. S.
s. r. Miller, W. q.
Edward Mann, W. Nj.
Miss Eva Hulburd, W. D. M.
Hiss Emma Leach, w. |. G.
Frank Beard, w. o. G..
Mrs. J. M. Hulburd, ". r. Fl. S.
Miss Jennie Mann, w. i. II. S.
The Good Templars will give 'pub-
lie the 29.h inst, to which cordial ln-
vitation is extended to all. Music and
literary exercises will be the order Of the
day.
The dwelling house of Daniel Will
ley was discovered to be on fire, but by
timely exertions Of himself and others, was
extinguished without great injury.
Most Of the farming community are
rejoicing to find themselves through hay
ing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
State News.

Bethel is shipping large quantities of
poplar wood for making paper, and real
ICES only 81 cord.
F. T. Bridgman of llardwIck, has
been held in $500 for trial at the county
court for resisting an officer.
Ten thousand pounds Of honey is what
J. r. Crane, the famous bee keeper at
Bridport expects to realize from his bees
this season.
The assessment of Vermont Mutual
Insurance Company will be two per cent,
this year. being only two-thirds of the low
est usual amount.
John Flanders of West Rochester,
has large apple tree on his farm one
Of which is in full blossom and the other
is covered with apples.
Two cases of Smallpox arc reported
in Burlington one on Murray and the
other on Champlain street. Both are DO
ing well and will recover.
There are about so acres Of tobacco
now growing in Westminster, generally
looking well, and there is considerable OF
last years crop on hand not sold.
Recently Willie Henry Lord Wood
stock, aged nearly eighteen, was drowned
while bathing in Bsidgewater. lie was
the sole reliance of widowed mother.
lightning killed three cattle bolong.
ing to David Martin of Willlamstowrn' on
the Sth inst. They were standing under
some fir trees, on the edge of piece o.
woods.
! A civil action has been brOugh
against Simpson, the town, liquor agen
Of Greensboro, for selling the liquor t
Stanton of Walden, who shot the peddle
Snow, in cold blood, last June.
john Allison of Ncwbu ry, while i
liouor, attacked his hired man with
scythe, cutting his hip in horrible man
ner. He tried to follow up the assault
but was prevented by bystanders.
Tho Univcrsalist State Convention
will be held at Brattlcboro the last wee
of the prcsort month. Arrangements ar
in progress for tho entertained OF tour G
Eve hundred guests that are expected.
: PRESIDENT GRANT TO VISIT BURLINdTo
"A dispatch to the Boston Journal
Saturday evening, states that the Pres
} Dental party which has been IN Main
during the last week, will be at the Whit
Mountaing early this week and will pre-
I coed from there to Burlington.
S John G. Somers Of East Concord g
in liquor and went to Milan Smiths an
e tore around terribly while the men WEI
away, Mrs. Smith mas frightened and
the excitement her little boy, 2 years OLE
tipped dish of hot starch in to his b.
som, which burned him so as to endang'
: his life.
S The second Re-Union of the Old 81
IL
VT. Veteran Volunteers viii be held
| White River Junction, Sept. I'd, 1871
6 at 9 o'clock, p. NJ. All members wi
/ see this notice, are requested to intor
their comrads. Railroads in Vermo
(. carry for half-lae. Gen. Thomas, 20
Mead and DuttoD, will be. present.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
.1i0173SyiHe.

.1i0373TiUe.
+. B. Merriam, has sold his residence
to G. d. Scott, the cntcrprising Livery
man"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

FASTEST HALF-MILE ON REoORD.-Fri-
day was the great day Of the Utica races,
the 2.2l race was won by Judge Fuller
ton in the first, second and fourth heats.
The same horse in the course of the race
trotted from the quarter to the three
quarter pole in l04, the fastest half-mile
on record.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
Yyde aTk.

We we're misiniormed as 10 the name
n the engineer who slowed the train in
.ine to save the life Of the little girl on
be track. 1t was the express train Of
1hich Mr.. William Burt is ihs engineer,
y our eulo;istic remarks must awply to
Lin. Had il been "Mose." however, the
<rsult would have been the same.
The people are on the Qui-UiVe for
he band concert tomorrow evening. The
{ollowing is the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

~ RELT AUCTION SALE AT NORTH HYDE
u PARK II will e II al public Auction on the
18th day Of September, at 9oclock A, NJ, the fol-
lowing property, to wit the farm now owned and
occupied By 4. ". Wilcox consisting of GO acres OF
land. located in the town Of Johnson. pleasantly
situated on the main road leading from johnson to
North Hyde Park, one-half mile from North Hyde
Park and four miles from johnson, The Farm Is
well fenced and well watered, water running to the
house and barn. a q cd sugUr orchard, new sugar
house plenty Of wood and saving timber, ag0od
house and barn and out buildings, plenty of fruit
apples cherries plums, &c, also tho household fur
nituro dairy tools, farming tools, &c.
Also a small place in the village OF North Hyde
Park, containing 4 acres Of excellent land, good
house and barn built in 1868, plenty OF apples
pums currants and other fruit one of the best 10,
cations in North Hyde Park, together with house
furniture.
Also enc two year old colt, | sucking colt, J
rood work harnesses silyer-pated driving harness,
t buggy wagon, single sloighs, pair traverse
sleds set blacksmith tools, two pews in Congl
churce stalls in Congl. church sh6ds, OK cart,
truck wagon, or cook stoves, box stoves,
sleigh role, % tin sap buckets | galyinized sugar
pan, n number swanus Of bees, and other things to
numerous to mention.
Gentlemen mean business, and this property
win be sold 10 the highest bider.
Il. W. WILCOX.
iOw9 M. PARKER, Auctioneer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

UOOIs VFOH ~ . To
o'clock. Admission, % ccnts.
1T is thought that with the present
force engaged on the railroad between
hero and johnson, the grading can be
completed by the lst of October.
Postmaster Patch received 1900
postal cards last Monday night.
--Chas. Howard, of this village, is
making a very superior quality of car
mino ink, which can be afforded for less
than the inks of that description are uSu'
ally sold. A. z. Clcavcland has it for sale.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
Cambr3age.

cambaaage.
ALBERT Cornell, at the Vile, has dis
posed of nearly A carloads Of corn this
season.
Last Saturday, on complaint of Grand
Juror Bennett, Geo. Sheldon was brought
before Justice Elias Chadwick, and fined
five dollars aud costs (Sl1.95) for an as
sault on Lyman j. Seely at Safords grist-
mill, on the 25th olast July
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

In Eden, Aug. 18th, Lillian Mabel, infant
daughter of Edwin and Susan White. aged A
months.
The death of this darling little child brings
to mind Longfellow's often quoted lines
g There is no flock, however watched and tended.
But one dead lamb. is there;
There is no fireside, however defended,
But has one vacant chair.
As also, the lines Of Park Benjamin
81 know that they are happy
With their angel plumage on,
But my heart is very desolate
To think that they gone
In Charlestown, Mass. Aug. 9th, after long
and severe illness, Jerusha, wife of Simeon
Cole, aged 55 years and months.
In Hyde Park, Aug 9th, Mrs. Catherine
Blakely, aged AZ years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

|SoTicE-An persons desiring to secure sta
l. o.. booths fer vending r0frcshmouts sc, can
1ply to r. Rwait, Esq, President q the
Air.GrOand Co., at the Farmes' Festival, to
! hsld on the Fair-GrOund, August 9th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

PROGRAMME:
Quiekstcp, "Adella,'' Keller.
Fantasia from Stradella. tlotow'
s Confusion Polka, Marble
Selection from La Sannambula, Belini.
Gondellicd, oes'eh'
No, Thousand and one Nights, Strauss.
selection from Satanella, Balie'
WALTZ. MAUD Levy
Selection from Martha, Flotow'
: Rosa Scottische, Me'zel'
IT, Alieu Schubert.
4 Galop, "hlein Verganugen," Wernthal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAMOILLE CENTRAL
AGA . E NJ Y,
HYDE PARK. VERMONT.
HYBERARK vERNoNT.

Tbs insiliuiion i i1czied N enc q TIE pleasant
village the Lamoilie Valley, and l. mOsi ain =
ably adaptesi iuf : naurifhi az schoul.
II Niil he the ain Il ne Trustees and huard e
reaaicfs . makc tie Scheoi sccund % no ether Ia
NoTthoTu Vermont
The lnSlFucsiou given uill be thnFough aud prae-
teal SPECIAL attcnt,ou yin IL given T. thost who
intend ~ teach.
Regular exercises In INCARNATION and Compoei-
10 secure IN pfuYrmeut. The discipline q the Ia
siitution cuulhines miidnes with trmncss, avold-
Ing unWarrantAhlc severity, yet tncnloating serici
Industry.
farcr ts and guardians are most earnestly invited
b. cooperate v IN the Principal In securing tbs
prompt and regular attcndanceo " pupils.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

Lucius WEIGH of Sheffield, received
full charge of shot in his arm, on the
morning of the 10th, from gun handled
carclessy by himself.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20
Local Matters
Gao. Time Table.

rrairsie leave 81. gohnsaury Tor West conoordi q
an, and 80 Pm.
Rutfef Train leaves Hyde Park ~ :. - An. 81
<ndays a. I arrives AZ 81. gohnsliury Al ais An
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-20

NsU-LACE RESiDENCE.FoR SALE
" The subscriber offers his residence ON Main
Street formerly the Netc,deeier' building, fer sale,
Tho premises are in excellent repair, with new
baru aud out buildingsfand good well of water.
Best location in the village. Terms low.
JOSEPH LAPAGE.
HYDE Park Feb list Is73
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

FUNERAL DlSpLAYS.-A correspondent of
the New York Herald gives some sensible
views upon the growing extravaganza of ex-
pendlture and eaudlness Of display attending
the burial Of the dead He says:
AS some persons residing elsewhere may
not know what extravaganza in money as well
as ,n 10 manner now obtains at city funerals. we
TTn STATE that we attended one recently ih New
at LolA ca'V, where the deceased, young lady of
noEu. no;a twenty-five years of age, had her face
pa'nteo % oy an artist to cover places blackenea
anS "mi's moruhGanon had set in her hair curled
auu ueeoraeed by professional hairaressnr.
her wedding dress, en- tram oona.,;'s,,,, oss.,
wrapped around her person. hnr haSpp heUaSSp'uuousy
IN dehcate white kid gloves ama uS b.Ia: Is:.'seu
bridal boquct; flowers on her cos snu nouing
and on the floor for several feet ar,nea "eaeat II
Ing perfect labyrinth of floral wealth istI iI:ln
ca into crosses anchors, hearts, broken col
uInns, &c.! Nc, and over and aropnd all ~ vo
were burning myriads of gas Jets ravlv ;Ilun,;
mating the parlors, which had been darIsno ," !
Tor the occasion by closing the windows Hnn1
uredsot persons were there, who never / nsu
the deceased or any member of the family hn,
VINO came out of mere idle, morbid curios;,v
and to help to fill the scores of carriages CON-
posing the funeral corFcge. Now, is all tb;s
rlght-ln fact, is it decent? Can it be nrona,
to make an exhibition of the dead as We wnnld
OF the latest style of bonnets iD q miliper's
"iadow, or statue In ,au art gallery, or some
rare, Wild animal In cage ? Most assuredl,
nol' and the sooner the practice, is discontinued
the better ,..f.. '.,IO.--0 : ",'