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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.

pHILADELPHIA MAKREIB.
PHILADELPHIA, April, IA.
Cotton lower at 16}SGpl7. Glover seed wanted
Penna. gil SO; Western, S11.50@12.50 30. Choice
spring wheat flour active, other brands quiet
Penna extra family, So 500DG; high grades. 96 %
as Wheat in steady request; red 81 2S@l u;
amber, Sl32. Rye scarce at 81. TO- Corn steady;
yellow, 9OM91c western mxeu,9 ,9ic. Oats in de-
mand; white 73J50D75; mixed, 72mT2l6. Provi-
sons quiet; mess pork unchanged ;ard 14@ 1885.
Whisky declined to S1.l3
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRAsDYw1NE MILLS FOB FLOUR
AND aBAIN-ocRREoTRD DAILY.
Family Flour. .S7.756S 8.75
Extra Flcur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.50dO S.25
S,iperine Flonr. nr................... 4.75GD 5.75
Wheat. ................ 1.25
Corn New 9lc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
: 4 strange Cause ,I Den,ir

At San Francisco Yesterday Frederick Braii-
denburg, OF Braudenbergera ased about 1s year,,
was found under pile OF lumber, DYING from
exhaustion and starvation. He AtAted before
his death thar he had uwled under the lumbci
nine days previously, and that additional ium-
Der was nnwittingly piled around him, which
prevented him from getting mt According t.
a telegram from Sau Francisco, tile doceas ell
was son Of Matthias BIande.burs OF Brauder.
berger, living at No. q, Charles plGce,la Hhiladel
rhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

pAnALYsfs.-- --Caplam John II. Griffith. Of tio
steamer Massachusetts, nc . o'cieui Manae! :!
night while the steamer was on her way to Er!-
timore, in riauliitauk river, was suddenly -
tackled with paralysis Ills right side is to,-
retely paralyzcd and lie is eiioecAlos-. I',t
physician thinks Ho Will be cnutined To- lia lt Z
for some time. Captain Griffith is we'll known
az popular steamboat captain having raI,oi Ql
many of the rivers of the PEI insua.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
MarriagRs.

HODGMAN-WpEAT Non the 13 inst, at No.
1919 Washington street, by the Rev. Alexander
Macarthur, Siman A. hodgman to Annie l..
Wheaton, both of this city.
LAMBO st. Paul's NJ p. Chu ch
by Rev. j. Is. Merritt, on the l4h inst, Mr.. Morr 3
d. Lamborn to Miss Emma Mckay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

TEMPERANCE MEETINd--A public Temper
ance meeting will bs held this. Wednesday, eve
ming, in the hall of Morning Star Division, Sons
of temperance, in the McClary building, at 4
o'clock. Rev. T. L. Martndale and Harry L.
leieler will address the meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Literary Association OF Union NJ. Il. Sun
day school will meet this evening.
william Highfeld is erecting buildings and
starting the blacksmith business at the cross
roads at Loveville, in Mill Creek hundred. 1t will
doubtless make good stand for business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
Maryland.

sHpsrIT2IiN DROWNED AT ANNAPoLIs.
ANNAPOLIS, April II.
Cadet Mdshipman W. II. Cox, of the fourth
class was diowned, this morning, at the Naval
Aerdlm my, Annapolis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

Correspondence OF The Commercial
NEWARK, April Ii.
The election for town commissioners yester-
day afternoon, was very quietly conducted.
There was no great amount of excitement in re-
gard to the matter. 1t resulted III the selection
OF j. W. Evans, George W. Williams, James
Springer, Nathan Sanders and James Arm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

ABUSING HIS WifE.-Michael Cotton, a liquor
dealer in East Front Street, was arraigned be-
fore Esq. Publ, charged with mal-treating his
wife. He was required to pay costs and enter
security in 5000. for better behavior, in default
.lf which he was still held at noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14


Lava Pens-Jdmes auu "a CbD.
Farm at rya'e sac.
Bu ridge u Market 'treet.
Wilmington L an AsssI ltiion-Not,c.
Delaware ON Asso -N!ctice.
License Notlce-John Ell.l.
Farm near KIikwo, d for sale or exc
Wanted-Glrl for house wnrS.
Seeds and Gard II tGols-Biliaur.
Notice-C " tax s.
Brew y-Innnt cl tNlnG.
Cdnar S two clothing stOres-Brcyty
Douaro = DO us and suoes-Ereyliy.
" mwocd c. lar Bfevify.
Breylty on in, parta4as.
Notice Win. Loan Ann me ting.
nea h = o ices.
Dubel kn cSs Knox Brey!ty.
Brevlty-Mn gan Is busy.
ntrrnris" Manuf curing Cn --'lltrsty.
Breviiy-Fuilme RS din ng saloon
Seventh IT eet opera iOuse.
NOtce-W iluington Division :. OF r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

INDICTED FOR ELtcrroN FRAups.-The grand
jury of the United States District Court has iu-
dcted VIM. II. Whitley, of Caroline county, nci
Templevllc, charged with having frau1uleutly
omitted from the registry list tho names of i -a
voters, thereby deprviug them Of tho rsdl
and privilege Of voting at tho election for mnin'
ber- of Congi ess." lie yesterday gave bail in
$1,000 to answer at the June term OF the Unite 4
States District Court.-Edito. Sun l4.h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

Tue 'sBEE." The sale of reserved seats for
tho Centennial spelling bee at the Opera House,
man. Thomas Il Co. 3, with indication Of largo
house. Already large number of seats have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

STEAM SAW Mill BURNED The steam mill OF
Messrs Purnell, White & Co., situated few
miles from Snow Hill, was burned down one
uight last week. Loss about S2,50O. There
was no insurance. The manner in which the
fire started cannot be satisfactorily explained,
hut is supposed to be Of accidental origin. The
mill will be rebuilt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

WooppALE.- Alan Wood & Co., proprietors of
the Delaware Iron Works, at Wooddae, are put
ting up powerful hoisting crane, for loading
iron into the cars This will be great convent
once, as the siding on which the cars stand is
several feet above the ground. Wooddale, since
the mill has been overhauled and improved, will
ha one of the most active shipping points on the
Western road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

The Two ORPHANS" The Two Orphans is
described as q romantic drama. This it il, no
doubt, but it is entitled to another description as
well. 1t is in fact melodramatc. There is how
ever, a broad distinction to be drawn between
tho melodrama which it represents, and that
which is ordinarily understood by the term. 1t
IL melodrama of refinement, of deep pathos
Of keen anguish, of bitter suffering, Of brave
contention between love and duty, as against
that of other melodrama. of brawl and blood
shed, of tawdry sentiment, of blatant defances,
and vigorous vulgarity. The piece is one of sur
passing power, of strong situation, of continu-
GUS action, and OF marvelousy effective tab
ieaux. 1t il story which in all its aspects is
presented with amazing force. 1t presents a
picture without weakness or blemish. The
acling is quite worthy of the drama. daily
Times, Dec. 27th, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

t. $. CorGr---I The jury who were out yester-
dls when our report closed in the case of Tim
or.y G. Harbert returned o verdict of not guilty
AZ Lo was discharged. Several enforcement
cit were certified to the Circuit Court and the
L..tlict Court adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

THE GBAsoE.-To-morrow the Delaware
Changers will hold meeting in this city, when
II public lecture will be delivered by I. A.
Thompson, Worthy Lecturer Of the National
Grange The address will be delivered III the
Grangers' room Market street above 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

SENT To New CAsTIE.-The tramp of whom
mention was made in the COMMERCIAL, yesterday,
AZ demolishing window in the station house ut
Ellerslie was given a hearing before the Mayor,
last evening. He gave his name as Bolan Rob-
iuson. He was held in $500, lii default of which
he was sent over to New Castle, this morning.
The mans actions We understand, are not those
of perfectly rational man, but we have no evil
dence that they are not assumed. After lie was
placed under arrest he said he had just been
dismissed from the Eastern penitentary after
serving u term of two years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
W enther ysccOrd.

REPORT OF THE sIoNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON April H.
Probabilities Fer the Middle States, clear
or clearing and cool weather, Northerly to West
erly winds, and rising barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

OFFICES IN THE FOURTH STREET MARKET
HOUSE The Offices in the Fourth street market
house will be vacated in few days, and Collec
tors Chandler and Stilley may then be found in
the back room over the City Treasurers office in
East 9th street. Edward Farmar, assessor for
the lower district, remeves there this afternoon.
If space will permit, Edmund Provost will occu-
Nv tho came room,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

MARTIE-BARkLkY- ON the Shitst. by rog
WIN j. Frost u u, James II M.rntl Ca-olla
Az ella. daughter OF samu BuJhley, al CT ils
cIty,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

It looks ss though there had been a disaster
on squan Beach, in yesterdays storm, and that
some fated ship had gone down undiscovered
and unaided. 1t is believed to have been n
steamship, and until its name, and all the facts,
are learned great suspense must be felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
- -
4 Murderer Arrested

lanes Damaugh, Of Baltimore, who beat his
wia death on Monday morning, was arrested
At Adgewoed, on the 2, W. d b. r. r., yester-
d1y, and sent back for trial. The Coroner's jury
C .lre ea him with the murder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
dIsw AduertisemgnfS.

X EORGE w. BUSH & SON, FRENCH
TIES OF HARD WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
During 1873 the foIIowing
ENTRIES OF IMPORTS

During 1878 the IolloWinR
ENTRIES OF IMPORTS
we're made at the port of Rio de Janeiro
Flour, 934 500 bbls rice, 10000 bgs; macar-
oni, 63 600 bxs. tea, 279 500 ibs.; butter, $4,000
pkgs.; cheese, 1900 pkgs; lard, 10000 bbls;
cotton goods, $4,000 pkgs.; woollen goods, 5000
linen goods 900 pkgs.; hemp cloth, n 600 pcs.
paper 1000 pkgs.; paints, 14,S0O pkgs
window glass, $4,000 pkgs.; star can.
dies, $4,000 pkgs; wax, $4,000 lbs ; jerked
beef, Ga 600 600 lbs. Goldfish, 71,oOO lbs coal,
27Isoo tons iron SlOo0 tS6 tons eio kerosene g.
In its finances Brazil is comfortable, the re-
port for 1873 showing an increase over 1872 of
"a, 600 900. with present surplus in the treasu-
ry of 50, 500, 900 over the estimates.
SOUTH AMERICA COMMERCE.
We have thus far confined our exclusive at
tention to the Empire of Brazil. We pass now
to the other political divisions Of South Ameri-
ca, and will give brief summary of their re-
spectiye exports and imports during the year
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

MKETINos DiseoNrIGUED.-rhe interesting
meetings i'll the West Presbyterian Church were
closed last evening on account of tho sickness
of the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. p. OTIS. 1t is under
stood that Rev. Mr.. Culliss, the Evangelist who
was assisting and whose eloquent sermons and
interesting Bible readings attracted 30 much at
tention here, will Immediately go to some other
point in answer to some of the many pressing
invitations for his labors. His preaching will be
long remembered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

NEWARK IrEAIs.-Dr Il. W. Haiues, who has
for years carried on the milk business, has had
built handsome new wagon for the purpose.
Joseph Luton built it, the woodwork being
done by Mr. Collins, whoclwright.
After the storm of yesterday, We had this
morning, white frost, lasting several hours af-
ter suurise. Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

Extensive sales of insurance stock and real
estate will be held at the Delaware House, to-
morrow at II o'clock. Sec advertisements un-
der the proper heading,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

MISSION Work AMONG THE SuLoRs.-1iev. j.
A. b. Wilson, recently of this NJ. Il. Conference,
has entered on his mission work amongst the
sea-faring men, at Boston III the Bethel OF
which 'Father Taylor was for 30 many year,
pastor. He preached his first sermon on Sun
DAY the 4th inst, and the Boston newspapers
speak highly of it. Mr.. Wilson IS the son of a
master mariner, and knows the ropes and how
to haul them"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
lnanctal.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, April II.
Gold, to-day S1.15L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14
Corresp0ndenee Of Me C0mmerciat.

The first five gentlemen named were elected
members of Council.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-14

In word, South America exports to Great
Batain 81 per cent, more OF her products than
she does 10 the United States, and she purchases
about 800 per cent more from the markets of
Great Britain than she does from those of the
United States.
Besides the trade with England and tho Uni
ted States, South America
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

Money can be had in New York on
call loan, at ] per cent. per annum
The Times of that city says: "lt the
infiatlonists san see in these facts
any arguments to sustain their asser.
tion that the ''needs of business" re.
guire more greenbacks, We shall be
surprised. Yet we have no doubt
Judge Kelley can make an argument
of ten columns which shall say moth
ing about these facts. When a man
starts cut to air theory, especially a
beautiful theory that is going to make
everyone rich and happy, it is aston
ishing how few facts he can get along
on. Meanwhile, it is worth while to
remember that the national banks.
having the legal rightto issue more
currency, don't do any thing of the
kind. They are blind to the require
ments of the worlds happiness, we
suppose"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The Iowa City Press gives lnci-
dents and details as follows:
The explosion occurred in the tank
room, tank No. 3, weighing 5000
pounds, being lifted from its bottom
and blown so high that it looked no
larger than -four barrel. and falling
into the river.
Nathaniel Gilmore was blown
many hundred feet into the air and
struck the ground in front of the flour
mill, 100 feet mouth Of the paper mill.
His pitchfork and lantern, he was a
straw handler, made the dread Jour
ney and were found with him.
| Frank China went into the air and
struck 100 feet west of the boilers.
"B. b."
Walter Sinton was blown into the
air and fell seventy yards from the
mill, west, across the street, striking
and piercing the roof of paint shop
in the second story Of Statler's wagon
factory. To so great height did
the impetus carry him that in his fall
he made hole in the roof as large as
his body, breaking through the shin
giles, the inch sheath,ngs and snap
ping two rtfters. His body was not
found until the hole in the roof was
seen in the morning.
Patrick Tierncy's body was found
near the straw cutter &C."
Joseph Smally lay in the angle
made by the south wall and the parti-
ton between the east engine room
and the tank room, in an almost di-
rect line east of tank No. 4, and with
the tank on top Of him. He was lit
eraly y cooked with the steam and hot
liquor from the tank.
Herman Bechtel was blown west
and struck the ground 500 feet from
the mill. His head struck first and
dented the hard soil six inches, the
body bounding about eight feet.
Nathaniel Gilmore had been mar
ried about year, and leaves a wife
about to become a mother. Her
agony cannot be pictured.
iiahh SHlhd was dH upright anu
exemplary young Bohemian, about
to be married to young lady of his
nationality. His sweetheart was not
apprised of his death until this morn
ing, and her sorrow has driven her
nearly insane.
Walter Sinton was a Scotchman,
had been in this country about three
years, and leaves a wife and two
children.
Patrick Tierney was a widower
with eight children who survive him.
Joseph smalley was an elderly man
and leaves family all grown up, we
belieye. James Smalley, working in
the engine room aast Of the tanks, is
his son.
Herman Bechtel was the only sup
port of an aged mother. He was
young man Of steady habits and his
death darkens the closing life of his
old mother.
Nathaniel Gilmore was buried Sat
urday morning early, while the funer-
al of Walter Sinton, Frank China,
Herman Bechtel, Joseph Smalley and
Patrick Tierney, took place from
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

To all whom II may concern:
The Commissioner appointed to view =
highway. com mencing 1t the line between
Jacob Laubscher and N. Agne, where the
road now intersects that line In section 4.
township 80, range 3, running thence east to
the north east corner OF Jacob LAubecher's .
land, thence south seventy-two rods, thence
south east on the most convenient and best
track until IL intersectS the old survey at or
near the south east corner OF said section
Z. and to vacate the old line betwee the two
points above described. has reported In fa-
vor thereof: and all objecti0ns thereto, or
claims for damages must be fled In the Aud.
itor's ofiice on or before noon Of the 7th day
Sept. .. d. 1875, or such highway will be AL
tered without reference thereto.
2swi MOREAU CARROLL, Co. Auditor
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
FARMS
AND
Town Lots for Sale!

has' h"H southeast quarter, section 81
township 81 range ~; northwest quarter
at $40 no DER acre. Terms easv
township <, north range west "a aor.s a.
s35 Oo ,er ARE
Southeast quarter porthea.. o,ar,ar sec.
''oh ~ township n NORTH range west, 10
acres at s2'.W per acre
-eohs's''hs o' ." acres IN sac c'nn-
ty, Iowa, with dwelling h,ase. stable, gra-
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
Resd Notice..No. 80.

To All whom II may concern:
The Com missioner appointed 10 iocate 2
hivhway commencing forty rods north of
the southwest corner Of southeast quarter.
section 50. township 81. range I, N Cedar
county, running thence east sixty.avo r0os,
thence southeast to the east line Of the south
west quarter southeast quarter OF sai0 Sec
tion, thence east one rod ana eight Ieet.
thence on q direct line to point On tne
south line of said section nine ana . nall
rods east Of the southeast corner OF eootn-
west quarter southeast quarter of satd eec-
tion 80 thence east on the section line 70 the
southeast corner Of the section. Also 10 Va.
cate no much OF the Washington Ferry Anu
Johnson county road ~ Is located on soutn
half southwest quarter southeast quarter,
section %, township 81. range I, has reported
In favor Of the establishment and vacation
thereof and all objections thereto,or claims
for damages must Be filed In the Auditor I
Office on or before noon Of the 7th day Oi
Sept. .. d. 1875. or such highway will be To-
Gated and vacated without reference there
to.
sswa MOREAU CARROLL. Co. Auditor
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

The Hapktye has the following
sensible remarks: The Republican
State ticket is good one. In point
of brains and character it is far su-
perior to that OF the opposition. Per-
sonally the gentlemen on the Demo,
cratic ticket are. SO far AS we know
honorable men. That Mr.. Letfier is
the equal of Gov. kirkwood in poin,
Of brains and executive ability no
Democrat who knows the man will
assert. The latter has been tried in
the position 10 which he now aspires
and he proved a decided success,
and We feel confident that he will be
returned to the executive chair by a
largely increased majority if the Re-
publican workers in the counties
throughout the State but do their
duty. Much, as we have said before,
depends upon the selection of the
county tickets. Men must be chosen
for these places who will command
the united party support, and men
who are worthy to be made the trust
ed servants of the people. Political
hacks won't do, aud political trickery
won't win. Let it be square fight
with good men on the ticket from
top to bottom, and when the funeral
comes off next October. Democracy
will occupy the hearse.'
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
AdministratOr'S Notice.

To all whom ii may cornceTn:
Notice is hereby given, that there is now
on file In the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult of the State of Iowa. within and for
Cedar county, the final report af Lawrie
TatuTn. guardian OF susan r.. Phe lps show
ing full settlement and asking that said
guardian be discharged and that the frs
day of the next term Of said Court, com :
mencing August 2il, Is.j is set for final
hearing thereon, when said guardian will
be discharged If no sufficient objection be
made. w. II. VAN NESS Clerk.
Wolf, I,audt & Yates, Att'ys. bows
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

Having given thirteen reasons why
the Republicans will carry Ohio this
fall, the Cincinnati Commercial adds
two more, as follows: /. There are
more Republicans than Democrats
or, rather, more citizens who prefer
the Republican to the Democratic
party-in Ohio at this time. 2. The
Republicans Of Ohio propose to vote
next fall.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
ExocutOr,s = Notice,

To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that there IL now
on file in the o dice Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, of the State Of Iowa. within and for
Cedar county, the final report Of David
James. executor of the last will and testa-
ment of stephen James deceased, showing
full settlement and asking that said execu-
tor be discharged; and that the nrst day Of
the next term of said Court commencing
August ed, 1875, Is set for final hearing
thereon. when said executor will be dis.
charged Ii no sufficient objection be made.
w. H. VAN NESS. Clerk.
Wolf. Land: & Yates, A.tys. :awsrd.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
Road NOiice..<O. $50.

To all whom may concern.
The commissioner appointed to view n
highway commencing AT point in the pu b.
liz highway as now Travelled, about thirty
rods mort b OF the center OF section Ill, town
ship 50, range 3, and running thence due
south on the line to the northeast corner OF
the southeast quarter northwest quarter oi
section IL, township ~. range 3. thence run
ming south " esterly, following q rayine tn
the quarries of Miller and kettell, has re-
ported in favor of establishing tho road
wholly on the east side OF said line and Ia
he sixty feet wide, Also has reported in ia :
yoF of vacating the read commencing at the
southwest corner of the southwest quarter
Of section II. township ~ range 3, and run.
ming thence northeasteriy ta the point o.
/ beginning of the road above de cribed, and
all objections thereto, or claims for da ma ges
must he filed In the Audito's Office on or be-
/ fore noon OF the 7th day Of September, a. d
/ 1915, or such highway viii be located and
vacated without reference thereto.
i NlM3 MOREA u "a RRDI.I Co Auditor
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

1t is now highly probable that a
stop will be put to the cattlesteal-
ing operations Of Mexican bandits.
The United States Government has
purchased the steamer Platner, which
draws only four feet of water, and is
arming and manning her for service
on the Rio Grande. She will be
commanded by Lieutenant Comman-
der ID. G. kells, who has been de-
tached from the ironclad Canonicus
Other steamers of similar character
will be purchased and fitted out fo'
the same purpose.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

Taken up by ]. j. Roberts. in Springdale
tow nship, on the 18th day of A pril. l..5, one
bay mare colt, hind feet white. and white
strip in face, two years old and mcdiunl
size. Valued at 30
Tuken up by Josiah skinner in Sprins
field township on the -th day 1f June lr75
dark brown mare colt. supposed 10 be- thres
years old with white spot in forehead. Ap
praised at SIS
MoREAu CARROLL. 20. Auditor.
Iulv .rIl Is-1
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29
The twelfth resolution of the Dem
g.

The twelfth resolution of the Dem
ocratic, &C., platform reads;
That We are opposed to all legislation
that restricts any citizen in his individual or
social rights and privileges" d"
The inquiry as to what this means
is being generally made and is very
pertinent. Col. Eibrck, editor OF
the UeraW Of Liberty, a newspaper
recently started at Des Moiues as the
especial organ Of what is called
''personal freedom" explains that it
means repeal of all our Sunday laws
and OF all laws regulating he sale ot
liquor in any way Is that "A correct
Interpretation:
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-07-29

Coralyille Sunday at two o'clock.
Protestant clergymen and Catholic
nriests united in the services, after
which the procession, accompanied
by different benevolent societies,
moved to the cemeteries.