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1t 10 not often that the Episcopal
clergy are found in the sensational
ranks, but recently the Rev. DR..
Berkeley rector Of st. Peters Church,
st. Louis, gave readings Of poetical
selections, interpreted with anthems
by the choir. His last selections, were
"The Leper," by N. p. Willis, and
''Thanatopis," by Bryant. IL Is said
that the rector Is IA fine elocutionist.,,
perhaps this explains the matter.
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lr would be terrible thing, even
now, were Roger Q, Mills prediction
come true that "ii Hayes is seated, then
comes reconstruction, and after that, the
judgment" A few days will determine
the prophetic forecast of this eminent
gentleman one way or the other.
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IT is said John Hancock has fully
affiliated with the Republican party
That may be so, is so, perhaps, and the
I'D papers" probably caused it. John
could hardly remain sincerely attached
to any party with which Coke acts.
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New York Sun We are glad to no
tice that Field-Marshal Murat Halstead
is not so sweet on brother Hayes as he
was before that exemplary gentleman
had become our fraudulent president.
Halstead is too much of man to wor.
ship fraud merely because it is success
full for the moment
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Mn. KEYS slip ilation for ability and
commercial endorsement for applicants
for Office under him, il regarded as
well.nigh fatal to nine out of ten, of the
b rood in TeXns.
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THE GRASSHOPPER.
A Brief but Interesting Letter from
WaeO-GOOd News
VI q


To the Editor OF the Herald:
The grosshopper, whose name i, le-
gion, are leaving on the northbound
wind, without baggage, and, in their
haste, they have omitted to settle their
board bill of six months standing. 1t
is thought by those well versed in grass.
hopperology. that their flight north
ward has been accelerated by the news
of the inauguration of Hayes, the disso.
luton of returning boards, and the
withdrawal of troops from the South.
Heaven grant that they may prove a
type foreshadowing the northward
flight of another more unwelcome pest
that has afflicted and devastated the
country for the past twelve years-the
carpet baggers. =.
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TIE Palestine Advocate had talk
with John II, Reagan, the other day,
and it is satisfied with the honorable
gentleman's explanation of his vote and
position on the commission matter,
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DALLAS. TEX AS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING !; MARCH 81.

VIZ are deeply indebted to our good
friend the Mt Pleasant Patron, for an
exceedingly kind notice of The HER
AID,
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l.. 4. Harris,


Jno. II. Morton, N. D., Physician lpis
con, Office over First National Bank, h,
ence corner san JacintO and HarwOole
alias, Texas, Calls to the cOlntry prom
ttnndah. a,ntI,
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V'RUS EA = SALE. Whereas, Gabriel M
FREEMAN ana Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah ii, Barlo, by their deed OF
trust, dated July 30, lsTl, and recorded ON
pages VI, ~, 03, "a and vs., of book \. on the
9th day of August, 1874, OF the record OF re-
coider of deeds of the county OF Dallas in
state OF Texas, conveyed to the undersigned
certain parcels of real estate, situate in the
city OF Dallas, State OF Texas, ana described
az follows;
| All the tract of land, being a part of
block 201, in Ervin's addition to the city OF
Dallas, beginning AT stake 925 feet from the
corner OF Mckinney and Caroline streets and
the northeast corner of block ~, on the
south side OF Caroline street; then &c north A.
degrees, west with the south side of Caroline
street llat2 feel thence south n deg rees west.
lou ieet thence south 10 degrees, On = 100 feet;
thence north 10 degrees, cast 100 feet, to place
OF beginning.
2. Also. another part of block 20i, in SAID
Erwin = addition to the city of Dallas, begin
ming Iii the centre of Mckinney road, ut The
south corner of n lot sold by q. W, Erwin
and ) j. Erwin, his wife, TO j. l.. johnson.
thence south 10 DEGREES, west with the centre
OF Mckinney road o. feet; thence north Is
degrees, west l25 feet; thence north Is de-
grees, east 80 feet thence south Is degrees,
east l2j ieet, to tn Q beginning.
a lso pant block H2, In Ervln's addition
said city OF Dallas, beginning at "A stake
the south side OF Highland street
. n ct from northwest corner OF said block
NO wv; thence south 40 degrees, east 50 Zee [;
thence north N degrees, east li3 to Highland
street; thence north Is degrees, west 90 feet,
to the place of beginning.
L. Also, the undivided one-half of lots No.
ana :, In block % and 21915, fronting on
SWISS street 80 feet, ~ feet on Leonard street,
~ feet ON right-of-way of Texas, "a Geet ON
Miranda street, having u depth OF 10 feet
from Swiss street TO Miranda,
D. Also, all lot No, 3 of same block, in
Goods addition TO the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
ing o. feet ON Swiss street and running back
100 feet, and fronting ON Miranda street 81
feet
which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of certain promissory
notes. in said deed specified.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance of the proyls-
ions OF said deed OF trust, and at the reUnest
OF the legal holders of said notes, l. the mn
dersigned trustee, will, on
Monday, March 26th, 1877,
bptwnpu tho hN,rl ~ IN =, ,ln.Ir L., A.
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between the hours OF 10 o clock in the fore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, NJ the Courthouse door in said city OF
Dallas, proceed to sell, at public vendue, TO
scribed property, to satisfy said notes, To-
gether with the costs and expenses of exc
cutting this trust. BENZ. U. MAS SEY,
fehll-ImrCh26 Tr,stee
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NlVORNES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor incompatibility, etc; reference un-
nccessn " Fee after decree Twelve years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney At
Law, III Deorbon ST., Chicago, Ill. Ian23-3m.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Western Iron Boat Building Co,
SOUTH ST. LOUIS. MO.

Bullders OF Iron Boats and Barges, Iron Rail.
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks, ana Plate Iron
work Tor Blast Furnaces, Distiileri.s. Ran .
uerlng ESTABLISHMENTS, etc, etc.
81, ms company has unequaled facilities for
sn.pping, oolh by river and rail. and their
machinery and toolsbeing II the latest and
most improved construction, they nre able
10 furnish the best work at the lowest nrices
proposals furnished ON application. N'''
mrhls-3m-w&s Snn,
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= llUArlON-A mlddle-aged gentleman
y rom the North, desires u situation as
clerk, boolikeeper, or copyiSt, tor II few
months, Mt reasonable wages Satisfactory
references given. Address, for three days
n. W. c., Herald Office mrhls
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w. lHUATlON-A gentleman Of eight years
y export nee In II country store and post
iihce, desires II situation, whereby ne can
'Ht II livelihood. Hal had also some expe-
renee ms II II, wspaper correspondent and
publisher. Address, X, Herald office, Dallas.
mThlS
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Psrsonul,

DERSOHAL--A woman or Girl, who
j wishes Il good home Ia u family ot TWO
persons, by assisting IN mouse work, can tnd
the same by addressing Glass Box 5Ji.
mrh20-u
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Miscellaneous Wants.

AZ ANTED-A pair % heavy mules, If
W teen hands and over. Apply to Il. l.,
James. mrhlS.Iw
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I OCkEl-An Ltrustan Go IL, cket,
"A mounted with coral dove. The finder
VIII be ~ orally rewarded by leaving the
same with NlChOllt O.. mcn2l-3t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

-Four line Advertisements inserted twice IN
THIS column for Twenty-Five Cents, aud
nj tie rate Of Five Cenls per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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Wanted Female Help.

INWO ArPRENTlC Elm tho limo OF
4 mi.llneN Apply TO :, lralson, jli
Main street, DHllu1 mch9l-2t
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1 OST-A small l.. A. V. y. ". badge, with
IL initials 9. b; II. WIN pay Two dollars
reward ii left at The Herald office. mrn2O.2t
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Il GE'Gi.ASSES-A pair of gold frame eye
returning to Nj. UILMANN q co. mchlI-ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF RAND0LPH-MA A.
con CoLLEGE.-Th trustees of this institu-
ton were in: session at the Broad. Street
Methodist church yesterday morning and
evening. There was large attendance OF
members OF the Board. Matters OF routine
occupied their attention part OF the time,
but the chief object of the meeting was the
election OF president to ill the vacancy
made BY the death OF the Rev. j. a. Dun
can, D. d. On the first ballot Rev. W. W.
Duncan, receiving a majority OF the votes
cast by members present and voting, was
declared elected.
The Rev. A. w. Wilson, D. D., Of Balti-
more, and the Rev. R. N. Sledd, D. D., OF
this city, received complimentary votes,
though they were not candidates.
The preSidcnt-elect is brother OF the
late DR.. Duncan, and has many OF the best
qualities Of that gifted man. lie is happy
on the platfortn or, In the pulpit, possessing
a musical voice and engaging appearance.
He has the same magnetism in the social
circle. Some three years ago he removed
from Virginia to South Carolina, taking a
professorship in Wof1ord College, in that
State, where he has been especially success
ful, both as an instructor in the lecture
room and advocate OF the College before
the people. For number OF years he was
member OF the Virginia Conference, and
held the chief pastoral charges in the prin'
cipal cities Of the State. His ministry was
attended with great success. His return to
Virginia will be hailed with pleasure. He
| is about thirty-eight years Of age and in
vigorous health. His election to succeed
his brother is considered wise move and c
good omen for the College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy, fol-
lowed by colder, clearing weather, north
west winds and rising barometer.
Fer the South Atlantic States, clearing
weather, preceded by rain areas in the Car
olinas, colder northwest winds, and rising
barometer.
For The East Gulf States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northerly winds,
and rising barometer.
For tie West Gulf States, colder. clear
or partly cloudy weather, northerly winds,
higher pressure, followed By warmer, light,
variable winds, stationary or lower pres
sure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northwest winds,
stationary or higher pressure and tempera-
ture.
Cautionary signals continue at Smthville,
Wilmington, Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras,
Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry, Norfolk. Balti-
more, Cape May. Atlantic City, Sandy Hook,
New York, New Haven, New London, New.
port, Woods Hole, Thatcher's Island, Bos'
ton, and Portland.
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THE MoZART.-Though not SO large as
usual, there was fair audience present at
the Mozart last evening. Many were no
doubt deferred from venturing out on ac-
count OF the high wind. II we are to judge
from the weather we have so far had this
fall, the Association will not be so fortlI.
nate this year as they were last in the selec-
ton OF their meeting-night. ...
The double quartette, who acquitted
themselves so handsomely in two pretty Sc:
lections, gave pleasing variety to the pro-
cramme last evening. They are for the most
part young gentlemen who have hitherto
been unknown to the Richmond public In
the capacity Of yocaists, and their first effort
was highly creditable both to themselves
and their instructor, Mr.. Charles Poindex-
ter. The young gentlemen composing the
quartette are Messrs. Arthur Weisiger,
Percy Gray, Jordan Maury, Charley Wat
kins, Edward Parham, William Chaplin,
Lilborn Myers, Charles Chalkley, and Louis
Thomas.
Mr.. II. F. Laube played with much grace
and expression two violin solos, in both OF
which he elected great applause. His rem
diton of Prume's :" La Melancholie show
ed great Improvement on his former efforts,
as was also observable in his performance
of that much-tortured and oft-repeated
Carnival Of Venice"
The orchestra seemed in excellent humor,
and gave in fine style two overtures and one
waltz. They are to be especially congratu-
lated upon the manner in which they played
the " Pique Dame" overture.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF ruE Observation-Disclosures
COMMITTEE TO MEET THE LIQUOR
MEN.-A number of workingmen met at
Harmony Hall last night and consulted In
regard TO the political situation. 4 commit
tee was appointed to confer with the liquor
dealers committee, and the following plat
form, prepared by Mr.. j. Y. Reddy, was
We, the workingmen of the city OF Rich
mond, identified with its best interests and
the welfare OF all It's citizens, deemlng II
eXpedient and necessary that representative
men from our ranks should be selected,
among others, to ill places Of public trust
and emolument, and having the honor aud
integrity of the community at heart, and
sincerely believing that the exigencies OF
the times require full understanding be-
tween all the elements Of society in order
the better to settle in satisfactory manner
the grave questions that now engage tne
public mind, do hereby
Resolve, 1st That we form working
mems association, and cordially invite all
active workingmen, Of every shade OF epin-
ion, to unite with us. Our object is to unite
and associate together, as far as practicable,
all workingmen, and secure concert OF ac-
ton in whatever may be regarded as con-
duciyc to their united interest.
Cd. While preserving our organization
intact, we will cooperate with all good citi-
zens in any effort to correct abuses and re-
store economy in the administration OF pub
lie affairs and offices.
Sd. We consider that the present rate OF
taxation is not in keeping with the general
prices paid for labor, and therefore favor a
decrease rather than an increase thereof.
4th. Education being the Keystone OF the
arch that supports the whole superstruc-
ture OF society, we are in favor OF extend
ing its benefits to all, and believe that the
proportion Of taxes set apart rs the .School
fund should be held sacred from all en-
croachments.
5th. Conflict between labor and capital
should be settled by arbitration; while we
consider the laborer worthy Of his hire we
believe it Just that capital should receive q
fair profit on investment, and be secured
from all vioence and unlawful destruction.
9th. We are opposed to all class-legisa-
ton, and urge the abolition OF the system
of contract prison-labor, which brings the
convict and criminal into competition with
honest and free labor, the latter being the
foundation of free government.
7th. We deem the daily wages paid to the
laborer entirely insufficient to enable them
TO live in any comfort, while large salaries
are paid officials for only very few hours
work; and we pledge ourselves to do all IN
our power to remedy this growing evil.
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THE COMPETITIVE DRILL AT THE STATE
FA1R.-General johnson has received a let
ter from General Getty, commanding at
Fort Monroe, in which he says it will be
impossible for himself or General Upton to
leave there on November 1st to act as judges
OF the competitive drill, and, in compliance
with General Johnson's request, recon-
mends Colonel Loder, Major Randolph, and
Major Calf, officers stationed at the fort, as
available and competent judges. A letter
on behalf Of the regiment has been written
to these gentlemen inviting them 10 act. 1t
is presumed they will accept. They are
known personally to some OF our citizens,
and are spoken of in the highest terms as
gentlemen and soldiers, and their decision
will doubtless give perfect satisfaction to all
interested. During their stay in the city
these officers will be the guests of the regi-
ment, and will not lack for proper attention.
We hope they will enjoy the variation from
their routine business, and promise them a
cordial reception.
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The beach at Galveston is the largest and
broadeS in the world, extending twenty
| five miles, fronting the unbroken tide Of the
Gulf Of Mexico on the south and east.
Those bitten by dogs are advised not to
apply lunar caustic, but potash caustic,
which latter follows uD and eliminates the
poison In the veins.
BY some patent process cargoes OF fresh
meat are now being carried from South
America to France without the use OF ice,
salt. or saltpetre.
1t was estimated that renter OF crack
Scotch shootings pays upwards OF 30 for
every grouse and S2eo for every deer ne
kills.
The railroads in Minnescta are unable to
carry her crops to market fast enough. ALL
the elevators and warehouses are glutted.
II 70 the pure all things are pure, 9 good
man ought TO be able TO get good milk and
good whiskey.- NeW Orleans Picay4ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

HANOVER ON THE WAR-PATH.-A cavalry
company las been organized in Hanover
county, with D. A. Timberlake as captain,
and Z. S. Sydnor and P. II. Haul as lieuten-
ants. Its officers are old soldiers OF the
late war. Mr.. Timberlake commanded a
co ompany Of cavalry in the Fourth Virginia
regiment, Mr.. Sydnor was member OF the
Richmond Howitzers, and Mr.. Haul men,
ber Of the Fifteenth Virginia infantry.
Many OF the men have seen service and
know the duties OF soldier, having served
under General J. E. Lipscomb, rendered re-
uown for bis brilliant achievements in the
noted ."lion" hunt OF June last near At
lees station. The men are we'll mounted,
and present soldierly appearance. They
hope to be armed and equipped in time to
attend the State Fair
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TIE BLUEs.-The Richmond Light In
fantry Blues. under the energetic command
of Captain John S. Wise, bids fair in old
age to revive the prestine glories OF long
past era, redolent OF happy memories and
an unexampled prosperity. BY special legis-
lative enactment the company were allowed
to resume their ancient uniform. A number
have already been completed, and some will
be exhibited at the next meeting OF the
company on next Monday night. The COM
pany will appear p full uniform as an es.
cort to PresidenSHayes on the occasion OF
bis visit here during the State Fair, or at
least such is the present understanding OF
members, and they are moving with that
end in view.
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PERSONAL the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were t. b.
Lyon, Sr., Granville, n. c.; B. NJ. Allen,
Fincastle w. II. Smith, Smithville; j. NJ.
Campbell, Powhatan; Dr.. b. Richmond,
King William; and S. S. Turner, Louisa.
A private telegram from Charlottesville
Yesterday stated that the convention called
to nominate candidate for Lieutenant
Governor was not held, there being none
present, in sympathy with the movement
to hold it. s.
j. Crawford Nelson, Esq, architect, OF
Baltimore, has gone up to the Greenbrler
White Sulphur Springs to prepare pEansior
O hotel to be built on the site OF the one dc-
stroyed by fire last winter.
The city ambulance was called from the
Gallego Mills yesterday at 2:45 P. N. Cap
tain r. +. Vaughan, OF the freight-boat Dis
patch, was taken sick with chill and was
carried to friends house here in the city.
Captain Charles II. Epps is acting CHIEF
OF Police in the absence Of Major Poe.
Burroughs & Wing, tobacco-bro okers, were
yesterday adiudged bankrupts by Register
Atkins.
Governor Kemper yesterday appointed j.
E. Walt inspector OF -four for Harrisonburg.
a handsome specimen Of the goldsmths'
ART IS pen ulauG Nv u. u. Iylek I" W. AoA
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia as SouuenlT
Of the late DR.. John Dove. ..-. ...
1t is believed that sentence in the case OF
James Murphy, convicted by the United
States Circuit Court for doing business
without license, has been indefinitely sus-
pended. The jury recommended leniency,
and Mr.. Murphy has squared up with Col
lector Russell.
Two or three Governors Of States have
written here to find out how the Moffett
law is working and what revenue it is like
ly to produce.
The Governor will be strongly urged to
pardon w. G. Newman and Thomas J.
Gay, two youths of highly respectable
families, who were convicted in the Hus.
tings Court few days ago and sentenced
to the peniteDtiary-the one for larceny and
the other for forgery. ~-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

THE ASSAULT ON DAVE CH1LDREss.-Po-
lice-Jus White yesterday sent on to the
grand jury B. Ii. Rice and J. B. Day, the
Kentucky horse-traders, charged with as
saulting and wounding Dave Childress with
bricks.
The testimony demonstrated that the ac-
cused were acting under strong provoca-
ton and excitement. Childress says that he
feels as we'll as usual. Yethe fails to articu-
late as clearly as before he received the in
iuries. Accused were bailed in 1000 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE-SAMPLEs FOR
PROFESSOR MALLET.-The secretary OF the
Corn and Flour Exchange secured last eve
ming from Captain Philip Haxall package
of wheat for analysis by Professor MaiIct.
The Captain, in his. note to the secretary,
says: g I send you four samples for Pro-
fessor Mallet-two OF Fultz bright and
dark and two of Lancaster (amber and
darkl, which think will be fairly illuStla-
tive OF the different qualities and species"
The secretary desires to Obtain samples
also from the GaIlego, Dunlop & McCance,
and Walker & Saunders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.-At
regular meeting Of Jefferson Division, held
last night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: W. Fl. Connell, W.
P; II. Z. Thomas, w. A.; Julius A. Hob
son, T.; John II. Walden, r. s.; +. NJ.
Fernandez, F. S.; James Jones, c.; Charles
W. Perkins, A. c.; Oscar Fl. Kunah, l. 5.
james F. Hawkins, 0. S.; S. 7. Perkinson,
P. W. p. Special delegate to Grand DlYl'
sion, S. II. Perkinson. This Division is in
a thriving condition and doing good work
in Jefferson Ward. 49,. -.......-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05

MEMORIAL SEEMoN.-Many friends OF the
late DR.. Duncan living in the eastern por-
tion OF the city have requested Rev. W. E.
Judkins, pastor Of Trinity church, to preach
a memorial sermon on next Sunday night.
DR.. Duncan filed the pulpit Of Trinity
church for many years on his first appoint
ment to duty in this city, and it is peculiar
ly fitting that memorial services should be
held in this his first pastoral charge in
Richmond. Rev. w. e. Judkins was the
warm personal friend OF the late DR.. Dun
can for many years, and is we'll fitted for
the discharge Of this duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Funeral SeruiceS.-Hobson Lodge, No. %,
colorcd Masons, paraded yesterday on. the
occasion OF the funeral Of Henry Randolph,
member of the lodge. Randolph was
one OF the most respected colored citizens
of Manchester, and died at bis residence,
corner of Bainbridge and Eighth streets,
Tuesday, after a lingering illness OF con-
SumDtiOn,