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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21

SUIT FOR THE ARLINGTON Estate
Gen. G. w. Gusts Lee has instituted
an action OF ejectment for the recovery
of the Arlington estate, which was de
vised to him by his grandfather, W..
Parke Gusts. The property was occu-
pied by Gen Lee at the beginning of the
war. and was soon afterwards vacated
by the family who went South in 1864.
The land consisting of about 100 acres,
was sold for taxes aud was bid IN by
tue government for s26,SO0 and was set
apart for National Cemetery. Many
thousand soldiers have been bnrrled
there after being removed from all parts
OF the South. Mr.. Lee asserts that the
act of Congress under which the sale
was made is unconstitutional and void,
and be therefore seeks to recover the
property. Notice of suit was served
yesterday upon officials in charge OF
Arlington estate and Fort Whipple.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection will, for the sake of suffering hui
manity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and direction for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Suf-
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing in per-
feet confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ, Cedar St., New York.
Dec. %, 1876. Gun
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21

DEATH OF j. L. CLARKsoN. ESQ
Last week We briefly noticed the death
of j oseph p. Clarkson, Esq.,in Chicago,
by the accidental discharge of a pistol.
From the Chicago papers we gather
these particulars: On Thursday morn
ing, March 10, he had finished his
breakfast, and having a few minutes
spare time before the starting of the
train 10y which he was accustomed to
do to his office in the city, he went to
his room to write a letter, and opened
drawer in his writing desk to get
some paper In the drawer was a peck
ct Smith & Weston revolver, loaded
and which he kept hall-cocked. In
reaching for writing material, the re-
volver was disturbed in some way so
as to cause it to be discharged towards
him, the ball passing through the wal
nut front of the drawer and into his
abdoman. His sister-in-law, Miss Jack
son, was in the room, aud was startled
by the explosion and Mr. Clarkson ex-
claiming, "My God l am shot! !" lie
staggered and fell into her arms.
Physicians were summoned and the
wound pronounced mortal, the ball
severiug one of the intestines. He
fingered in great agony until Saturday
morning.
A touching scene took place in the
dying chamber on Friday. Mr.. Clark
sons Oldest daughter, Miss "Duty,"
was engaged to be married to Mr.. G..
NJ. Simmons next June The father
expressed a wish that the marriage take
place at once in his presence. His de-
sire was gratified, and the marriage
ceremony WAS conducted by Rev. Mr..
Smith, in the room of the dying father,
surrounded by their immediate friends.
Mr. Clarkson held high position at
the Chicago Bar, being member of
the well-known firm Of Clarkson and
Van Setback. A meeting of the Bar
was held on the "a Of April, at which
highly eulogistic speeches were made
and appropriate resolutions adopted in
memory of the deceased.
Mr.. GARRISON was born in Gettys-
burg, in 1928, son of the late Michael
G. Clarkson. He and his brother Rob
ert (now Bishop OF Nebraska) were
eductaed at Penns, lvania College,
graduating with the class of 1914.
Subsequently he became tutor and
then assistant professor of Latin in ST.
James College, Washington County,
Md, and IN 1851 was admitted TO the
Bar at Hagerstown. He removed to
Chicago, and by close attention to bust
ness won lucrative practice and hon
orable position at the Bar of that city.
lie leaves widow, one son and three
daughters.-Gettysbug Star and Sen
tinei.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21

Mr.. Tilden was thrown from his car
ciage in Central Park Oil Monday after
nooa and had one of his arms badly
bruised. He held levee, with his arm
in Slug, on the same evening at his
residence. His horses are making
themselves famous.
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SEWING MACHINE
NEEDLES.
IJOWE, Singer. Grover & Baker,
III Wheeler & Wilson, Needles, are
kept constantly on hand, ut
HERR Il ENTLER'S.
Jan n II
HERR & ENTLER

WISH Ia inform the public that they
w have added 10 their stock Of goods the
following articles: Table Cutlery, all
grades; Gents and Boys Pocket Knives;
Butcher Knives; Il superior quality of
Scissors; Germantown Woods; Zcphry
Yarn; My Wife's Ru!llmg; Ladies' RuitS;
Ladies, Gents and Childrcn's Fancy
Hose: Hcmstitchcd. Fancy, Bordcrcd
and Plain Linen lIANDKERCUlEfS;
Gents and Boys Gloves; Plaid Break
fast : Ii \ W LIS; Ladies Silk Ties,
very pretty; Gents Silk Bows and wide
end Ties; Ladies Rubber Bracelets Silk
and other Dress Buttons Cloak Trimming
and Buttons; Skirt Braid; Coat and Vest
Buttons; Pearl Buttons; Common But
tons all styles; Knitting Cotton; Crochet
Needles; Il superior lot of Gents aud Boys
Suspenders; Ladies and Gents Collars
and Cuffs; Ladies Belts; a nice line of
Edgings; Ribbons; Long Combs; Grand
Duchess Fine Cologne; Beauty Pearl for
the complexion; Fancy Toilet Soaps;
Gents Watch Chains; Sleeve Buttons,
Pearl aud Sold Plated Sets: Ladies JetL
Sets; Shoe Polish; French and MaSon's
Backing; Shoe lacks and Thread; Fish
ing Hooks and Lines. Call in and look at
our goods. We will sell for CASH only
in the future and have put our goods at
their lowest figure. Thankful for past
favors, we ask a larger share of the public
patronage in the future.
Respectfully.
HERR & ENrLER.
Jan. 81, 1877. a..
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4 III e l. u N G. s
CONSUMPTION

This distressing and dangerous COM
plant, and its prcmonitory symptoms, ne
elected cough, night sweats, hoarseness,
wasting flesh fever-permanently cured
by ''Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry"
BRONCHITIS-A premonitor of Pull
monary Consumption, is characterized by
catarrh, or inflammation of the mucus
membrane of the air passages, with cough
and eXpectOratiOn, short breath, hoarse-
ness, pains in the chest. For all bron-
chial affections, sore throat, loss of voice,
coughs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21
On Saturday, the 18th day of
May, 1877,

at 9o'clock, ?. NJ, in front of the Entler
Hotel, in Shepherdstown, in said County,
the following Town Property, mentioned
and described in said Deed:
4 DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in said town, and all Buildings and APP
purtenance9 thereon and thereto belong
ing, fronting on Princess Street, begin
ming at the Southwest corner of said
house and running towards the river 53
feet OF said street, and now occupied by
the said Thomas Lee. There is OH the Lot
considerable Fruit and Grapes, and anoth-
er small building used as dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE-For enough cash
on day Of sale to pay the expenses OF sale
and the above mentioned bonds and inter-
est, and the balance of the purchase mon
ey in two equal payments, payable in one
and two years from day of sale, with in
terest from date, the purchaser to execute
his bonds. for the two deferred payments
secured by Deed of Trust on the premises.
j. 5. BRAG0NIER, Trustee.
April IA, 1877. st
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Coal q! Coal ! Coal

WE will constantly keep on hand
w quantity of CUMBERLAND COAL,
at the Coal Yard in Shepherdstown,
which will be sold at the lowest prices
for Cash. Persons in want of Coal will
call upon Mr.. John II. Schoppcrt, our
Agent, who will render satisfaction.
MCCHAN j. co.
April z, 1877. II
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THAVE established myself at the stand
i formerly occupied as "A Coach Factory,
but the last three years as Undertaking,
for th1 purpose of doing all kinds of UP
HOLSrERING, REPAIRING OF FUR
NITURE, &c, and will keep Oh hand
C0FFINS, CASKETS and Burial Cases.
viii furnish METALLIC CASES when
called for; attend the laying ont of the
dead when desired, and attend all funer-
ais in person. Having had an experience
of three years In the business, feel con-
fldcnt that ] can give satisfaction.
Remember the place-sign over door.
II. S. NJ. HOFFMAN,, Undertaken.
p. S.-Will still attend TO repairing
Carriages, Buggics, &c, rs heretofore.
II. =. NJ. II.
Shepherdstown, Jan. -, 1877. Tyr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21
For the Register.
Conservation vs.. Radicalis,n.

Mr.. Hayes is either weak or corrupt
man ! Whilst fresh from his inaugural
invocatiois for "Divine guidance" he
correctly and honestly set about
forming his Cabinet, out Of as
the great mass of the people
believed good conservative material.
The shouts, congratulations, and hopes
OF the honest, industrious, business peo-
pie all over the country were made man.
itest, and it was frankly conceded Oy
both parties that Mr.. Hayes had achiev
ed great triumph over the radical fac
ton of the republican party, by his
wise and conservative acts generous
and forgiving impulses had begin to
flow, and mild and pacific expressions
were made between former political en-
emies, business men felt hopeful of a
frightening future, and the con6r-
nation of his Cabinet was construed
throughout the land as grand conserv-
ative triumph, which would be followed
up and strengthened by the recognition
by Mr. Hayes Of correct constitutional
principles in the future administration
of the affairs of the national government,
thereby ignoring the base and narrow
partizan policy which had characterized
his notorious predecessor, and which
had also thoroughly Disguised every
patriotic citizen.
The Presidential commission had so
prominently set before Mr. Hayes the
rights of the States to control the cleo
ton of their own officers, that no one,
who was not Influenced by sinister mo-
tives, doubted but what he would at
once withdraw the tyrannizing inhu-
ence-United States troops-trem the
States, and leave each to settle its own
difficulties.
This growing practice of executive
and congressional interference with the
domestic affairs of the States, is gradu-
ally multiplying and destroying their re-
served rights, and as sequence draw
! ing heavily from the liberties of the
people, aud the more they Uhe people)
tolerate Federal assumption, the greater
will become its disposition to exercise
power, and they will unconsciously be-
come less inclined or able to resist it.
These aggressions and their effects
will not remain sectional, but will at
tack each or any State or States, as
occasion or circumstance may arise,
therefore it would be wise for the peO-
pie OF the present period, without regard
| to secii"n or party, IL set to work earn
estly to stop these destructive practices
of parties Tor mere partizan proposes, to
infringe upon the reserved rights OF the
States and the people thereof.
The idea of subvcrting our govern
mcnt has probably never entered Mr..
Hayes brain-as it doubtless had
Grants-yet if his acts brings about
that result, it amounts to the same
thing, as though it was intended.
There were many persons so DISCUS
ted by the petty usurpations, aud 9TH
| ers who from interest in them, during
Grants administration, that become
open advocates of Il limited monarchy.
/ Queen Nictoria's government was far
preferable, for it respected the interest,
wishes and rights of the people. ).
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
FALL AND WIFTER DRESS GOODS
AND. TRIMMINGS FOR sLXIlIkSw

We particularly call the ladies' attention
to the advertisement ofsMf. M. L. Lichten-
stein. AT hisflarge and Handsomely fitted
store, No. 2so Market street can ,be seen
the latest fall and winter styles ,of ladies
trimmings and dress goods, silks, ribbons,
gloves, and in short, all those little MIC nacks
q g necessary 70 The tollettsss of M ilir .er.
Mr.Ltchtenstein sells his goods sta'ths
Old popular prices" and his polite StoreSt'
tendants are always ready and dnwillihe ID
obiige customers by showing whatsser ar-
ticles they wish to sec. sIf, ladies, ahefore
going to; Philadelphis to make purchases
were to call IN. and examine the stoak dis
played at No. 32s Market stpeet, they would
alter their minds and buy whatsoever twas
needed from Mr.. Lichtenstsin's popular a.
tablishment, ,.a..,y a,,,. tt,,,..
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
THE STATE DF ID DELA " AE Il.
IrM a L tlII n W.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY SS.
THE STATE DF DELAW RE.
no THE susRJFF OF NEW JAsTLECoUS4f.
GREETI>G.
WHEoEAs, Jane sullivan, by her, reXt
hipn J., James A Atwell, by her petition to
thr ,Ju ~ Of our Superior ourt, hled ~
III, Office of the Prothonotary If the said
court II and for the county of New Castle,
- tr the eau e of c0mPla Mt TN rem
alleged as made apple on to
SEAL our said Judg that IA d" rec ay
be pronounced disSolving the mar
w. rage existing betw+e the pit
tio, er and Aer husband John ullivan
We Therefore command you, AS y "a have
he II hereinbetore comma ded, 1hat you
summon 10 IL Su livan so thst he he and
Appear bpf ire the sal Judges of our sad
|Sul rror Ourt of the next term hertOl, 10
Ebc he d At New castle in and lnr IN. Coun-
|ty of >ew Castle. on Monday the 26 h da'
|of November next ITO answer the aliegatlO
|of The sa d p ii ion, and also to show cause
lii he has, why a "ecr,e OF 'he sald
i ourt should not he male, dissOlVing the
I'm, riage existing between him and the
[s,ii Petitioner, according 10 the act I AS
|s4n bly, in such case made ana pr Vlded:
Ia, d also to do and reserve what the s 10
E,ourt shall then and there consider coHcern
|ing i'm III this behata as to the Court shail
[kppm meet and consistent with the provl-
Sons of the aid act OF Assembly.
4 Wines. the Honura ole JOSEF" P..Come-
IgyS, + g., at New astle the 25th cay OF
|Nay, A. D. eighteen bundled and seventy
Escvrn. CHAkLE~ BEA> ON.
/ Issued ang. Is h lS7. Prolhonotary.
he bnve is hue copy OF summo as
Rh',e stated.
Erg& &tf ISAAC GRURB, sheriff
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
Local Affairs.
LOCAL NOTES.

This is the second day for the races as
Scheutzen Park.
Service will be held In the Old Swedes
Church this evening, commencing a quar-
ter before eight o'clock.
The marshes over Third street bridge are
partly flooded with water, owing to Mon
days rain.
Read the account of Rosalie Rathbone
published in the Morning Herald. !
That is strange story about Rosalie
Rathbone. Full details of the whole affair
are now being published in the Morning
Herald.
It is so reported that another morning
paper will shortly be issued in this city. :
A grand hop will be given this evening at
Scheutzen Park, admission free to all.
The entertainment of the P. N. L. 8. will
be given in the basement of St. James
Church during November. The proceeds
will be devoted to paying Of the church
debt.
Tickets for the sacred concert t. b given
in St. Mary's Church on Wednesday, Oc.
tober Gath, In aid of the Female Catholic
Orphan Asylum of this City, are only 75
cents each, and are now ready for sale. y,
There is variety show opened on Mar
ket street, there is good deal Of broad fun
to make the masses laugh, one thing can
be said that the women's dresses are of
good length. There were good many
there last night ang good order prevailed.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

>
"A Paris telegram announces the death Of
Senator Louis Oliver Bourbesu. b Hs, Vas
81 sixty years Of age.' ,dgin ,e,l, s,s63s 81,
Mr.. Grevy. the new Republican lsadsr IN
France, has slways advocated ., single
Chamber and no President IS 1.-The form Of
government best fitted for France. '."
., Senator Merton is worse syaia. H = N.
ahls y rssain fesd = ii, ss1se. -, ~,
lssssal sAttnsa IN aselv1 IL N
1'as.'sss. rsaEs svrsasAaI AaIolss14. iss14 ! , saii
orsssl. .sy.
Ten ,houssad p~aons ptasa ftssgh Che
Episcopal building at BalMms,s, Sanrdsy.
10 taks last look st ArehtishoP Bayley,s
corpse. There we're mssy tvtshhk sssAes.
+, Lady Flor. Hastings, ths l.sgstr of the
late Countess Of ,Loudol, and the niece Of
the unfortunate. Marquis q H.stiaKs, =
about to be married to the Catholic bake q
Norfolk. q A '''''"e 7"' 80 W. s'' s"A
IN ch,ss.so, shs,. r. y. ,ssd.l.,'.|. W
IN the field. q ''"' "'''" 'na .sas
d. J--.'I Fl.sIr3- rnqrH ist glygy ada StitVf'
Judge West, the Republican candidate
for Governor in Ohio, has made forty>shrss
speeches in various parts OF the stst, si.te
he was nominated. He appesrs 70 bs cons
fident Of success. s'GGm atoW sM ,snut
senator David Davis, Of 1llineis, hss fiiiy
recovered from his late illness, and Is under
stood to be ready to 60 to Washington and
act as "a wann supporter of the Presidents
Southern policy. ."elI io.as & bs1qphS Ii
The Milwaukee Sentinel (Rsp. J says
Senator Howe '"is known to 'be opposed to
civil service reform" and "ss to tho other
Senator from Wisconsin, Cameron, Of IA
Crosse, he is in print as An anti sdmipistra-
tion person." '' ',''"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
THE TEMPERANCE RALLY.

The Opera Hou-e was filed to overflow.
Ing last night, to attend the celebration
under the suspiece of Morning st.rD Division,
No. 2, Sons Of Temperance. Great interest
was manifested by the great mass present.
Upon the platform were ranged memberc Of
the in full regalia, prominent among
whom was ladyrobed in its mystial
symbols. The Rev. Mr.. Bristor, Gen.
eral Wagner andothers, made eloquent and
telling addresses. Temperance odes were
sung, and collection token up previous to
the close of the meeting. > r,. s.fT
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
WANDERING BOYS.

About 19 O'Clock on Monday night, Officer
Brittle and Sargent Whelan brought into
the police station two boys about twelve
years of age, whom they found wandering
about the streets, with the clothing drench>
ed with rain. One of the boys was a run
away. After being in the cells all night, in
the morning they were allowed to depart. +
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

NOrICE,-l, Hugh Mctinvern. In cnmpl1.
n auce ith thertquiren ants rf ms M act
o. Assembly in sucG eases made ana pro.
v.drd do hereby give notice tost | snal,
apply in writ ng 10 the court Of Hene al, a.
sessions Of the feace and Jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware in and for tn" county n, ),
of fNew >asve. upon Monday, the .;sa 2lh a.: ssy
day OF the next Novsn hey tern OF the SAID
Court for license toke pa tavern 1,s, knowa 'nt
rs the Green Tree Hotel, scnonl dlstrlct
No. IS, In the ty Of New castle, county OF
New 'astie. IN the state Of Delaware. ana
to sell Intoxicating qno,s in 'ess qnan,m,. M .
ties than one quart, 10 BE- h,unk on 'ne
premises, ard the relieving Uil4zeLs reco-
m md the said application.
his wit ess
John Weldin ohm + McCauley
James McClolgan Wn, r. 7 ambsOn
.IOhn f McCauley DR. VIM V Lesley
+ mes Wilmot LIN Chase
u connolly Ctas wise
T r Eagle John Kelly
Solomon NewlOva ACGrey
W w Anthony
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

-xuAN4r OF Observation-Disclosures
wv W Ts@i kSN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nc-
no NO TTbnrrday Dee A. 1875, Trains will run
mn 81 '",lo Wilmington 10 ~ q m, and S ;spm
Ieav. Ir'v. Ianienb,lrg & As m and 30 r. n.
s1rr .rr,ve at wilmington 50 a FL, and 3 10
rive pi1, at ,andenherg a, IL m. and 8 40
+ NNECrIVNS.-Trainl leaving l.anden.
,srg at, IS a n.with train for Ph1lade'-
p,'n VAIN IL, leaving Wilmington a % m
viii ,raiu having Philadelphia At S,l6 m
1n1 ",1J' 'pennsy,vaniaand Delaware train le1v-
1ny Tn Tandpnberg at % y. M.
+ Trnin Leaving Landeuberg at ! se p. m,
v,h Pennsylvania and Delaware train ,and
W, WI h train leaving Wilmington for Phlla.
al I ~ p. m. -. s,o ~
with nj" Train les. .,,Ax a An.ioaie.phia. at l5p.
w m''' o. C,NNh;l.L %np
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
LICENSE. APPLICATIr ms

NorICE-i Thomas Bruner, in compli-
ance with the requirements Of he AcL OF
Assembly. IN such cases made and pro-
viHtd, do Eerels glve notice that J shall
apply in writing 10 the Court of General
Sessi Ds g. f .he Peace and Jail delivery OF
tie State OF Delaware, III aud TO- the
G unity Ot New Castle. npcn Monday the
,2til dny of November, A. ID. 1877, being he
first day of the mex November term of the
aid Cou l., c,,r license 10 Aet p tavern
kn wn as the Lrgan House at Delaware
\ nue. and Du Port street, in the seventh
Ward of the CITY f Wilmington, New
Castle Couniy, in the State of Del waIe,
and to s Ii Intoxicating liquors IN, less
quantities than one quart tn re dunk on
the premises and me following citizens
recommend the sa'd application t3 VIII
Geo r Camrerson Louis Bartholomew
James w Ware hamilton Stew'4t
A drew pwart Aurien Hughes
JOS, phi 0rme Max She,ng
Edward Mcdowell Samuel IL Davis
Abiah EasLburn William allahan
Walter ca rpers0n F. Fl Rumford
Samuel Chambers .Inhn Hartman
WIN A Bacon Alien cloud
Charles d ugherty Ptt5r +, Carrigan
Patrick Murphy Joseph t1ann'gan
Richard Walker owen Murphy
Thomas Smith
Oct9-3t THOMAS BRUNER
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 9'-The Ministerial papers
announce that of the 1868 Republican seats
tie winning by the Government of 117 is
very probable indeed, almost certain, while
in forty more the prospects are favorable,
go, that the Government will have MAORI
ty Of at least twenty. The Left, however,
still reckon conndentially On 100 ssats.
srzr1sr1cs or IMMIGRATION 1xso INV
YORK.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Omcial returns
made to the Bureau of Statistics show that
during the three months ended September
30, 1877. there arrived at the port Of New
York 2O,1OO migrants, Of whom 114e2 were
males and S,647 females. During the cor
responding period of 1876 the total immi<
grafton into New York was 1885,, Of
which ID, ,9S1 were males and 10, ,905 females.
OPPOSITION TO RANDALL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. GA revolt Is being
organized in the Democratic ranks to defeat
Randall. They claim nineteen members,
whom they declare are pledged not to sup
port Randall under any circumstances.
The movement had It's inception in the Ken
lucky. Missouri. and Arkansas delegations.
They threaten to bolt the caucus nomina-
tion should It fall upon Randall. Many of
these recalcirant Democrats made them
selves notorious in their effort to defeat the
electoral count.
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's FUNERAL.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-The obsequies Of
the late Archbishop Bayley took place this
morning az the Cathedral, and we're at
tended by thousande of persons.
When the line of procession moved the
bell of the Cathedral tolled until 1t had
passed the arch Episcopal residence, through
Charles, Mulberry, and Cathedral streets
to the principal aisle of the Cathedral.
The casket was placed on catafalque ims
mediately in front of the altar. The dias
was of black, with silver fringe. Four
caudelebra, each containing eighteen lights,
were placed at the head and foot of the cas~
ket The procession entered the Cathedral
at 45 a. m. =