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New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
THE COURTS.
n,srrrrS OVER NATURALIzATION.
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,In corxTER-ARREsTs BY UNITED STATES
s ,>n gTrY OFFICIALS

nINIl lIN Nv In NAl I ALMA iC-''
.nr,.1> AND CoUNTEG-ARREsTs By UNITED STATES
AND CITY OFFICIALS.
Tho cases of Police Captain Kennedy, OF
.,e Ninth Precinct, and Officers Robertson ana i".
W, ", ,yho were arrested on Wednesday evening LOT
rad interference with Supervisors Of Election 10
A.. Gi.cuarce OF their duty, have been disposed o' ~
cut sppcrviscr Of Elections John l. Davenport iHo
cst by the United states authorities was the 'e7ui' VI
,,, arrest Of a supervisor Of Elections VINO d"H
,arrd a naturalization paper ~ ISIS, p', COMMITS
@.t,, moi win standing the latcrs protects ri
.ioner Davenport discharged captain ~, .,o,r l4d
ht,u! !cred The arrest Of the supervisor. ,oo.I
sYd Mullarky were kept m L,'uU,"i rv,uYu1.
an N,T. N,STr.tcrd,V uorninC were discharge on on
,hrir oV II rccoguzuCc 10 await tDc aC." t srrI,re
Jr-y Nh Davenport says thtt ne 'Il', -, in IN.
.ir sncrdy Indictment by special Niauu Ju'E ~ Ta
der that thls question ItHldLE tut t tic rrcert
rcrs nj SOS NAV bc settled. II" thinks lu' M NJ ,ood
.,s,cn Of JUDGE Freedman was not naStu ul"I 80, WV
Suthoritv and lie intends 10 carry out VS. '"'
gazing agprst% was made yesterday 70 Judge Errc ~
~ Surrcmc Court. behalf o. william OIaA tbe,
J,rtuir" nm lie sIts lie hes been resident Hi t.S
STATE for thrtyhrce years ana wa wa, "a - 1 81 iurca,c
s PNy was rcirricd Judge Barrett granted an or''r u
show cause why m,ldahqS sU ,rcre dur 10 the fol-
,;n Incidents: Johu KlcTu3u went 10 JElS.'I III tn'
Twcnfy.sevrnth Election District o, t.t nl,'m tn
!, .tri.f and showed hs naturalization paper ut''u
1-GS rs Cvidcucr OF MS citz,nship Deputy supervisor
David p smith, who wa. under % - -
r3rt and Court Of Common Pleas, unit. lit should be-
N.r,rt,futd whether or not they were lHudutht lt-
,o1td Kicrlnr's paper wheIcupon kcruan made a
charge Of larceny against hun 10 pohCo olnccr. wn'
rae,d smith and took him to the Charles street StR
,in The sergeant IN charge of the desk locked MN up
and Mr. smith say he remained IN prison from O'Clock
a, ,r evening uitll O'Clock Yesterday morning, Wen
n, was released. Captain Kennedy sud Nt-ltiui!
that Nh Smith mistooh the sergeant at lhc d'sk lnT nm
TJi Ae knew nothing about the arrest when sniih was
,r'Trlf in. When hc learned the !act De Wmcdh'rN
EARNED superintendent N2lln@, Who ordered MI
Smiths release. , 80 ,,,,.,5
Irr arrests made by NJ. DGveuQorts orders causcn
,.ngN comment IN the Poicc Department. Ponce ON,
9ls said that officers taken from their posts ana
,"+ mis- was in direct violation OF the law one ponce
t,iciql made the remark that an officer would nave
neon inStfud III rc,l> any suCh 1lltupt 10 arrest
him even 10 the extent ofusiuc Als revolver
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
ARGUING FOR A MILLION.
JUDGE BARRETT RTsEEvrs HIS DECISION IN THE
BMIGE CASE.

JUDGE BARRETT RTSEHNEs HIS DECISION IN IHN
BHUGE CASE.
The argument of the proceeding to compel
this city to pay 81 600 for the Brooklyn Bridge was
resumed yesterday before Judge Barrett. MI Arnou1
made personal explanation as TO his position ana ina"
Of Mr srahan This was the effect that the Corpora
tion Counsel, having committed himself on parual
pres uaou Of the facts 70 the view that the iuud must
be paid had on fuller presentation requested them TO
submit their views the Court He then gave at length
the reasons for believing the bridge be useless and an
injury TO the commerce Of the port.
A. j. Vaudcnoel closed the arcument, answering as to
Nj AruouXs objections that the United states Courts
had already decided against them far as commerce
was concerned and the Court could not now Try The
other objections The secretary OF war had approved
Ire . au. Distinguished engineers have approved il.
Judge Barrett, intcTrupuug counsel, SHld that n"
thought the question in this case was whether the Legs
ature did intend 10y the third section Of the act o
1875 TO limit the cost TO Se.OOOOOO beyond what had
already been expended.
Mr. Vauderpocl argued that the AXrg Of cXrcndturcs
for q great public work was always fixing of the
amount To be spent within certain time and never
limit on the cost OF the work. since that could rarely bc
definitely fixed at the beginning Of the enterprise, every
SUCH work from It's nature having many clements OF uh
Certainty. Judge Barrett reserved Ills decision
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
DEMURRER IN THE STEWART CASE.

George Munro, who has purchased from
Alexander T. Stewards widow No. Rose-st, and has
been made therefore defendant IN the partition suit
deynurred 10 the companL The demurrer which s only
technical argued yesterday before Judge Van Worst
in Supreme Court. 81 ecial Term. Mr. Munro claims
mat whether the plaintiff, Alexander stewart is
not entitled share in A T. Stewards estate, there il
10 possession OF the property or rght to II, actual
constructive which can be made the foundation Of
partition suit. s. f. Kneeand replied, aud decision
Reserved.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WA~mNGToN, oct. lin the supreme Court of
the United States Thursday, October l., 1873 William !.
johnson o Wa-aagou u. C., admitted to pracuo, 40
l2-Gcorcc W. Patton ct al. appellants william H. Id
al - o. B. continued No
5IIc Northwestern T,Ttizug Company. VluuiA IN '1ror
The VILLAGE Of Hyde lak.-Arcucd 10y Nj. Leonard
SWEET, foI PWuin in cnor ana suhmit'd by NJ lHu''
Hitchcock cTIoT.t maj me
1rry deposit tcr within the limits OF fhc Village ~
HYDE Park Chicago aud the authuIiucs have secured re-
from the Chicago Courts which was aIVca1d
ant to1c dct rued ry the supreme Court N@ =
VILLAIN GlcIuy. appel gEt. solomon and NlId Lang
NrguW.If tuuut ,,d 10y Mr.. =. T. crawford for APP
pouts, and continued 10y Mr.. stanley Matthews iI ar
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF A COLOR

ALLEGED ABDCCIION Of COi|OhED UIhL'
Anthony Cooper, a colOrcd man from Nyack-
on-the-Hudson accompanied by Detective Heidelberg
appeared before Justice Morgan yesterday at the Jcfcr
Market Police Court and asked for the arrest Of
three white living in Nyack, whom he charges with
abductIuE his daughter Emeline. Cooper had an nif
dayit drawn In which he set forth that his daughter,
while living service with family, was seduced by one
OF the lie alleges that her child was born Api
%, 1873, and that few days the three men
came house aud carried EInelnc away, leaving the
baby Justice Morgan declined TO issue war.
rant Jurisdiction, and said that application
hhep.- the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
A NorAEY,s rALsE CEETIuCATION.

christopher Miller sued Samuel Zeimer and
others to ioreeose mortgage made by Zeimer TO his
iathef-nlaw who assigned 1t 10 the plaintiff for loss
@ man its ace The plaintiff got tho usual affidavit from
re h%IneT that there defence to the mort
s Ine IeIeIee on trial usuTy. IL testihed
aSt LuHa.u hauoitchek the negotator Of this
TeBSv Zeme, SIG thst notary he took the oath Of
Lemef being samuePs attorney and ceriifiod lie oath
V,ing maae by banuel. Judge Van Worst directed
's' Tue piooI DC submitted 10 the Governor 10 aseer
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
A 1EALors HUSBANDS MURDERoUs FURY

Louis Negenroth. OF No. 2G Division~st.,
the Jealous husband who Wednesday night assaulted
L. A. AckIcr lawyer OF No. 116 East Ninety hrst-st"
who had been attentive 10 Mrs. Wegenrotn was ar-
ragned at tho Essex Market Police Court yesterday
morning. The story Of the domestic infehcues OF
Wegcnroth is as follows: He sentenced some time
ago 10 three months imprisonment in the penitenary
for dealing in immoral Wegenroth saws twas at
Acklsrs suggestion that he TO Boston for the goods
md he claims that ACEer Is agent or Anthony Com
ttOck. However his may be, II appears thdt IN MS
absence ACkleT visited at his house and proessed much
sympathy for his wife and interesting children On the
Irecpce of being engaged in appealing TO the cemency
OF the Governor, he went to Albany, accompanied by
WegenrOth, and spent In various ways cl2OO or
81 300 OF WegeurCths money III legal expenses Blt
NegeurOth paid the full penalty Of tho law IN u
prisOumeut, and whom lie returned to NeW-iOrk ne
says he surprised TO find that his wife was infatu
ated by ACkler. lie kicked him from the premises
twice and considered that the Ddignity would keep
him away from the house. But Ackcr only laughed at
his wrath continued 10 avail himself OF every favor
able opportunity 10 Mrs. NegcnrOth II was
under these circumstances the two men met Wednes-
day night and after exchange Of angry words and
tone blows WegenrOth seized knife and stabbed his
ryal Oh the neck and shoulders and cut his eye out,
thus making Accr completely blind, as he was already
deprived the sight OF one eve. After the ARRAY
was over Wegenroth called At the Tenth Precinct sta
tiOn-hOuse aud surrendered himself TO Captain webb.
Wegenrothis held TO await the result of AckeTs injuries
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

SCgNE.-Examination of special classes IN
agriculture commerce, etc IIHlUucr: :" Vel. rah you
Icl ne what square root =" student: Excuse M,
slr but Pm not Ia the Agricultural Department. -
Figaro.
Young man (askcd by a friend 10 play bill
IL.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
wait orders. Lieutenant James

10 proceed homo and await orders. Lieutenant James
W Graydon Ia ordered 20 the Pensacola at the navy
Yard Mare Island Cal. Master Charles W. Baruett -
detached from the training ship Saratoga and ordered
to duty at the Naval Academy. Master Jules Z FREE
man ls detached from the photographic once ana or
dered to the Pensacola.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
Gounlrn Dolr0. :

Couulrn Doaro.
FEW persons desiring comfortable ana
y reasonable country board Tor tho Winter address
Box q, Flushing I. T.
4 DEPRESSED to plain, pleasant people. good
Y ,,,r'r.c. or'r- iiov aui where -Icpd Winter
5b Ad,y FuH information given during one week bolLd
ma Octobtr - Address \. south SorWaII, Conn.
BOARD Farmhouse 10 hours travel Gem
tral Railroad sun l"rs from malaria VIII
fud puIo d ar or the farm restoration 10 hrGlh and
sIrurh rur rooms wei heated dnd excellent board terms
,,.r., ,1Ir, .'-r'r y North Branch Somerset toNJ.
,IINE LARGE ROOMS; tir>t-caSS board;
/ uiuut walk from dcpot Address Mia = j. HI"BlE,
lGN chiffon Il. Elizabeth, ~.
TOOD BOARD may be had at the farm house
" Of oscar Hro"n somcIs. Wo,i'icN'r County y ior
,rd mile from PUuiy station ON Harlem
airr,al. cuuurluus house. healthy io,tuun generous
table and good stlblus. Refer to ". W UTTER 40 Wall
st.. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
THIS Is TO GIYE NOTICE: That on the

l. 18Th day Of April A D. 1878, a Warrant IN iankrury
was issued against the estate Of WESLEY +; ADAMS,
Of the CITY Sew York ia the County Of New OIk anu '
O NcUIOIE who has been adjulECd bankrupt on h-""u
petition; the OF debts and delivery o any
property belonging such bankrupt To MN or oT us
use ana the transfer Of any propery nv hm are 10y
ltw; that meeting ui the creditors ol the san DihAIup
prove their debts and Choos" one OF more assign e., Oh
his estate win be h"li Court n Bankruptcy to b" hohrh
NJ the Office ut'c Register No #22 Broadway In IN" Cy o
OF N'W-NoIk Room No. g. before Isaac Dytol, tsgil,
y. L'll - r ~ ! =,
Marshal rs Nrssepger Southern District OF New York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
Bankrupt Notices.

THIS IS TOsGIVE NOTICE: That on the
9lst day OF August. A. D. ls7sa warrant BANKRUPTCY
issued against the estate OF ALLAN NAY, or lno
city Of NewYOrk. In the County OF Ne~1or ana SIte
Of ScwYOrk who has been adudged bankrupt ON ms own
petition payment debts delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt to him or lor ms
use, and the transfer OF any property Dy mn, HI9
forbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors OF the oau
bankrupt their debts. and 10 choose one or e
assgnees OF his estate will be held at Court or BANK
ruptcy. holden No l3g Fultonst Eennott buid'
NeWYork City before Edgar Kctcum, esquire Regis
ter the 2Sth day Of October \. d. lS At '
U 8 Marslal a. Mcssengcr sonhen Dlsrct Of Ne9Notk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

y ~ II E.-IU me IJl~lll'l ' Olll ol lnt uI'''
y stncs 10 thc astcn Iisct q" r'nnylv ylvnnn H. ihc
matter Of &. EDWARD HECIIT. BIukIult.-lu EANh.
RUPTCYSuficc hereby given that the tIid bankrupt
having ned petition fo discharge from all h' debts pv
bic the ~ Congress. aud f "ctintaic tt "
IS ordered by Tho Hon JOIiN tALMA1AbEH Judge o ihr
sd CONT hat second meeting %! creditors VIII br H'l "
the lin day Of DoOcI lo,~ ht 10 o'clock ut the once
81 " E DOSlJN 80, Register At B,iLlchom Noiitamp
County Penn for fril trtuin itiOu % said bankrupt
II further ordered That hearing upon said p"iN" ana
n tc Dee had Wcinc-id, the 3"'hda} u ttubt u =
IN said Court al Philadelphia Penn ~ ~ O'Clock IN. whrh
Whrie al creditors and other parties IN interest may dp
pear show hoy have Wy h" pIat" t"r 81 .d
petitioner should not be granted W ". htHUl Lii. Au"I-
UtV for {
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
Ecriurss ano nleetlras.

nR. l.. SAUVEUR'S FRENCH LECTURES,
~ l4sl BROADWAY. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. on
MONDAY the 4tl II November AT 33O, Dr. L. >Al NECR
IN be lin series lectures French Literature These
lectures will twice week, Mondays and Thurs.
iays twenty lectures Tickets are sold 10y 7. W.
CISIIERN. = Conversely place, ami at PJ ;, le4
9TH ave. nes4S5dsL)
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
rT'UIS Is TO GIVE NOCICE: Mat ON II

Il "a dav Oi October, A. - lsIH, q Warrant m B'uk
mpcy wa-is-uei against The estate Of EOh.ET OEs0N
and THEODORE V SMIIIf, Of Sew York CITY, IN the
Uf New NhIk, and state ~ NtR York. who have
been adj uigcd DankIuptp their petition: thn the
payment Of any debts and delivery ~ property belonging
70 such bankfupt-, to then or fOI th'r utr ana i,
transfer Of property by Them forbidden 10y n" ma
mcetng The Creditors Of the SAID bauL uptH. 10 provo
then debts, aud Ia oh"oso a,sgnccs Of their
estate Will 10 held at Count Of Bankruptcy. Ia bo hVlden
at 40. I Bccknanst, New York CITY before Jauo, !
Bw glt, esquire Register, day o November A D.
1873. Bt . O'Clock y. LOUIS l.. PANN,
Marshal Mt.seUgcT SouthCTu o' Kew YORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
Bankrupt Nolitc9.
DISTRICTCoUET Of the UNITED STATES

nISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
/ for Tie SOII IHIHS DISTRICT ot SEW NONH.-lu
The matter of TERESCE FARLEY. bsulrupt-lN H'AH.
ICYA warrant In BanETcp'Cv has been I,Hu,d by -nl
Court against the estate oi IItENtE iAlu y Of me
York the CouIy of New lVk " the state u
YoiE IN sad District. aVuiCcu bankrupt upon The
petition OF his creditors aud the payment y i'h- and
property belonging 70 std han sfuIt 10 HIN
OF 10 his uec transfer Of property hy him are
forbidden by law meeting ~ the creditors Of sad bank
Ipt 10 urIyc theirdehs and Ohio 80 one NOR" aasC
Io " As estate will be- hed Court 81 BANKRUPTCY. 10 30
holden al SO 5bG Broadway. in The tty Of NCw YORK 10
sad District the 3lst dty Of October A - 1870. hi
O'Clock D. III NJ the Oncs Of John ftCh esquire. one OF
the Reg ist.Is IN Bankruptcy Of sad court.
4 al -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
tje!u UOdnteo

\NANTED-A good CanvaSScr who, after a
short rNprrtu,, with ny med caI book, vii Dee conpo
tent r. manage STATE. Will guarantee man Who slows
KlI go va-Sus AMI IN securing from = ouo 10 S&oOo
:4 particulars Of business cNpt'c Sc, must he
al IT, Give Ai,t class references ". HOLLAN - Spring
frI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

l<th daY of october A. d. 1874 Warrant Bankruptcy
Issued against tho estate Of LYMAN H. ADAMS OF tho
cry Of NewIork the County Of New-York nnd state
Of Sew OTs who has been bankrupt ns own pc
uon that the payment debts and OF any prop
ory belonging 10 snch bankrupt 10 him for his and the
transfer Of property by him, forbidden by law
that meeting OF the creditors Of tho said bankrupt :?
thcr debts, and 20 choose AsgnrcS OF
is estate wl be held 81 Court Of BANKRUPTCY TO DO holden
No l39 Fulton St. Bennett Building IN Tho City OF New
York before Edgar Kochum esquire Register the lsI
day OF November A. D. 1875. At IL O'Clock ~
LOUIS r: PAYE,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
VNUIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on th,


"a day OF october A. D. 1878 aWatrant IN BANKRUPTCY
was issued against The e-tHt7 Of ANTHONY LAUGH,
the CITY in tLo County Of Nov York aud ssts
Of NeW.YoIk, who hh1 boon adiudged bankrupt on me
peuon that the payment o debts and of any
property belonging 70 uch ganlp to him for hn use nd
meeting Of the creditors of tho said bankrupt prove uer
debts and 10 choose moro sssgntos Of his estl r
bo held at COURT OF Bankruptcy 20 bo holden N Ni 10;
Warrnst. in the city OF Newiors before J9h9 v" Atuc
ebqure Register, the ID day Of Noyepboi ISIS ~
9o'ClOck y. tQtic "a -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
East Side.

DO WEST 32D-ST.-To let. with board, o
, ~ small room for single gentleman, references.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
Boaro ano Rooms.

IOS WEST -ST.-Large handsomely
80 furnished sunny ROOMS with nr-t class table, 10
cs p0nsb,c parties FOR the Winter.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

."IIIE OLD NINTH WARD."-Board wanted
in the smith ward by family, consisting OF man and
Wife child years, and infant year old quiet unootrusya
ntue rather the risk OF damaging other people,
ANY one accommodate above moderate term
win please address stating particulars and location o. NIX
Box "a, Tribune Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

greenbackers, according 70 its size as
Mechanic Falls. The question much dis
cussed here is, who shall We nominate tor
Congress to succeed VIM. Z. Frye. The
best man must De nominated or we can
not succeed. Scion Chase snd Mr.. Fogg
are both spoken of. bnt neither OF them
csg poll the strength OF their own party.
Thomas b. Swan. Esq, OF this place,
would O0taiu thousand more votes than
either vi them Mr.. Swan acted with
the democratic party until last fall. when
no voted the GreenbacS ticket. lie IS
popular, honest. good speaker and a
sOnnd lawyer Ii he will allow his name
10 be used as 4 candidate, this village
viii 20 solid Tor him every time in the
convention.
Very respectfully, 2. I. NJ.
I, is scarcely necessary to say to any
intelligent msn that these letters "are
not what they SEEM" that they were
either written in the Era office, by one
and the same man, or they were solicited
by some travelling missionary OF the new
faith. The intorDsl evidence is 50 marked,
that one Is incliIel 20 misquote Scripture
and say, he who runs may write. is
a repetition OF Mr.. Tilden's effort TO
mansge conventions through u literary
bureau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSY.
FORGET the first Dose.


Mn. n. r, STEVENS -
Dear sir,--l have been great sufferer from GIUg.
AZ. I Was confined % my mouse more Than u year.
siN months OF the time was entirely helpless
wa Obliged TO have two men help me IN aud OF
OF bod 7 was swollen ~ inches larger than my
natural sire around my waist suffered all a man
could and live. tried all remedies Tor DrOusv 1
had three different doctors. Ny friends OH expect
ed would die many nights was expected t0dIt
before morning. At last Negctine was sent iuc H.
a friend. ! never shall forget the nrst dose.
could realize its good effects from day 20 day,
was getting better. Alter had taken some b 0I %
bottles could sleep quite well nights. began %
gain now quite fast. After taking some 10 bottles.
could walk from one part OF my room 10 the 0sl.
pr NV annette was good the drUp8r had 20 tlls
dime "A sappeared. kept taking NeEetine until
regAined my usual health. heard Oi great many
cures by using Negetine' after / got out unl Was
able 60 attend % my work. / am carpenter an 2
builder. will also say t has cured an aunt 0i
my wIie's OF Neuralgia, who had suffered for more
than 20 years. she says she has not haf any ncu-
Talgia for eight months. i nave given 90 ono ui
my children Tor C0ukcT HiuHOr. ] have 10 doubt
In my mind Il Hili cure any humori % Del a great
cleanser Of the blood; ~ Is SAFE 10 give child.
will recommend 10 f0 fha world Ny father Is -1
years old And IA, s..ys .u-rc Is nothing Ike % 10
give strength and life 20 an aged person. Iconno.
DO too thankful for the use Of 10. am,
Very gratefully you're, JOHN s. NOTTAGE
ALL DISEASES or rHE BLoOD.-If NEgETINE
viii relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such
diseases, restoring the patient 60 perfect health
Ater trying diaoreut physicians, many remcd.,-.
suffering for years, n & not conclusive proof if
you are a sufferer, you can be cured Why 10 thI,
medicine performing such grea, cures IL works
M the blood In The circulating luid. 10 can tru'T
b. called the great Mood Purifier. The pcl,
source OF disease originates IN the blood Anl no
medicine tnlt does not ACT directly upon 70, 10 pur
tfy ana Ienoyase, has any just claim upon public
attention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Augusta, June %.
REVOLUTIONS.

Whereas The Supreme Ruler OF all events, has
seen 10, IA his Mysterious Providence % take
nom Us our dear and much beloved brother, jaime,
l.. Holmes, IN The early day Oi his manhood, with
the glorious prospgc. ~ most successful and
happy life just dawning upon his pathway, We
the members OF King Hiram Lodge, IN which ht
was duly entered passed lud raised % thc Sui
lime - gree OF "a Master Mason, IN the fall OF 4.
+. 1874, desire 90 bear q part in expressing out
grief, Apd miHgling our expressions Of sorrow. ia
this al event, which has taken from our veneer
atcd brother, Capt. samuel Holmes, most dutlr.
beloved and promising son at the early age ot -
yrars. and from the yDuthlui aud lovely cOmpan.
Ion OF his BOSOM kind and afectonate hu band.
and from their only child just spriuglng into life.
truly loving father, which has ca-t % gloom OF
sadness over our entire village, and nll,d many
heart with the dee pest emotions Of sorrow, it u
meet and proper for us 20 express our high Appre
citation ~ his character. both MS IN exemplary
man and q true and worthy Mason, one who was
beloved Ia his life audi iAGcuted In his death
therefore,
Resolved, That 10 the death oi Brother james
/. Holmes. COuutAItu Lodge OF Free 44t Accept
81 M4-0us, 81 Farming t0u, MRue-0t4, (Of which
Nc was % member ~ the time OF his death has
lost valuable and worthy member, one who by
h. upright life aud exemplary cnaracter, wac an
honor 70 the Masonic Fraternity, and King Hiram
Lodge has loot a dear friend and youthful com
pani0n, one whom they have loved and respected
from his early boyhOod, and the citizens % Dix
Held worthy and exemplary young man, who
went out from among them % reside IA western
state, only four years ago, ana Who returned the
pact winter 10 the paternat mansion, where ne
lied u consumption, May Is, ISIS.
Resolved, That We truly deplo!e the early death
OF our much esteemed and beloved brother, and
while We sympaihize deeply with his bereayed
family and friends IA this hour OF their sadness,
we bow down with humble submission TO the viii
Of Him who ovcrruics all human events for good,
aud who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be entered
upon the Records OF King Hiram Lodge, AID a
copy OF them be presented 10 the widow and 10
the parents OF the deceased; also that copy be
furnished TO the oxford Democrat tor publication.
r. u. HARLOW,
ISAAC RANDALL,
WM. w, kGDDRR.