Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-07

sncoci mystc1icu,y accorded, spskc 10 audible
ones, ut is all rist! now; am peil'c'iy GIL
tented to 60" .,:. ,.,.
t,iumphcd the ChIstian'd hops; thcp, 'nto the
dark valley. through the sombre shadows broke
the fuIl lirht cf the CHRIS ian's falt; and, hit
inc him uuvards to that sublime resIgnali:n to
the DEGREES of the inevitable, be gcnsly arG
without struggle, slowly passed away.
$50 fails, so IaDguishes, grows 6i% aud dI5s,
All that this world is proud q. FROM lnef
spheres
The stars of human gioly arc east doSn
Perish the roses and the flowers OF kings'
Princes and cmperor5, cad the CLOVES aIo
Palms
OF all the mighty, witharcd and consumed !
rhe man himself depar:s;
And soon is speat the luc OF th9sa
Who. 10 The bodily image, il the E,lrd.
10 heart CT soul, io station or pursuit,
Did most resemble him.
To slow dsU!iGe
These Weld, and these t. su3dcG overthrow;
Their virtue, service, Happiness, aud STATE.
Expire; aBd natures pleasant robe ct greco,
| Hunanity's appoio!:d shrouf, craps
Their monuments; but Get thllc memory.
Tie public press paid horor 10 his virtues,
and expressed the general s>rroT.
The Washington CAPITAL said
"In the death ofJuige Lowe, Alexand:is has
lost Just judge and Eoh!o gentleman. Inc
deceased WAS IN the prime ct life wren, Stepping
from the material things OF Garth, no passei BY
sill into the va2ueness Of eternity. He WAS u
man Of fno mind and honest scul, and respactoi
and held in Election By ell who know him.
The Alexandra Gaz,tle said
Judge LOVE-, while p sscssing e solid mind
| was slow in reaching his conclusions but hls
nj sense ofjustice. his strict integrity and hi
regard for The rights Of sill, m.do him. IN the
opinion Of these most capable otjutgiEg, ono Of
the best Judges in the State. twas in chance:y
Causes that his talents were displayed to the oesl
ADVANTAGE and he seldom gave an opinion tha!
was no. sustained by the highest legal tribunals
in tho land. In all his social rolstions no wsS
| exceplionsble md la possessed IN high desrea.
as has ooen so lbua dainty manifested. the e.
teen OF the whole community lie goes down
TO tho grave hoGoroj, respected AMI tc!oVcl "
all who bnew him"
Ia takiag leave Of suit ct which appeals so
strorslv 10 cylrT ;cudsr emotion OF my nature
! would taic iaiulse few riff :c:ioos oil per-
s,n,l character to myself. but Of The ssoLlo
friend sage counsellor acd kind coc1I anion |
c,urot trust my u,tCratc.s. Delog aun1t 'neo
that, 10 the language 0! aGother. 'Gy h;aIt
penetrated with remem5rarc,o f 'hc mao grows
liquid as SPEAK, Ehu you" ''o' - "
. Watci.
/ Mr.. S. Ferguson Bach said that thu duties
Of the late Judge had been oD!r>u., multiplied
and difficult. IIo had been called upon TO DC
Il &c CAUSES Ct all kind: somG OF thcal srav1.
otheIs apparcutly ,rilug, tn; AZ the same tiIi!c
Involving u1es,uus OF great Gcl:c !c7. Ii all casea
his decislyns cvinced. labor md though! ID
their determination lie considered that any
Of thos, prescu. might DO anp'Y satisfied to 81
to their rest, sith the ltcord OF the deceased.
Tie resolutions were shea Presented 10 the
Court, ADD 10 oIdelipg then 10 be re jrd'a,
Judge Stuar. said
When tho restlalions presented by the bar
J shall have been ordered spread ur)n The mlou'
les Of this Court The last sad tribute OF respect
to the momoly Of our departed friend and
Judge will have been paid.
cannot allow the orportutlty 10 pass With
; out avaliDg m5sel! Ct to express NY nearly
oorcurrcEoo 10 cvsly tIEute TO his memory Il
, fercd here 10 day. Spoken cts2ma meo, these
) words would soucd Ike iu's1me ,u'og,; sp ken
of him, We, who have known him on the hebcl'
and 10 the social circle. know full we'll they tx
press but The truth. 10 ne, he has for several
) years tceu VAIN friend, r mapy waysas de ar
cs brother, and always the KIND considerable
and learned Judge.
, "WhiI VT the shadoas werc iallGg towards
, the west" ne pass,d from amongst u, vlctlm
TO tho labors Of the profession he loved so we'll
! and in which he toiied with SO much diligence.
UDrlsht, !mpafua: - rnrn his earnest desire
10 mctc out even aud oX cot justice 10 al mop.
to place his decisions upon the great rr.nciple,
of the law, hsvc ltf, for tim record 10 this
Court and 10 The Supreme Cour: Of Appeals
which olpnot pass twiy. Above all, ~ tho
hesrts flhe bar who prac!ictd before him; Of
every member OF this community woo koew him
or Of him ho has left an imperishabe
monument to his fidelity as frieId, his inter-
eity to his lu5!, his slouS and earnest dis
charge Of the duties OF his position.
The restlulions will bo spread upon Il 0
minutes OF the Court and it will sapd &C jourt-
cd I'll! to morrow motling at 10 oc'ock.
WARRESTJN ITEMs -WarrenLon will ropes!
the Pinstorc in August
Miss Mamie Chiffon, tho daughter of DR..
Chiffon, OF Warrenton, charming young di.
butsLtee, has justra turned from convent, where
her education was ompleted, and has stepped
on tho thro,ho!d Of the worlds stage and q ade
her debut in society. Miss Chiffon vii. provo
valuable acquisition to Tho already brilliant
haut ton Of Walrenton.
Tho Mcntay morning train which went in
operation this week is we'll pu!roL;zsd.
| Miss Lizzie Gaines the noted Wsrrenton
BELLE took the part of Hcbo in the Pinaore last
| week.
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