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Hon. James II. Hawley informs MS
that the chances are favorable for
striking a bonanza in the mine being
prospected near Robes gulch, short
distance this side of the Summit be
tween here and Boise City ] he ore
taken from the groupings is exceed
ingly rich, and two men will com
mence in a day or two to develop the
mine. 1t is situated on ridge, and
the mountain side is so steep that it
can be tapped at great depth with
but little expense. Something def
mite will be known as to the extent OF
the ore in abouttwo weeks.
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TEanIToHz OF IpAHo. SIS. n the Probate Court
County OF Boise. Of Boise county, l. T.
In the matter Of the estate Of Il. W. Tempkins.
deceased.
NN THE PRESENTATION OF THE VERIFIED
- petition Of J. b. Morse claiming to oe enti-
tied. by virtue of certain ags eenients made by r.
~ Iompkins in his lifetime, to conveyance of
certain property particularly described in said
petition, setting forth lie facts upon which said
claim is predicafed. and PRAYING for decree at-
thorizing and directing the administrator OF the
estate Of said r. VI Tompkns, deceased, to exc
cute convsyance Of said property. 1t is ordered
by the Probate Judge that on
Monday, HAY 5, 1879,
at the office OF the Probate Court in Idaho CITY,
Boise county l. t. said petition shall be heard up-
on his petition, and all persons Interested in the
estate Of said deceased Inay appear and contest
said petition by filing their objections IN writing
And it is further ordered that notice Of the pen
dsncy of said petition and OF the said time and
place of hearing be published four Successive
weeks before such hearing in the Serai- Weekly
Work.. newspaper published in said County and
Territory 7. s. HART,
Probate Judge
IDAHO Cry March 90 1879.
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Arrivals q. the Luna House.

l. w. Garrett Boise City; Thos. Smyth
Lower Payette; Morris German, city; w
o. Reynolds, Quartzburg; NJ: Fl. Kemp
ner, Banner; Thos. Clarke, Keller, Boise
City; Neal McCarran, Sub Rosa; Jas.Ir
win, Banner; ". H. Benham, Chicago;
Cornelious, Il. Smart VIM Shaw, Boise
City; j. d. Morse, North Elk; B. F. Chan.
nell, San Francisco; G. H. Patricks, city;
Con Driscoll, Forest King; Rev A. J. A
Archambault, Boise City.
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the other faculties xre altogether slntn-
boring. Even beyond and below that
stage where the body is sunk into 4
state when it Is likest III death, fear
the deepest lying Of all instincts. may
control the soul and manifest itself il,
the phenomena Of nightmare
OF course it is impossible within
the limited space of i single article to
even glance at ali the phenomena Of
sleep and dreams Bnt there il one
conclusion reached by The writer in
the international Reulelo that is novel
and somewhat startling 1t would ap-
pear that the deepest level to which
we fall III sleep is that Of the blind
fear which comes with nightmares.
To this fact the writer attaches pecnl
lar Importance because in it. he thinks,
he traces the effect Of heridity. Far
back III the history Of man as an ami
NAL, fear was ever an attribute of his
being. All through the succession Of
life since the mind rose to the low lev
ell Ct fear, its daily living has been full
OF terror. the real terror of night
mare was the spnr to flight tp which
our ancestors were subjected in PR
m@val days. III the reign Of brute
I
force fear was the natural, the pre-
dominating instinct when the weak
were pursued by the strong. III this
way fear has become the deepest and
strongest of all the passions among
animals, the one that oftenest over
rules the others. OF course as man
rose in the scale of being, and mind
began to dominate over matter and
the better nature over the baser, rea-
son and courage have overcome the
animal fear to greater or less extent
But when we sink into slnmber and
the mental powers yield one alter an
other, until all our bound in the chains
Of Morpheus, What is it that comes ID
US in our deepest sleep and thrills us
with Understandable horror, so THAI the
bfavest men awaken from night
mare trembling with fear and cove,
with dunn apprehensioii? Is it oul
inheritance from primeyal days, hand
ed down. through generations? The
idea seems not improbable, and it Is
possible that Inc clue illus gained will
lead t. tie solution Of other problems
IN licredity and l'c productive Of prac
teal good that as yet we can scarce
y appreciate because we cannot trace
all the connecting links Of mental phe
nomcna.
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Notice.

We woold call the attention of our
' !" to the new card Of The Grand
ACNE Hotel, Chicago. They have
"sue a further reduction in ,hen
PRICES to suit the times. This hotel
'alids At the head for its excellent
'u's''e AM splendid service. The ac.
~ '''a'datlons being unsurpassed and
.ls 's"nIation is the fine, and most
r ,., OF amy hotel in this country,
tha, 'a Is a recommendation nowadays
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To Arrive Soon.

j. B, Emery will receive, in few
DAYS, fresh lot of cranberries, New
York cream cheese, selfrising buck
wheat -four Russian hams, fresh Bal
timore oysters, maple syrup, fresh
mackerel, tongues and sounds, aud
homeless Goldfish.
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Died:

McGuINNESS.- this city, on Thurs
day morning, April 3, 1879, MRs. BRIDGET
McGUINNEss.
Deceased had been in bad health for a
long lime. She was an estimable lady, 4
kind mother, and leaves many friends, who
viii be panied TO hear of her DEATH -Four
children, two sons aad two daughters,
mourn the loss Of i loving mother. The
funeral viii take place at O'Clock P, NJ.
to-day from inc Catholic Church,
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Local News

Hos. NJ J BIDDY, Of Horseshoe
Bend is ia town.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS came over from
Quartzburg last Tuesday. He reports
mining prospects bright in that sec
ton
The Board of County Commissions
ers viii meet next Monday.
Bins will be received until IL o'clock,
NJ, next Wednesday for the bidding
Of the new county jail.
TIE mining companies around this
city are giving all their employment
IL white men this year. That is The
true way of solving the Chinese immi-
grafton problem
The Statesman says that Mr.. Ruth,
Of Heath District, Washington coun-
~, viii start his quartz mill in the
cafly part of the present mouth.
TIE peope Of WASHINGTON county
are discussing the practicabllity OF
bnilling a wagon road from tho Wei
SIR 10 Union, Imam county, Oregon.
MAJ. MCDOWELL tho Superintendent
Of The Ellnira Company who own the
Banner mill and mines, was 10 have
started Oh his way, yesterday, to this
place from Elnlira, New York. He
comes by the way of San Francisco.
Men are leaving Salt Lake daily
Tor the Salmon river country.
OrR streets present a desolate ap-
pearapce, everybody being at work
llW streets.
MR B. L. CHAN. Ell arrived here
from Arizona last Wednesday. He
owns some valuable ditch aud mining
property here.
Nh. HENRY RUIZ says it is the in
'ehtloa to push the WalIa Walla rail
road across The Blue mountains into
Grand Ronde valley this summer, il
possible. This information he re-
crlved from Mr. Baker, the proprietor
al.
OF the road, and is, of course, reliable.
MEssRs- RALPH CALDERwooD, George
"rown and r. ~. Goodliffe are getting
along line y with their placer mining
operations on Lost creek, "a few lniles
from Banner.
ABOUT all the strangers who arrived
"cre Tins spring have succeeded in
getting employment.
CLOUDY and, pleasant yesterday.
ouR father, H. Jones, the business
,"a''ager OF this paper, was taken sick
last Tuesday, since which time he has
"cen confined to his room. lie is inn
proving and will be out again in a
Jay q. two.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City,
Boise Co, l. T., on the 4th day of April,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office.
Thos Grany, t. lIolbro,k, B. jackson,
I. T; Linville, Rev. Bishop Rupert, Ad-
am Wolfe
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will say advertised" and give date OF
list
S. c. sILsBY, p. N.
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Spffial Yptiffs.
" GARn

To all who are suffering from the error:
and indiscretious of youth, nervous weak
ness, carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c..
will send Il recipe mat will cure vol.
FREE OF CHARGE. This greatrcmed,
was discovered by missionary Soutj
America, Send self-addressed envelop.s
e the REy. JosEPH r IMAM, Station III.
Bible House, New York City.
Mar.I'5e-ly.
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Where to Find the Key.

Tie key Of the Fire CompaEy's
hose house hangs lv the side If the
FROST donr Of Mr. &. B Hollands resi-
.dence. Remember this, and do not
break tir lock in case of fire.
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Lecture.

S. Kingsley will lecture in the NJ
+ Church, on next Sunday evening
April 9th, at The usual hour for ever
ing service. Subject, Spiritual Ariul-
me,ic;: or, "Prolit and Loss" All are
invited to attend.
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AccidenI

.;1 ~. ~ Miller met with painful ac-
~ a':' " lew days ago While work
i,s'. y a mining claini he ran pick
severe wound, :
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Public school.

The following Is the result Of an ex-
animation Of the pupils in the senior
class of the Public School, held yes
teriay. Subject, Dictation-Sec
ond Class Maximum, 100:
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se,,,i- at'eeklg a'arld,
2ostomce z1ours.

nring week oays. until further notice,
i postoflice will be kept open from seven
N. until nine 2. NJ.
sundays from lialt-past twelve Y one,
ID from four until six i. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
a,,ered 1t all on Sundays; and no Money
nr,ler business will be transacted on Sat
,rdays after four O'Clock p. M.
$3.50 s. @. SILSBY,
idaho CITY, Dec. 3, 1879. Postmaster
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TINS United States Grand Jury has
Indicted the TWO Sitka Indians that
murdered Thomas j. Brown for MUIR
der in The FIRST degree.
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Ror1a:

DEMASTERS- this city. on
Wednesday, April ?, 1879, 10 he wife of
Joseph Demas,ers, "a sen.
TOMPKINS.-ln this city, on Tuesday,
April 2, 1879, to the widow Of Il. VI.
Tompkins, daughter.
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WONDERFUL cures have been, and arc
beinr effected by PILES Certain Cure fol
Hemorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
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No. / Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's
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Notice.

az Office Is HEItEIY 6lNEN THAT WILL. ON
E& Thursday. the sd day 81 Jan1sry, ! -
Ina II Il O'Clock. "a, I'll sad day. IT my e "a
idaho City, Boise county. q. T. ~ D
ton. the sum OF Four hundred tslo9l Del IS 10
the lowest bidder therefor C8enIy Maria Is q.
sid Boise county issued aud registered ist-s "a
January. 1868. Isll5,.s, .~.eaFs.
IpAuo CRY. T., Jsi.;iass L. ls.s
, 1879-04-30

TO thf EhHnf az 1ha If10nnk-
CHICAGO, April 20.-iioplnE that this paper
will bo fair enough to ailow haif.a-dozcn words
OH " the other sIdc," would like to inquire If
It "a not time for cessation Of TIC nbuso heaped
upou Potter Stevens, who Inns already received
sufficient punishment for m lnsano act4
should also like tn inquire II there ia any On.
couragcnlont to ~oman's being virtuous in The
fact Of 80 much sympathy nwasdcd to Mrs.
Young. who Appears vtndfrtivc and tlnprfnel.
rlcdl begging The ctiitor's pariDn, don't
thin. the better classes Ut Chicago people arc
entirely In sympathy With the siruIncd, sensa-
t!ona, pnc-stdeti view Of this uiral7 which Ia
taken by tic city papcss. ! can't SEQ any phil
losuplly whatever IN life OF struggle for pttrc-
ness ainl clIustity II those who yiulato thu tnur
rIago sacrament arc ,nade un.t,rs OF. II "tlr
pnblr" wlshes to do Mrs. Young IL rca, service,
let the public put Its isud III It's pockets, supply
her physical needs aiul KEEP Its ,luwapaper-
muut1, shut. Stevcls has had enough OF ab,lar,
md really ought to bu let alono. AZ TO thu suf.
furlny OF witnesses lrnrn this uppDs!.lg counsel,
wncn young lnlios Gre Willing WITNESSES aaai.st
humans chancu OF life or liberty, let then,
take whnt comes. TI'ey shouldn't cxncct to be
Nattcrctl by the upooslf@ lawyers. I wouldn't.
Yours respectfully, 4 SouTlI-SlDR UiRL-
, 1879-04-30

continued: ~ now tell you t!nat from this tme
forward ahall light you, alul will never apeak
to yull until you ArN beaten arl iusu your power
tO mike nl,li un,nlKe men,
Hu to0k bis hat and left tho Judge to Ills re-
flect!nhs. Seven years Afterwartt the tiov9snor
nf llitnois sent tlle Kcntuekian To Washington
In February, 1851. On the morning after hIs
arrival senator douglas sent tafl to hts
rnosn. Beiosu Pa!Mrr was dressed Doup,as
was wlall h!m. Az the great states'nan # v came
tho Limo llas eona whon by your own limitation
WI are agntn to be tricntls. beat yuu n long
tins ago. .b,lt 1t has taken you u long tmc 10
bsas .,;, 1s: I'm gla'l@ @ t. seu voa." rle Kontue;-
" Ycs, .ln,'ge," llo rnpllut, "you wera ihu,l-
der!l!E lArd lsnll tu buat.n
"l'yu ra'na to ynu. Palmer" Mr.. Douglas
aa!t mt only to revive Oil friendship, but to
II buchanan lnd not bccn trAItor mud ihu pep
| pIu hull supported int IN INF Anti-l.ecunptult
tlgs't this succession ls,t'vesut nigllt hnya been
aVtftr1. | lDretaW WlAt Ii about to hAppt1I,
n!Hl Intended to force thu tsaue upon thu Becrs-
sa'uthts. 'fhe Untun sentiment III tbs south
wis il,en uHimpntreJ, ul,i tbs secession elrtAut
| would hasq tMu,l GuMTura IL submit, But
nnw." cnntaueA The Juslts, In his gr:.nI way,
| S,utll IL fca'!Y to tahe Arns, u will BE- III,
| r!ltDhfs plaY. *illry llavu bcgu prupnrllLg iur
yrass, ain! tell you you'll see million men In
ar,ns Delorc the contest Il suttled." !"
In May pnuElas died, ntl The ration was
thrown Iht0 mourning.
4 Az A REPUBLICAN,.
The election Ut Trumbul quietcd tho slavery
| ngitatl0n III tnu l.cyfs!nturu. Sauator Palmer
lurEe h!s attention IL lucal nntiers, and warm
" supported tiM fsee-sctGoi systrnl, the fiune-
'lle Republican party apraMg into lI!c., lilo wus
ono Of its slos,sors. In 1881 lac was rsrst.lout
Of tho tlrst Illinois Republican s,ato Couycu-
tn'', isia Ut hfo9In!nstol; Hu was also trle-
, 1879-04-30

tn the Editor aG Tie Tribune.
DETnolT, April 33.-Ougnt not steps be taken
tn vln,licate the ,Iatne url fa,ne at Benedict
Arnold For long ycars h's ,lnlnp has
stood the synonym Ut treason, trcacs,cry,
HnM infasny. Aud lis ,tume still stauls thus,
whilo the Coufctlcratus arc rcnstntcd III
tllc high md honorable places OF tho tla-
1ion, as is their due. l remember that they
arc now in power, anl that It will 10 safer to Oe
respectful to the powers that be-. Tho Hon.
Jefferson Davis will souu grace the Senate with
hts txultetI virtues a,ll commanding talents, nld
SOON some equally grcat asltl good Confederate,
through their siucror manner OF carrying etcc-
ttnns, will be Ut thu llGatl 0f tlr Executive Do
partu,ont. and then the Lost CauBe-lost as was
fcarcil-wtll l,o ns completely triumphant as
thougj, tic field Of Gettysburg lad been won by
t!,utn und the whole North 0verrun by Confcti-
eratu armies. I.t.& Us Tc10icu that the Lost
Cause IL vIntfcntcd.
Tint oil this has bcon brought about is IN.
other Illustration Of the truth nf the saying,
1Whom thu gods would destroy they .itrst
make matl." Republicans IN their madness,
abolished treason, an'l, Instead Of aAl1g It olt-
ots, made It ho.nsable. Instead bf pnntshlllg
tller enemies by Increasing ttler representation
IN Congress. Tl,ts WIS tlune ma1Ir, tnnlignaut-
ly nnd c0rruptly, but It mono thr less rebounds
to llse triumrn Of THO !.ost Caass. .rie honor
uUlGt AAG EHl!Hpts uH% t144h AliAAS
llouorcl name would be Itrst to nrcept tho
situation as titus rendered, md step into su-
prrt,,e power. BY tllis matlnoss Republicans
have destroyed asI that tMcy accomplished BIZ II
long, costly, and blooly war Thu nrlhy
Knnsns III sn.eallcd horder.ruil1an aays,
81 will 10 the whole North. A1uch.nccll-
cd reforms will bc instituted tn rut,-
ducttng elections, which will preclude
Republtcans,n from ever again aasutniliE pow
er: for such llus brcn tcir record Willie III pow
or TINT Justice demands that Republicans. white
~ well rs black, be forever disfFanchsrd. II,
| iluwGyer, hone suffer. under their beuignant
though ro,l hand but tliusu who ntndly aycou.-
plistsed nI1.I1cdty, no onu will complain. For
| lllat would lot mo out.
Andre IL to hAyc n monument, and 1le was ITO
| more .iescrv!'w than Arnold.
Eta Julln Porter iB ytnlieatetl mud hunoyed, q
little more tarIly, It Is truu, taan tbs contct!-
crates themselves, but then he is Just an good
as my other Nsb-tlat ia to shy, Confed.
crate.
Now, lot rs lavc vln1lcattnn nnl II monument
| to Dunc;lct Arnold. Ifo WIS as worthy III Ali.
| urc OF as Fltz john Porter. j. II. II.
, 1879-04-30

"a. JHHh1HTE6ffN .|hlrH4f
UHlucst!n'sn0ly thu braYest uIeu ln America
aru thnss wl,o asall upon lAt foQl-boaEds Of tho
incuqlnttvea which draw tho fllsG expresa trains.
hut luw pursons uro aware n Il, but ma lEo lead
tnH raIlwuys, wllurc connections must bo made
1t nossl6le, anly engineers known to b. &'ruye
atl tsnrnly ara given engines OH, express trai,s,
MD As s0ou ~ ail engineer shows 1llu lcAsl
tilntdity about EAuntng tnst hu is takau from
Ills cu.f.e NIL given bls On u frctuht-lrn!n to
ran. Two such c1ses llavs occurred recentiy ull
Indianapolis yuads llsiIroad officers stata tllat
,na ,rss sign That an cnel elnoer is teron'g tint.l
II lint M VII! bs i've u te'l minutes iatv.
n,yots tn A,,ecesal.,t. liz is tlpn called 10
vi account, aa4 unless Ais reasoua Are couytne,
, 1879-04-30

FAACTICIHu Law
ln 1649 Palmer nude sUlu personal enemies
by refusing u snpport certain Ut thu rcgular
Democratic candidates, OIL tho ground TINT s.ey
wer1 nut propcr men iur the offices to DO tlled.
| lit 1919 lIu was elected Probato Justice o1 ala-
coupln County by ever A9u majority .IiIe tsrxt
| IrasioI,, which hla beconu quite oxtonalyc, but
not particunrlr lucrative. 1t included ala,nies
eascs, lanl disputes, a'IA cases Of hug stealing.
| 11u WoE great inns anlong his tuwilsneE, nil
| has never lost Il. Alr. f4oDtnis, nu n!a br,tss.
muunteI Dcni"crat still tyl,g iu Carl'nvis1o,
.uYH: ~ ll1 could scoop all such I,lgl ls Atu
Lincoln II, II Inv cnss tnighty quick. We never
l'ad hut QUE tla ~ tbs country tl'at could equal
lin 1t. lc"al ability, nnl tint was Stcphun \.
nonclua. liz always went In to win, wfuthcr It
WIS pitching luntts, tusss ~ silver tiullurs,
chucklns so!iu farts IN The fuyea Of 4 Jury"
ralncr's Oil ftsands are fonA VI ro!ath,S s.o-
! rirs concerning Ills curly )nwstlits. "tlu always
lia.l the power Ut concentration" says nelgl,-
oor, "nat at ''rss hts t'ln!a!ts a0a tn,fe4!'unnt
who wurt iur a!ead ot hIu. Ii, ln,Ins ol ablllty.
but tlley Stoppl1 wlIon il.ey wero abuut ~ years
| Old; Jnln Welt right on, n1l is not yet lii h:s
1 prtIne."
Palmer was s,y,apa'l!ctic LAWYER: lle knew
huessr. Old Sieve SAWYcr'a suns niI onu
nurncs lIa. nurkc,l hogs that lid not beluns to
| then, anu were lntl!ttl lhto court IN criminal
charge. Lawyer lalnIcr, arIHare.! fur thu de
feMsr, but ihrra WIS NJ defense. In this lcul-
I'M he appea!el to the syniputhles Vt tho Jury.
| VIII, tcars III hE4 uyes lD Awct on tho huslraty
aid resuccsaltlitY ol Old steve sawyer, pictured
the lllkgracs 'tlut would fall uoUn n through
um u!yurso verdict, nnd actually wepk the jury
| MtU III Icl4lttnl.
Tl,s rising luwyer did tlot fol!ow l)ouelas' al.
veo u to thu collccl!Ml of his fets. 4 seor0
| Of euses IL gtyen wtlera he chnlnptnt,ul tt.u
c1Illse nf the poor without lapa u ruwArsi, Ono
tn particular Nlurts attention, 4 family npllltd
kerlcF lived nuar CarltnylIle. The weru pro-
se!ytes fro,n tue Mormon tattn. but thu taInt IT
tUtLrf nj fkL,tPtt
, 1879-04-30
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.
Swing nntt Ingaraoll.
TO the Editor NJ The Tribune.

8ouTH Bend, Ind, April 2s.-Illc follov!n,
ia oil analysis Of tic tcuchLnys Of Prof. David
Swing, uf Chtcago, a,ui Col. Robert 1ngeraoll,
ut reorta, aa understand It: awnE tuac,les the
Fatllerootl uf God untt tho nrotllcrood Ut la,1,
wlllcll IA Christianity. 1nrersotl teachcs the
Brotherhood uf mat, but not the Fatherl,ool of
Guu, which IL, Christianity with its head cut ulr.
SHERMAN LYNDK.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-07
Funeral of Mrs. Emily German.


Yesterday afternoon the funeral services of
Mrs. Emily. German, relict of the late Gen.
Willis A. German, took place at Christ church,
in this city. The large gathering of leading
citizens, both ladies and gentlemen, showed
the high regard in which the deceased had been
held by the entire community; while the man.
festatiors of deep sympathy and emotion
which prevailed among all evidenced that a
valued friend had been lost. The beautiful
burial services of the Episcopal church. Of
which Mrs. German had long been a member,
were read by Rev. w. P. Ten Brock, The
music was very impressive and appropriate.
Surrounding the bier were the choice and lux
urlant floral gifts of loving friends, very taste
fully arranged, and sending forth sweet per
fumes. At the close of the services the re-
mains were taken to Oakland cemetery, fol-
lowed Ey large cnrtege of citizens, and borne
thither by Gen. H. Fl. Siboy, Gen. J. B. San
born, Hon. John Nj. Gilman, Hon. Morris
Lamprey. Col. D. A. Robertson and MIR. r..
McNamara.
1t is not necessary to speak of the merits Of
the deceased. Coming from family conspicu
GUS for It's strength of character, she blended
the great energy of mind with those rare and
delicate charms which constitute the true
woman. Of quick perceptions, handsome ad-
dress and great sympathy Of feeling. she be-
came favorite whose reputation Increased
with her wide acquaintance. Scarcely any
person could be taken who would occasion a
greater loss. Many are there in this community
who will remember with keen pleasure tneir
visits At the German residence scarce two years
ago. The gallant and polite bearing of Gen.
German, which all who have seen will never
forget aided by that Understandable urbanity of
manner which Mrs. German possessed, always
made their guests welcome, and brought forth
the deepest friendship. This city may m nltiply
in population, and new friends may come in
abundance, but it will never afford truer
picture OF a noble hearthstone than that of the
deceased and her honored partner who preced-
ed her to the grave recently.