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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. J. Q. A. WARD.

Funeral services over the remains of Julia
Owens ward wife Of j. O. A. Ward, the sculptor were
held yesterday afternoon al her late residence NO
West Tortyuiuth t. coriu covered with dark cloth
WAS set in the front paror which, together with the
stairway leading to and the hall below. were denscv
packed with friends IN attendance, among whom were
jnaiiy ladies Eastman johnson, Clinton OclNie Sdhd'
ford r. Clifford and Charles C1VCIlN also present
The immediate relatives sat IN rear room on TIE same
floor On the conlu were sTeWn prOlniscuOusy white
cru1tiou uiuk, rcd roses and Cld lils The
Ncrc those Of The Episcopal Cbu Oh, and were conducted
iy the Rev L. H. Krauz, a,Slstant rector or 81 AIMS
hiycb ard The Rev {. &. IaAy OF tie ChuTch Of the
Atoncmcnt. 1he remains were taken 10 Greenwood
cemetery Tor I!tcIiuCut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
4 cnEcK TO EArIp IKANsIr " HRooKLNN.

The suit Of the Brooklyn Steam Transit
Company against the city cnum II from interfering
with the of elevated railroad, decided
YESTERDAY hy Judge Pfni:, against the COMPANY The
opinion d"cIares tnat the cOnpuHy had failed comply
with The law by constructing mile OF road In kIrc-
he'd time aud so legally ont OF cXistencc Cost.
were awarded to the city. lhc VIII before
The. General Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04

The PoHgr0g GOseite, published at Frogt0wn, Darwin
Co. state OF Evolution This was animated and ani-
mating Journal.
The Music cons sted OF singing by Mrs. Cole Mrs Las
Sar StuGry Miss Courtney and Miss May Tuck Recti
lions were 6y Mnnc swage. Mary Porter, Bcege Anna
Randall Dlchl, and Fannie Forster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE WTsTBOUND FREIGHT POOL.

COMMENSURATE FINK DECLARES THE EUMoEs OF
MS APPROACHING DISSOLUTION UNTRUE.
4 rcuort having been published that the
Wcstnouul freight pool was IN danger Of breaking up
owing 90 differences OF opinion On the decisions oi 'o
missioner Fink Regarding Tho allotment OF percentages
reporter Of TIM TEmU>U asked the Commissioner yes
tcrcav what foundation there was FOR the report
"Nope Whatever" replied Mr. Fink "A long ed.-
toriol 70 that effect winch Appeared in The America"
J4cLGuGc to-day las 10 foundation IN fact TIE com
b,naon s as strong to-day 1t and there Is
no difference Of opinion that threatens any trouble"
docs not the NewYori Central demand an increased
perccntagcP
request To that effect has been the subject or as
cu.sion for about eighteen months. In such matter
ef,cr thorough vestigaton report 10 the presidents
I'll the roads any suggestion have 10 ia'"c DA Inc SID
and II T. then discussed in the meetings OF tHe
hoard and If no; decided there have the right as MAJ
arbitrator to settle the question. suggested eoho
,5,, r, ma .no jucre,i.c m the 9lojmcnt 10 the
Npw-Iork Contra bo allowed. Inc presidents discussed
The question and arrived at no ConCIGson' III wiz
main come up for discussion, II has many times
rc and whether allowed or not IL docs not endanser
in any the continuance OF the oxl5tlhS poolnE az,
iaugemeut II f. nonsense 10 suppose That for S1Oooo
a wear which would nc about the ADDITIONAL amount tHe
central would receive, profitable business or SiOooV
600 should be ENDANGERED, and resort had 10 the Old
Is the rtPol, uUc that meeting Of the presidents
has not taken place tme owing 10 an irItcol
11inhlc difference Of opinion regarding the allotment
proposed To be given The Central Road"
could not make # convenient 10 be present DN'
one VIII probably take place IN a irV DAY - ,,.,
"AreyOu not charged with 1audh'y 10 INC Cchuai
Nowhere that am aware Of, except in the newsp2-
IcrS There no truth IN the report tht me ftlhsfi
VaIa Road refused To refer an Important question: rt-
tive 70 tue Western cattle trade 90 me Tor 0ersun on a
rount OF supposed PARTIALLY Here IS ale''et 'At' "4i
Mr. FINK exhibited letter from VicePies'dent Rob
which among other things thanked him for his straight
forward and expressed great confidence IN hs de-
csons. Nj link declared that there was no truth III
Tie statement that he Lad contemplated designations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
PASSENGERS .AREITED.

FROM GLASGOW -By S'eUdsh;p 1Hct0ri1-MIss Leah
Dale Nils, Ammo Dale Ms : kcryug Dr. II. g. Colin G..
4 2. Mcleod. " SrUtpr j. CHppyItot, T. Moore,
- Lyon. q. Short Darn \. C:idy. J.
FIOAI IIN ERPOOl.- Bv S'tausbD EuB.-G W Bishop,
MI and Nil, T.. strong Captain BARLEY, Dg. ard
MAY. Miss Henson j. o-s q. VI. Smyth JIo. Hudc,
Vs.. Is. Robinson, II - A. llipwel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
1ELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

STOLIN BONDS RECOVERED.
ST. JOUN. y. D.. Feb. 3.-Iurnbuil 4 Conpany
,i-IiaN recovered tie buuds stolen frJu them
,Cmbci Last. The iHc' value 81 The bonds Is tiUUOUU
BLEW orr iiI- BRAINS.
san IEtNCI>Co. Feb. 3.-.Idrob Shcw. a we'll
known php;oef arirT committed suicide tltA Iuur ~ h-
psI'l ~ blowing ia, bllns out cause counidy cnbar
idBsnCHt.
EOBEED BY TltAMPS.
NuEk. Penn. Feb. 3.-On saturday evening last a
of entered the house O Peter Lint thee
nom here, bound and gagged him aud robbed him OF gold
watch ami 10. No este have been made.
OVERDOSE or Lac DANIM.
CINCISNATL Feb. 81 i. CumInns. al the firm
81 CumminS SOnh valve manufacturers. FrJnst died
the morning from overdose " lauanum Whether
taken with ia" intention II committing suicide has
been dttt. n!HCI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
p Q S r S G RIP
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
TIE NEW FRENCH CABINET.


TIE 7jmcs'S Paris dispatch says the compo-
sion Of the new Cabinet, given Monday evening
shows IL is organized with tho hope OF secur-
ing a durable majority The new hemDers
are Senator Re Rover, Minister OF Justice; Denuy
Iepcrc Minister OF Commerce, and NJ. jules Ferry MIN
ispr of Education. The Cabinet viii he gazeted on
Wednesday. II IL expected that II Will meet the
Chambers with the same programme which NJ Duaurr,
presented n appears probable II viii resist Rcheia
amnesty and the return Of The Chambers 10 Idiia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hofoi--.john w. Garrett President of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ex-governor Nllam
H Washburn. Of Massachusetts, and Iinghas president
Of the Canada Southern Railway Company. Brfro Z
yj0pss-JudRe AmaAR j. OF Albany IN mr.
H0fri-EX Governor Alexander IL. Rice and Moses kgba
of Massachusetts, >fiSrdf HuSf-Ious d. fll~DnrY
OF Now York state Prisons 81 NictOiOs
Chadwick Government Director OF the Union
Pacific Railroad ... asi.op0t.dB H0sEI Congressman
pike Of Maine FniOh square Hoet-Genefal = g
Arm strnug OF virginia d.t0T Lieutenant Edward
\ Field l.. : N......IGFE Avenue HOtet-Judgo James
IiaE.r 1fAI I.Inia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
DIVIDEND or THE Rolling STOCK COMPANY.

DIVIDEND OF TIE ROLLING STOCK COMPANY.
The United States Rolling stock Company
held ITS annual meeting yesterday. The companys
business Is acquire construct all descriptions OF
rolling stock railroads, aud TO hire or lease the
same 10 railroad companies The annual report submit
led Yesterday shows a net income for 1873 OF 1913.
G2J 3d. nearly 6i2 cent on the total capital stock
Ibe September dividend absorbed $4,000, leaving
S2I5 $40 SO now available out Of mis- March divl-
dend OF 10 shliDgs share was ordered Ia be PAID,
which Will leave $0J270 "a for the permanent reserve.
Shc decline VI S35 500 10 III the reserve attributed 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
GrNrEAL snEEMAN N rLorlnA

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 3.--Ccncral Sher-
man and party arrived here at o'clock ths morning
md left az for 81 Augustine, where they wIIl Triniu
several GnyE and tHCn 20 lp tnc ~ JuI.s River re
turning mere ~ about ten Day. There was no pubic
d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04

fine capccliug OF broad gauge contracts with the Allan
tic and Great Western Railroad Company me n
onion ADRIAN lsen, L. q. FabbrI and Jonathan Ld-
wards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


suu rises : OF sun sets... 52l Clock fast1in.lls
Noon seis. 529 Moon souths 1854 Moons age days Is
HIGH WATER lp.DAl-A ~
sandy look . 62a island $50 III ell Gatcu.. 1:li
UI.G WAFER IO.pAi-l. ".
sanQy HOOK 5j7 Iuoy island. $50 Hell date. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
Announcements
Throat ails promptly checked by
JAYSE's EXPECTOEAST.

CHEST, LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES
Also c0dghs aud colds, BE- completely cured nv us
PHILLIPS PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL IN combination WTh
PHO-I JTEIIlSE. All druggists. Depot, Plattsf '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04

NERVOUS PROSTRATION and DISEASES
- OF MEN speciality. Dr4. JACQUES & BRODIp
University place, New YORK. Hours, 10 and jtO8
GlRlCIURE, Impotence and Diseases of tba
- Gcuoatye Organs radically and sdiy cured Hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04

found were the following: o. W West; 5000; ohar
lotto A. Horton, $40 20: C0udcrt Iir0thers' T-S ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
CLOSING A TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CLOSING A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE E1DGRWooD COMPANY TO TAKE 80 MORE
EI,ks-wHAr rLL,,DEEr LoTnBOP SAYS OF IFS
CONDITION.
The directors OF the RidgeWood Fire lnSur-
aucc Company. of brooklyn, have decided to take no
new business aud all outstanding risks have been rein
sur,d 10y the Connecticut TIc Insurance Company OF
Hartford. William X. L0throP, president Of the ldtc-
wood Company sail yesterday that the company WAS
organized IN SD with capital stn" Of ~200O 900, A. A.
Low taking an active part the organization. During
its existence he states that the company has made
money and that while business has l Zen of during the
last year SIN the company has been IN in aurSain:
CONDITION. holding 5000 risks o. about SlVtI''u
which nave hccn rc!asurcd The surplus on January
was ah0ut 90 600, which 500 coo was drawn i0r
reinsurance ana $4,000 for dividends leaving surplus
OF So 900 nj present. The losses 10y the broadway ana
W0rh.s fires ST. goo, and II IL expected ihat al
least $4,000 VIII he saved In salvage Oh the "oiIH-S'
buildings.
MI L0throp claims that the directors did not consult
the stockholders and voted 10 sop business 50 &a 10
make the assets OF the company p8Y rtOCkl0ItIs III
full The intention he states Ia TO 90 no business 10Y
twelve months, and then 10 have friendly sun brought
10 wind M the company for not using ils franchise,
when the assets VIII he divided among The stOcBhOdtS
The assets of the company at their market value CON
sist of United states bonds, SIS l50; Manhattan Com
pauy Stock S14 900; Long Island Bank stock, SlOOOO;
American Exchange National Bank st0cL, F4VooV;
National Bank Of Commerce STOCK, SlI3,OJOi cash.
SG,j20 Sc premiums IN course OF cole OD, SOB 80
ncdcntas, sos 80 total 1908, 600 81. Most vi the
directors are young Brooklyn men, sons of wealthy
parents William X. LOhiOp, president, ana William A.
scott secretary have accepted the agency or the Con-
nccticu Fire Insurance Company. ana VIII retain the
present Office Of the RidEeUOOd Company, al no. 40
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
HOME, NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs 40
2IS BROADWAY
o Ann Noon. So. M. 81 Midnigh', 30
Highest dnrn1 81. loves -
Average 800. Same nav, 1873. Ism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE SALVATION OF INFANTS.
DISAGREEMENT OF BAPTIST PREACHERS ON III
c1.u1r1.r 4 Il 1-ILLn MELkIN CnNIEEENCL.

r,e.cprt,trSr OF BAPTIST PRFACHTRs on TUE
SUBJECT Ar THEIR WEEKLY CONFERENCE.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of Baptist min
isrcrs was held Yesterday morning in the olNer-SI
Chanel There were considerably over huhdf'u per
Suns IN attendance several women being present inc
Rev q. X. Allen presided The Rev. MI khoheS III"
the Row Dr. HOyt briefly stated the reasons WHY 'l'9
voted m tle minority Of twelve at the last meeting
when the Rev DIR. Fulton was tuSpende" from hci"el
ship in the Conference 10y vote OF o. 10 L. Inc IT,
marks that were made Oh his report gave 'e SeeI''
tbo Eev d. C. Potter pu excuse for making personal
explanation.
az seems 70 me- said he "that Of late The clerk has
bccr subccted TO an unprecedented amount OF criticism
Notwithstanding that It has been labor OF Ioye ene
w. The charge Of manipulating the le'or"S l7 un-
founded" .,, =, .,,o o,o, b,,t
Dr. Reed moved vote Of confidence in the cieTE n,t
the latter mteIr9l5cd nm wn sS DR. rnlton stood
on his here last week and SAID what he must nave
On re-: not that I" b-oEe in several voices
wc he vas tcTeen then Gonc % So ,T c
himself" About half % those present rose on the No'e
Tbc Tcy Dr. Hoyt moved that the asking and answer
pcsed with hereafter 1t is not best sad ho, " ior
s 10 expose ourselves such reflections as have beeh
IF we behave" said the Roy. Mr. Motley, IN
aFEo6I Is and tnd if we disbcavc onr dishchayior
vii g abroad" The Rev. Nj Heddin wanted the
weekly essay transacted with closed doors. The Kew
Mr. GrTslel thought the members ou2ht 10 lIH lW "
little more common self respect sHd lhe Key,
Alr Waters. Of Passaic, requires rs Ia S,t WIN
closed doors then could nave rs big rows as
we pleased" Dr. lGoyt accepted as substitute Tor ms
nctuI Dr. ThOma uSgcSlon that lytea' tyI G.,S1iom'
shall pls- IN the hands of the ENecu I've Commit
tee before coming to the conference. ,
mo yocbl- aIcr road by Professor Fox u00n the
avgnu Of infants and IN II be maintained hy inphca-
ton 10 hl direct assertion iha' II tht salvation 81 III
au's conceded, Cniyci >a,m was it ori,i toH.
n!.ucc. d. Thppn. disagreed with Tie Sp"uici, ana
III, statement 10 that effect brought forth several hearty
""mcLs' The IitN Nd ADAMS E%u iH" lt"' 81 n',
orcc preached tine doo;tUc tlat all who i'd in infancy
were. elect Election ia otnec words broke IN ono or
ne l,ciuncr4, would seem 10 De- unhealthy Dr.
Huvt tGOught that the had left III" conference
in 4 most unfortunate IIi%h aud IL was hHaliy qecidtd
90 continue the discussion this topic lc&j -IoHday,
when the ~rptura OF the question Will be presented
by The Rev d.. Reed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04

So JonN H. Fob "a dispatch from Rockland, Me, TO
IuTt, the wreck Neck Island Ot the tchr II lIOstdd
laden with potatoes, WoVills, for Vineyard LA
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
BOLTON ITEMS.
BY Josh.

J
! The fsbira mani, has somewhat snIsi1ad
/ W. I,.o, ,,,f,t 1f., -, ,t
non
The corn and cotton prospects were never
Oe''ei'
"Aunt Kezzie" say there are several weddings
| in prospect.
,,.r,,+,- -,,,,.-.. o., II r,-l,..4.., No.. =
Bolton last Saturday
-,
ne Ni,lo'iS o. our town are ENJOY
. ing SquiireI h"hiihs Just now
pf i. II Me- oilnfli anu MAJOR .; .. h9otrt-
nom NY ne III y" i
W. ba,.a for tho ,rasant baan blessed with
sufficient rain for AT nractical nnrnoses
|. ,,.h.,,4...,.. s.;,,,.,,1 H. ci,,,,.
Ahardaen Ms IN tnt nn daI, Iast ~
G" Mss "''S III Town one u''' i"S' "eef
Messrs Minter & Farmer commenced to burn
their first brick kiln here, last Thursday night
me hnesi apples We nave seen TINS ,S season
near PoIton ''i'
Carpenters, followed by the Painters, are put
ting the fishing touches TO the new Robinson 4
Williams building.
Quite variety of eases were up in our Mag
istrate's court last week, none of which, how
ever, We're of much Importance.
our Niiile lIee scii1Vt cIoseu ist + rIua!; 4
- I
'ehioeI' "iieH STUDY WIN ne resumed
We were pleased to meet on our streets last
week our ttIented friend, capt. W +. FlHger,
18Th iu III NI'Aeouis ne iooAS inc picture oI soou
'"i''i
We shall certainly regard ''Phi Gamma Del
ta's" kind admonition to be on our P's and O.,
on the 18th prox. and hope that he NAV be pres
ent to see that we do.
IN,
ne 7 I ~ va oIoht AM ;inu GraiIiS com
% is liul 7't9s ca ti5 W I'ilFiS anu 3iteh
10 49, - - '''9 "'iuiii9 VI 'ieii ofeN
Nd
ii -, l,ohie' u 'iIe iiIl o boIIle pros
80 ~ wa 4iI o4i PloSPeIous NlildS5
III Nee le SueSI u III M Ir9ther' our eSteeieu
i0''o" 70" iisi'i''i' NJ J" ~ l'oiiiiie'
Mr.. Marsh Atkisson, representing Thomas
Pearce & Co, Louisville Ky, called on us last
Friday. Marsh says he intends to bid adieu to
a tourists" life about the list OF July and settle
down in bis, for himself. Success to you friend
Marsh.
,,.,, l,1;c,lt.,1 =, mat ,,,, ,,,,..,.1;,
- fi,I NJ y - P H. 30 III
NNtii- M III L. i'sNNif WIZ ittHiti'H
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
SUPERIOR ENGINES.

The New South
On last Friday morning there arrived at
Grenada depot two engines, a 25-horse power
detached portable, and l0-horse power port
able engine for Messrs w. II. Meador and K.
w. Mccain, which engines pronounced
very superior by such accomplished maehinists
a. Nessrs. Ragsdale, Aston, Watson and Moore
Of this vicinity, and Mr.. Henry Turner, OF the
G. st. l.. x y. Q. r. r. These engines are
from the Murray Iron Works. OF Burlington,
Iowa. extensive builders of machinery, and
are the first OF the kind ever brought to Missis-
ippi the Murray Iron Works having hereto
fore confined their trade to the west and north
west These new candidates for the patronage
of the southern people were introduced hers by
their Southern agent, our friend, Capt. u. ID.
Bustamaute of Jackson Miss, who has been
supplying our citizens with machinery for ma
my years past Everybody knows the Captain,
and knows that he deals in none but the best
machinery made. and what he caa't tell about
engines is not worth knowing.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
CLINTON ITEMS
BIZ MARIN.


Mr. Baker sivley vas in town Thursday.
One case last week in the Justices Court
Farmers are complaining of good crops, but
too much grass
:. overeoats and fires all the go last Monday and
Tuesday.
Quite number OF bales of cotton were in
town last week.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton left last Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs Lee Richardson, OF Vicksburg.
Our old and honored friend, Glib smith, Esq,
OF Lehore county, was in town Monday.
DR.. \. H. Hilzhiem, of jackson. and DR.. Ed
u. Banks, OF Nieksburg, were in town Friday.
Our streets were blessed with one days good
work last week several more OF the same kind
wouldn't hurt
Mr. and Mrs B. ". Griffith. of Jackson. spent
Saturday and Sunday with DR.. B. II. Whitfield
and wife.
Col, J. D. Stewart, candidate for the State
Senate, and Prof. ". b. Banks Of Jackson
were IN town last Saturday.
\ considerable crowd was in town Saturday.
and business was brisk; il looked ike the good
Old times that have passed.
Mrs y 6. Thompson and Mrs. n. ". Rice
len last TUESDAY To visit their friends and rela-
uves IN the North We wish them pleasant trip
and safe return.
Election held here last Tuesday fer Mayor
and Marshal indeed quiet one, and
suited in the election of Mr.. W H. Archer,
Mayor, and the reelection of Mr.. {. Robbins as
Marshal
Mr.. jacob Hcwes was in town one day last
week, and we have heard quite a number al
friends say that he would be the right man in
the right place - a member Of the Board Of
supervisors next terra from this the lst District
Mr. J. NJ. Chiffon has returned from his
place in Issaquena county ard reports the crops
Ill looking wen and more forward than they
We're this time las. year. and that the Kansas
lever has subsidized in that county.
We acknowledge receipt Of an invitation To
attend and programme of the exercises during
week of Mississippi College and
-entral Female Institute, Two Institutions. OF
learning that any town or city might well be
proud of. The College examination commences
IN the 10th inst, those of the Institute on the
20th; the night exhibitions on the 2lst. Tn
Commencement Sermon for both Will be lie
yered on the 22d 10y Rev W +. Paxton, Of
Arkansas. Address before the Literary Socie- /
les by Hon. Van II. Manning on the 24ih. /
'Cantata," An Hour in Fairy Land by the /
pupils OF the Institute the night Of the 18th. (
The commencement exercises of Institute on
morning of the 25th, and Of the College al
night.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
Tribute of Respect-sir R. D. Hardy.

WHEREAS a member of this Commandery
performed his full term Of penance and drank
of the bitter cup of death, on the night Of
Sunday, June ID A D. 1879, \. o. 761 and,
WHEREAS, We feel that the loss Mississippi
Commandery No. |, has sustained justifes and
demands suitable expression therefore
Resoired That while we bow in submission 70
this dispensation Of Providence, we feel that
one of the brightest lights IN our Asylum has
been seemingly extiuguishedi but We are as
sured tina, he has heen only removed to the glO-
riogs Asylum above, there 10 shine forth in the
brightness Of his risen Lord;
ResOlred, That in the death of Sir knight
Hardy, Masonry has lost one of her most useful
and conscientious members. His was eVef
open TO the CRY of distress; his benevaIent heart
was ever attuned by ope.. hand; and the des-
titute widow, the Innocent maiden and helpless
orphaL, could always rely upon his sword 70
defend and protect them.
ResoiDed, That a citizen he was a nublic-
spirited, patriotic, HONEST man; in his family
an affectionate, n4ithful husband and father; il.
the Church burden-bearer, who tried 10 live
the Bible before men.
ReSotced, That TO his bereaved family we ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy, but approaching
the utter insufhciency of all human consolation,
we commend them 10 Him who hath said, "eOme
unto me all We that labor and are heavy laden
and win give you rest"
JNo. T. BUCK,
w. ]. Brown, JR,
MATT. +. ASH,
Committee,