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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05
Whoa tho President of tha country, 10 his
Inaugural address, says:

Whoa tho President of the country, 10 his
Inaugural address, says:
Tho responsibility for the existonc3 OF slavery
did not rest upon the south alone The nation
itself $ responsible foc the exGention Of tbs suf-
terage, and is undo: special obligations 10 bid in
removing the i!!itera27 which it hss add=d to tho
voting popu alton. Cur people arc determined
to leave behind them al thosa bitter con:rovar.
Lies, concerning things which have been irro.
Vocaoly settled, sad tho further discussion OF
when csn on Stir up strifs snd delay the onward
msrca Let %'i cur. raoole. leaving behi1 d
Them the batt!t eds O. dead Issues. move Ter
ward, and in Inc strength OF liberty a1d the re-.
store1unlo:i, win the gcar9Hr victories OF pesco "
AID waen the day bsiJro member Of tic
list New York Regiment W 1ich bad jus: fred
a vooy over the C31F.d}S4so dead ST New Or.
leaue, steps fosvayl frou tho ranks and ssys
lin the Pantheon Of American patriotism snd
honor the future tha!l set GRAFT and Lee sad
jackson nnd sherman. wailo tbs shadowy
who died ON tho one sido for tho nation, on III,
other for tho lest c5use shall open their lips OF
dust and sing tho angelic overture-'Glory be
- God IN the highest, OH earth peace. good will
toward mani -As torctoEol Of that Tina we
salute these graves over the chaam Of blood we
extend the hand os national fraternity, and loci;
palms with cur b.o!hcrs o. the Scu!n il eternal
friendship"
We say mhsa tga cauat!y hos reached tae 90,
Rod when such sc1!im ,1ts. uttered hy such meo
and under su0h circumstances, a!c applaa-
OF 10 the North ed gratefully appreciated 10
the South. the era Of perfect reconciliation and
and of the comal2.c restoration Of n21i,ab!c &C.
lstious between The rtc3G;!g c7srarsad eec!ious
OF the c,uo'ry, viii not BE- !cnG c!cisgct if The
t,rr l..
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. March S, 1881.
SENATE,

SENATE.
The Sensts met st noon to day but at 1920
took recess uotil o'clock, to await O com.
nunication from The President, which Mir.
PendletOu, Of the committee of notification 10
the President, stated would bs received at that
hou-.
Upon calling Tho Senate TO order at noon Vice
Presidents Arthur was vigorously app!audd by
tie galleries,
The PROCEEDINGS Tcro opened with prayer,
after which the Vice President stated that be
had received for presentation number of peli.
lious for sp:ciei legislation. but that his own
opinion. based unon tie rules and precedeuts,
was that tbesa could cot b. presented at az
extraordinary session of tho Senate. He sub
mitted the question IS to the disposition to be
made OF the communications.
After remarks by Mesgrs. Harris and Hill, oil
Ca, it was ordered, on motion of Mr.. Cockrell,
that The petitions be retained by the Vice Pr ST.
dent to bs submitted by him at the next legis-
lativo session.
Mr.. Hoar offered resolution extending Il
Windie!d Scott Hancock the privileges of the
floor during his stay 10 Washington. Adopted
by q unanimous vote.
MIR. Blaine, in accordance with tho potic.
OWEN ty him some weeks ago, submitted the
iJllGwing resolution:
Resolution. That special committee cf 5
Senators be appointed BY the chair to take into
consideration the mode of votiog for President
aud Vice President CT the u. s., aud tho mode
of counting and oeftifSipg the ssue, who shal
report such propositions for change 10 The
laws aud constitution as may seem cxpedieni;
thst ssid committee have power to sit during
the sscess OF Congress, and that they be direc:ed
to report on or before the s,cona Wednesday oil
January, 1882. Temporarily laid on tho table
to DO printed.
Mr.. PendIetoa. from tho com nitteo of 60: if
caiio0, reported that the President had express
I'd desire 10 c,nnu1ic,to with the Senate
10 day at O'Clock.
Onmotion Of Mr.. Penileton, the Senate thea
a! 1920 p. NJ, took recess until 5 O'Clock.
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Tired LOT Life.

SAY'VILLE. n. Y, Mar. 5.-soiouop Hail.
Ieck, OF Blue Point. Long Island, Committed
SUICIDE yesterday morniog by cutting bis throat
itt III ear TO ear. After committing the aot he
jumped from his bedroom wiodow n ,bs
gtound, and was discovered socn sfeervsrS
crawling 90 bis hands and knees. He cnI U
lived few minutes after being found.
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lC0MMUNICATED.

lCUNMUNlCAlkp
This uigger been s, lated eb:r siac, de -
of February that Go Marc aaa other big bu
asked Mars Hays, to oome sdowa to cur Oh
town war Mars Washington often lil ca J.,
black horse. | uebar seen such parade ia a
my born days. l saw do grand stsu}. %
spred EAGLE, Mars Hsysa aud ell do 'sorsa.,
TOR d. legislature, and 'stirar,s 70: Gu, r1arjci.
pal ofhnas. was faesiiog nv eyes 40: dpSo
comes d. stand, Mars Hsysc. 'spiraata aad o..
Thanks 10 &c Hebauly Father dc Nlara a.;
Mars George Cliffud was SAVED. Do 50,
eagle como dowo square q Vt. liz sot there whec
Fayctt. iu '25. coma tn hein 10 H. f;
Washington. Oh when Mars Havse spck, c!
dc prccimashun this nisgcr swelled up Ike :
porpus | feared my bowels would burst, ll;
like do profet of old, I'm slick aud fet, de oil! w.
man, gals and bcy,. Soup was fac. I7?jus
Msrs Garfield will giba Il. bigger Dc b.,
Office in towo. Spring lection pcsl; take ,u)re
5oEc' of this bigger now. I'll rite again r&t'
DC loaugerashuo. Ton CRoLY
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BLESSING Vessel.

r. ct. JOHN. N. B., Mar. 5.-The schooner
flying Arrow. of this port, which left New
York on the 9th of January for Halifax with
cargo OF coal. has not yet arrived, nor has
aoy lntelilgeucs beon received concerning her
ssiDoe she sailed. Grave fears are eotertsinad
tor her safety. bat her owners think ebe NAV
bring up 10 BERMUDA, o' "SS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

So far as the civil scrvios is concerned The
the Presidents Inaugural address is Immensely
satisfactory. fer it soys that the administration
will demand rigid economy 10 all the eypsndi
lures OF the government and require the
honest and faithful service of all executive off
cars, remembering that The Offices Wcro created
DOT for tho benef: of inoumbeass CT their
supporters. but for the servic, OF the govern
mant ~
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Meteorological.

SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER FOR JANUARY, 1881.
The very low nean of December was still
further reduced. being about 2S0. The lowest
was on the moroine OF the lst, IL below zero;
Lhe highest 90 the l3:b. 4SO. For the three
days. from the 9Th to the SOFA. the III san tenn
perature was about %. Upon the whole it
hss probably been the oldest mouth ct whica
We have any record in this latitude.
". GILLINGHAM.
Aocoink. March 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

The nominations fcr The Presidents Cabinet
sent to the Senate to Day will, If Wa are not mig
taken. st once array klessrs. Conkiing, Cameron
and all the rest of the Grant stslwsrts sganss Ii
new administration. The only man in the en-.
tire list who was for Grant is Mr.. James, end he
was by no means en- ultra Grant man; Hhio
MI McVeagh is the most Objectionable man 10
tn Grsntiies that could have been selec.ed.
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LIST OF LETTRHS

The following is a list of the letters remsining
~ IN the Alexandria. Virgins, postotice Ma. =
Persons calling for letters will say they are I'd
,vertised and give the date of the list,
a mot esea tor within thirty days. they will
Altman, Thoms, Petite, Ssmpel
DDalunofP' sidney Pierscn, Miss Mollie
garrett, Jona Reopter, Miss My
DDroMo, mrs Ellen slmons, Mrs Sarah
DtonloeJ, Stonnell, Mrs M:rG':
Brown. Mics Bette Stuart, Miss Ma
SSssiy, arthur Shumsn. 8
EEamposii; hls Mamie TIGER. Mfs Ma;
GartheD, Bertie Willis. Ann
Hsmel, Will Williams Pho,,,,
STonnson, Miss d Weadon, Mrs ue!so?
nniing, ms: Macy Weisnillor, Mrs Hsfr
MMaeneil, annla Whiting, AIRS Liz
IL LEWIS McKESzIE, 2. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05
Body Snatching-Burned 10 Denih

MONTREAL, QUE, Mar. Git is reported
mat en- extensive export trade in corpses has
1een carried on between Canada and the u. s.
during the present winter The bodies we're
York. AAO A'o"
a roor psralytic patient named Belord Duy.l,
was burned to death yesterday by his bed catch.
Ing IRE. No one was present to save him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

A WELL FULL OF MURDERED WOMEN
Cairo has recently been plunged iaso p:oftH.i
CONSERVATION By the discovery Of en- anpaia:
crimc-or rather s:res Of crires-7e!r,iiatti
10 that city By religious rec;usc, Shckh Il.
muda Berda, hitherto erjoyioe hish r,pas
tioa for saucIisy. sol even popularity c;edj
with supernatural pcwsts OF & racrdinary cf
oaciousness 10 tho way Of eu,ins fcm ,r r,ti
Women wAfe Won: 10 MIX, piIstinaccs :, ?!
all parts Of Lower Esyps to the house c ri,
supposed ssint, 10 order to solicit hi3 in;,r,c,
sion with Allah 90 their behalf. Ab5u. ttr
weeks ago the wife of 40 Egyptian Officer tclo /
herself to the Shekh's residence fer this i'll
pose. When, however. several hours hsi
elapsed without anythioa havog been hes! DO,
seen of her sitcs she entered Hamuda's doc:
her husband appi:d to tho Cairo polio, 70 8
sis!anc, to discoyc: Ter whereabouts aal
rigid search vas forthwith Instituted 10 /;
holy mans domici'. To the h,rror cf Ito u.
Fortunate offer, his wifc's body wss iausi
with several otoer female crpses. thrust ia,a
huge cis.crc slauding 10 the Shcikh's cs7,.,c
The cis:ern. 10 fact. was bgimlul Of m1r,yf
women. Hamuaa B,1ds. arrested on ,ic y,
and conveyed to prison, subsequently, contl->.
to the ead that it bad been bis rrsc;icc fl
some time. whenever co1sulted By ieinai -
sessed OF rich jewels or other portable r-aprrA
of value, to invite his visitor to take !ufa " .
him 10 the gaId.n. :whers he would tn II ~.
caed 10 s!ranclc her, dsspoil her rcn.ip>. A..
fling them into his oistcra. E.ya.iaa jus,
hiss probably ty this tine made an cx3Gr2 -
this sanity porsonsg, by hGueiag him u .
front of his ON houso door. London Th
Ur1Dl
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=, Aiser short but painful illness, ia th. city
this morning, at the residence of bis sou. Csp:
n MATT. Jersey. Capt. JOHN KERSEY, in Tvs
Hss year OF b" sge. He was for moro tohu hsi
q century consistent member of the Methods:
Episcopal Church. and died in the full hope d:
g Dlissful Immortality. - The funeral will
take place on Sunday afternoon, q! 2 o'clccS
from the residence Of Cap. Matt. kers-y on
eouth flIt street, between luke and Mol.es1'
r . ano aequsna2c are invited 10 aslcrd'
l baltimore sun and Phils Ledger copy] y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05
Another Suit against Mr., Ti,da,

Jas. III. Wilkinson, Of Marquette, Mich {.
assignee 10 bankruptcy of VIM. +. Wetm,.,
of the ssms place. yesterday fled 10 Tie Ij,i.I
States Circuit Court, New York, bill ct INV;
ty auainst Samuel J. Tildep. 10 which be r,,r.
that the latter be required to render an sc,cn,,
of business done by the New York Ircp ,I;,,"
for the past seven years. aud also bs restr,in:s
from conveying or assigning the same, r..
bill of complainant says that 10 July, Isl
Wetmore was a6udioated bankrupt bp n.
Uuited States Dlstrc. Court of The E,s....
District of Michigan and The oomplainou, A.,
pointed as ignce that Oh November 4 lSfs
VIM. L. Wetmore and s. j. Tiden formoI
corporation for tho purpose of clrryiug On tis
mining business at Marquette, Mich, She,,
the mine was located Wetmore was to reccivs
onessixth of the profits and Tilden was to p.
csive fVesix!hs. Complainant alleges h.,
Wetmcrs owned 333 sasres. aDd from To-
24:h of Marsh, 1864 until May 81, ls--
business was carried % OF largo profits, s5i
$249 9S4 was realized, BY which tho shares 4
Wetmore amounted to S66,662 The 6asrc;,.
portion of the business WAS done ty Eide,
who was president aud treseu,er Of the GIN
popNt ""'Ou aIoO OHpE3 IlVpoitJ VI tuc Va u
Of 81. 22S 906 10 real estate. iroo ore, Iess .
aud machinery. Complansnt further siltss,
lhrt sinc, May 81. 1877. the property has btso
10 Tilden's possession, and although repeated
asked to give an account OF tho ) 81
shares to which Wetmcro was en,itlcd, Re
refused to do 80. Subsequently, hoWsya,
TiIdeu said that Wctmore's interest emcca,to
to $66 .662, which, it is alleged, is mre,
| smaller sun than ho il entitled 20. i.
profits of the corporai,o wsrn deposited Is
Tilden 10 bis own nano 10 tho Third NaIioli
Bsak and other Institutions, aud he rec ia
interest for it. WIkiosoa further s,ys o.
TiIden appropriated SOS. 900 to his owo Use %,
the ground that ho was entitled to tho slmr, { r
salary, and now holds and enjoys Isrg, sun.
of profits to which c,mplaiuaat il &C I'D.
which arc sums covered by falsa AID f7,ui,.
lent claims aud other mistakes. onis>ia-,
charges nud clrrs. Piain,if praqs for M -
junction compelling MIR. Tilden to uccoua, f..
his partnership dealings 10 tho Marqus,t, 0,
Company and restraining him from s,I.rr
conveying or assigning the lease 0, aug c. T.,
property of the Company during tho panArc5
of this suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05
lCCMMUNICATGn.

VINCE MORE "A PARk.-If the Corpora
OF Alexandria will free tue Fair Ground. 'r,r
annual TAX think the company would no. c.
lect to the grounds being used ns q pubic pax
with some grading. planting of shade trees AZ:
providing seats, the grounds could bs tufE-
into nice park at small coat The 4sz.H,
which always has An eye to Alexardtis's In.s
eat, will l know publish o subscription h:
Who will start the park? a.nC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

The determination Of the democrats in the
Senate. reached in their caucus to-day to con.
firm any Cabinet nominations that might be
made at once and without tho usual reference
to committees, looks IS if they want the eEecu-
tive session to be SIS short as possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

Ihe PRESIDENT being G sensible map terms
the late war 10 this oouor5 'oivil war; and
not rebellion Will the men who elected
him follow bis example 10 this respect.
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His Opinion all Ripbs

y, Mr. L. shiffnan. 1904 Calumet Ayepue
Gnlosgo, u il', says: Having been cured BY s.,
yscoo ~ recommend th, same to ali suf.
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Abe Coming New Bible.

3ho following extracts from tho now rcy:sion
OF The Bills will illustrate the change: which
ha7a been made in tho authorized version. J.. il
announced from London that Tho new wark Y i'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

CoUGHs-"Bro1on's Bronchial Troches" arc
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS, SORE
THROAT, HoARsESEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
Dee 0een in use, with annually increasing favor
Ihey are not new and untried, but, having been
TESTED by wide ono constant use for nearly an en-
IRE generation, they have attained we'll merited
rfak among the few staple remedies of the age
lHE Bro,on's Bronchial Trochss'
act directly on the organs Of the voice. Thew
nave SD extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
nhrost and Lsrynz, restoring q hesl.hy tone
when re!sxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
OF the voice. and produce clear and distipc
ggnoncIaslon. Speakers and singers find tn
Iroches useful.
a COUCH, Cold, CATARgH Oh SORE THROAT
REQUIRES Immediate attention, as neplect of.
tenumes results in some incursble Lung Dis.
ease. "Brolon's Bronchial TToches' will al.
most invariably give relief. limitations are of.
s.eu Ior sale many OF which arc injurious. The
genuine "Bro,on's Bronchial Troehesn ara eoId
on!yin boxes soio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

Ie.da9's telegrsphic dispatches say the ps-
n tnroughcus the c,uutry speak favorabIv Of
fres'dsnt Gaihs!d's Inaugural address
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

CHIEF COUNSELLOR TO THE Beers. tho
London Times gives the following account OF
the lrishmau who is described by corrssooa-
dent as the chief adviser of Jouoert, the Bocr
commander: His Dsmo is Alfred Aygard.
lie was for some tins c1nnccted with James
Stephens. the Fenao head osster. a corro-
spoodent Of the Times. who was in Natal after
the Zulu war, met Aylward, who told him hog
he bad covered his c)n1cction with tho Ftuiap
movement 10 Ireland. His story w.s ss fol
lows: At meesiog CT the csnsral committee
Stephens. presiding, at which Aslward yss
resent. 1t Was decided to Hssassins.a the ste
Lord Mayo. then chief secretary fer Ireland, az
be passed on. from the castle yard 10 Dublin,
and to attack Chester CasIl, for tho purpose of
procuring srns. Ay.Wsrd dsapproved these
plans, es be thought the time for assassination
and revolt iuopportuDe, and informed the com.
mlttee that if they resolved 10 murder Lord
Mayo, be should Inform him of his danger,
AylWard then sent q nCte 10 Lord Msyo, teIlln,
him not to pass tbroug b the castle yard that
evening. Awkward was that night shot by
Feuian ss an intorner. and was taken to the
hospital wounded 10 two pIsc:s. The poios
discovered who wrote the letter to Lord Mayo.
and whsn Ayasrd recovered be wss placed
unde police protection, end acc pied 90 offer of
money from the 8: Get service fuod 90 condi.
ton of his leaving The couDuy. A5lward then
left 1r:la1d aud went to Sru.h Africa. He
was lo5g known in Africa es strong sympa.
thzsr with the Ouch. When 10 1876 the Beers
being at War With Seocc,eoi. wanted en- officer,
AYlwsre volunteered. Al the fight at Mshera
Kloof be VAS servirg With the Lydentu:s vol.
unteers. ard on the death CT their captsin he
succeeded 10 the c,muard. He is the author
of THE Tr,rs1sa of To-Day" 10 which be
gives sketch ofrec,nt Beer wars, aod describ
es the habits of the psop'e; he was up to
quite recently editor OF the Natal Witness, pub
ishsd q! Pletermssl z5ur!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

Tho March number of the Southern Planter
snd Farmer has been received from its publish.
ass, in Richmond. This valuable publication is
steadily growing 10 popuisr favor.
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Nom nrriSin1l

~ Az : bptO1t
III At, xix: l7.-Why
askest thou mo concern
ing tbs. Whigh is coed ?
One thore is who is good;
but il thou Wouids. ell.
ter into life. kerp TIC
commandments
III ARK, viii: Sc, 3371.--
For what doth it pref!
q man. to gain tho who 9
world. aid forfeit. his
life? For what should
4 man giTa in exchange
Tor bia Ifs?
LUKE, K: Is, 10
And thou, Cs2crnaum
shalt thou b. existed
unto heaveL? Thou Rhalt
be brought down unto
Hsdes. lie tha! hosre.h
Sou hearetl me; and ho
that r;jec.oth re 70.
Iecte!h him TIA; sent
me.
LUKE. xvi: S 0.-Sor
.ths sons Of this world
arc for their own gamer
alton wiser than tho
sons OF light. and I
,sy unto you, Make to
yourselves friends by
means OF tho mammon
of unrighLousness; that
when i! shall iai! they
may rec.iTo you into
the etetaal t.besnecles
II Cor, j: G0.-For
how many soevor b.
the promises of God, in
him is the yea; where.
foro a!so through him
Is the Amen, unto the
glory ofGod through us.
IL Cor. iV: G.-Seeing
it is Cod that ssid,
Light shall shine ont OF
darkness. who thined in
Our hearts.
PHILIP, iii: &c, 81
w o Wsl; fCr 6 : sVIour,
The Lord Jesus Christ,
who shall fashion anew
the body Of our humilia.
sion, Matit may be con-
formed to the oody Of
his glory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

AS perfectly reliable aod economies, e.,
edy, VI c,rdlsil7 recommend Dr.. Bulls C,oe
Syrup. Price Is cts., bottle. For saler;a,,
where,
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,OOkl OOKI-LONDC& CATTLE
- foWDER In ID boxes, Cal. be purct a:ed
10: one dollar per box at
W. +. CREIGHTON'S,
teo IS King street!
JhlME FLORIDA ORANGRS received
to day by GaD2iI &c. MILBUHN:
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BIO issued in Msy,

Authorized Version.
MAT. xix: 17.-Wny
csilest thou me good
There is none good bu'
one, that is Coo; bu! i!
thou wilt enter into life,
keep 1 b o command
meHts.
MARK, viii: 3G. ST.
For what shall it pref
a msn, if he shall gain
the whole world. anG
lose his Cwn roul ? Ol
what shall man give ir
exchange for his scul
LUKE, <: Is, Is
And thou, Cspernasm,
which art exalted tc
heaven, shalt BIO thrust
down 20 holI. DO thu
hesreth you hearett
ME; and he that de-
sliseth you despiselt
me; and be that de-
spisoth N o despise.t
him that sent mo.
LUXE. xvi: g, 9 Fer
The children OF thi:
world are in their gen.
GRAFTON wiser thGn the
children of light. AnG
l gay unto you. Make
TO yourselves friends o,
the mammon ofunright.
ousDess; that WhSn II
fail they msy receive
you into everlasting
habitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-05

TOUCHING Internationally night st
the closing ceremonies of the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Homer, one the grand officers rose
in bis seat, and addressing the Chair, Sid that
in the general feeling of good will and harmony
which seemed to pervsGe every hssrt his own
had boen touched to its core. There was q
brother il the body with whom be had been o.
enmity for years They had not spoken since
the session Of the Graz Lodge four years ago.
he now wanted to meet that brother 8. the altar
and be reconcled. The brother stepped for
ward and, extending his hand, words of recon.
cilis,ioa and forgiveness were spoken while the
two clssped hands oyer the open Bible. The
Grand Chaplain rose to his feet. :he whole body
following his example End while they sang
Praise God from whom sll blessings flows"
many Dyes were filled with tears aad many
voices tlembled with emotioS. The members
then joined hands around the altar, sang the clos
ing hymn, snd with the benediciion Of the chap.
lain, closed mos. the interesting, important, and
harmonious session this BODY has held since its
organization. THEW brothers were prominent
officers in the order and we'll known citizens Of
Richmond - Richmond State
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II Cor is: G.-Fol
God. who com mar deo
the light 10 shine out oil
darkness. hath shined in
our hearts.
PHILIP, iii: p, Il -
From whence also we
look for tho Saviour. the
Lord Jesus Christ: Who
shall change our vile
body, that it may be
fashioned like unto his
glorious body.
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II Cor, i: 20.-Fo1
all the promi:es of God
in him are yea, and in
him Amen. unto The
glory CT Gcd by ue.
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DIED.

LEWIS MCKENZIE, =. ii,