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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

WOODS RoE.HEHRIses, pses,ed ~ Thonpsoss
for sale by W. %. BLAia q Co
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AHUsEM ENTS.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regulsr weekly sOiree will take place st
Mozart Han THIS Thursday EVENING, az 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or lnzi-
tation cards which NUT be pre- ented az the door.
Members css o0isia iuyitation-cars on application
10 q. l.. SiRGRL, 42l Road street, or G. r: JOHN
srog, olB Main street. au 1e Tn
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IRON BIrrERS.
nRowS's IRON BTTTERs

~ Are highly re- - -
Icon mended for
an diseases re-
,,oV RTTTERS Sl0uinuC = GER tikON BIZ TIERS
1aV" Tain and ell.
-. Tonic. oerialy pYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
lPEP>IA. ISDI
lcESTfOS. IN
lTERMITrkNT-
lPEykR, LoSsl
7F sTRENGrH.
WANT or Ape
lTfTE, LACK or
tpn1 pTTTFRSl ENKRGH, etc. lkON BiITEhs
i"S lEnricheS the
blood. strength
oomnlete lens the muscles, For Delicate
lSnd gives new
Itfs TO the
ss,srgiheuer NERVES. THBY Females
hcT LIKHA
CHAIN on the
digestive
RauA removlngt
lan dyGpepttcl
lsymptpoms.
TRY THEN.
tnor BTTTFRSi iSold by ali drug IRON BlTTERS
giSts.
Write for the
sare lppeiiSer. A q BeOk-l Sure Reytyer.
SENT fRkR.
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ILHhI IJh 10 INI1'-1NHH7H1H@Hs
is A SURE CURE FOR
DIARRHGA. DYSENTERY, SUMMER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA.
MORBUS, KTC.,
AND Is PERFECTLY SAFE.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A SECOND HAND ON
w HRaAD AND CAKES. Apply at JACOB
KALL'S Bakery. Hull street between Tenth aud
ElevesLh, Manchester. Va. su 10 1ts
Wy TANTED. OCCUPAN rs FOR VERY
w HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS. with
BOARD. Adlress *. y, i"
sulS2 Il care ~ this Office.
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WANTED, BY A GENrLEMAS AND
w WIFE, FLOOR OR TWO CONhECTiNG-
ROOMS, UnfLrnlshsd, modern imprOyt meos, with
or without board. Conyenientto to Fourth and broad
strsslI. south side, preferred Ad6ress" L.," Dt<-
pdfsh once. ulS.l.s
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PRRsoYAL.--Thomas Branch and family
are soiourning at the Bedford Alum and
iron Springs.
Mr.. Heinrich Schneider, formerly PROM
inent music professor here, is spending
come time with bis friends 10 the city.
Richard Battle, Esq, OF the Raleigh
Eesos and Observer, is IN the city, and Will
call upon our merchants and manufactu-
rers in the interest OF bis Journal. The
Ness is one OF the best, If not the best, ad.
yertising mediums in North Carolina, ana
our businessmen would do well TO use us
columns for extending still further their
rapidsy.increasing trade in that State.
Deputy Supreme Commander M. +. Hud..
nall viii institute the Grand Council OF
American Legion OF Honor al Odd .FellowS
Hall on Friday night.
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OUR FOREIGN FLOUR TRADs:-Tbe Ger
man barkentiDe Anina, Captain Schmidt,
cleared from the custom house yesterday
for Rio JaneirO, with cargo OF S,a2S bar
rels Of flour, valued at $24, ,226, and shipped
by Dunlop g. McCance and the Hsxall-
Crenshaw Company.
The British bark Isabel Mcclure, from
New. York, entered to complete her cargo
with flour for Santos the brig Loreley
(Norweglan), Abrahamsen, to load -four for
Rio Graude do Sui; and The brig Dlans
fGerman), Frerlchs, to load -four for Bahia.
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WANTED, TO BUY A FIRST CLASS
w sgCOTD-HAND TOP.BUGGY IN goot
order; also. GOOD. s0UND;,GtN1LEBrGGY-
HORSE. II. l.. sIAPLE-,
ulS.It ll03 MsiO street.
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BARos yoN HUMBOLDT,

ALL YOUR OWN FAULT " you remain sick o. out
Of health, when you can get HoP BITTERs.
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Assistant Adiutant-General United
States Army, Master OF Ceremonies.
Approved John w. Johnston, Chair
man OF Congressional Comm ssion.
rHE NEWPORT SKws ROAD WILL BE READY.
General Manager Smith, OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, said
yesterday, in response to an inquiry made
BY representative OF this paper, that the
cars OF his company tcll be running from
Richmond to Yorktown and 10 Newport
News by the Centennial.
"Thirty miles Of track have already been
laid and nearly the whole Of the roadway
graded; the bridge work Is progressing
rapidly, and we will be prepared TO run
trains between Richmond and Yorktown,
and also between Richmond aud Newport
News, in time for the Centennial" said be.
IL is further the expectation Of Manager
smith that trains will be run direct from
Louisville, UncinnatI, and Columbus TO
Yorktown.
Between Richmond and Yorktown there
win probably be two or three long trains
per gsy, The time will DO sbost three
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SC. only for PICNIC CIGAR.
LILY BELLE CIaAR. SC.
Fresh invoice Of KKY-wEsr CIGARS just ar.
rived. w. ID. BLAIR a Co
"Old Dominion Montrose,n - b. -Select..~ Al
ieghany," and other brands OF pure wusKEY. we'll
aged. W.D. BLAIR a 90.
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hours each way; which will be fair speed
for new road (sixty-one mllesl. For In
stance, people who leave here at z A. M.
will reach Yorktown at about 10; return.
Ing, they may leave Yorktown at and get
here at
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A GOOD PRINTER WANTED FOR A
IA COUNTY, NEWSPAPER. Address
au I7-3t A. BOILING. B0rkeyiile Va
WANTED, A MAN TO PUT UP A
w PILE-DRlVER and drive few plies mar
BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY CoyPAsY,.
an 81 7O3 Main street.
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HAoAs's MAaroLrA BALM.
GIVES TO Evrns woxAx
rAIR. FRESH AND
& BEAUTIFUL CoxrLsxIox.
10 matter bow much It may have bscone i'm
saired By nature or otherwise, 10 makes the Skin
ruRn, SOFT andLrKx THAT Of yoUru.
III not emily EhEeAsrLY pxaruNED, bat Il u
Ia every way most perfect wash and srLrspa
LOTION.
Ik APPLICATION cannot possibly BE detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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DO.
The steep grades OF the city cause 9
thorough husbing and washing out OF our
eulvsrts at each rain. and the rains carry
into them large quantities OF our red clay
(slumina aud oxide Of iron). There is no
better purifying and disinfecting material,
and II certainly gives us great advantages
over many cities Of more scientific sewerage.
Our houses are open the greater part OF the
year, plenty OF fresh air reaches Us from
every direction. "Sewer gas" couldn't
remain long with ms. Close rooms and bad
traps to pipes will OF course tell In time on
the health OF those so exposed. So would
g close room without pipes at ali. But this
condition 10 not common. The wells cer-
tainly account for much sickness. They
are not safe In our soil. A case very near
the city is to the point In dry neighbor.
hood, healthy place and family, dow bat
sure change takes plsce-inertness, head.
sehs., slight feyers, restless sleep, shiyery
rtgors. and stomach troubles.
q Maisria In the atmosphere was given
v cause.
wouldn't do; wrong ssason. l poked |
lrousa sos tie cause. Tue well that had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
TuruRART

a mRImrllRi,TIIf Df |V11nolI1V and
M ~ = ( ~, ~ ~ = y (,
l. laar, l',,t,.,, o1 A ln,a.liao
t-'H'a' .N,t, ~ ,' Z z, -
OF the members Of the Board el 1rllae ana
citizens generally was held at the Board Of
Trada rooms to.iav There was n GOOD at-
- s,',' ~, ~ ,.,,,,,.,,, ~, 49,:
lsnu'ltise anu sae Ne9 Ns's
representative, The deep feeling shown
by those present was evidence Of the high
os.oam ,ha daad .p,as;dent Taceivad
d y, ,..,i ~. Ia 49,.
,toil nls psvple, = setsshaih Wa tsAu Asp
Governor Blackburn, expressing regret that
he could moi be present On motion Of
Hon Eianrv II terson d 4. h Iair aproint
"A !, N i, h, 4, !, l, u, K ~.
20 y colip,Iuse V pF.ls aPPfopf'ass tsso
lutionR The committee was ready TO
report, when Mr.. Watterson, previous 10
presenting the resolutions, made aniappro-
nrinte address. trNevern said he. dhaye
I had sn sod q dntv N nerinTm nj al me-
.nresent . nament has been INV n, good for.
tune NM neieS, \, fo have iosk K Y,ear Tslalive nor
,s6n, 4 /, ,d,v iI,at bn y Y
lsad fhe ana X II; IN I, heeryt elts-
inc y ~ Ss'' y ~ e :
~ n wo.tsr.on Than b,isev dsta,led bis
acn,,sintsnce .,s Win NJ Gariield He ha1
All G % MN h;sn l,ssa sS IN M vesr @ SSssIf fiSt
ths aconsin,snce S waa @ formal form and flthlj
S mi ~ NJ hoth ioI eantlemen became w" members
~ ~ tbs @ To,nmIs,as s s II Ways S and Means ~
he s same Tina the;r fyisSdsSin srew into
sfEsction & and % contIdence M snsa ssI lar % ~.
ferred to General Garaeld's buSyancy u q q
sn;rita Me symberance chae,i,,Iness Sanji
sl;tv snd hoyishnesS GHe was like n
hrctbsr N tbosa he loved Rnt 7 conld
bssr y aid ths % sneaLer nj =, ttha loSs ~ a nerl
sSnsl t,s9s yasP tpIas ;b VIZ n, hs sSs
esStiind hIs6est honor, but whal shoald
ss every aV'cHd citizen @ TO sre reject that % the
dead man Il also nv President the repre- sr
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oRFER OF THE HEAnaE
'Fhat our First 8 llarlyred Frtsidsht Wa

l - buEleu lns -
81. LOUIS, September 2l.-Mayor Irving
Veatthe following telegram to Mayor Her
rick, Of Cleveland, t9b morning. ATha
.heare that was used al Springfield on The
occasion Oflthe butiat of President Lin.
coin is in this city and in good order, and
'is tenderedby the owner, Nlt. Jesse Arhot,
,totiise at clsyelaha IN Menday Hide
sifed, answer The heafse is d massive,
handsome vehicle the bod y,being ot black,
gold and silver, and sides 81 glass, with
gold figures burned ihlo III surface and
silver columns dividing u, The rests fof
plhhe Ife dee nkd ia lgold aud slltef
tdttheA Nrhe lowfef, MF. Atnot had Che
heafse builtb Win. b. Raguis, Of phila.
delphia, In 1860, d a cost Of 1900, On
Me occasion Of President Lihcolns death.
MI, Atnot rendered Tie use Of The heatse,
through Mayor Thomas, 10 the Mayor ioI
lHptihRfelas lIeaiso Offered ~ libfje ana
dis own services for the ocpAsion. The Ten.
defwas accepted, and Il is believed TIE
Mayor Of Cleveland will accept the pres
eilt offer,
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IoSbos, September eli. The Methodist
Ecuihenical eouutll clcssd Nilh ths
adoption u a addfl 10 All 1ielhbditls,
rad BY Bishop Peck end slgne1 by,llie
representatives pl every Wesleyhti body,
fecominendlng The views favored al tie
VafiousailiihqI, tallin4 upon al y cO.ouei
fale II tlie WdfkOl Chi ldlitY; lohldihlain
ibe Traditional Methoilst meaiis ri
promotion Ol eaJn n and tlef lating the
can shopld 10 lotlh otatffett epiiiitdl
awakening Ihemce ling d the next Donn;
tIl ia AlNtIleh n lg9l W huIhoilled.
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rsrelapd Herald says that when
Y 4, .',s. Of the Presidency we're bear
y ~ an General Garfield, he was one
n.i A. mon by a near iEiepa, who
w. sir sitting with his head ctasped
q. m h, hands Looking up, he said,
Z Nv s.al II Why does any man want % be
w. ,,.,, Il the United states2p Why
"A /, rith d such possibilities as have IN
z .,r,S9 kll Il
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"
S',s''a RepnbIlean CoaSshtiSn.
a.AGl = September 9i.--The fsSphb.
~ Convention convened al liadi.
Soa'in' today. j. b. Quaiss, d
Ns was "a chairman. Resolutions d
'Rd0 President Garfield were passed
d vines Oitho convention tshs be-
~, !, est !, formal ballot resulted d
.sii " Rusk, iOS; ;fiahsB b wSfhefi
SSngham, o.; Hiram smith "a,
u E,Sies ett9al "a ballot resulted! Rusk,
laisS @ Blhghams 15; balance
I'M ven. j. NJ. Rnsk MI H6mi.
liVsu u'e sixth fornalbdilbt receiving
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4 CiTy.ot MsSieo, September gl,-apro.
found sorrow Is eSptessed among ail glasses
atthe deatkci President Gatheld, Tlaea
ire at haitnast on alI public building,
uonsress ADJOURNED out 81 respect IA Ihe
gfietis stliekeLi sister Republic, The Amefi.
olns /. !; met u Tie legation aHd adopIed
suitable ~ olNllou1 fiis "
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q BERllNi bepIenbf d n Do phIeI pOI1ll
81 the ismkhds pus sioBgaFd by the yalil
cah, preliminary D DE sunderslandihg
wilh stsefnahyj ast ire abolition pl
The civil tribunal Tor cleslasticsl
causes permission iof NE expelled
religious ofder in return 70 Ger.
tllAty, ulfes ltlcted control by, lhe
clergy oi the elleioua aching I'D the
sphd1A Of GeFmahy, rs inclined % con
slider each point Dc II arises without, how.
eyeJ, accepting ihe demands Themselves ID
iirinnihlh. L---lL -L..-tNa .---l NlLlLLMIa
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BACK TO THE CAPITAL
WAERE be oNcE RuLEp IAEMAroNl
And where ths Fepl Ballet struck Nm noNnil
ne Hslghih sfnli ropsr ana NJ Zenith of
ma elsry-Eh. RsepsieR n there.
s nalnl AsRVtpEs RsegtlAhs-

2WAhUIR0RnN ID q aShntnfnbnr III
,,.,t ,,,.,,. !, ~,
y4a' shtons q People a''selap'ee epVu.f " Y,
depot 70 do honor 70 the iilustriops dead
eyeEy avenue and approach boIng denaell
paclSed with citizens. A large police forct
49, MI I,,.ss I,
4 Nss " puy' ns ~ ~ Z
TO the depot were roped on and CLOSED
against al save those participating in thu
ceremonies ar who held k1eciaI cards a
ad,,;..,aa 4, ~ da.,Ap ma ,;,;,s,,
''un'',,on ~ tue ssPy', t
", wels y pr.Nn pp as'l,lss W. s'ts slae y
,.Aln snse. wiln sns ssns .tssups ~ .,
y Asenus pon sns opl9sll'
s.as :. sas sssss ns's ,l' Y, VA .ons
ias u -, pleos9ea n Y 'ps nsafse
wplSll VIZ alawn ~, W elteSsly y. sne man
'vs ~, vsoI,.nssls.a !, ~ !, s'lssa ~ i. ~ .
tstsr srsar ~ .h;S snJ v s unuss
the Centennial hesTse, III II aayinS NJ been N
awarded The prize AZ ne Centennial 81.
hieition. ! y was dfaped n black'ol Eeh
., aa ns.fy a.hn n,sst1, aa,sa Mh9ly isaeyea gy
rcn s,a,, Ts Ssl ~ ~ ~
I WV t.o,si ~, ~ a,sg n :
srs;I, antsso5 ~ s ~ Sarst az ia sas ,..a ~
XXI b,, .,ss II, H x 4,
the army and navy tb the numberof i80
formed in single rank on the icy facing the
Aa NJ, q, !. I, i, -. ;. 81. 81 &, !.
", 4, u s. ~. " !. A. x 4, " ssl ,tI
~ 'le ,A'n sloWiy ltgllse =, ) ln.o tpe aepo1
sys,y neau upon sus pil.Elofll was was uncoy-
eFeat ana tne shllnsss ol fhe grave perYaded
the vast throng, which for more than an
hour had haa,, ,,at;s,,ti, a. !,
roadside. Soon Mrs. Garfield. assisted bv
sseTetaEy Blame qeseenaea rom the eaf,
~ wv .a ~ nls arm 20 on he. ang tnsI q
~ ~ csyr;Ssa % X fsiI Z, wv y lksa ~ y
M sis W. WI h., w E X, X,
rh;cS SUrc :, ~ t, W, .t,yA w WY y
,,h % s,a;,a, ung ns AZ Els o4lig a ana
ns.I sd Isn.sd sve,yls .s.a gus gly llye n ~
sIaht' N d. I'll 4 4. lfg III ~ NY
entered the State carria Nh a,d Wss i ioSsa I
BY her daughter, Miss McllIe Garfield, hsr
son Harry Mrs; Rockwell and Misa Rock
ps psasidaSs .pe s,Gh Ins y, paE @
Il
I6fSenat6f Jones q NeSSds SeSAraI @ e ssSnt y n
and General Beale, Genetlts Swain and Ms.
Swain, Colonel Rockwell Colonel eotbln,
sno, l " w Nv, oy n yn1SnI & lai pr
Macy Veaeh, wiie ana tyo sons, l s snd
Mrs. Hunt, Secretary and hIrs. Elhcoi IA and
son, Postmaster General James and Mrs
James and Secretary iKifkwo0d. The, ,hrst
three carriages received the ladies6f the
party, who did not accompany tie pro-
cession 10 the Capitol. u y 4 =,
NH ,FIisI,sA q pi,dI
gkssg,. ,l,s,, IA u ..,'i 4, 4
t'S t''s t'',s' '',ysse y s.ay's olss'lnee
tQlp 5lhe entrance t4e Poillr appeared
borne upon the ahuIl deI ! ~ elaht aaldiefs
Of the second Artillery. detailed from the
~. n 80. ~ " 3, &
,ss'la =, p'siAOss, ~ sps ,,lsns ~ single
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Richmond Dispatch Democratic
''r,a generous tribute TO General
3, s,ll i says that as a nemberot ne
y. y 4 representatives "he had iqw
d. |. md utt,r a superior in either par
{ Vss ii' 3 ,high praise when yesFesoE
l,s,,,bs House Of Representatives llas
Z. "A iitipmi,hed at one time and an
s,s,,be membership Of Clay, Webster,
sS,S, ,.I% John Quincy Adams, Randolph,
s.,,s Everett, Choate, and other great
.lsisihgabhed men Of the republic
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BY THE ,SlGHING SEA.
FAE eLoslNo sogNEs 81 ELaERoN.
Tks Apbsarahts d o. Paiidsas kiisf n.aiA.
m. RunE.l sssisil n gEanslIss; Csll.s'
saa ne l,pastaI, q tAs Corisss4Els
sai "a AsuIaf.l IssEasy.

~ .,,...., o.,.,.s. :. .,,,...rI,.. r.,,...
~. .. e.'.'..' !. 4. ~, ~.
=. y J !. ~ . s-.'1 /
- - -'-. 's-'-
NEW seRFl ssPsempeE zsiTtne 4 me A'sss'g y
lotei Long h,snen spes'n slysi lny y
fiel,aeat = lela oue N lne sal1 q S'o,neY
nie !. s wote On tne lpqesusallCa 2 ~ qty
l ~ hll,a lala aciG.s =, pls ple''s U .
manner Ac hAu N me inA wes pons y
order 70 make ms resemblance as near y
aie Hasi Posalpls Sa pefaon wv p q
allowed % enter me deasn chamber wlletl
nas peen Pus n order q when me fses
aeht VIZ pfopsnt 20 20 Elnefon, the poey Y
40 greatly shFanken mat aFthcal means had
70 peresorted 70 70 give the clothes an apI
pealalce q Lifting IN addition % the
natural shrinking nom his illness the
opeialioi Contested With the autopsy has
Istt thn hod. az avs, ,no.i
~ 80, ~, 49, s's pIt 4 ~ rS
eniAvs-tsu A' = PtAsseF Sass Wa
taken OF histAce yesterday, as well as oI
his rialit hand. IN taking the cast on his
i!.,s..., Al,
- .g.Aews uiaeVsvsse' y su
u tne hhna WI inot % seen me enect q
the = oil ussalupons his lace prior tostaldng
the cast, diAhguFed the features someWhat
and slightly altered the color Of the iace 20
that the appearance Is very much leas nat
ural even from what Il was Just after death.
The President had Q massive head, and
the large bones show very prominently.
His eheeks are fallen In. The heard ma
49,. i, 4 I. X, L ~ ~.
peet ~ -'IIO etsAheeSi sevus NilS PhVNu s'ihP
aa-to conceal snat seart ana Pueh reaIrange'
menia nave peen made about the pillow %
70 ssill iurtheF conceal the swelling which
4, Js,ls INA M ~; nio, n I'M !, Z, M
M ~ l-1' n I w 4 Z 4. " ~. NJ u
MO g expose the pe1y eltet y leeyes here,
tne enects q we npigs used N empalmine
arc ancn % 70 nave already hardened sthe
features,
Anumper q lournaliats, VINO nave peen
g closely .lIatchlng the Fresldent's case pll
lln!e Feafy Weelis were gwen m oppor-
tlrlty iof tne ili.l 4. glel, 81 th9 poqy; 4ne
ana ,ha co,1In Lao n ths bsii,ySv M, ~ IN
lower @ 1 aoor % Win 4 soldier ~ @ AZ tbe Sesd NJ and MI
.Vosyt ] i'.ei
LYING IN STATE
Z The coffin was blAck with Ailver handles;
black rod Il ran aionpside. and UPON The top
,yss !. s,lyar r,o.a ',,,.h ,ha .ailou,,,. ,,.
Il, I ti- AZ ~ q ~ N ~
'S''Ps4'y't' NJ bf1 5i,.isY iast5ll iftgi
JANE AnnAn dAhytEtp,
asEfsA BON Noyemberlg, issl, = :, WI
Died President Of the United States September
H6laBban SID p.issi. gg's i x
The coffin was lined with white satin
across the ton. and crossing each other
wefe IA ione leSHe1 n i@neIm @ one M
face ai,a nlionlderS were yisibIa atd one
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!, dttnglished at one time ana Eail-
s,S,,be membership Of Clay, Webster,
sIS,, John Quincy Adams, Randolph,
..,,s Everett, Choate, and other great
''lSthvii,hed men Of the republic, 4
~ yaiOp will be generous inregard to
.st,,,llhs expenses incident to Gen.
s,1lsIssEness, More than this, twill
s,Tato The widow and children oi
4. rursd prcsident-murdered be
~ 4 MS President and for the per
\ ,rusd bis duty. Gen. Garfield died
uaiysly poor, His whole worldly
M ,Agtventy years Of public service,
rlsslo $500, including his house in
Tyhglon, on which there Is o mortgage
EmdIsd as Benton said o public ser
rl,hguld die, with barely enough money
sly6sdsbs qnd keep a roof over the
N d,hs family. AS a amember and
~ bf years Of the most important
sal committees in Cohgresg
sli Garfield could have easily
hst Millionaire, but his ambition did
AHntn that direction. He was q lover
Observation-Disclosures study. He was the
tone Of all his committees, and
h, at his post the year round. He
lid and prepared financial legislation
tslhinany other man, lie understood
ghintes beitefthan any other man IN
IipA lie burned the midnight oil III
bwaEhs into the most difficult prob.
tadfnince, and was early in his seatin
nuattee room to examine petitions
apdthues from all parts of the coun!
Hnmgmto the legislation proper. 10 be
ilti % every important matter. This
4 Wy no man could stand against
ahdebats during the GreenbaCk craze.
y fEwdwery joint in the Greenback
nagtheinexonblelo of his power,
lha He educated Congress and The
VntOt understanding Of the bless
sstieund currency, and was the man
hHtlOtheB r nade hurtful legisla.
ma Ibis subject as lnnocuous as pos
q As President, he devised for his
sssly Of the Treasury the success.
hahadlngbill that is one Of The giories
tASlia administration. It Is the only
siaaiaO our history Of d bond refunda-
aapsasltenegotiated slowasthreaand
wv M cent interest. It's ofigination
intnegenCy, when Congress had nd.
faa without action, shows Of what
tAle General GarHeld,was capable.
'llAHy'd he would have been equal 10
y Emergency Of the Government Hii
4e9u atrumulauonS Of knowledge and
alfehee eOrnlatl with IL t,.sak ,tittta.
Viii hay, .esysd |'''i "s - s ass ssasSUSS'i,, s,.a y
lkObhe be rould "a. 81 ,s,,h u u
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iav Ss'a'an S EmlsratiSa.
~ \ Ssp'embcr s 81, The dow Of eih.
NJ, SsastiSa America continues ihes6nt,
present. year 10000 have Cut
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IIafi & tfl.fl., J. y - I'l .iaH 4 SKA
corners OF the canopy cofnice be black AMI
white bfineh plnmes ~ each corner o
the canopy lantern Will Be small bFailel
'plumes, the lantein 10 10 surmounted b
Wreaths of white inimoftelles, and thl
whole 10 Be crowned With IN urn.
The car Will be draw BY twelve blael
horses, four abreast, and tie SIX gr0omi
Who oliieIaied on the occasion of lineolhil
funeral, viii bein attendance here, The
hones viii be eaparisoned with blaoli
hroad-cl6th with silver trimming i'3i
ALAsl TO hRsossooSEu EuiFifhKp.
Some yeafs ago General Gafheld, Dr, ],
T. Robson Rev. DF. EfreEt 81 GinctnnhtiI
and Chaplain Jones oi GarReld' regiment,
met and entered into an agreement
that when one died the others
would attend the inhefAl. To-day Df!
Rohison received from llfs, Garfield the
following dispatch sin the iulhllmhnt 81
the old promise, plehse have Dis, EfieIs
Chaplain, Iones and yourself meet me n
Cleyelaild iq & ~, esll bliil ~ ~
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the darkness Of this night Of sorrow there
may arise q better day for the glory Of God
and good Of man. We thank Thee Tor the
record Of thelile that q fl0sed;i for she,
Eoic devotion toprinciple, Wethank Thee,
o Lord, that he was thy servant; that he
preached Thee by noble life and exam
pie, and that we can say Of him now,
HBlessed are the dead which die i'm the
lord. Their works do. follow them,e Now,
lord 10 with this BorroRing company in
thislast sad journey. Bear them up and
strengthen them, o, God, bring US all at
last % the morning that has no shadows
the house that has no tears; the land that
has 10 deathi iof ChrlsRs salLe. Amen.