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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
eanta neufs Dar
, 1881-02-13

TNOR SAI,ERY GFORCE Il CT.hBTE e
r. ca Sationa1 LIE Rn.fding Rno,, q -
Ta sfefas1 a-storv % hricL .t4 @1oVz1. @
tfthsr vcrn1 oe ~ IL =! St - hitt
VI sto1. aa ~ S ElGat 1a taan. ,,a
lns S'of7 On near twelfth; frame oo''a'
hi SoG ~ ~ , aeat oakey net"een t"o
@ hn,nn u.oI1s ~ stoses sety Eueap
Nv fetwean hr,iatt INA ~ nana
err fmnroven7enta: rent"d nnai h9 S,srnrinua r.
sgoo an1EsS: ni31 IN tne investment .. h.o,
,.on"n1 y = arAma oMemnR VIII q GsS1 III
oase"eaa @ t:rooms all modern Iproy o,,ea ss
No Twen1rfomr1h @ ~ Sics III hnnsn sstorv h.se
,nnt ,1G w. ut1eA
chnaG 'n0 os1'e7 A4t A4oue'n 'lnpto' e'ne'' '@''
e1Sxp. Sn.a, md ,,a,,.nx ,r,o, h,,,.a ~, ,vas, aa
ams-st near Rcbes. y rnoms, @ iii modern IMPROVE
yx, loL 70 ae{ Gneap b,sra,, ,cs
ho~sa 10 rcamx nnd 1,,r,a hor,. a ha r1rnin ~
III West Idams @ 3stnrT - md nasement brick. alt
ars h5r a nv ana oes"een ""o
III Wcst Adasns-st near 1rylnr-o)ace e-stnry md
bs.omnnt h[icH Gith .;nnn nnrntngs ia s1vfsf ~
MMHIjFai.T!!hgSa; T sITiSMWES1: SIDE
e;o 4ant m Matherst ne.r tha rsrer ith rni,rnA1 Il
Observation-Disclosures H' ~ 1 &' "@ 0A
iii feet 0n PoiE. .st near the tivnr
40 Feed riyer front north OF PoIk-st
UNIhiFKOVED PROPERTY.
10x7O on northwest corner Of Oak and Clark-sts In
aii around it. 81 - 1'A 'o'1'' A'"p' oA10"'7
C feet on Lake-av, Just south Of Thirty-afth-st.
Is feet on Ellis-ay lust south of Thirty-afti-st
west fFont- 11' = A'<''0s''
Of Thirtteth-st. near ne improyementa: Taser and
Ras-pipes street. also pavement. This lot Will DO
Ne have rhe corner ri t.offnra Grnve-nv and
Twcnty-ninth-st, vest and south fronts 3E feet
daen. hp hcat nhnnca tr fhnr vicfn{tv
, 1881-02-13

FOR SALE-.THE FOURTH GRAND
~ public sale OF the Chicago Kenl Estate Call
Board takes place Wednesday, Feb. IL The call will
be in the following order.
]. South Park NV. residence lots
2 North Green-st. lot
J. West Side, cheap lots.
T. Prairie land ia Iowa.
Building site for a block Of houses
6 u Aberdeen-st~
7-Laugley-ar.. residence lot. with cottage.
8. North Ashtaod-av- house.
9 Large cottage and large lot near Union PARK.
IL MilwauEee-av. stores.
i. Dcarborn-av- French fats.
T. West Side cottAEe.
13 Good low priced West-Side house.
j. Cheap West-Side 1oL
IL lndihu1-av. marble e-front house.
1f ALI ButteFneid-st
Il MannfacturinR site on Pitts. Fl Wayne r K
18 West Side low-prtced brick house.
y. Mtlwaukee-ny: and Kinzte-st stores.
~ Valuable Van Buren-st frontage.
q. Brick block of NoEth-Sida houses
- ISL HermttaEc-av.
q West-Side corner lot and frame house
= West Aonr0e-st, residence near JEFFERSON Park
z West M0nroe-st. brick house.
=. Corner lot near Lincoln Park
Positively no postponement.
For fuller particulars catalogue or inquire at
the Office Of the Call Board, lis and lis Dearboru-st
GEO. e. GORE CO, AuctIonecrs.
CHANDLER s. Co. Mortgage Bankers, Trustees,
". K NIXON. Real Estate Manager.
, 1881-02-13
CITY ZEAL ESTATE.


E'oR sAhEMslp fEslpBscr PROPERTY.
room ana kt!shsp ss, on main foor' Adnns-st nenr
GOOD nric3 Two stories. Adans-st., near Leavltt
<': Good 1ramo house. Adams~st, east Of Lincoln; a
HeF henss Two sto5e. ana esss%ent stons trim
eeiek t*o sxie sortes % and basement on
Robey. $9U: i bargain.
htieI @ to s1oeies nnd basement, Monroe-st, west
Of Asalaad,ss, sSs9 sheap:1 oa,,.. .s,.nn
S &c ds as % ts
81 as
Dctagon stono-front tw9 aturies and basement and
fst!f aS eaeap a@sa "s'' OF n'o0
Sesa bE1s5 house, t"o stories and basement, War
ses. es 81 tns s;ess and
sk sssdeess IN psqsn ood loco West Side
'ssi 6csasoasi!e;t b1ies, NO stories and basement,
t8s eao stories and cellar
s.eSefFsns Tssdsaes; Two stories and cellar. good
ooa a@a ID ooa ioeao West do
renting Tor g pc. month. s50; rreat 6a!ealn.
<c 0stason 3 s'one~frons Ashland near Adams-st
Eae stone1ront s,Ese stories IND CELLAR lot q feet
stone.front, two stories and CELLAR on corner West
bre1 st9ses and eesE good oca
eqsa SGs ioeat'sa WI zee; S%Safosst, ''
ns as M9is sas reu
born-av., s,,UD; cheap.
s si9s fon @ residence on
Fine nssck residence with wide corner lot, peaF
, 1881-02-13

--r~>.-.e. ~
T. Rooms Is. ID ma il 70: - La ssle:st:
Twostorv - snd cr}ar u"t BRICK dWelllngs. o. g. ant
essf saS eEtet bud!as AS a,rau
Two-stnlv ana a"r HE dweilIng 100 West yar
Buren-st
two-story GrieK Barn, Southwest corner West Wash.
niicy. 1"o "ooo~s's' VIII NV ''~-'@'' ~ ''-4'0
Two-story frame brick k-llned dwelling, on heavy
lo1naanon with cho'ce LOT o1i u" "es'
Twp-story and haseu,ent brick dwelling, 81 Park-av
dxeisins s rapka i9 basement p''A ''on'
wenaa nn anu aGM1h ~ Van Rnrenst
Heavy three-stoFy and basement bffck mill build
DsKoSenests.a - LUG D0'''' ~. - 49, '
with lot s41ei. frame o"e'i''k '''@ "ss'
psF ts.0't northeast corner naF1e' anu '''
and s; DWELLINGS,. brick basement s4s
fa%S e.sna corner 'es.'
Ihrse-stor{ and basement oStaFon l 1 dsont brick
Two-story frumo dwelling. i Forteth-st
hsMldd.st, Md With l2ree frame barn. ,.,. s,o .-o,+
dxelltnv i aira,y nd basement Of'ex nA'o1'
Thr,ee-story and basement brick, stone~front dwell
II ,s basement ertef stone-trout dwell
nv n IT. M snd M bsc DWELL
eY.4s zs.stoFy and basement brick DWELLING <s Lang
So9theast corner Archer.av. and @ Dearborn.st at,a
lots on cs1umet-av south of Thlrtysec-
NJ A!r,esan-nv, two-story frame dwelling with
and North
s:S::;s;sy sTSSs;;siey and basement brick dwelling No. ~
Shoiss 1u;ne,, n, =. Intersection Of sedevck and
ceTntre.sss T! and Lincoln-av: ,.,u..,
Txo-s.ory and basement brick store ii So. Is cly-
Iystory frame dwellings Nos e and aes Fuller
Several choice residence lots In Lake View.
ak q sad brcc rs Th
cark.st @ md Fullerton-ay, running through to Lin
Txo:s.ory frame dwelling at No. esl Ful,ertou-av.
EoR sALE-BY E. S. DREYER 4 CO., s.
F1rss.esss s:sto1y brown stone front and lot sr
@abe east ftons $500
Two:stoSy: basement bfick. Huson-st, near Dear
81, fs1:s So a.,orx .,ons tront f,h,,n4o.., s,,m
Es5i1e'ass lsslasnss On eas;st corner %
ss eHs Slosk Of main entrance 70 Lincoln Park aa 70
XopIR naE1s fsont on9 M95s j. 1s5
eain T. H. corner peAr'0rn-av and Dv''0nst' bur-
as ana
sGeth ot Gs,sns I'd Ao.thav
55 SS5iS 's sss ys ss SS;t
SS1it! Waeasa-av.. neI' near l,ii Thirtieth-st
IS sH1a!y Mienssnn,av; me nenT s2tty. etshth,ss
AClkE PROPERTY.
39ae5ss 29e.ss north e soath chisaao; cnsap.
z;s s. S;ss
, 1881-02-13
CITY REAL ESTATE,

E1OR SALE-BY 7. B. BOYD, ROOM 4
ts tefy a, WI ss
naa q Sc a s
sxs s nj III 1t e NV
Dsss Is s fs Sae oh is1 &c s =
cao rents tor tlaax: after May ss0Q; wiH ~ III me 1
~ Sf aeres C. @ ii dock and manufacturing psope5,
h5ac roza snsouSn y, Il e tbsre ae Is no
s.sS-s. cash balance in good fa.m !s3ds-one d.
ss ,hs " iesHo! ns1 e'SeS SSsa e,
E6ouad snd Y % oes1 a1sia paf' o1
eGss a : hne sain bus,npss Msdsoa,s three
':e5s: nseas ct
nnd ,ot S sell II to1 ac rel rents
for <a.0A Great bargain. observation-disclosures. :, ma
ese Ssx ons5n alc Ioe! oa Mcht:aaaV
between and Thirty -hrss-st No better
11S unelIre 1aodern -fsonrs. three Deep
.nd !1 ,xlO east front. on Groveland rask-ar near
ss.SG-A splendid octagon stoue-front Broom
nenL a q rhirieth-st. near lndiana-a'.; good lot
ae GMi Gi? Hon Wnnt snlendo ocsaron stonc-f1ont
and lot 2sxfs On G9snd. .bouIevard near ThrtS
this is 1t: every modern convenience; eass pay
snd Is
T~snty ana II It Vii
CT brick or framed dwelling worth $,uU H. Mu ns
As0-:s:'o5 1ndana-av. s-room house and lot SlxlS1
S2aus-roon brick -b,sem emert house and lot 2jIl.5;
bash water @ naa L. Eas; on Dearbofn-s1 near Twenty
dwelling, io1 a5rl seuth 11ont On Forty be-
tween Langley and Vlneennes~nvs, block Of street,
F5-UESice modern 1l-roon brick dwelling. barn,
nna iot east front on Foress-ar between Ghirtieaa
*s,itnEGood lo-roona dwelling and lot c5xleo on
Foruuer-st.. between hiue lsIund-av. and Aa1sted-
6ls.; rents 81 per month. 49,. r..
ssm0-1s>roen, framed house. brick basement md
lot Gtxs1 east front, on i'lns-st-. near supeEios
xu,t1U-A magnificent broWn-stone front and Ios on
$;,UU-Ali-modern a-story and basement brick
dwelling and lot, south front on CntcaGo-av, near
! viii sell one of the finest stone-front houses.
brick barn. and lot on DcarboEn-nv north Of Chicago
s. 4N-A splendid 5-stoFy Ss0ne-trunt dwelling and
1ot on washnx'on-st. between Union Park and
deep bricf barn. and lot :51is rark-av.' neaT Lin
Siou-Sice new octason-ftont dwelling and lot 25r
xao-First-class Groom brick cottase barn. and lot
ksxi.5 south 'front.' l.Arrison-st Yesterday.
Eress-st- near Western-nv.: cheap
E-p-3 stone-fronts, bath. water. md gas, &C CTS,
you viii have TO buy these houses at * each: they
would cost more to build.
9s;5 5oo ON 2eEy house end lot
Inonth It ss very cheap; you cannot get cheaper
+Sall-y-roon framed dwelling barn. and lot 25xl2s
east front, on MOFGan-st, near Jackson.
$3fsU-tiood T-Foom dwelling, in good repair, and
IS Per foolS751is5 northeast coTnef Vaa Burenst
want to sci lot sor1o on Asnland-av. near Adams-
ss50-Lot 2511c5 on Lakc-st. Just east Of Robey;
Lots OF other houses and lots NIL over city.
, 1881-02-13

ENOR SAIlE-BY J. G. MAGILL & CO.. IS
- Washing ton-et-: ~
$'oOIA coEler octagon matble-front, near Jefferson
., ~, tAfk. u. h. and K on pnFlOr floor, cellnr.
5o'utVAu eeGnnt and complete West Side residence;
<snoo ossT *sq recently spent in decoration.
ITO nj, : rooms deep, furnace
xA30-Near head Of Drexel boulevard. an octagon-
ssup-incisn%a-a1 % ialse and sieoant residence.
.e . nuilt for home; lnrge iot good barn.
&afSa9-NGar Ashlnnd-nv. and Jackspn-Stz. marble
front. D. r. and r. On patlor hoor- furnace and
~, Eas-txtnres, hne cellar, no basement.
Ea.UU-An elegant residence on very desirable cor
..,oo ner: West Side; will take other property.
kl5N-Iackson-st, near Ashland-av., desirable cor
sasark-nv fnnrbe-froni. IT, B. B. X IND On n,,1or
So-Sorth sido Testdence' verT aest!1bie cornec
mnrbie-frdnt, Gutng-room on parlor floor,
-. brick barn.
Sho-North Side residence Tin the best part) IN ele-
CANT homo. no expense spared, easy terms.
, 1881-02-13

FOR. SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, 40
IL WAlnut-st~, corner Pnulinn: good bargain. In
qulre On premises for S. W. CHAMfLAIN.
, 1881-02-13

L1OR EXCHANGE-ONE OF TIE ELE1
IL gunt marble fronts on Lourats-st for 81 or more
feet OF vucanl ground. Address TITUS luz Madison.
, 1881-02-13

fOh .l---,a; ALE-Al = oA . dsIalN ;;tA SooVo LIZ
ali n1odern improvements, O; Sstory brick house
lU!4 est AdAms-st- Inquire ut E5 uearborn-sk, In
, 1881-02-13

WANTED D-LAND-WILL PURCHASE
w few trncts Of Wild land In lows, Missouri, or
Eastern Kansas. II offered low for cash. J. b.
, 1881-02-13

TOR SALE-GOOD 2-STORY FRAME
IL building mortgaEee sale. Monday. Feb II, ut III
O'CLOCK a. H., southeast corner OF Sedswfck-court
and uiYiafun.sk. - -
, 1881-02-13

WTANTED-TO EXCHANGE-An nAND-
W some btack silk and velvet train dress for d!n-
1nend l. earrlnRs Or ring seaisktn aacque Address
, 1881-02-13

w TED -MEDIU1f-S1ZED BRICK
wv house and lot In desirable location. Give par
ucutArs. Address F e. Tribune office.
, 1881-02-13

E1OR SALE-70G AND c0S CENTRE-AT.,
u rented Mt $s1 II month, price only $igDu; n great
bargain, and others: Send for our printed list.
, 1881-02-13

Af0 WEST JACKSON-ST.- NICELY
foV furnished front purior. with nr without board
for two gentlemen or gcntlenau and wife. Terna,
with bOnrd SO per week.
, 1881-02-13

E,OR SALE-FINE BLOCK OF STORES
49,. IL M business Is centre Pays we'll Several choice
1abor. Come and see them Immediately. They nre
cheap. Elegant hotel in best suburb to Chicago.
son-s Now the time to buy this property before the
boom strikes IT. Three bargains verlooknR Humboldt
yosr money hsrein 5aeTes south Of stock;yards. s
the cheapest property on the avenues north Of the
Park il taken Immediately Please call and get
THMASSUS, liz penrborn-st.
, 1881-02-13
RE1fL ESTATE WANTED.

.HE1L ES1IIE |VIWx.ED.
NTANTED-TO OWNERS OF IA1PROV-
w ed residence property: We nre having numer-
Inquiries for houses and cottages And lots Of
every grade which we cAnnot Mt present supply, nEd
we tAke this means Of solicit those wanting sell
to leave us description und wc will endenvor to Ind
customers tor them. +. A. BRAGG T. CO., 81 WASH
tnRtnn-st.
, 1881-02-13

WANTED-TO BUY, LOT OR HOUSE
Nv and lot, on Third nv. between jackson and
Polk-sts; must be cheap for cash state price. Ad-
, 1881-02-13

WTANTED-THE SALE EOFRESIDENCE
w property in the South Division. / have Gus
TONERS for improved Property ranging Mt from aD
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
REMARKS OF JUDGE rR1GG

President Garfield is dead The long
agony of suspense is over. The great
heart of the republic, melting under the
stroke of Fate. yields its tribute of tears
upon the affairs of secret and public sor-
row.
Liberty bows her head, Patriotism tolls
her notes of resentful anguish, while
sweet Religion, arrayed in her sable
drapery, whispers to the soul, "The
Lord hath given, and the Lord hath taken
away blessed be the name OF the Lord. !"
The sleeping victim, whose funeral
cortege numbers fifty millions of people,
and over whose bier the lamentations of
and over whose bier the lamentations of
nation to-day are raised was at once
great and good man.
His parentage was worthy and respect
able. In his youth and early manhood
he was quite poor, with but limited edu-
cation, and surrounded by adverse cir
cumstances, apparently forbidding the de-
velopment which his subsequent career
so grandly illustrated. But his mind was
vigorous, strong and perceptive, and pos
sessed that exalted and restless order of
genius which nothing but knowledge can
satisfy, and nothing but its Importance
can crafty. And hence, seizing with
avidity the free educational privileges of
his state, the cleaning of this true char
acter, like the scintillations of the mod
est glow-worm in the dewy shadows of
the twilight path, first attracts attention
and love In illumining the retired recess
ofthe country school house and church,
receiving and giving instruction.
The War-cry Of country naturally en-
kindled his soul, and stirred the insepa-
rable ambition lying under such mind,
and so, on fields vibrating with intona-
tons of cannon and musketry, and trem-
bling under the collision of two armies
the bravest that had locked speer and
| shield since the days Of Marathon and
Leuctra-we observe him amidst the
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
That Regiment for New Mexico

Editor Statesman
Will you allow me the use of the col
ums OF your widely circulated journal,
to say to the many persons, living in diff
ferent sections of the state, who have
written and applied in person for posi-
lions In the regiment of Texas rangers
rendered the governor of New Mexico,
that as yet nothing definite has been heard
from that official, other than that
the general government has supplied
him with arms, etc., with which to arm
and equip UOLHnteers for Indian service
in the territory of New Mexico. Should
the proposed regiment be accepted. for
which negotiations are now going on,
due notice will be given.
Permit me to add, that the offer to
Governor Sheldon was made in good
faith, and with the view of engaging
in honorable service. 1t is but SIM
pie justice to that true Texan and
gallant old Indian fighter, Capt. Pitts,
who has heard the arrows whiz more than
once, to say that he is no filIbuster, and,
in rendering our services to the governor
OF New Mexico, we meant business -
and proposed to engage in no Z" wild goose
chase" In common with all Texans who
know him, 1 am willing to follow his lead.
To those disposed to make lightof the
movement, would say, that the expert
ence of years of hard service on our own
frontier enables us to "laugh to scorn -
the puny jokes which are sought to be
perpetrated at our expense. Respect
fully, etc. WILL LAMBERT.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
REMARKS OF JUDGE RECTOR.

This is an unusual occasion. Our coun-
try has been accustomed, from time to
time, to mourn the loss of her great men.
as they have fallen asleep after their la
bors were over. Never, but once before,
and that amidst the wild alarms of war,
has fanaticism dared to strike to death
the head of this government now, in q
time of profound peace, when the land is
fat with plenty, and the people conteuted
and happy under the blessings of a free
and good government. After the golden
link of brotherhood between the North
and the South had been reunited, the
president, in the flush and pride of man
hood, in the prime of his usefulness, has
been slain by an assassin. The voice of
party is hushed in the shadow of death
The great heart of the American people
is warm with sympathy. From the At
lantic to the Pacific the nation is draped
in mourning; millions of Americans as
semble to-day to lament their loss and
mingle their teaIs. Religion, also, comes
with its pure and sacred offices to
consecrate the occasion, and remind
us that all that is good and great
all that is pure and noble here below
shall, under the blessings of God, be
translated, and live forever more.
All OF these things are BETTING this oc-
casion, and proclaim our loss ana the vir-
tues of our dead president, with an elo-
QuCntC tuht taC tohc Va tnC Va atOA CdL-
not command aye, they do more than
that. All OF these things that we witness
to-day show that our republic and free in
stitbtiOns are cherished by the people,
hnd are rich with the promise that they
lHill live forever.
We have assembled net only to com.
lemorate the virtues OF great and good
han not only to mingle our tears with
hose of the stricken widow and orphan
nildren, and offer them such consolation
nd sympathy as warm human hearts can
lrnish not only to say to the world, as
18th one voice. that socialism and assas-
nation are abhorred by Americans, but
/, $50 TO vindicate our institutional liberty
] resident Garfield was more than repre-.
sntatIve American He was at the head
the government of, the United States
te great agent selected by the people &c
frry out the form of government
!, onained by our revolutionary fathers, u
l ssu,e to themselves and to their poster
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
DoWN TOWN MERCHANT

Having passed several sleepiess nights,
disturbed by the agonies and cries OF q
suffering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was
just the article needed, procured supply
for the child. On reaching home and ac-
quainting his wife with what he had
done, she refused to have it administered
to the child, as she was strongly in favor
of homeopathy. That night the child
passed IN suffering. and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day fol-
lowing, the father found the baby still
worse and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic dll-
ties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered u
portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awoke in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
ut first offended at the deception praeticed
upon her, has continued to use the Syrup,
and suffering crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial
ofthe Syrup never yet failed to relieve
the baby, and.overcome the preiudices o.
the mother. Seld by all druggists. q
cents Il bottle.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
THINKERS WILL READ AND HEED
THIS

When our most experienced and prac-
teal physicians widely endorse and rec
ommend i medicine, knowing from the
Ingredients used il must have an excel
lent general effect on the human system,
and be true strengthened of every or
gan of life, and recognized as Natures
best assistant in curing dyspepsia. Indi.
gestion, general debility. nervous prostra.
ton, want of vitality. convalescent
fevsrs, chronic chills and fever. dumb
aSue, female diseases. broken down con.
situations, ill health, weakness, debility
imperfect actions of the organs of lite anC
health. etc. all of which make life miSer
able then indeed should the newspaper
press of the country call the attention Of
suffering humanity to so meritOriOus s
eompond. We refer to Browns Iron Bit
tiers, Il remedy having the largest sale il
the East of any medicine ever invented
simply because it has true merit and give.
permanent relief.-Herdld.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29
THE FINAL REST.
A NATION KNEELS, MOURNS
AND PRAYS,
While Mother Earth RGCGiT'S The
Remains Of its ChiGt.
"ReQuiescat in Pace"

CLEVELAND, o., September &c.
Promptly at O'Clock, the hour ap-
pointed, the ceremonies began at
the pavilion in the presence of
thousands of distinguished guests,
tile multitude blocking all adjacent
streets for squares around, and
there was one continuous wall OF
people on either side. The funeral
train passed nearly the whole way
along Euclid Avenue thoroughfarc;
which Bayard Taylor pronounced
the finest in the world.
LONDON, September 26.-The Man.
chester Guardian appears today IN
deep mourning border. AT various
towns i'll England to-day, having no
particular connection with America,
the municipal authorities have re-
questeu tho 1thgbiCants so show
their respect for the late President
Garfield by closing some of their
shutters, more particularly during
the funeral.
In London u number of Offices con-
nected with America are draped in
black. All omnibus drivers are or
dered by the omnibus companies to
have Grape on their whips. All the
flags on the river Thames are at half
mast. So also are many of those on
the halls of the city. Similar ac-
counts of mourning manifestations,
in honor of the late president Gar
field, come from Northampton,
Oxford and every part of the king
dom, and even from the remote
Tra1au6 and Scotland
constant stream of addresses and
condolences from nearly every pro-
vincial borough and political socie-
ty of every shade of opinion .cou-
tinue to arrive at the American
legation.
PARIS, September 26.-President
Grevy aud the diplomatic body
were represented at Servia in meInO1
ry of President Garfield at chapel
in Debere.
KEY WEST, September 26.-The
city is draped in mourning. Reg
ular services were held in all the
churches, and memorial procession
of fifteen hundred persons passed
through the streets.
SAVANNAH, September 26.-Min-
ute SuuS WtT6 uTtQ lTOHl euuTlet W
sunset, and there was large funeral
procession.
CLEVELAND, o., September &c.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock the ceremo-
MES at the pavilion began. The
immediate members of the family
and the near relations and friends
took seats about the casket. DIR.
Robinson, president of the GER
emoLies, announced that the
exercises would open with
singing by the Cleveland
vocal society of the funeral hymn
by Beethoven. Portions of scrip
ture from the burial service Of the
Episcopal church were then read by
Bishop Bedell, of the Episcopal do
cease of Ohio. Rev. Ross G. Hong
ton, pastor Of the first Methodist
Episcopal church, then offered
prayer, after which the vocal society
sang as follows:
:. To Thee, Oh Lord, / yield my spirit,
Who breathes in love this mortal chain.
| My life 1 but from Thee inherit,
And death becomes my chiefest gain.
| In Thee live in Thee die
| Content, for Thou art ever Nigh"
Rev. Isaac Evett, of Cincinnati
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-29

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