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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05
PROVIDENCE LINE.
n

Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence and Worcester RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WORCESTER.
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays and the magnificent
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on tuesdays, Thurs'lIys and
Saturdays will lcav" 1T
5 D. M from Pier 20 y. r., foot of Warren-st.
Connections made at Providence, via T. and w Il r.
for Worcester and all Northern. Eastern ana White.
Mountain points Tickets all principal ticket
secured at Oces OF Wcstcott Express
Co.. a House, Nos. Xl1 3sl, 397 BROAD.
way aud Fifth Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
l.. W EILhINS. lieneral pnss
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miscellaneous.

a advertisement FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THR
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1,23S Broadway. Thirty.
Grstst, until y M. and sos West Twentythlrdst, cor
ner Eighthave No % East Fourteenth ST. corner Union
square go Third FOrtysevents; at the HA X
LEN OFFICES Nos. 1907 aud $500 Thlrd-ave. corner
Onehundreda and twentyhithstgD TO m at regular OF
nce rates
"COPPER", IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ for suspendins window sashcs Warranted for fifteen
years and for sale az 5 zlbetAst c0rnet
of THOMAS MORTON.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore anu Washington.

on and after May Fl the magnificent Passenger Trains
eaye from Railroad Depot foot of C0rtlandst
Sundays plTlor attached arrives Wash;
daily seepers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
Up daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 225a M Gin.
B. & O. palace sceper and day Coaches though to Cincinnati
IL O'clock night daily arrives al Washington $50 M Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 daily seepers
rs No other line makes faster time TO the West Trains
arrive S% ns Sq % 2p and @nd 1
Tor and checked destination at companys Office No 81
co%pan " ana at al tue On'0' o. the i'A'o1a
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
SiGn oot IN foot Of 6eys Station In
comneneinE lane re, 26 ISs2 Leave NewYSrK ,,.,.
Chunk, Tamanend Tamaqua, Hazleton Dron. scranton.
500 mTor Pennington. High Bridge Branch schooleys
eSdae HARRISBURG Maach ch1nK aan
Nanticoke. Upper Lehgh scranton &C
l!bre Ma@ch cR"nf Haiieto1 Wisas6arrc Sss La"
$40 p Fol- Eas9n Wind GAP Mauch hunk Ianaqua
,4R m-For Flemi1gton High Bridge Branch sshoOleys
$3.50 p.in.-Tor someryie bennington, &c.
MsGc S chunR wiiSesbarre 'S Sc i'''unS
Sunday S5a M. ~ p H., for Bound BROOK
ana Intermediate stations at $3.50 pm for Easton Allentown
For %ewarE at g. 3D. Oils CAS- 75 1870 s15 800
Sl5 9i5 iGl lo45 liz l5 n 7 r. iG ~ ~ "a,
SIS 545 g lc$ 81 IS i2p C M ''' o. w. ''
rF%1 pR; NSG% fpn}c time tables at stations
For For ie s E3re aa at 75 II j. o IN
For Ffath An aHa Keyport at 5 & o so
KEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER :, n. r.,
FOOT RECTORST:
For Highlands, Seabrilht, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 80, $780, mi 1870, S;4j. D. $40 p IN Sundays,
For Atisntic Highlands a. m. 1890 345. D. 5:45 M
For Ocean Grove Sea Gift, &C. 800 d. H., $40, o.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C, 500 a. n 1880
For Writings Atlantic City, vineland, and all to
Bays de. l:30 u. m $1,000 - 49,.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave NcwYOrk from station G. r. x OF y. J.
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Greensts. at 745 $50 lll5,
a. l3O 4. a:3O, $50 200 l2;Oo ON SUNDAY at $40
O. m $50. X pm Third and Berks at 7:45, lll5
a. H. 1880. 4:30, 80 D. m. On sunday at $40
For Trenton 1:i5, 9.3t, ll:lj 1870 49, 0;3O T.
Up. H. On sunday $40 a No. 5.3O IL y. IN.
Return trains Philadelphia for New-YorG
sts at 100 $50 $780, II a M l:l5 $40 54O Gas. II IN
On sunday, at $50 u m. $780, ~ p - - o
Third and Berkssts Jl1 so, 81 a. n l. 1;3o
J:2O $780, 1870 Sunday at 3: 10 IN, 430 D. m .
From Trenton 1925 ego. 1903, 905, lOOs 1881 d miz'
4:25, GA 72S p m. SUNDAY. l:25 CASA IN, 6:l9 D. M
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
Connection is made at jersey CITY Station to and
BrooElyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city.
ga q5 1913 Broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
and Court-s and Office JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn.
n Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels or residence to destination.
~ Ia. 4. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent.
W W. Stearns. Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05
cowCrnRrxr REsOLrT1o
Proposing amendment article six OF tho Constit'
alive election of additional Justices Of the SUI

Proposing article six OF tho Consultation.
feaiye election of additional Justices Of the Supreme
VII session Of tho Legislature the follow.
proposed In Senate aud Assembly,
keso n the AssesnDly r1a the sixth article OF
be amended by adding thoreto the following
section:
2o Legislature 1t tho Ar5t thereof after the
adoption thus aacnnoGt shall provide for organizing IN
Cont not than ye general terms thereof
and to The election Of the general election me- after the
adoption OF is amendment by tho electors OF the Judicial
dstr eltiohsd N this SOC ION respos'yey 81 not more
Jusses Of the Court in addition the
justices thai Court now IN oice in the irst m seventh
aud bth not tDan Justice OF that curt IN
the second third fourth AID sixth judicial districts The
Justices cleo TED shall be IN vested with t1eir oices the
frat Monday OF Jun3 next alter theiT election
whereas the said proposed amendment agreed 10
by majority OF the moInbers elected to each Of the two
tie d e-a ent red III their journals With
the nays taken thereon ana referred to the Legsa
be chos-n 81 the then next general election Of Sena
AID such election has taken place and said pro.
posed anennen duly pbnshed for three mOlths pre-
provisions OF section OF aracie Is or the Constitution there
lore,
Pssoved az the Assembly ooucurl That the foregoing
amendment be submitted u tao poSplo OF the o&e Of New
YORK At the next general election
sat OF New YORK In Assembly May "a. 1892
The foregoing resolution was daily passed. by order
EDW'D NJ. HNSON. Clerk.
state Of New York In Senate. April 10. 1882
Inc foregoing resolution duly passed BY order
JOHN W. NROOMAN, Clerk.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ Boston. Worcester N1'hl POruAnl 1ai TAO HLst
TheEew IrOa st amer -, 60, .~...,,,.
the .ayOrlts 'P CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Pier 40 North River, tool d Wdttt, next pIr
DrsJr0ses-s Ferry iy, Icrpt sun .,AJ pm:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after AusIst q. 1872
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MALL ROT


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave NewlOk via DeSbIOsses and Corlndt st cts
Ferries, iOllOw
Harrisburg PittsburS the West and South. with Pullman
Palace cars attached. "A anu daily NewYOrk
and Chicago Limited OF iarlo Dining Smoking and Sleep
III
For Cr,ss0H springs ami . A. m, and j. M daily.
WilliamspOIt, Lock Haven a CORY and Erie a.
D. connecting at Cory for Itusvile' Petroleum Cen
ire ana the Oh Regions. , .
baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman ParoT daily, except sunday 10
M arrive Washington .. Regular at 6'lj and $50
M. J.. $40. 7 and +. H., and IL NIGHT.
sunday, b:l5 : and y. IN. ana IL night
Tor Atlantic city except SUNDAY 80, go llO m ana
leo p. Through loo p. H. tTainl On sunday,
b:lJ III.
FOR Cape May. except Sunday, $50, lilo and
Saturdays only. y.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy $50 and $40 a. mr. IL noOn' s.
800 8 and r. ..,o
Annex" connect with all through at
Jersey City aong speedy and direct transfer for Brook
Trains arrive: From Pitsburg 600 and l12Q 79O and
lIJ10n m daily From Washington and Baltimore, $780,
G.5O a M 500 $50 :3J and 1000 sunday $50 500
a. M and 1850 q. IN. From Baltimore lao -. III; sun
days $50 D. From Philadelphia $780, 600, $50. 6:jO
$40 $40 1889 ll:40 1870 2 $50. J:3l go 7:3O
$40 ABS lOiO and 1880 Sunday, $780, $40 $50
1.bu II: 40 a. ~. $40 935. 1910 and 1880
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N1EW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH R.R.

Stations in New.YOTk St, aud DesDrOsscss 81.
tCentIa II. r.. OF y. J., foot Libetty-st.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing Jun9 % 1882:
For south Amboy. G. H. r. Of " j.. $40 ., II a. In
800. q m; via Penn. r. r., 53oa M I'm O. 81 m
For Matawan- &c, via G. r. r. Of n. j. 7:45 g. ii am
go 4 AGO. p M; via Penn. II. Il 6;S0 a NE IL mr b
Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK.
Sea Girt POINT Pleasant, &C.. via G. r. r. OF " j. 146 .
a. IN. ~ m. 3. $50 s. p. TO-
FTsnOld and Keyport via c. r. r. OF N J., 7453. IL
a.. m. $50, 40. . p. IN.
Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat &c. via c. X. II OF
n. j., $40 M, 4 p. m.
For Seaside Park, Penn Il ka $40 e. IN, - p IN.
ii. r. BALDWIN, j. X. WOOD J. +. RANDOLPH.
G.P. A. q. IL. x. OF NJ. q. L. a, r. H. H. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05

Office Pier Is, Z. L., foot Of Cortandtst
gnments o freight forwarded directed " any par
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery All kinds freight mer.
ehandise any part Of the city,
SEA AND IAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOK LiGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered any point
IN the harbOT at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BA1&GE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TERROR EXCURSIONS
IL. stann and EEastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN, leave PeI To- ~ H.. at y. daily. (saturlays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York ana
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight ior points d.. L. a w. Pier 10
For NewIiayen and points East at Pier ID.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents VIA steamers frOm Pier l. L. H. foot
CENTRAL sHlPlAhD. Communipaw. y. J.-Dry Docks
obstruction ana repaif OF yesselA
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rVHE ALLAIRE,
i SPRING LAKE y J.. open Directly the
beach superior appointments cuisine unexcee Reduced
rates during September. -e
THOMAS FARLEY. Manager. T. NJ RICHARDSON.
VNHE WEST POINT HOTEL.
i THE ONLY HOTEL on THE MILITARY POST
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. Monday. Sept. 4. 1882.

CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA Stocks
Re0JrtsIjy IJIs 1. JAyB 4: -. ~ VI-S-
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STONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON.

| -
FAREaways LOW - Dy any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and STONINGTON leave
daily Except Sund4yss ~ So ~ H., foot
Jay st, arriVngil Boston AZ d a.
Tickets sails al all principal tcK5t olce StaterO0ms
secured at Offices WestcOtt Express Co.. At Aston House
2O7 3Sl 3a7 and 42l br0adway anu at Fifth Avenue
l. ". fILkINs, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05

THE ELBERON
WILL pE KEPT OPEN INTO OCTOBER. FOR PARTI-
CULARS address
C. r. JONES. Elberon. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05

CHAPTER 229,
to the to the seGtors 81 6e state Passed
The people Of ne state of New York represented IN Senate
ad A7"ee6y 90 ensst ss ioiT ns f., ,, .sv.r
and wards In : ssG a e election o TO be neG IN
Ss aDa csas OF c Isao 2 t. ESseSS
ent prop9ged the Consn.uon esonions
Sas Ssnrs n@ SSep nS1a G sa 1 sSs
present ballot which ya DO written or printed pary
the Proposed three article the
ana bale on wah G be axn p o
namely Against The proposed amendment scotOa three
ndors.d constitntionaI And al the
& be o
adoption OF said Proposed amendment durng the day
OF election In The several election districts IN which they
''-N CHAPTER s4a
Az act to PrSye i9i n t0 Propo'ea amendment
number OF Ju.tloea of supreme Court Passed 10
lsS2 tLreeaith4 being pTesent .,.-a.
and Assembly, do enact as follows
AID h at the eeoc Ss h
the on h and ds Sns "a
she ballots OF the eIzens OF ne tate in relation 20 the
iaOns Of the Lessature passed in eighteen hundred and
voter nay on Which shall b written or Sn
S parity S s -oS s N 10 s .
OF the nsutuon" ballot which shall
s form O Os H s%g an" ShG s 1fSDo.d
amendment anne to the s I6 article Of no The
Jndieisy And all the electors Of ne state enttlSd 70 vote
shah be entitled adoption said proposed
amenimen; during the Of election Ia
districts III which they reside
Respectfully yours,
JOSLPH Il. CARR,
Secretary state.
sherifrs Onicc, County Court Housc)
city and County OF kew-YOrk,
July 81 1892 J
certify the above 70 be copy the Election Notice
toceiyed by this day the Secretary OF state
PETER BOWIE,
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New. York.
Publishers o. will not Insert the above adYcr
tiseue mi fia Nv hon IN do
PETER BOWIE,
Sheriff Of tho City and County OF New.York
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-'',' JNo. n. ABBeI'T, dom Paas'r Agent, Ne!
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF \ EW -JE
EOR RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS


Il Pullman Sleepers via " " " H. and n X. H.. leaves
Grand Central Depot at l;35 m. week days Get tickets
New YORK ana Sew Railroad Grand Central
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+ " nI1 NJ % ~ ,r,n.T,,s LANDING
West Point. Cornwall. Newburg. . Marlboro. Milton
Poughkecpsie Esopus. connecting with Ulster ana Della.
stony Glove RaiirD ia steamboats, CITY OF
Caiskillanl James W. Baldwin leave dlly at m FOOT
" Harrisons, North Rvor except SATURDAYS when Tho
city Cassl leaves ~ D. connecting win evening
taIn for SUMMER RoaOri hrOugh ms latsAIA MOuhtalhs
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TROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
fsxcep saturday at m Pier Al, North RIVER foot Chris
topherst connecting with morning trains for North and
West sunday steamer touches AT ALBANY
rCHE POPULAR SHORE LINE ,,,sn
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOl
Three express daily Sundays except 70 boston AZ
s05 m y ~. paror cars attached ana NV Ill., WIN
palace sleeping carsJ
IIMIIEi'1ICkErS TO BOSTON ALI RAIL. 81.
NEWPORT express at !. paToI cars attachedl, AZ
Tyes ut Newport p. IN.
PROVIDENCE special express at tparlof oars At
tsched); arrives Providence lU:2O y. IN.
cEets and parior ears sea Is Fifth
Windsor o1ices and Grand Central Depot
J. W. fILklNS General Passenger Ageai
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.

At the Second Annual Meeting held at
Masonic ball, February 8, 1882, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: w. G. Paxton, ViekSburg, Presi-
lent; Robt. c, Patty, Macon, Vice Presi-
lent; l. B. Mosby, Holly Springs, Seere-
tary; A. P. Barry, Martinsville, Treasurer.
Drectors-For one year-John McGill,
jackson; B. 7. Kimbrough, Ashland; VIM.
Thompson, Fayette; VIM. Richards,
Satartia.
Directors-For two years.. L. Power,
Jackson; A. P Barry, Martinsville; w. G.
Paxton, Vicksburg Robt C. Patty, Macon.
Direetors-For three years-N NJ. Der
~, Cherry Greek; J. I. Meade, Lexington
l. j. Lewis, Port Gibson; +. Burkitt,
0kolona.
General Manager-P. NJ. savery, Bald
wyn.
The Association now accept as members
the wives and widows of Masous. The re-
port of the Secretary shows that over
$4,000 has been paid to beneiciaries Of
deceased members, that the death rate is
small, aud the membership in fourishing
condition with prospects of much success.
The membership fee was increased to $500
and the Association desires to engage ac-
tive, energetic agents to whom liberal COM
pensation viii be paid. Apply to L. B.
Mosby. Secretary, fer blanks, applications,
constitutions or further information.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15

Z The BROOKLYN EAGLE, u journal
friendly to Mr. Tilden's political aspira.
tons, after referring to the fact that
while nearly all the prominent actors in
i the returning board iniquity have paid
the debt of nature, the defrauded Presi-
Ilsnt-elect Of 1876 still survives, speaks
as follows: Mr.. Tilden was born in
February, 1914, and before the country
viii be called upon again 1--WE trust) to
enter into an election for President, he
viii have passed his seventeen year.
Those who know best his physical condi-
ton viii be at least disposed to trouble
themselves in nursing political aspira-
ti0ns which cannot possibly bear fruit
until Mr.. Ti!den shall have passed the
age Of three score years and ten. While
we trust the evening of Mr. Tilden's life
viii be pleasant and prolonged, We are
that he viii not again trouble
any of his fellow citizens in their Presi-
Dental aspirations" And besides times
change and men and parties change with |
them; aud there may be condition of
affairs in 1884, that would render Mr.. |
fiiden's nomination unsuitable. 1t is
too early to discuss the Presidential
question.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
sGNs1 THIRTY Fol RTH DAT.
MoSpAr. Psb. I3, 1882.
NIGHT SESSION.


gonsid ration Of sepate Bills on third re Ia
ing resumed
sB No Is3-An act /, incorporate IL,
Unsoa ! ssufiati9n. PSssed.
5. Z. No. Is9-An act 10 regulate the asstri
blfioai 0 esftain money. Passed.
S B.As I95-An acz 10 provide for d levy
i aud eoflee ion Of q tax dogs. Tabled snb
jeet 10 call.
:. B. SO 100 IN aet to amend section 27is5
of the kev.sed Code IN relation to crimes and
misdeneapers. Lost en- is third reading.
Leave Of absence was granted 10 Mr.. Spears
from lay day.
5 B. So 211-sn act to amend section I2o6
the Rsvi Ell Code relating to the ca &c ia
ton OF Il 8Ffg ages and deeds Of trust Indafn-
i5siy postponed
S. B NJ. 1s5-An act 10 amend section 1858
u tHe Rsv SD Code in relation TO cucumber
ing honest ads Inaefnsiey postponed.
s Is. No I73-Au acf Tor the ri ct of Ba-d--
Stevens Tab ei subject to call
). 3. 10 o-An act 10 incorporate the
Sou hern immigration Company in tue United
States. Passed.
fhs Commit c o. Liens reported on. S. 8.
No. Han al 70 abolish certain liens and
0 provide summary remedies for be enforce
ent OF agricultural contracts, with recon
faenaatioa do not pass
). b. M. 1872 An act 20 incorporate the
town OF Columbia Passed
s. B. No l42-fa amend an act relative 10
the preservation Of game and oysters. Tabled
sabiasl - call.
s. g. Ne. 174-An act for The protection OF
Gsh. Tabled subject to call.
). B. NJ. l9l-For the reliefot c. H. RUBBISH
Tabled subject 10 t4ll.
Mr. Dalton, from tie Committee on Claims
the petition Of Il. h. Taylor without
recon meuda'i n.
H. B. No. 11s-go amend sectioa 349 of the
Rev sed Code OF 1889 Ia relation 10 assessor 5
bonds in he conn1ie, OF Hauc0ck and Harri-
son. Tabled subject to call
On no;ien, tie senate adjourned.
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N MEMUhIAH.

Died, at Byram, Mississippi. ou the 30th Of
December. LIZ I, ~, daughter d AR Jane
aud Mrs Alice Coon, aged oae vsas and eleven
days. Us sad for oae who kued aad ioveo
this little enc. Q record her carry ,9elsh. Shs
was a ltv.lc child, aud zav1 promise of muei
70 cheer and hr ghtea her parent $ hearts an
home, but lie " $40 sHit5; suffer them 10 com
unro me, and fafbld tbem ua. called dean
'IIrTLE LIZZIE" aud t.v q fev weeks q
suffering, Jae ured Iijlc enc fell a,8eep in tn.
arms Of Jesus. Not vet hal her l.tt. feet BE-
come weary of lies iouraev, bu. buldentess
her young life went out, leaving 10 aebina
hears, the tender memor o oue, whose mis-
sion was Accommodated while il clga be saii
"Of such IS the Kingdom of Heaven" How
sadly The Ii tie daring will he missI=d in tbs
home circles, how TIE Sock that by Wore,
will b. a reminder to the aching hears there A?
bullock up STRICKEN parents! time viii
s soon wait us 20 shat happy land.
Where with uBehauxiag love.
Oar bsaaTi a. Ger gone beiereH
Still wait Ter Us above.h
Though ike the autumn leaves hey fall
Leaving our sad hearts bare,
Forge ten al the pain viii be,
When we shall me t up there
AUNT LIZZIE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15
Tribute Of Respect to the Late John H
EclloIs.

WHEREAS, It hath pleased Almighty God 10
remove from our midst our beloved bro her,
ioHN II. EcH0Ls, who dep 4rted this life Jann-
AIRY 18Th ult.. and
NHEKEAs. It Is eminently proper and in full
accord WITH tue wishes OF this Lodge that some
Expression should be given OF our sorrow on
account Of this affection, and Of our SYM
patty with those who are most deeply be-
reaved; therefore
Rssolred, That in the death Of BreiheT
EcAois this Lodge has lost one Of its oldesi
nd most exemplary members. the fra
sernity a faithful and devoted brother.
the cemmuuify a kind friead, and
neirhbor the State q most uscfnl citizsa, his
sxife an affectIoaate, iudulgenf husband, each
i Us ! warm personal friend.
Resofred. That while we bow in humble sub
mission 10 this inscruFable providence Of onl
God, we can but deplore the loss Of enc so use.
fuI and dear to all
Reso5usd That as re mIngie our tears III
those OF bis relatives we extend to them oul
ear5feIf condolences and commend them all
especially his bereaYed wife, 70 tile sabstantia
<v1apatbv Of that God who Is 500 wise to err
ard 100 good to do wrong
Rssolnsd That these resolutions be spFeas
0foa the minutes published IN ID
.i4s rzpers. and cops larnished tie family .
he deceased. Jno. = Buck.
i. STRAUSS,
III n TAxEon