The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-28

unanimously adopted. There were present
IN dnty In heiefnplei among others We
rniiowlngi Eminent sif knight H. y.
firand Commander !. ", ElRln, Of Waco, IN /
rharre Eminent Sir Knight j. q. McQoyl |
grand generallsslmo, Eminent bir Knight |
Z. NJ. knepny, grand captain.gcneral
Eminent slr knight RIfgs,'t t'hssn 13iIhu
grand prelate, Eminent Sir knight George
J, Dexter, senior warden; Elm lncnt Sir
knight Frank Eryav, junior warden; Emi.
nent Sir knight Young, grand standard
bearer. Eminent Sir knight Spencer,
grand sword bearer Eminent Sir
Knight PfouIs grand warden.
THE PROCESSION
formed In the following order
Music-German band,
Sir Knights Templar OF the Grand Commandcry
of Texas,
Tannehill lodge No, 90
+, A. NJ.
|, q, o. T.,
Dallas lodge, No, Il,
Schillerbund lodge No. 223,
Trinity lodge No. l9S,
Musc-Dallas cOlorcd band,
East DallFs fire department.
Dallas fire department,
Lamar Rifles,
The Dallas bar In carriages
Queen City Guards,
City officials,
Citizens IN carriages.
| This procession, in charge OF hmlnen
Sir KNIGHT Il. G.. Bower, grand marshal
moved from the position as stated to the
residence of the deceased's IA nily, on
Swiss avenue. whittier the. remains had
been taken from the Masonic hall, where
they had laid in state dr. ng the forenoon
| from the time of their ar val from El Paso
! in 1he morning, and near winch place he
| died when on the train homeward bound.
AT THE RESIDENCE
| the solemn and impressive rites were had
under the Masonic forms provided, very
large concourse OF persons, friends and
relatives of the family, being present upon
the sad occasion. The body, which seemed
| to be in state fperfectple. 3rvation, and the
very picture of natural and
SWEET IEPosE,
rested in an elegant casket On the I'D
were wroaths of white flowers and appro-
pirate floral designs. To one of these was
attached card with the compliments OF
A. +. Allpart, manager of the Central
hotel, El Paso, Texas" The ,obsequles
ended, the c9sket was borne to the hearIe
by the following pall-bearsrs, selected from
the various organizations A. A. johnson
]. X. Ashby, w. NJ. G. Hill, Henry
Boil, Thomas Walker and II. S. Ervay
The cortege had scarcely gotten under
way when light rain commenced fat
ing and so continued to the close. Ar
rived
THE MASONIC DUGiAL GroUND,
The final ceremonies were had by Sit
knights Eminent Grand Commander Elgir
and Eminent Grand Prelate Chaplin. Their
came the dull thud of ''earth to eartn ano
dust to dust" as one by one the shovelful:
of dirt were cast upon the now low
cred form of the illustrious departed
Then back to the homes Of sorrow went thu
bereaved family and stricken friends thu
last of friendships duty done, the last o
farewells taken.
During the day the fire-bell tolled at II
tervals its mournful dirge, while draped il
deploring tokens were the several englns
houses, etc. East Dallas steam fire eDgin
appeared with black badges bearing MOI
toes: East Dallas Engine No. 2 Mourn
Her Los" and SIN Memory of Our F'"s
President"
Judge Good besides bis devoted wife. lei
two grown sons, and daughter just bud
ding into womanhood, and two sons ane
two daughters yet little children. To al
these his death falls with force proportion
ate to his admirable and ackno wledget
tenderness AS husband and father, and t.
: them the HERALD profile its slnceres
con dolence.
His
CHIEF CHARACT ERIsTIC