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National Republican., 1883-03-21
Japanese Indemnity Fund.

In pursuance of the act Of congress in rela-
tion to the japanese indemnity fund, approved
February 22, 1883, the secretary of state has
transferred to the secretary of the treasury
the japanese fund bonds held by the depart
ment of State as follows: Four per cent. con-
sols, 81, AIS, $50; three and one-half per cent
bonds (extended lives Of 1881, $685., 100; three
per cents Of 1882, 1850, together with a
check of the disbursing agent of the State de-
partment for the uninvested cash balance of
$3,223.7S; total, 81, 1897, ,9237s, which makes up
the entire amount of the invested and unin-
vested fund known as the Japanese indem-
nifty fund" These bonds will be redeemed
and Cancelled and tho proceeds covered into
the treasury. Thiswill enable the department
TO carry into effect the provisions Of the act
of February 90, 18S3 by honoring u warrant
from the secretary of state for $7s5, ,000.S7 for
the purpose of delivering the same to the gov
ernment of japan. Tho distribution of the
Wyoming prize money 10 left by the act with
in the exclusive Jurisdiction of the secretary
of the treasury.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
New Postomces.

New postofices were established aud post
masters appointed yesterday as follows Big
Bottom, Lawrence county, Dakota, w. c.
Pryor; Clifford, Trail county, Dakota,
George A. Swaren; Stella, Edmunds county,
Dakota Adam b. Nelson; Tilby, Polk county,
Georgia. William p. Ray Sweetwater, Ellis
county, Kansas Charlotte Philbrick; Eaton,
Washington county, Maine, Mary A. w. Me-
Kinzie Bradenbaugh, Hartford county, Mary
land, Andrew w. Kirkwook; Elliot, Dor
chester county, Maryland, Samuel w. Moore
Tower, st. Louis county, Minnesota, John
Anderson; Sugg, Calhoun county, Missis-
sippi, David Barton Saturn, Grenada county,
Mississippi Simpson t. Saturn Lecome,
Dent county, Missouri, Clark Jennings
Harbin, Thayer county, Nebraska, John j,
Waite; Glen Ridge, Essex county, New Jer-
sey, Thoms Moritz (; Tunessasa Cattarangus
county, William Dillon Cordelia, Hancocl,
county, Ohio, William NJ. Mckinley; El
Dorado, Blair county, Pennsylvania, Jacob A
Boyce; Gorsuch, Huntington county, Penn
sylvania, Thomas Rhoat; Daisy, Horny
county, South Carolina, William Carter
Greenback, Loudon county, Tennessee, Lo.
renzo w. Thompson; Cara, Cumberland
county Virginia, Lucretia j. Dowdy; Stokes,
Door county, Wisconsin, Charles Stokes.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
CREEK AGAINST CREEK.
The Settlements Deserted and the Country
FILLED with Armed Men.


Special Agent Townsend, in q communica-
tion from the Sac and Fox Indian agency,
under date of March 10, writes to the COM
missioner Of Indian affairs substantially as
follows:
In coming from Tulsa to this agency (sixty
miles) / found nearly every settlement de-
serted, and that at q season of the year when
every man should be in his field in
stead of running about over the country with
Winchester rifle on his shoulder. reign
Of terror prevails throughout this part of the
Creek reservation and appears to have stam-
peded almost the entire population, " and
IL seems to mo measures should be adopted to
bring the war 10 close. l doubt IL this
can be accomplished without the in
terposition Of the general government,
and If this must come II would
be mercy to many innocent persons involved
in the trouble If II were done at once, so as to
prevent further bloodshed and devastation.
j am aware thatthese troubles are test ofthe
Creeks for self government, but other in
terests are at stake and other tribes may be-
come involved either as enemies or allies.
would not embarrass the Creek nation in its
present struggle for independence and exist
ence rather would encourage and support
its loyal leaders to the end that their capacity
for self government may be demonstrated ;
but IL this cannot be done, and done quickly,
] think the public welfare demands that the
government should interfere without delay.
Agent Townsend refers TO the fact that
armed men from both sides are riding hither
and thither all over the country, and from
reliable information ho believes them TO be
without discipline and in demoralized con-
dition.
In conclusion, no says, "At best IL is a dis.
astrous state of affairs, bad enough If confined
to the limits Of their own reservation, but
when portion Of them carry their campaign
into territory not their own, think it high
time some one should interfere and compel
them at least to limit their hostile operations
to their own country and their own people,
This state of affairs affords an excellent OPP
portunity for the many desperadoos who in
fest the country to commit depredations on
all sides, and there are indications that they
arc not slow to tako advantage Of it, and
charge it all to the Creeks"
National Republican., 1883-03-21
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Lieut.. w. o. Sharrer, U. s. N, has been
granted leave Of absence for six months.
is relieved from duty on recruiting service.
Com. John Lee Davis will shortly be de-
tailed to duty as member of the Light House
board to fill the vacancy caused by the de-
tachment of Rear Admiral Baldwin,
The superintendent mounted recruiting SER
vice will cause forty recruits to be prepared
and forwarded under proper charge TO Fort
Lowell, Arizona territory, for assignment to
the 9th cavalry.
Leave Of absence for four months, to take
effect from this date, with permission to apply
for an extension Of two months and TO go be-
yond sea, is granted Maj. Frederick w. Ben
teen, 9th cavalry.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Letter from the Governor OF Dakota.

Gov. N. G. ordway, of Dakota, has written
letter to the secretary of the interior giving
some interesting particulars with regard to
affairs in that territory, He says the territo-
rial assembly adjourned ON the ninth inst,
and that 800 of the bills passed by it have be-
come laws. Legislative provision was made
for nine penal, charitable and educational in
stitutions to be situated in various parts of
the territory, and an issue Of territorial bonds
to the amount of about 100000, bearing 5 and
6 per cent. interest, was authorized, to pro-
vide funds for the erection of the necessary
buildings. The governor also says that bill
was passed, and approved by him, naming
nine of the most reputable men of the terri
tory as commissioners to select q place for the
territorial capital and to erect at cost not
exceeding 100000 the necessary government
buildings, The present accommodations at
Yankton are, he says, wholly inadequate, and
a large majority of the legislative assembly
favored change in the location q the seat of
N,svarnmant
National Republican., 1883-03-21
French and American Clalms.

The French and American claims commits
sion yesterday made the following awards
In favor of Leon Heloin and Julia Euclin
against the United States for 500, with in
terest at per cent. from April l. 1868, The
commissioner for France dissented from this
award ON the ground that 1t was insufficient.
In favor of Jacques Barrere against the
United States for $3.50, with interest at s per
cent. from April /, 1868, The counsel for
France moved that the commissioners declare
the grounds ON which they disallowed the
claim of Etienne Derbec. This was claim
by the proprietor of newspaper in San
Francisco for injury to his establishment,
alleged to have been caused by the troops OF
the United States. The motion was taken
under advisement by the commissioner.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
eadJustment OF Postmasters' SALARIES.

During the closing hours Of the last session
Of congress a bill was passed authorizing and
directing the postmaster general to rcadjust
the salaries Of certain postmasters in accord
ance with tn provisions of section of the
act of June 10, 1866. The bill is better known
as the "Spaulding BILL" and has been con-
sidered in every congress since 1872, when it
was originally introduced. As finally passed
and approved, the bill makes no pecuniary
provision for carrying out its requirements.
1t is said at the Postollice department that
the law cannot be executed without an appro-
priation and an additional force of clerks. 1t
is estimated that the readiustment of salaries
directed by this bill will require an expendi-
ture of at least 100000, since its provisions
apply 10 5000 or 10000 pOstmasters.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Preaident Di.z.

Rooms have been secured at the Arlington
hotel in this city for ex-Prcsident Diaz and
party fourteen persons in all), who are ex-
pected to arrive next Monday afternoon. The
party consists of Gen. Porfria Diaz, Mrs.
Diaz, Master Porfiria Diaz four servants,
Hon. Manuel Romero Rubio and wife, DR..
Edward Liceago and wife, Seniors Don Jose
NJ. Rascon, Don Raphael Chonsal (secretary),
Don Andreas Quit (secretary).
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Fences in the Indian Territory.

Bushyhead and two or three other Cherokee
Indian chiefs had talk with the commits
sioner of Indian affairs yesterday in relation
to the fences which have been erected by cat
tie dealers in tho Indian territory. The COM
missioner decided not to take any action in
the matter until the Indians shall have held
council ON the subject and reported TO him
whether they desired the fences to remain or
to be torn down.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Court NJ flInima.

The court of claims has adopted new rules
to meet the requirements of the act of Mar.
3, 1883 The rules, seven in number, apply
to congressional and executive cases. They
prescribe, in effect, that either house Of con-
gress or any committee of the same, or the
head of any of the executive departments may
refer to the court any claim or matter in
volving investigation of law or fact.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
The chinese Ln C.eorgln.

The governor of Georgia has informed Sec
rotary Frelnghuysen that the case of the
Chinese brothers who We're driven out of
WaynesborO' by mob win be Immediately
referred to the states prosecuting officer Of
the judicial ciTcuit embracing that town,
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Canada southern and Niagara River.

The attorney general has rendered. an opin-
ion on the proposition of the Canada South
ern Railway company to erect a bridge across
Niagara river, An act Of the Canadian par
lament authorizes the erection of such u
bridge so far as Canada is concerned, when
similar authority is given by the American
congress or by the President of the United
States. The attorney general in his review
of the case says that no action has been taken
by congress in the matter and tho President
has no power under the constitution or the
laws TO grant the necessary authority.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
gusin,sp Ghantss.

WANTED 5000; INCOME $500; sATIsFAC.
w tory security; life Insured prompt payment,
Address pRoMPf, Republican once, lna2O3tS
Y LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II 4 on TlIna Deposits United StAteA BoudA bought
and sold at market TaIeg Collectiona made every
bYlVnnin avenue ala26-u
National Republican., 1883-03-21

with the request that the full power of the
court be used in administering justice in th
matter. Gov. Boynton adds that the authori-
ties and good people Of Georgia sanction no
kind of lnMlessness.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
SUst ano Suuno.
6nrkish Rnths.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR BoYEFsl
IN if7 @ street, opposite Riggs House Large pool
open sunday Open from q m. ~ 10 y, M; sAiuT'
day s4% IN 'A'ni M X III qckast9 Ic aoVEP Eleotrolan
TTNHE sHEpD BATHS, ooS E STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, we'll known Us the Oldest and best In the
city This bath Is constructed with view 70 eonven
phyr, and MereuIlal Baths given with skin and OK
perence Manipnaior OF ten years experience this
istabllahnient single bath. Il, for * W1Io Open
Sunday nom 8 a. na 70 1 y. N. mr20,Jf
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Amnstmtnts.

Smnstmtnts --...-..
FoNDs' CARRIE SWAIN
Matinee To-day at2 T9,night9tss
Matinee To-day T9@nighi nighs sts
Matinee To day at 2. To-nsht ht@
A NEW PLAY. ALL LAUGHTER
CA TRf Re frE'esNM + 3 8 NMSlRarfN.
In her new play.
MATfNEB sATUitDXH.
EASTER wEEK-RIcEs OPERA COMPANY,
In superb production Of gilbert ard aui'ivans
AS produced under the direct tI authorization OF
sale of seats will begin on Thursday. -.
NATIONAL THEArER
TODAY Ara TONIGHT Ara
- And Every Evening.
The great Union Square success,
]. W. COLLIERS
LIGHTS a. LONDON.
THE GREATEST OF MODERN DRAMAs'
repletc with
PICTURESQUE SKETCHES,
MGaS5gESEST sEkSHFr sTEiSHr sETTESffs. EFFnSfs.
And SRSSS GiRfI sSsigrfS 20 Sftsns pSY E iP!cFe''
Admssion to Dress Circle % cents ,Is rysd for ai
for secured seats.
Night performance at popular prices.
Monday, March 20, Mr.. JOHN MccULLoUoH.
7 1NcoIN HALL"
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY.
MARCH %, - AND 81 ONLY,
LEON LANoTRY MATINEE SATCRDAf,
CUsHMAN g. Icons
date Kelly & Leons)
MINsTRELs
30 REFINED AND TALENTED ARTISTS 80.
New and dazzling first part.
GRAND oLIo OF NEW AND NOVEL SPECIAL
TIES
Concluding with
LANGTRY;
OR, BEN BUTLER AND THE JERSEY LILY
(solo property Of Francis Leon).
Reserved seats now ON sale at Ellis & Co.'S muslG
EVENING PRICES;
25, 80, AND IS CENTS.
MATINEE PRICES:
25 AND So
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Assis,ant U. $. Attorneys for Now York.

Assistant U. =. Attorneys for New Nork.
The attorney general has appointed Walter
w. Adams, Benjamin b. Foster, and Charles
A. Hess, assistant United States attorneys for
appointments were made upon the recon-
mendaton of District Attorney Roat
National Republican., 1883-03-21
EoR RENT-BY Il. IL. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stores, shops and farms offered for rent together
seen. Property for sale In ali parts ofthe city. Money
" ''"'' =" ''-' H. II. WARNER, ois f street.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
for SaIe--8 uus,s.


IL window, rooms, hall, range, lhtrObe, hot and
cold water bath room, marble mnntes, and gas; lot
Fx70 price, $500. Address G. W., Republican ONCE.
ma9l-3t@
NOR sALE--A NEW HOUSE; THREE
II storles hack building, and CELLAR every
convenience located northwest close To MerOpol-
tan cars Price, ei20 easily rented at s35 per MOUTH
For an investment or as home. bargain. Address,
NOR sALE-TWo OF THE FINEST HOUSES
II In the northwest part of the city very desirable
In all respects prices low JOHN SHERMAN q
co., Real Estate Agents, g17 street. nai0f
JNoR sALE-FINE NEW Two.sTORY BRICK
~ dwelling. Is feet front by 20 In depth. Pressed
brick front, and cellar entire length main building
artistlcally furnished. On seventh street east one
square nom Metropolitan cars. one-fourth cash (;
TO a. G. CLARK, go Four.and'a-half street north.
west mAl3Gte
National Republican., 1883-03-21

INoR SALE
IL X STREET, facing Mcpherson Square-Hand-
some building Site 2s feet front and 10 feet deep
wide alley. -
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
lJl4 Il street northwest
National Republican., 1883-03-21
ctPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
= LINCOLN HALL nUILDIN0.

CORNER NINTH AND ID SrREETs.
Day aud evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters aud men and women for selfRupport
and real life. Branches taught arei The English
Language, business Arithmetic, spen9eran Praetl
cal penmanshp, Book keeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul'
ture, Political Econ my, = commercial LAW
Scholarship for year from date Of entrance day or
evening, $50. Special terms BY mouth or quarter or
for year by nstallmentl College circular mailed on
HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA "A. SPENCER, Vice'Princlpal. aull
National Republican., 1883-03-21

NOR SALE
Thomas Circle
Handsome building sites two fronts.
1HOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 u street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
sFor Rrnt-- -6lnfnrnisbtb Roums.

VINoR RENT--UNFURNIsBED- ONE OR TWO
II rooms on second floor; bath room on same floor;
hot and cold wnter, new house; southern exposure.
65 street northwest. ma2i-3t'
National Republican., 1883-03-21
cfOr SaIr--&uts

VNoR sALE-LoT ON SOUTHWEST CORNER
II OF seventeenth and streets northwest; square
1851, 20xl0O; on reasonable terms. Apply at l4ls
Seventeenth street northwest malg3t~
National Republican., 1883-03-21
aniatprubso.

LNOR SALE
II At a bargain, large lot of land situated at cor
ner ofMaryland avenue and Thirteenth street north
east,
THoS J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 II street northWest.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Giuutro-- -Situatiuus- -DlaIt.

NLTANTED-BY A RFSPECTABLE COLORED
w man, q situation as walter, porter, or driver,
with city reference. Call or address 43s New York
avenue. mA2o3ts
UT TANTBD-EMPLoYMENT SUCH AS COL.
w lecting, by a yonng man who Is at leisure three
touTths Of the day, Reference given. Address &, A.
H., Republican Once. malo-3tH
National Republican., 1883-03-21

TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
il Trade city or Country Properly. come and soc the
great bargains a. the Real EsiaIe e. Exchange OF
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl9H
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Seal estate Brokers'.
CHAs. IL, BISHOP SAML q. HILL
BISHOP q HILL,
REAL EST ATE ROK ERS
AND
Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
...... u. .-rI.nL.I.rr .r..n.r1I.I.I.rru

Having associated ourselves together under the
aboye hrm, we shall hereafter give prompt attention.
all business appertalnlng 10 the buyng aud selling
OF Heal Estate, Collection OF Rents Negotiating
Loans also to Fire and Life Insurance In hrstcasB
onun
National Republican., 1883-03-21
cfur Sale ano 8rnt

NOR RENT OR SALE-s27 THIRTEENTH
I street northeast, six room brick. with hall and
water In the house; will he sold cheap, rent for
$40 q month. Inquire at 905 IL street northwest for
further information. ma20.3tA
National Republican., 1883-03-21

nor SALE
Il VERMONT AVENUE, between N street and
Desirable lot, 80 feet by 20 feet.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
1924 II street northwest,
National Republican., 1883-03-21

SDARTs OF THE HUMAN BODY EN-.
Il larged developed, and strengthened" &C., Is
Interesting advertisement long in our paper.
In reply to inquiries we will say that there is no cyl.
dence of humbug about this On the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving ali partcu-
lars by addressing Erie Med, Co.. p. o. Box 63, Buff
falo, n. Y,-7biedo Evening Bee. oc3l-tf
National Republican., 1883-03-21
@lunit6- Situations -.ftmaIt.
@antto- -8tIp---ftmuIr.

q Y g 4N'>'
VXTANTED-A GERMAN GIRL 10 no GEN.
w eral house work in restaurant. Apply to 1918
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ua2o-Ns
WV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WAIT
w ress with good reference. Apply at 1914 X
street northwest. ma2O-3tt
VLTANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
w general house work for n small famlly; must
west. malo3ts
National Republican., 1883-03-21

UTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN R
w Beall, Room 4, 100 New York avenue, Is Com
missioner Of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner Examiner and Notary
Public always In office from a. M. to6p. m apsoly
National Republican., 1883-03-21
for SaIr--Mlistrllanruus.

INoR sALE-A BARBER SHOP IN GOOD Lo-
IL cation. doing good buslness for selling,
going to leave the city. Address p L. b., Republican
Office. ma2l.Ott
National Republican., 1883-03-21

n FoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTN
street northwest noltW
National Republican., 1883-03-21

WANTBD-PUPILS IN ANCIENT. AND MOD
wv ern languages, higher mathematics, and Eng
lish highest references Address. by letter, the
MISSES BADCH, 0l2 New York avenue fe2iims
nECORATIVE ART NEEDLEwoRK-MRS
~ II. BRASELMAN will give instruction in
Crewel, Kensington, and all kinds Of Embroidery.
Lessons in classes and private Apply At her EN-
brolderlng Pariors, No. l2ii q street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
National Republican., 1883-03-21

IL Ili9 STREET NORTHWEST,
Handsome brown stone residence facing government
ID. reservation.
THOS ]. FISHER g. CO.,
1924 II street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
NO. GS d STREET NORTHWEST

where de22.l,
National Republican., 1883-03-21
for Ytnt. fnrnishrn goums.

EoR RENT r-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
I front room; southern exposure. fl ii street
northwest mnN
National Republican., 1883-03-21
Goutational,

~ O. BANGS,
lJa Lessons In Elocution ard Shorthand
(Nlth s, w, Flynn, A, NJ,
s. w. cor, sth and X sts N. W, Terms In advance,
mnl7lm*
1OJO AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET,
l. - l. - near Fourteenth-street Circe-Norwood
Institute Select school for ladies' a few bORrders
received. Address MR. OR MRS VIM. D. CABELL-
nuO Om
National Republican., 1883-03-21

Handsome OTIS with east fronts.
THOS, j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 i street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-21
lalun,u TO Your.

"A FoNEY TO LOAN IN LARGE on SMALL
Nl sums by NJ. NJ RoHRlGR, 92l Il street north
west. mnlO-3t4
National Republican., 1883-03-21
@lantto-8uusrs.

HOUSE WANTED-NEAK NINTH AND q
Ill hve or six room house w. r. o.. Commercial
Onice mn21Stt
A PERMANENT TENANT,
eight rooms; modern improvements; northwest ;
good location state price, &C. Address c. 81 Repuh-
IIoan Ofbce - .--- mh2O3ts
cs0 n nn CASH FOR A HOUSE IN CoLuM-
Dl. lOO bia street, or one of equal value In
tlnt sdctlun. Address Northwest, Republican once,
ma20-3ts
The Press., 1883-05-03
SOM F. RS.
(coRREsPoNDRNoE,)


 -Messrs. Fuller & Needham have re- gently placed in local circulation 200 of the new cent piece, the luster of which adds brightness to an already shining rep. utation for business thrift.
 Large boquets of trailing arbutus ap. peared in some of the local churches on Sunday.
 MT. Daniel Pease, Jr., late of Jordan & Marsh, Boston, will start this week fol Dakotah, with the family of his brother, Mr. Solomon Pease, the latter having al ready located there.
 It appears from well authenticated ac counts that the first stage route establish. ed in this country ran from Somers to Hartford
 MT. Marcus W. Woodward of Monson academy spent Sunday at his home.
 The contract for building the house soon to be erected by A. w. Kibbe has been awarded to Marcus Farnham.
 Respectable citizens will heartily re. spond to the Press editorial comments on the recent effusion by ''outside heathen. J The type of humanity capable of such productions is ably represented in town and the current of public rumor is too of. ten polluted by such unjust and distorted appeals. .-...
 MT. Loren Percival intends to erect soon 8 fine residence on or near his pres. ent site
The Press., 1883-05-03
UNION.


 The school in dist. No. commenced April 23d, Miss Emile Carpenter of Willi- mantic teacher. The schools are now all in session,
 MT. A. A. Wales Is still confined to the house with neuralgia in the head.
 oRBIrUARY.-Mrs.M Minerva Booth, one of our most respected members of the Congregational church, fell asleep in Jesus April 18th. Sister Booth not confined to her bed but few weeks before her death, but had been gradually wasting away for some time. She was for thirtyreght years the widow of Deacon Sullivan Booth, who at the time of his death dea- con of the chu'ch in this place. At the time of her death she was one of its oldest members bclng 70 years of age. She native of this town and here spent her life of usefulness. She was the mother of five children the oldest being but eight years of atthe time of her husbands death. Beside herself and chldgeR she had tAe of aged father, and early and late she toied that she might keep her little family together. She lived to see ali her children three and two daughterS-we settled in life. She made her home with her second son, Melvin Booth, who lives on the old homestead and who lovingly cared for her declining years She beloved by by Rev. Mr. Howard at the church. selections for his text being the words which were used at the fu- neral Of her hRsband-Jobxiv 1. The would trust stranger hands to deposit the precious dust in it's last resting place. but claimed the privilege of acting as mothers paL-bearers large number of mourn ing relatives and friends followed the remains to the place of interment-the old cemetery the church