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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10


IsRITUALIsM METHoDIsM ?-Atthe
regular weekly meeting Of the Meth
Odlst preachers on Monday Of last
week ia Baltimore, there was : spir-
tied discussion on thequestion, ''wheth-
er or not the recent changes in the
order Of worship at Mount Vernon M
L. Church should be. debated in the
meeting. It was decided in the at
iirmailve, and the question was fixed
tor the following Monday us Ritual.
Ism Methodism = The subject formed
almost the sole topic Of conversation
among ministers after the meeting
and much difference Of opinion wa.
expressed. The Rev. DR.. FELTON,. pas.
tor Of ut. Vernon Church, was moi
present. The discussion Is looked For
with 10 little anxiety.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

A PERSISTENT CHARAcTER--0ur
Congressman elect. Mr.. Holton. j. :
persistent character. He has again
been to wit ths President ana Mr.
Folger to knOw why Or. Dirty has
not been turned out md IT. SelIman
turned ii. and he has been fighting
this battle ever since he was elected.
We can understand why Holton should
Be after Ditty's scalp. but why he
persists that Sellman and nobody else
shall wear it. Is what we don't under
stand. The persistent forcing Of Sell
man upon Folger reminds Us Of the
celebrated "soup" story which, how
ever, il will not do here TO repeat.
Suffice it to say. either let Ditty alone
or dose the Secretary with something
more Palatable than sellman. For
instance, stand aside. Mr.. HoIton, and
give st. Mays countian . chance,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

TIE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
On Monday last work was recon.
Inenced on the Washington monument
at the national capital. 1t is now $40
feat high. When completed. il will
have q height of 500 feet ofstone and
So Of glass. and viii, it is thought. ex-
coed in height the highest structure
ever reared by the hand Of man. The
Strasbnrg Cathedral towers to the
height Of 46S Eset. and St. Peters At
Rome AS; the spire Of the Cathedral
Of Cologne rises 10 5ll feet, and the
highest Of the pyramids was bat 47s
feet high when it was first built,
Hence It appears that when. as is ex-
pected. the Washington monument i
completed, in December, 1885. It's top
most point will Be some forty-four feet
higher than any other artificial eleya-
ton.
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State Of Maryland,
Once dlAe Secretary d SlaiR,

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
Notice Il Hereby Given, That applicasion
has been made 10 the Governor for a Pardon
In the ease Of the State vs. wa. DIGGS alias
Am. Fowler, convicted In The Circuit Court
for 81 Mary's connty NJ March Terra. 1854,
for 40 indecaas assault and sentenced 20 the
House Of Correction for three wears. Upon
the recommendation OF Hon- Judges Stone,
Ford, Brooke and Magrndcr, by the States
ATTORNEY and ether respectable citizens, the
Govrrnor viii take up the said case lor iinaI
decision, on or after
FRIDAY, the lslh day Of MAY, 1888,
uatiI whirh time protests against the said APP
plicatiOn win be heard. and The PETITION In
the case open 20 inspsesion, NJ the discretion
Of the Governor.
By order Of the Governor.
JAMES r. BRlSCOE,
Secretary Of state.
May 10, lss3-ld.
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Cherries dnenik, iog this Coaserenee year, viii
Be bed Is s.. Panl.s u. 3. Chnreh. f.enaari-
tewu. @ SATURDAY and SUNDAY, The
l1th and In inst. PFcarhing On Satnfaav
- 10 %, = n, followed by she Quarsarsy
Ccaiszenes. Quarterly LoEefeazt sandAy AZ
50 a. VI. Preaching nj 10 % q. N. fol-
loves ~ QaaEaeEay cOlleetioa and Saeramsn-
tai Ssrv1en.
Rey DR.. is Deale, of Washingson cisy,
viii condaca the serviers. assisted by the Pas
tor, J. G. Starr. All are invited.
Nay 70, les3--lt.
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DIED.

Mrs. MARY A. NORRIS, wife If Mr..
James H. Norris, after brief bat very pain
fdl illness, died at Waterloo, in the Seventh
Election District, on Tuesday last, the lit
day Of May, aged about fifty years. She
was q very kind and afectionate wife and
mother, GOO Christian and was much be-
loved by all who knew her. Shs has left
kind husband. five devotedlv alIectionate
daughters and many friends {, lament h,r
death. A FRIEND.
CCharies' County papers please cOpy.l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

Gw voting is just IS sacred
a duty as prayer. You say the pol
tic;an is dirty; then clean him up.
If the caucus is low elevate il; il
foul, purify it," This is all easy
enough to say: but it takes good
deal Of hard rubbing to make the
politician clean.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10
Notice.

Y ". FREEMAN, formerly Of the New
lie York Clothing House, Nos. ls2 and
ls4 West Baltimore street, Is now with the
welI.known Excelsior ClothIag H0Bse
and will ee glad 20 see MI his old tFiends in
Charles aud ST. Nary's.
April :, 1886.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10
Entertainment and SHppEr

AN ENTERTAINMENT, preceded by g
IN SUPPER and followed by refreshments,
viii be held ~ MEcHAEIczvILLE ON
FRIDAY, ths 18th instant,
at Z, j. II. supper hours from 10 Z. IS
cents admission-ihe same to supper. All
are respectfully and cordially invited to at
tend
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10
~ AnE / AM a CHILD

Victor Remedies from the-formulas Of Dr. =.
D.. Fahrney.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP, The safe. Pleas
ant and Efecsnal remedy, for all forms Of
Coughs, caused from Throat and Lung bis
eases.
VICTOR PAIN BALM. The Efficient remedy,
for Sore Throat, Frosted Feet, Cramps, Col
&c, Tooth Ache. and ell forms Of Pain, Inter-
nal aud External
VICTOR INFANTS RELIEF, The greatest
resEedy for Children, In Testhing. Collie,
Gripping, Diarrh9a, be; It does not produce
that state Of stuPGr. as other Syrups for CHI
dren do.
VICTOR BONE AND NERVE LIEIMEXT Is
King OF all for External use, Tor man or beast.
~ This is strong language, but We will
make every word good, or refund your mon
ey. This We can with confidence offer, hAy-
ing had but six bottles returned out OF the
past years very large sale.
For saLe By DrHggists and Ssorekespvs.
koONTZ & Co, Mfrs and PR0P'RS,
April 20, 1887 Frederick, I'D.
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NOTICE.

MOST respectfully inform the pnhlic that
Il have opened at MECHANIL;SVILLE,
Nd, SHOPS, where
BLACkSMTTHING, @
WIEELWRIGHTING, 5Y
COACH-PAINTING, -
TRIMMING and UNDERTAKING business
will I've carried On. hOpe by faithful work,
low prices aud slrict attention 10 business I
may re- Give The patronage Oi the general pub
lie.
CHAS. H. CLARKE.
May 10, lSs3-tf.
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New Advertisements.
FOR SHERIFF.

] respectfully announce myself as an In
dependent candidate for the next Sheriaally
and solicit the support Of my colored fellow
citizens and Of all believers in fair play.
JNO. T. CURTIS, ColOFed.
May 10, iSs3--ten
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Joseph II. Key and Allen G. Tyler.
surviving executors Of David w. Tyler,
Levin Tyler ct Al.

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 5leE. L.
ORDERED this LIST day Of Nav. Issa. th.s
~ the znd Auditors Report, fiIed IN thia
cause, be ratified and confirmed. unienE eaI,s,.
% the contrary be shown on o. before the an
Monday Of Nay, 1893 provided a cow
OF tais order be published in The "a. Maryss
BkAcos once = week fos three successive
weeks prior 10 the said 9Th Monday o.
Msy.
J. PRANK FORD CIcsk.
true eopy-Test:
May 3, lss5-3w.
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BOAR DING.

- RS. GEO. A. Sim MS.
svu ior.'eriy OF This county, respectfully in
forms her friends and the public that she has
opened - B0@rdissg H0ssse at No.
268 Saratoga Street, Ballimore, ID, with
In 10 minutes walk OF Light street Wharf.
She sOliciis share Of the public patronage,
especially from St. Mays county.
Nay 10, l3s3-6m.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY rirtne a decrea 81 TIE Cifenit Court
ID Cor 81. Mars ccnntx. = Equity. the
mndegsignrd. Iruslne, wiz sell VI pualic ans-
tioa a. the Court House door, LeOaardtown,
CO
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
corresponding secretary and treasurer, NJ T. Lawrence
recording secretary, l.. s. Foster.
THE BARNUM AND LONDON CIRCUS.

The Balnum and London Circus will open
at the Madison Square Garden on March 26 Already
the management busy preparing for tee season For
the last few days workmcn have been boarding up the
exterior Of the large building three sides-Madison-
ave, Fourthave and Observation-Disclosures in short
time this stretch of fence win be covered with
richly colored animals, curiOsties and perform
ers. At Bridgeport the gymnass, athletes riders ana
other attractions are engaged in getting the winters
frost out of their joints. Steamers from Europe are
bringing curious additions the prospective programme
and advertisements beng answered by those desiring
TO fill the scores Of minor positions still open. Every
body must report the Garden on March 10
for duty, and rehearsas will then begin.
ave have COO people with the show" said Mr..
Hutchinson. Of the partners, yesterday or these,
$50 are performer. and 100 agents and bill posters
There time, and not many years ago. when knew
every man in our employ by name But now there ara
scores whom would pass the street aud not know
them by sight"
Old John Robinson's son. he continued, "was in
here the other night other odtmers. He re-
membcr-d wnen IA bill trunk Of paper would advertise
q show weeks. II was carried ahead in light
Now we have five advertising cars ana an army
"And the receipts which cover these expenditures"
e Here are Some OF theLn, answered tne manaselI
pulling ont last years book Ine pgares aVetagSo era @
$4,000 performance. The re urns IN Boston lOr 'ho
trlri week In June, 1882, were nea ly 10000 cha
Tue only difference from the usual arrangement OF inc
interior OF the Garden will he tue building OF stage on
the space formerly occupied by the middle ring lns
Will be raised. and hfty by sixty feet IN dimensions
There VIII he athletic spOrts the reproduction o. u
by Freuch cxpcrtS, ana similar attractions JUMBO Will
or course reap Irar letter was received from Eng
land lutey aiming three pieces OF candy wa' tu-
dressed with mucn simplicity: "JuIn0O care Barhum,
America"
Last fall contract made by agents or the circus
In Paris with persons Nubla TO bring 10 this city
OF the nauves OF tndt country Inc Nubtns are
10 come mere provided with their spears, war weapons,
usc.Od utcusls etc. to afford good picture OF
their life. he expedition TO secure these people leiC
Hamburg, Germany, In last November with SZo,OOO IN
silver ,ncy, unucr tue command Of agents OF Messrs
BarnuTu Daiicy IL Hutchinson. Jf the expedition mas
been successful its arrival In lmburg may be expecu
Tne Nulans said to ne very peculiar ln their
life aud 10 stated tnat none o. them mas ever
been in this country.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsuINGTON, March 10.-The leave of alb
sence granted First Lieutenant william h. Hopkins, As
sistant Surgeon United States Army, December p,
1892 has been extended two months, aud the leave OF
absence granted Colonel August " Kautz Sth Infantry
February q 1885, has been extended four months, with
permission TO go beyond sea
Passed Assistant Engineer H. y. Stevenson has been
ordered TO duty on the Coast Survey. LeuenaDtC Com
mander George c. Reter has been detached from the
Minnesota and has been ordered 20 duty IA executive
officer of the Nipsic. Leave OF absence for six months
has been granted to Passed Assistant Puymaster A. n
Mcher, with permission 10 leave the United states.
Commander f. j. Higginson has been detached from The
command OF the MiantonOnOh, and placed on waiting
orders Lleutenants william A. Morgan and Conway H.
Arnold, Naval Cadets Robert i. Higgins and Ward r.
WInchen, and Chief Engineer Augustus II. Able, from
the MiantonOmoh and placed on whiting ordersi Lieu
tenant William Little and Master York Noel from the
Mautouomoh and ordered 10 duty on hoard the re
ceivng ship Colorado, Assistant Paymaster y i. Heap
from the Misntonoa OIL aud ordered TO settle his ac-
counts and then await orders Passed Assistant Engineer
william S. Moore from the Tallapoosa and placed on
waiting orders Assistant Engineer f. {. Bowers from
the Mian'onOmOh. and ordered 70 the IAlapOOsa.
The United ates ste amer Tai apoosa arrived ot PorH
IaOuth, Va. yesterday morning. The department mas
nOt Informed OF her departure and Il II presume
she is detained by me weather Tue Nandaia ana Ile
Kearsarge arryda Havana yesterday all well on board
The United states steamship Alliance sailed from Key
West, Fla, this morning. Tor New Orleans.
Chef Engineer W. II. shock has submitted to the Naval
Advisory BOard lul ana complete plapr shu ePecIca
tiOns OF the engines and machinery proposed for the
irOnclads Puritan, MOuadnOck, Amphitrte and Terror
Chief Engineer \. Is. Clark, has been instructed
drawings in conformity wlthvews OF the
Board in order that proper targets for test
ing the merits OF defective may be constructed
Captain Ramsay, superintendent OF tue Naval Accad
emy requested the secretary OF the Navy to nave
the repairs upon the practice snip Dale completed rs
possible. . . ,
Rear Admiral Nicholson. commanding the unleu
states naval forces on tHc European staOn, reports TO
the Navy Department his arrival Ia the hagshp Ian
at England,
bis proposed departure on February 70 Tor naVfc'
France Under dale Pore Ora ldo, Cape Verde Is .
ands Commander Albert Barker reports his arrival
tncre in the United states steamship Enterprise on FEB
ruary Q, after a passage Of thirty days
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
THE CASE or The MISSING BRIDE.

Maria Soger, the young woman who was TO
be married this afternoon hut who left her home on
Thursday had not returned last night TRIBUNE re
porter called at the house, No. 45S West Twchty-
seventh IT and was shown the wedding ring which was
tc be gwen the bride to-day. Her sister Julia SAID;
cannot understand why Maria went away without tchs
me where she going. she ana are uIohe III tno @
world haIng lost father long time ago ana Ou
mother three years We have awhy attended tuS
IVES, street presDytcri church. OF Nheh
the Rev Dr. l.. " White Is pastor ana nc was 10 per
form the ceremony tomorrow. 80, A., .,,o
bridegroom for about year aud they nave pech en-
gagged for three months He Is bar tender at lehth-
nye and Fy-secOnd-rt and on Thursday nc asked SIS
Ter To purchnsc the wedding ring IA he was 100 nus 10
do So She bought the ring aud about O'Clock th1t
night she left the house with the material Tor her Weu
ding dress She said that she was going To tle utess-
makers. .- -. ..,,,t,,
There had been lovers quarrel between the couple
that know Of Mr.. Ould aid not know that siser MHs
missing until to-day and when We told MIN ne cfled Ike
child sister has had one or two nls put none "ltnin
three months IL possible that she has been se|eu
with flt aud taken to hospital Ihero are t"O uctCc
iyes looking for her. ABOUT Iuy mNlidlohS W ViiO
wedding sent out
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PITTsBURG, March 10.-This morning, at
Grove Station. on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a
few miles from this city, two frame houses burned
In one OF these two children named Crawford, aged
spectiyely I'VE and three were burned to death. The
loss is $4,000
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, March 10.-The Rock Is
land Paper Companys mill, at Milan, destroyed by
fire last night. The company was bankrupt and the
property had been advertised for foreclosure sale. The
loss is 100000. The origin of the fire is not known.
DELPHOs, Ohio, March 10.-Yesterday fire
the premises OF the Union stave Company destroyed
$4,000 worth OF stock 1t was fully insured.
DODGE CITY, Kan, March 10.-The round
house Of the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
here caught fire last night in the oil and was de-
stroyed together with two locomotives. Nine engines
were saved. The total loss ia about $4,000.
APPLETON, Wis, March 10.-The building
occupied by Conkey & Briggs, insurance agency, and
several small shOpkcepcrs, destroyed by fire to-day
The loss Is $4,000; insured
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, March 10, 1888.
THE PRESIDENT VISIT FORTRESS MoNRoE.-The
President will make a visit Fortress Monroe
next week. he Is feeling somewhat indisposed, aud
taEes the trip for the benefit of his health He has not
vet decided whether he will subsequently make trip 10
Florida.
INDIANS AND CIRCUS AGESTs-Agcnt McGllhcuddy,
at the Pine Ridge Dakota Indian Agency denies the
port that Indians have left tnat agency TO join circus
troupe He understands. however that an agent FOR
prominent circus combination has induced number OF
Omaha and WinnebagO Indians 10 join the troupe.
THE TREATY WITH MADAGAsCAR.-The Malagtsy Am
bassadors are employing their leisure time IN seeing the
sights OF Was rng.On Certain fOrinaltes connected
with the ratification OF the treaty were gone throngh
with AT State Department today aud the ratification
will be practicall, completed ON Monday although the
closing forms will be transacted IN Mad -gasesr.
AN IMPORTANT LAND CAsE.-Roscoe Conkling and
other counsel IN the scrip made
argument before the secretary Of the In efur to-day
The Chand er case involves ite to valuable lands Dor
derng on the -ault Marie River, Michigan. Chan
dlers claim had already been rejected BY the secretary
but "A reargunent allowed TO determine more
specifically The applicability Of Portcrheld scrip.
APPLICATION FOR BOND REDEMPTIoS-socretary
Folger has received an application from the state OF
New York through the State Controller for the rcdeln
ton on April OF 900 Of United state, bonds en-
brace in the last call which will mature May /, with
Interest only TO tle time Of reoempuon As the Cove IL
ment would thereby save one mOutus interest," the sec
retary is inclined 10 assent 10 the proposition.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
DiScoRD AMONG 4N1EMONOPOLISTS.

F. il. Thurber and l.. l.. Chittenden were
not bappy Yesterday. When the former organized the
Anti uouopoly League under the legal advice of the lat
Ter both were Of the opinion that there would be no
nortuy :or discord to enter closely guarded doors
q. the organization Its membership was practically
limited to such persons Mr. Thurber saw ht to admit
10 its councils and he and Mr. Chtcnden supposed that
any one who entered there left all thought Of ndepend-
cnce behind They dismaycd therefore, to learn a
the meeting on Thursday night that there were actually
member, of the who had the Oodncss to charge
Mr. Chittendcn with making use OF II to further ms pri-
yate and personal ends, and who also insnuatod that
Mr. Thurhcr Eas in cahoots " with MI ChitteEden,
whatever that may mean. The proper way to suppress
these rebels was what troubled MessrS Thurher ana
Chittrnden Yesterday why said one OF their friends
II this rebellion goes on, the first thing know the
Monopoly League will be urging an investigation OF
the olcomargnrine butter and glucose honey trade and
other like matters and you know Thurber could never
stand that -, 80, . ,,,
ago the League appointed committee 10 70 Ia Albany
and urec investigation ID! methods OF mo insurance com
punc4 While this committee @as I'm Albany Mr. lHlt-
udu appeared there privately 10 oppose the very hh"
the charge that the request for the investigation was
nut -lp lob " ia order that some members OF tho
League might secure enployincnt from inc III
surnnce companies 10 oppose II. william :. Man
uu,u John Morris and other members or the
Lcnglc, charge that Mr. Chittcnden was so en-
ployed by the insurance companlcs notwlthstanding
that he Albany opposing the invcS-
ttlon he aud Mr. Thurher TINT ruch charge comes
with bnd grace from Manning. VINO was stckl 10 Inr-
ther his own ends. aud they nave had dlscplinlng
committee appointed. after the manner OF Ihlhihauy
Hall II yas snid Yesterday that there would he an end
of insuboriinat0n at the next meeting OF the Lengue
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
RIFLES FOR STEAM VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The Secretary of
the Treasury to-day api rove ne rules and regulations
md amendments 10 the adopted at the recent
eetng Of the Board Of Supervising Inspectors of Steam
yessels The changes are as follows:
Amendment to rule A. requiring affidavit OF local In
,necors As 10 the genuneness ~ samples OF Ou srnt
TO supervising inspectors for test; aInendme 10 luio
23 regulating location OF steam hre-punps ana eAeihP
iug feTryboa from provisions Of the rule anehaneI
10 Ile i3 relating e-bOats. modifying former RUE
which was claimed DO In many cases lmfactlcaple
amendment to rule H. requiring that all ruopIr 9I can
vas uleralts shall be kept inflated at al uines5
amendmtuf 10 rule 81 requiring The officers ana crews
OF river passenger steamers 10 be dscplned m re ulli
and 10 keep station bell resolution requiring hcW
blank form for applicants for licenses as Omcers o.
steam vessels; the amendment in regard 10 tne iO o
certificates inspection; The amendment InlunR tho
ducty Of boiler 10 % per cent reduction OI area
ca bpnest tensile strain; the amendment requiring auto
matte plugs on all metal hfe-boats; the amendment re-
irng inspectors To inform local inspectors
~ Their districts OF their nDa action III Of appeal
from decisions OF local boaris.
The Secretary also approved the following devices for
use on steam vessels:
Iife-boats, hfr-preservers, boatplugs aud safety
the regulations Tor the government or the
inspectors Of foreign steam vessels
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
THE FUNERAL OF "JLMD ELLIOTT.

The arrangements for the funeral of "Jim
Elliott, the murdered pugilist, were completed
yesterday. The procession will form at
o clock to-day In front Of Mrs. McDavitts house
NO 216 Canalst, where the body lies The hearse will
be drawn by six gray horses, aud followed It thought
by more than hundred coaches. Two open baroucLes
will carry the numerous floral offerings that have been
to the house. There will be tIrtysIx pabearers
and beside the numerous friends who will ride
the Martns Association viii follow the hearse foot
the ferry. The procession viii move through Canal
st. to Centre-st., down Centre-st. to WOrhst,
through Worth-st TO Chatham Square, through
Division-st to Chrystic-st, through Chrystie
st. to COnal-st, through Canalst. to the
Bowcryi through the Bowery to seyenth-st, and
through Sevenht TO the ferry Four ferry boats Will
be in waiting transport the party 10 Hunters Point
thence Il will proceed 10 Calvary Cemetery.
The number Of callers yesterday was far in
excess OF that on any previous day. Men aud women
came and went tn steady stream until after
midnight. " That's the la5t Wen see or
poor Jim ;" said the men while "God bless
bis poor dead sOul!' cried the women. The
members OF the family weary with their long death
wat h and II will be a relief to them TO have the body
taken away Old Mrs Elliott els at the mead the coffin.
hour after hour, and speaks scarcely word Numerous
floral offerings TO the family yesterday, and
OdOr Of the flowers almost sitting In the close
little in which the body lay. Other floral offerings
are expected to-day from distance.