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For the Dispaich.l
In MQmOrlArn.

A caimness that Il deepest flow,
A depth without the surface glow
A stiffness from fatal blow,
our greatest griefs to know.
A touch the Iafinite can only send,
A sorrow all llfe's thoughts To blend
A grief that only seems 10 bend,
And yet continues TO the end.
An undercurrent IN the tide
That bears us TO the " other sihe.'
rOBER Ia, 1888. n
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fair; luck was agIn me, for all the lighting
was over; 40, as was struttihg ABOUT
looking fer some boy TO cross SUCK VIA,
saw this poor mans bald head poked out
Of slit in the tent that he might cooi ",
aud II looked so inviting that. Tor the sow'
o, me. I couldn't help hitting the biow.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
I 1 sluknI-lE In kELElI MLLNnI n ] L

1883
DEPART RICHMOND: townsville aud tin,in
nati eNprcs-, /. 20 4. VI. daily: mail. 10 4. VI,
daily excerpt Sundasl Ashland. ~, aud "inHI-
bus ohio. night EXPIRES, lO +. VI. daily irNr'Ut
sundlyl. for Norfolk and Old Point. 4 T.. VI.
daily except SuudaYl. . 4. VI. daily lrNrfpI
sunday
THE 4.3O T.. VI. TRAIN >TOr~ FOR roc ~.
~ >lNESS between Richmond and thtrlnitt .-
willie.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, D.. 80 4.
NJ. except sunday. J:3O /. VI. daily, and b.lU a..
NJ. except sunday; from Norfolk and old Point
/ 4. VI. daily except sunday. and $40 T.. NJ.
ftOm Old P0lut and Norfolk except ~rudahI.
Louisville aud Cincinnati fa-t-Linc Pullman
slepping-cars ana dty coaches IRON ElchuuHI Il
Cincinnati. aud from Charlottesville at ~ 4. 'i
Louisville.
TIcket-Oniccs. lOOC Main street and tl,-,
peake aud ONO Railway depot.
~. ". FULLER
General IH-.nuEtI Agent.
&, W. SMITH, General Manner. ur -
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CONNECTIONS

At Richmond With Associated railway for s
points ~Outh. and Richmond, Frederick shufg o. Il
Potomac railroad tor all points North; AZ Iynch-
bury with Virginia Midland railway for an pOii =
north. and Norfolk aud Western railroad for
knoxville. Chattanooga, AiaRta. Nashville,
Louisville. Memphis, New Orleans aud an point
in the South. southwest. aud IcNa'. sleeper
IYnrhburg 10 New ORLEANS and Chattanooga
wiihnu change. and on ali ght trains. TIT train
makes close connection b. Memphis and 40 south
western points, and avoids several hours nNoNrt At
Chattanooga.
Sleepfng-car Gftdched 10 Night Erprsss y'r
LyHchburg. Rerths VI Co. Nnsi burg.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
J. IL. MAtNtEDo.
ia ...f INf.r
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has It's spirit or genius. every valley It's
nympb, every spring Its naiad. Hence
mountains and rivers, old trees ana GU
rious rocks, become objects OF worship
Nature.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP. rgs9
~ COMPANY. .sSssSsas-s
FOR NEW YORK.

TINS company viii di,pifrh one ct mcirplruiid
slcaWer--tUN ANDOiIE. ROANOhE. WAN
HAITIAN. DOMINION, tnd RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ana SUNDAY
For hours of sailing. spc adYeriiseuIt 81 hciow.I
~tcaiuc~~ leave New orb ~ lSDAl -. ltlt RS
DAY sand SATURDAY = 10 Z. NJ. from PlrI &c
mcw numbcrl North river foot Of H,aci street
They have splendid saloons, -tatc-r0oms, ana
hat i-ruOus.
The fare accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
ACter-cabn fare 10 spw Ork tinclnding meals
aud hprtnI. : 10. rOund-trip tickets fte sbofage
Freight, tor points htYoud New orr forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actulI
expense Incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock =. VI. ,lany.
tor further information. apply to
GEOEGI N.ALLfN a co, Agent,
fVp pisp fnMnfuY - Viltftf.. ftDrltfte.
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A Simplicity I'm Roumania's Queen.

ibdumOre tun.l
A royal court is commonly supposed TO
be centre OF luxurious and eXtravagant
influences, but that Of Roumania certainly
Is not. Queen Elizabeth, when first she
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Freight received daily tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
SmiihdCld. and Hampton. Washington, -. g.;
Newheru. Washington. and I1rhoro', y. G., and
All points In Eastern Norlh Carolina; also, iol
Eastern shore ct virginia, Od Point. and on regu.
iar landing, on llmc- RIVER. at LOWEST RATES
aud tAroueh bills issued. D.. q. INit VI.
iN23 Suprriutt nd,u at.
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RAILROAD LINES.
q n - -

"a n ;siiizs%..:;s;;f -
ND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedue
JULY y. 1888:
600 A. NJ. leaves Byri-stfcct station daily: stops
only at Milford aud Frederick slurg.
Sleeper from jacksonville 10 Wash
ingtOu.
ll:lO A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcct station daily Tex
cept SundaysI.
4:fS /. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily.
Sleeper from Savannah 10 New York.
1l:l3 A. NJ, arrives AT Byrd-Street station daily
sleeper from New York 10 savannah
2:il L. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-sircet station daily I,
stops M Fredericksburg. Milford. aud
junction. sleeper from Washington
~ Jacksonyille.
GAS y VI. arrives AZ Byrd-Strect station daiv
except Sundsysl.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
500 A. NJ. leaves Elba; arrives At Ashland a
7.I3 \. VI. stops ~ Hungary.
400 l.. NJ. accommodation leaves Brn1d-~ireoi
station; arrives Al Ashland nj SOP
T.. VI.
1903 T.. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland Al
s:Os =. VI Stops "a Hungary.
6:O5 AM. arrives at Elba. leave. Ashland Al
5:2s AN. stops al Hungary.
s:35 A. NJ. accommodation; arrives at Broad.
Street station; leaves Ashland at 1898
AN
6:1OP. NJ. arrives at Eliza; leaves Ashland a,
5:3I 4 NJ. Stops ~ Hungary.
C.A.TAYLOR. General Ticker Agent.
T.. r. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

a:l0 4. VI. MAIL daily Except sunday.
il:lj A. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily exc IT
sunday.
7SO A. VI. Night EMPRESS daily ieXc,pt
hOudayl.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

L ANAWlIA LUMP, SPLINT, AND
IN CLONER-lliLL LUMP f. CRATE uses. IN
IllRAtlIE COAL, all lies. AN screened before
sent out Also All Kinds PINE aud OAK WOOD,
sawed ana split. Prices a- lon q, any dealer ln
city.
once No. l7l4 east Cary. Telephone No, ~.
oc lI-Im 4. 4. 1tiON.
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A NTHRACrrE AND CUMBERLAND

A NTHRACIrE AND CUMBERLAND
N COAL.-WlkT ROBERTS, wholesale and
retail dealer In best quality ANTHRACITE amt
GEORGES GREEN CUMBERLAND COAL.
Tobacco manufactures furnished bv the cargo,
or In lots from 10 Ia 100 tons. at baltimore and
Georgetown quotations. Also. WEST VIRGINIA
sPLfNT. CLOVER hill LUMP. and OAK and
PINE WOOD Sawed aud spntl, Of chole. quality
at lowest market rates. ONCE aud yard, corner
seventeenth aud Cary streets. Telephone No,
l69. " 2i-3m
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DHILADELPHlA, RICH r-1f@s,,
-sssk--ss
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing daSs: Every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY AT II NJ, aud every SUNDAY al
4. VI.
Freight for Tu,>day.' and FRIDAY steamers rc-
criycdt tin 1880 \. NJ; tor sunday steamer 600
5 Il. VI. saturday. Freight received daily till ,
L. VI.
Fare, 81.
For further Information. apply to
=. ". Ntt ARKtCkt
General Southern Agent office Eeckrtts.
". T.. tINDE Is 60.
no 20 General Agents.
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INST VIRGINIA. LMP. BLAZING

LNN NIN'IININ IT VI bI4N|'I.N''
IL CRATE coal. IL $3.50 per ton. delivered :;
BEST WEST VIRGINIA SfLiNI ~ Mf tONL,
BRlGilr-IOPE and MIDIullliAN ~ WI
COAL, all At lowest price. COohlN'' cont, Tho
most economical Kitchen fuel lt,',, NluNt, aud
NlT RED and MillIE-A~H ANIilRAtIIt
coal; LONG. SAW Ed, and ~fIll- WOOD 81
The hest quality and AZ favorable riitf % buyers tt
722 east Nam street. Telephone No.. -.
oc 2-tDe5 J. u. WATKINS.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.

carrying Ohilrh states Wtlil
u. {. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leave Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNES-
DAY AND FRIDAY
AZ A. NJ, STREET CARS CONNECT N
FULL TINED Tor ahove-naincd place. Return
lug tne steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Ncwport's News on alternate days, arriyms
Al Richmond az about =. VI.
Through tickets OF sale on steamer aud AZ Gar
hers Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage check ed
through.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NIGHT.
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L ANAwHA sPLlNT COAL.

Attention OF dealers and consumers T. invited
to the above SUPERIOR COAL, beng Justly con
sidercd the best on rhe market and gives universal
satisfaction. order for winter supplies solicited.
:. T.. LAIiiROP.
sole Agent for Richmond,
tJ27 Seventeenth street, az Draw bridge.
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AxAxNuHILATeR OF LIFE.

tn. ,uveu,.sn Of Bridgeport MANA Ma
chine which Kill. . Man without Noise
a, Pathway Its Inventor was Refused 7"
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DbFAhi M VI "s'.sh'@'
ONLY ONE DOLLAR Sy-sN,
" TO .Ek<.~as2&.
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
MOUTH
ONLY AZ TO N ASIIINGTON. L.

NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
MOUTH.
ONLY az TO WASlliNGTON,D.C
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANl'S
JAMES RIVER LIMB FOR
NEW PORf'S NEWS,
NORFOLK, . or >NDi III. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT.
CONNECTS AT NORfOLk CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR Old POlNEliAMPTON.
DAi IIMOkt, AID Itlr NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON,
AND At NORFOLK WITH STEAMERS ron
EASTERN SHORE on VIRGINIA.
AND Ar
NEWPORTS NEWS WITH STEAMER " AC-
COMAG" FOR SMiTNfiELD.
ONLY Rot 10 WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONIi ALL-MATkR Roi IE.
JAMES RIVER il DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LtS~ THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE no NoHtOl, IA, sl.On lNoIIuIT.
EARE ROl Nj Il'lr. s2.OO.i -"
FARE 10 WASHINGTON. ID. G., 81.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAY-LANDlNG FARES FROM Doc. TO 90C.
MEALS, Toe.
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Miss Kate Field has been camping out In
the San Juan silyer-mining district.
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EoR BALTIMORE. efrs|s.
POWHATAN LINF-DlEtCT STEAMER

Tfntii further notice Tie steamer ALI Ntt WIZ
s1ilt.rrV SAIt' iIbAA az ~ w., from POWH A.
TAN DOCK. 40 invent, fourth aud Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills OF lidng signed ana goods for
war,icd with dispatch 60 points North and We.
Fret mt received daily until - =. NJ.
For further Information. apply o.
M.O. Knight. Agent.
D.J. WEtslGEE, Soliciting Agent. ic 22
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Y TT'TTT-TT
PULLMAN-ChE ~TRNlCF
on Train 5O-NcW lurb and Montgomery HlI
Washington and Dlutllr.
o. Iriiu J3-l,irhnuud auh Dtu,Il, Iu1
Washington t"d AuRu-tt, Charlotte uId N.Hi-
enmfIy.
IicLtt- sold to an point. -onth. southeast luf
southwest. and baggage checked through
Nolay-oStr check given ou local Nrhti..
VI. 81 At.Ilillk.
General pl..furtI hr.ri
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager
a. MR.. INLtoII. ttu,rtl Manager. -rIG
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A TLANTIc COAST LINE.
RICHMOND And pErEE>Ht EG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE,
~ EFttC Jt.ll ~. lN~3.

~
RICHMOND AID PFrEE>Bt EG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE,
~ EFFECT III - 1853.
LRANE sICHNoND-sot INWARD.
II.tl 4. NJ dtilN, cunuefting tor Nor A. Ns-
hieh. Charleston. savannah, tud tlu.
ridl. stop, 40 bfewH's Biun, trs-
trlhi, and chester Pullman sleeper
New \ orb CO. savannah.
100 T.. VI. FAST MAIL, daily. connecting fnf
thYrl,etpu, Savannah, Hni Florida.
Iuis Train MAKE uu local .tup. fu.'.
mau .ltrprrN t.lusfnu fut htIIi .fu..
COS T.. M.AtCoMMuDAIlON. daily Ucs,tpt
sunday.
65s \. VI. freight. dali, leNr,pt sunday.
80 =. " sunday excursion.
..EAVE PEItRla, soHIiiw ,Ep-fnu0 AZ
ruMA1tON ukIrtl
i.5S \. VI. 1 N~I WAL. daily. Mthr, ao ls.s
-tops sleeper ,hiilt.tun lee Mt-i.-
iugfnu.
7:3OA.M ACCOMMODATION. daily ,Ve,p.
sunday.
3.27 T.. NJ daily. stops "a Chester. C,uu4lia
and Drewrl lilun. puilmtn .It,pe
savannah u Sew lork.
6;OS T.. VI. fright daily icNctpt ,nndaNl.
~ a. !, W. sunday excursion.
An daily passenger trans make cls-c conus,,ila
AZ Richmond Tor tit points north. east and vest.
THE ONLl Aii-RAtl. ROuTt 10
NORfOIh.
Leave Richmond ll.3l A. daily. Arrive Nor.
FOX $3.50 T.. VI.
leave norfolk 1870 T.. NJ daily. Arrive Gish.
mOud4.2s T.. VI.
J.R. KIM \. Superintendent.
4. NJ EMERSON. General PASSENGER AGENT.
soL. HAAS. Iraihc Manager. W.
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DEsT ANTHRACITE. FOR STOVEs

DID 4 y IT II Nv To 7 III = - -
- CRATES, aud furnace, 500. ~. and 500 ger
ton Of 1000 pounds. Do not pay for NJ coal
COALBIRG SPLlNI EAST iiaBkI IT. MI. 800 p
HAIL. -. 30 per ton at $1,000 pounds; good >"fi
Coal, i.5O To- - per ton of 10000 p'nudt; ~"ll
coke, tt.75, f5.2j. and $3.50 u,r tom: 1l Kind "i
Engine coal. Long Pine Mood. -. S2.25. Ind
$3.50 per half-cOrd Oak wood. long aud -l"td /,
kndlng wood. lowest price, Tor hrst liroad
street opposite Theatre, aud 1909 CRY rtrt't.
Telephone No. 100. Zoe lOI q H. fA"t.
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A LESSON ORGANIC JouKNALrsM.

o, it is the proper caper for q man that runs
To make of it an organ OF the stifest regular
He must have no firm opinion. be the sycOphantic
OF the party from whose patronage he seeks to
To the people who are in he must stick through
While TO ali their peccadilloes he remains en-
tirely blind.
or to cast a lasting blot upon the photograph Oh
For the rascals and the robbers, for the lobbyists
For the hsTpies of the Treasury he hath exceed
O, his mouth opens wide to sing of the virtue of
From whose stoutly stuffed exchequer he ex-
poets great reward.
For Dorsey and for Brady, and for all the very
Proceedings OF the men who went to fortune per
For the sponging, sleek commissions, for the vam-
For the horde OF burglar-statesmen who abstract
the public loot,
And for ali their pleasing ways, from an ample
He must deal out sops of compliment in quaint
ties to suit
He must make s special study how the deepest,
May throw at all who dare oppose his hackers
He must argue very tartly, conclusively and
smartly.
By calling better men than he all sorts of scurvy
names:
To the very bitter end, he must steadily defend
The grand old moral party, with its constant
crop of shames.
He must have TIL Administration work up his
circulation,
And give to his subscription list big official
boom:
The trembling poor Postmaster must faster still
and faster
Disseminate our circulars, to save his head from
doom;
The unhappy P. o. clerk must take off his coat
and work
Till our number of subscribers to hundred
thousands loom.
Howe's officials quake lest DER them illuminate
the wrath of Gorham,
Backed up stoutly by his potent editorin-chief.
For they knew that great Frank Hatton never,
never will be sat on
By his party while his paper praises ev'ry public
thief;
And they know he won't be lax in bringing down
his axe,
Whereby p MS who don't subscribe may
chance to come to grief.
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To those who have lived long enough to
have read the predictions uttered in GER
tain class of alnAnacs at the opening of each
year, there is something amusing in the let
of horrors that are accumulated upon the
coming twelve month";. Horrors in earth,
air and water are prophesied with The SUBJ
FINEST confidence. We have not YET got
through the first month of the year 1888,
yet, already, the utmost horrors Zadkiel and
all the wizard host could foretell in their
astrologic jargon are outdone. Fires hays
consumed victims by heostombs; floods have
devoured them, shipwecks have engulied
them, gunpowder has blown them up, aud
railway and sea collisions have rent them to
pieces. A most ominous beginning of
the new year, but, not sufficient
% satisfy the prophets, for one
Of them assures us that March ia
to bling prodigiss that will make all the rest
pale shadows. The stars that fought against
Sisers are to fight against half the human
race. In that month roaring whirlwinds,
shriekins tarnadoes, and crashing cyclones
are to uproot the land, lay low the trees, de-
stroy the cattle, aud tear the houses to frag-
ments. Old ocean is 70 be tossed as never
before; the unchaiped winds are to lash his
waves into mountain nights, to send bis
waves careeriug into de land, swallowing up
whole villages; and ne shipping not in har.
Dor, iron the 6sbsrmsk cookie she'll to the
mightiest steamer, issS sasalied- in-ih.
deep abysses followed out between ragini
pillows that cast their white and foam-lader
heads high toward the. inky clouds thai
hang, like hideous curses, above, pouring on
hail and gushing rain, and vomiting fame
lurid as the satanic gull, aud destructive al
the arrows Millions angel husled upon tn,
hosts OF the lost. Wemsy last Jsnusrs, out
some may Withstand February, but az m
Canadian sc enlist pictures March, who car
| win through that2
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CABLEGRANS S.

LONDON, January 25.-Lord Greville is
dead; age sixty-two years. He was Liberal.
LONDON, January 25.-The Bank of En-
gland has reduced the rate of discount from
five to four per cent.
MONTREAL, January 25.-The Canadian
Pacific Railroad stock listed on the Stock
Exchange to-day sold up to 623.
LONDON, January 25.-A Brazilian loan
OF ETA, 100000 al four and one-half per cent,
put upon the market by Rothschild at SO,
has been more THAI fully subscribed.
GAMBIA, January 25.-Relations between
suspended. The vics-consul who insulted
The governor has been called to Athens.
TORONTO, ONT, January 25.-The North
America st. Georges Union will Monday for
ward to Gladstone an Illuminated address,
commemorative Of his fifty years OF public
Service.
NGUAYAoUIL, January 25.-The revolution
in Euquador continues, Guayaquil is still
qulet, but the government refuses TO be. re-
| spOnsible for the safety Of foreigners and
their property.
vienna, January 25.-The Emperor TO.
day granted private audience to DeGiers,
Russian foreign minister. DeGiers was re.
ceived with great distinction, and the inter.
view lasted half an hour. The papal nuncic
subsequently visited DeGiers.
| CAJAMARcA, PERU, January 25.-The As
sembly passed resolution TO treat for i'm.
mediSte peace, with or without Bolivia, pro-
vIded the republic retains Its independence
and Is no. ..fipped OF all resource of regen,
Grafton. Lossn's recall is expected because
OF letter direct 20 Montero.
MADRID. January 25.-Marqu1s de Sar.
doal, recently appointed FIRST vice prssideni
of the Chamber of Deputies, replying to q
| toast, said: 1--WE believe monarchy apS
democracy compatible. Monarchy daily be
comes more respected. l drink TO liberty, t.
the press, TO democracy and to King Al
fonso." His remarks were greeted will
cheers.
TRIESTE, January 25.-Jhe new irreden
list "Overdsnk Club" having issued paper
OF an insulting nature, the police visited th'
houses of the members and arrested ><evera
of them. The burgomaster Of Verse, WHIT
arrested Overdank and his associates, is con
stautly receiving threatebing letters. He in
tends to dispose Of his property and leav,
the neighborhood-
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THE LAST SAD RITES
Funeral Services Over the Unreeognized
Dead OF the Newhall House
Holocaust.
The Services Participated in by the
Clergy Of All Denominations
pressive Ceremonies.

MILWAUKEE, January 25.-The solemn
last rites over the recognized victims OF the
Newhall House disaster occurred this fore
noon. Nearly all the business houses, all
the city and county departments and banks
were closed, and the Chamber of Commerce
and postofice from 10 to IL o'clock. The
occasion was generally observed as one of
deep mourning. Pursuant 10 the agreement
of the clergy of all professions, twenty-three
bodies we're awarded to the Protestants and
twenty 10 the Catholics. Each victim was
placed in a neatly-trimmed imitation rose
wood coffin, and every scrap recognized as
the remains of human body cared for. The
bodies assigned to the Protestants were
taken to the Exposition building, which was
densely crowded, and the service commenced
at 10 O'Clock, under the direction of the Rev.
Mr.. Lester, of the Episcopal church. After
The reading of psalms, singing, scripture
readings by Methodist, Presbyterian and
Congregational clergymen, the Revs
Freeman, of the Emmanuel Pres
byterian church; Rabbi Moses, OF Tenn
pie Emmanuel, and Hoskins, of the Iude-
pendent Union Gospel church, delivered
short addresses, and the services closed with
singing "Old Hundred" in which the whole
audience j9ined. The services experienced
an interruption by the exp losion of the steam
pipe in one of the galleries. The crowd made
rush for the exits, but WAS soon quieted.
Fully 10000 people were in the building,
but the stampede was not attended by any
fatal results. simultaneously with the exer-
cises at the exposition the Catholics held
services in st. Johns cathedral, which was
heavily draped in mourning. Father Keogh
delivered a sermon, followed by solemn
mas of requiem by Archbishop Hess, ss.
sisted by all the Catholic clergy of the city,
and concluding with an absolution over the
bodies of the dead. After the services pro-
cessions were formed from each place of ex
ercise, which Joined at a given point
| forming a line of over two miles in
length. All military bodies, societies
and most OF the civil societies of the city par.
| ticipating fully 5000 people in line), despite
the bitter cold weather. The collins were
placed upon sleighs prepared for the occa
| sion in the most elaborate and appropriate
| manner, and the Protestants taken 10 Fores
Home and the Catholics to Calvary Gene
| terry and inferred in common graves, under
| impressive ceremonies. The citizens com
mittee was busy collecting funds for monu
ments to mark the last resting place OF tn,
victims of the terrible disaster. The inques
in the case adjourned till tomorrow, on &C
! count of the funeral ceremonies.