Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-10


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CHANGED OUR OPINIONS.
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The error OF his ways and voted the
straight Democratic ticket is half so
thoroughly reconstructed on funda-
mental issues as we are. Weignore all
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mass of brilliant glass mosaics or gold
backgrounds its lnnumerable columns,
each having different capital and
profusion Of sculpture and ornamental
ccrce associated with the idea os the
East. In this large Byzantine
edifcc every inch is work of
art. The floor is marble mosaic
the arches and domcs are covered with
gold, relieved with pictures. Prophets,
apostles, saints are scnlptured in every |
material. Over the high alter canopy |
OF green marble is supported by |
columns carved IN brown marble, and
behind 1t is the altar in row OF
columns, one OF which is said to have
been brought rom the temple oil Jeru-
salem. An afternoon inside St. Marks
Cathedral brings variety OF scene,
enough 10 furnish themes Tor Volumes.
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rett, Profsgs OF Ruskin's, painting
different views; strangers conducted
through oy guides speaking Jargon OF
many languages men and women
coming IN to say short prayer at this
altar or ~ that, others who Gene in to
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with q pointed hood hanging down the
back. The coffin, evidently containing
The body OF young man OF the working
classes, was draped with red ana car
ned on stretcher by two OF the red
Fobed attendants. IL was placed on a
bier ut a side entrance. -FOUR other NJ
endants held lighted candles IN taii'
gilt candelabra another bore q cruci-
TX, and several young men, friends OF
he deceased from their appearance,
stood round tapers IN hand. Mean
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