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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

Tnr gamblers Of Omahn have nhdr q
proposition TO The city authorities, that II
not lnlcrlurcd with, thcy viii pay for the
sllcel improvements aud keep up the wa
Ter works
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

ASp nov they have gono aud spoiled al
our mlnco.plc and plumcoke appetite by
announcing that they nro Importing ehol
Crh.lnlectrd fnlAlnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

rex,a has boon profoundly honorcd
~ the PERSON % col Hello OF Galveston,
who eat up ull three O'clock playing
MhlAl MN lrealdnnl ulnyuInnh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

81 Louis t.iohu Democrat.

II Mr. Cleveland II really anxious TO
carry Ohio for the Democrats, he might
make point by substituting Thurman
for Bayard In his cabinet alta very early
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

HuMr ul The circuHus have bls clo'
phanla, bu, they aro dwOrts TO The onc
Secretary ilnyard hna On hand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

Charleston News aud Coutlcr.
The Democratic conventions have III.
dorsod the president because they don't
want to quarrel In thor fnmishcd condl'
ton, with the only pantry In view
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
cnEAr coLnar


\ southern lady " cspetsenes \. {.
The business In y large mnnnistlnn,,
~ house of New York Wishes NJ.
eomc fret clneH milllnery eSlallhi@,s
take chnrgr ~ The mllllnpfy dae,n,'.
Of some store. Hest Of stierwS, \
u, Gazette piilce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

Tun Marshall 'rrl.wceokly Herald hn'
poi down from Use fence aud como ont ~
Antl,pfuhlhlllun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

cnolenA has Invaded Italy, aud KcIlc,
toclA avenged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

TnN Hon !, W, Thmckmoron who
has lust lclarned irom kunka springs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

I usl'-. \ small white. cnfly u.s. I,
~ on, Answprp 10 the name y ,'ai !
Que leaving same ~ kntorSan ~
literally rewarded,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

rooe DOT lor cyclones III locnl.optlou
circles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

euNDAy monslso, arrrrNn,lI o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

RIO WHOM tT MAY CoNCkRsels
hnulcrs have met together ~ N
association. One Of their rrIni'rilf,'
they win not furnish water 10 ~
owes one ut the association ipi sara X.
ruary N, lsSs, Whenever The liiv
water pnya back dues, ans one VI & Z
ilon WIN furnish II ~ him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

The most popular cigarrttes AT tho nopn.
lar price aw opcrs luns. wv wv"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
cAMnA


,em"ers o, tcr, ' ~ ~
IoSEpli e, TERRElJs lp,, Allss Z. ,
~ Office In the rcrirll balldlafl Y = (
ncr firet aud Main nstuets
nANls. nEAIL n RtNikhS. W.
~ CpunAplpra nj law uwt. NJ. n,
tlohal bank, Main street, fon view, /,
DoNktN 4 fiNCH, gk y ps
- finchi, Attorneys n IAN ". ~
over Twomhiy \ Snn, MI ftN.ajs ~
State and fcdrral coHfls ffurf Z
given TO collections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

uiNpF 4 QuiCkENsfkpt -
Ill ftnd Qnickcnstudi. ccahv M I,
turncyH NJ law, land aud w .iraa
Collections aud rotrcspeaara'' "
Rio, Val Verde county, Tex
IIpwK u. pEyTylN, sltcfn's.s Y. !, n
Ill TcN. VIII Give sliie' h'n,s
nVss IN amy or ihc cangssm wy -,
~ a. Inland. attorney s ,ss,ss h
~. 1cmplc. Tex, special e,.l,lss NJ
adjustment aud collccsloh~ 's'f
commercial hnalnVss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

that rate n viii double or treble The
iorcos available for saving their crops.
va viii have more confidence Ia The
Mauon coitonpickcr though, when We
hn,c seen bale VI cotton gathered by ",
ihbn can be Inspired by The most proiuac
adj magnificent pr0mlscr Of ~ makers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
SITUATION wASrrp.~v,,,

VA ANTEn--A position h 4 ,a,l
w twenty apycn Years Old. las a.
references. Had ten Years cumk'.
mercantile bueinces. Adlrs, 4 \
ToN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
NOM Ml.Nr. nMnlllNM
uusr

IroR RENT- \ fur room ge'isss !
u 10y Mrs, cellic Holt ~ retts ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

VxrAN1ED--A situation NJ tool +
w cuuntnnt or salesman bf n (.
cnrcd business man. Good ritll,.s
tlrcah l.. Gazette ofllec,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
ron sALr MisoKtiAstuI
wANrgn ROOMS
MisCrLLANpotS,

4 RTESiAN nhTH liotsk. Nieal
water, eighty gallons rrf alpl|f
tnlnwatcr.-whitc sulphur, magach a
the beat bathing water n Tho slalt ;
used ~ al Hot Sprlnga, drunk hp' Va
Ing. slnglc tlrkcte, " coats w. M
stanley n Marklri proptlclcfs, naiA''''
public auuAtr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

DRl ". W ilutIil. p es',f ~,
and t,.~idrncc fhltd s,, ~. -
oppoaliu the opera hpnse a..e Nti'
a IL. 2llp ~ n m cFH"F
TpaeVhNay. M M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06

IAW. b. MCnANikia dfnllp' \. 4
IL traction u teeth ~ wv ~, Z
Afttlftat f.rlh 4 rIipciAi''
strcrt. over rtiuclie ds'lf SLOW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
WANTED rEMAI.k man

ftrNERAL SERVANT wanted y N
VI private family Musl 10 ~
Washing aud ironing put out Apr \
Anderson, end of First street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-06
ROOMS roR NM.

rI,Wu ROOMS FoR RENr-To ree 4
| nlshcd the other uuinmlshtd \
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
PRECAUTIONS OF THE POLICE.
THIEVES TO BE LOCKED UP AND STREET BLOCK
AIDES TO BIZ VENTED.
r..o..o, D,r,oa ,y,a .t Dolice HcaIau1rtcrs

THIEVES TO BE LOCKED UP ASD STREET BLOCK
AIDES TO BIZ PRtvENfED.
Inspector Byrnes was at Police Headquarters
Yesterday planning active campaign against the pro-
fssoaa thieves expected he at work In the
city this week lie gave explicit directions to his men
10 keep close watch the appearance Of thieves who
have been absent at watering places during the hot
weather general spreading OF the dragnet for crmi
mails Is expected by Wednesday, when all the detectives
In the city will be the ert Many thieves VIII be
locked up until after sunday II they show themselves In
the crowds the Police Justices sustain the police
in the coed work While the body OF General Grant lies
In state at the CITY Hall the utmost precautions will be
taken to prevent plckpockets from mngling with the
crowds at that place Inspector Byrnes said yesterday
II people take ordinary precautions on the day OF the
funeral IL will not be possible for sneak thieves to steal
much. At least person ought to be lett IN each
house to keep watch on that day
superintendent Murray yesterday sent out general
order to the captains have the of platoons on duiy
after D. H. Wednesday and the following days uhtil
further notice. In consequence OF the extra duties whch
will be required Of the police. Detailed Instructions are
given In the order follows
The streets on the line OF march on Wednesday ana
Saturday during the hours required for the passage OF
the fun cortege must he kept clear IRON euro To cGfb
all vehicles removed hrrcircn also ai Dnluhx mar
rial where possible. ~ that the marching column can
proceed without hndrancc.
Vehicles must be allowed 10 stand III or DOCK up
any OF the streets ntersecng the line oil march, aud
In inn eriere with free passage or cars or other
vehicles whenever opportunity occurs either 10y hat
of or break the procession, mat VIII aie" hel 10
cross The line OF march . , =, oo. mar
Officers detailed on the line OF march 10 prevent Pe
sous who may cOngIesaie on the sldc"ak, 10" ,lom
Ing into the and thus Interfere WIN inc
sion must be prompt and firm ~ the dischaixe VI .,
usIng 40 unnecessary violence, but VIII Jake we
cnrb as their line, and ALLOW none 10 cross curing INC
massage of the funeral cOricgc .-........, .,,o,
Van Will Instruct the members OF your command INA,
70 an ambulance Is required during the passing oi the
,nn, corteg. on Saturday, notify the bremen sta,
t,nue m The 81 sna box. the FIRE COMMISSIONERS WI
statio man at each signal box along the Inc o h'cn
for liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
DEF.


BENNETT-At seabrght " j.. on saturday August l. Of
cholera nfantum Paul OF Sydney and Ade
aide H. Bennett OF this city
CORNELL-O On July 81 Rev. Or Thomas Cornell Rector
OF 81 stephens Church Brooklyn IN the Doth Of his
Relatives friends OF tho family respectfully invited
attend the funeral rom the church Jeer
and Patchenave, Brooklyn On ruesly, August at
half past o'clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Rdgeheid, Conn. after a sho
only laughter OF Emile j. and Dr. George III. Humphreys
OF this city.
HULL Entered into rest after long and painful illness
PHI be t. wife Olver c. Hull in tue lsth J
dence Mutononthe Hudson, Wednesday the 9Th INST az
2pm.
HUNTINGTON-At Granivlew. Rhea County Tenn on
Monday July ~ H. l. Huntington. formerly " Brooklyn.
LII GARsuddeny on Sunday evening the I'd inst, Jane
wife OF II. r. Lu Gar. aged 10 years and months
from her late residence. New Rochelle
IN Ihursiay. 9th inst. 3p NJ.
Train from Grand Central Depot AZ 2:l9 p.
RoMER-suddenly, at his late residence. Kingston " Y.
August 3, W. h. Romor
Funeral Thursday. August o. at 2p. m
Burial private.
SCHERMERHORN-At Bottom Lake George. Saturday
August 1880. George stevens Scherneinom IN tho 10Th
Oi his age.
funeral Trinity Chapel. West 2JiDsL, Wednesday,
August 8 at 10 o'clock a. m.
sWIFrAt Des Mones Iowa July 90 Cree infant son OF
Dr. Lawrence c. ana Mabel b. swift.
WALLER On saturday. August ]. Leyina T. Waller
Funeral services Church. Whfe Plains Ney.Yok
Central Depot, New-YoTk.
WHEELER-Dn sunday, August 2. Eldon Wheeler sud
after short Illness
friends the family respectfully to
funeral from his residence. lO5 Taylorst.
Brooklyn Tuesday evening, August 4, at O'clock.
Buffalo papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
ACTION OF LOCAL GRAND ARMY POSTS.

| HOW THE VETERANS WILL Marcia PUBLIC MEMO
RIAL MEETING PROPOSED.
The Memorial Committee of the Grand Army
of the Republic the Federal Building yesterday Il
take action in regard to the funeral General Me
Mahon presided, and delegates from most of the
| posts OF the city were present The report OF the
| Executive Committee was presented by Gen
| eral MclIahon They recommended that the Grand
Army march in solid column fourteen or sixteen hes
'front.' of the large number OF persons who
would part the procession 1t also recon-
mended that there he no post banners displayed AMI
that the Grand Army badges be worn drapcd.
The post formation is not to be observed but
each post will keep together as far as pos
sible. Herman Thum. Of kOltcs Post. said
that that post expected to parade with 800 or 400 men
and expected to have their own band.
General Mcmahon explained that the arrangements
for the fn cral parade IN charge OF General Han
cock and that the orders would probably be that the
members of the Grand Army from this city would
march In battaliops with bands only at the
heads of the battalons and the flags would
be massed together in the centre OF the
battaons The report OF the Executive Committee and
details recommended by them were approved by the
Memorial Committee after some debate. Captain Mem
moved that the Committee on Public Exercises bc
requested select time aud make preparations Tor
public memorial meeting In honor OF General Grant 10
be held in September October In the Academy OF
Music The motion was adopted General McMhhoh III
the processj5n would start at 10 o'clock. II was
pected that the Grand Army Posts would form on tho
sue streets heai DioN"""'' '0'"''" ''' ivy ~ ~
Canal-st. :. -
Il expected that at least 100 members OF the T. :
Grant Post, No 327. q. A. X. 0i Brooklyn, under H. NJ
Calvert OF whose members have been detailed In
a body guard ut the funeral, Will 20 TO Albany today
They will assemble at Everett Hall No 39s Fu0n-si al
w.. and march thence 10 the Annex ieiry 10 wee
hawken, Journcying by the West shore
road. At Albany they Will meet The
funeral train from and WI act a, the guard OF
tho Capitol Upon the departure OF the rcnains FOR ins
city the Post will return by the West
Shore road and meet the funeral train
at the Crank Central Depot. During
the rest OF the week headquarters Will be maintained ~
tine A.tor House, aud constant guard Will be- kept IN the
CITY Hall while the body OF the dead hero II lying III
state
The Mexican War Veterans OF Brooklyn met In the
City Hall last evening and passed rsointo OF respect
and eulogy General Grant and resolved To al tcnd te
funeral body. The veterans Of the l39h Regiment
also met IN Brooklyn and took similar action.
The Twentieth Ward Republican Association of BrooK
lyn adopted series OF resolutions last evening ch
pressiye of the feeling loss the death OF General
Grant an apprccdyc OF his great services Tor the
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
MISS ABBOTrs OBSERVATIONS ABROAD.

Miss Emma Abbott has just returned from
peted her for season. which opens In
Septelnbcr She said "a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, that she had brought with
her from Worth the beautiful dress she ever saw,
white brocade silk with dark green leaves white
ground all presenting biilowy appearance WITH the
aid of drapery of paest Nile the panels
were of green velvet hanG-embrodered IN silver and
pearls Worth had in mind nymph rising from the
waves of the sea "Queen Isabella said Miss ABBOTT
s'was so delighted with the dress that she oricred
another lust like the Princess Louis Ferdinand OF
Bavaria. My operate costumes were uesgncu ny 'he
chief cOstuuer Of the Grand opera"
Miss Abbott had another talk With Gounod regarding
an opera TO be written by him Tor her. " Inc
librettist who to write the opera Iof
wbcIh / was to pay 100000 france" said Miss
Abbott, " died last November. aud now want anolhcr
M Conuod thinks that Faust and Romeo ana juliet
were his greatest works. because OF the sentiment OF
love which he considered his best Inspiration. roy
ecte never inspired him. and seemed 100 hcavy. Whch
20 to Paris, In Stay next, hope TO have a hbrctto
which will suit Gounod's ideas" 49,,
Miss Abbott praised highly the London represshiaii1h
of The Mikado" referring especially To the VIII OF INC
lbretto, the excellent selection or characters anu
The mounting Presented in SUCH way
here 10 could not but DC success
rs IL had been In London Miss Van Zandt SAID bliss
Abho.f was singing poor houses although IA charih
ang SINGER. She surprised to ma what hos' Vi
Curopean singers were out Of engagements
Miss Abbots repertOry this season Will embrace some
thirty operas She expects great success III w
OF the North" Din which RonconI VIII DO IthF ne utop'
and IN 'IAkme." The spanish tenor. Fernando Micne
lena has been secured, and Mile Laura ,eiii nas
Boga" In The latter part OF the season La Coniessa
CAnah" Will be produced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
Post Office NOIicc.

foreign countries neenot be specially addressed
for patch by rticuar steamer except whom IL de-
dupicat OF BANKING snl al documents
Letters not specially addressed being sent by the fastest
Foreign mais the week ending August will close
(PRoMPrLY In ali casos) at tnis oiice a. follows;
TU EsDAY-Ata IN for Jamaica $. Edith Golden:
for Brazil and the La Plaza Brisi
per s. Msranhense. via Baltimore.
WEDNESDAf-At $50 a. m. for Europe per s. =. Vera.
Via southampton and Bremen; at 9'a m Tor France
direct per Canada, Havre 0etters must be az.
per Canada ~ at II m. COR JAMAICA, Central
via Kingston ana Aspnwa Qettcrs for Mexico must b.
directed per Aibano"
THURsDAYAt II a. for Europe, per 4. Republic.
via Queenstown; at D. w. Tor bermuda. per = orr.
FRIpAY--At a. M for St Pierre Mlqueon via Halifax; az
1880 D. Tor Porto Rico direct per Andes; NJ 1880
d. HoJduras ana Livingston, s. Ellie knight.
Ncw-Orieansi az 1880 Tor ruxllo and kuatll.
per s. Profess n Morse. via Now. u. leans
SATURDAY-At ~ IN. for Europe. per 4. g. se-via va
Queenstown tieers fo Germany, etc. must DO rsctcd
via Bremen; at IL m. for ,taao direct per s. Al
choria via Glasgow (eters directed "par Al
choria" at IL m Tor the Netherlands direct per
w. A scholten, via Rotterdam letlers mus be directed
Belgenland via Antwerp letters must DO directed
per Beigeniand").
Mails sandwich Islands, per Alameda (va San
Francsc0 close August - at p. m Mails for tho
society Islands, steamer (va san francisco) close
here August "a ut 7 p IN
The schedule Of closing Pacific mails
OF their uninterrupted overland transit 10
Francisco day Of ealing Of dispatched
'"'"'' '"' '@''' HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmassss.
Post once Nsw.York. N. Y.July u. 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
WORKING IN THE RAIN AT RIVERSIDE.

The storm ragged more furiousy along River
side Park yesterday than ii did In the centre oil inc cy
In the us that intervals he clouds wcuid settle
ike banks Of fog the plateau so that IL was dot
10 distinguish objects distance OF 100 feel "us's Oh
wind then swept The clouds away the trees sway anu
hent and the rain descended IN torrents large ioice
-, ,,. re.pmed work on the grounds In the morning,
and The rain assisted in packing down the newly made
avenues. ,a
AT the tomb Of General Grant the masons soon iouhu
IL fmposslble to continue work WITHOUT So'no
L,,d of shelter President Crmmins directed thht u
tent should be brought MP from the city 10 Dc e
was sire tcbed over the tomb under when inc
, orred with dniculty. The rain was swept uhucr
he and strong gust occasionally cafrleh he
tho ,rom the Fastening tft the men cNPoheu
i, In ibe afternoon the wind became stronger anu
r., work was finally abandoned for the day ABOUT ~ W;
tttie urogress was made in the vault on s he
". W., n. nd W. fall the morning 10 DC uscn u VIZ
ca,r suII continued. IL might delay the wofk 'empo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA SUBSCRIBERS.


PIrTsBURG. Aug. 3 (SpeciaD.-It is asserted
by number OF subscribers the South Pennsylvan
road tha the offer made by Mt Twomby at tho recent
meeting OF subscribers did not even contemplate bond
Mr. Twombly was especially pressed on this point by
those present and requested to describe the security
which would be delivered. This he declined to do.
wher,upon he was asked il 1t bond, and then ho
minated that would DO stock bearing guarantee.
prominent member of the syndicate was to-day asked
what the dissatisfied people could now do, or what they
could gain by litigation. His reply was
"They can do one two things. namely: II as they
say they can control majority interest In the syndicate
there scarcely any doubt but what they could get the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to accept this
stock rs present az the nominal price of III share
i'm consideration OF which the Baltimore and Ohio would
guarantee the south Pennsylvania per cent bonds and
complete the road The net result OF this would be the
receipt Of good six per cent guarantee bond by each
subscriber instead OF three per cent mongre stock as Is
now offered them. This course would give the Balt-
moro and Ohio II control OF South Pennsylvania In
exchange for its guarantee. The traffic contracts
held by the South Pennsylvania Railroad would give tue
Baltimore and OHIO coveted entrance into New York
over the Reading ami Jersey Central In perpetuty for
nothing instead cost Of perhaps Slo.Oo0OOO or
500. OOO, OOO which they now propose spen ing Oh IT,
The her OF relief for South Pcnnsy sub
scrbers is to consolidate their interests, employ able
counsel and then FOR specific performance Of con-
tract"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
PARTICIPATION OF THE NAVY
CONTINUED from First Page,

probation OF the genius and great mora
Kesotred, That In tho death of General Grant tho
Nation has sustained loss bich will long be realized
Resoired That the OF League be draped
In appropriate mourning until after the day OF bis
funeral.
Resoivod That copy OF these resolutions be for.
warded 10 his bereaved family.
The resolutions seconded in brief speeches by
James p. Davenport. Charles N. Tantor and NJ A.
Sutherland and unanimously adopted. On motion
OF Mr. Davenport the League voted attend the funeral
in body, taking position with other Republican clubs
OF the city.
The Tammany Society. at its monthly meeting last
evening, unanimously adopted the following:
The soldier Of age has fallen. The Tanmany
Society. Columbian Order Of tho City of NewYork,
IN common with the rest of his counrymen, mourn this
loss Therefore.
Resored That in the death of Ulysses s. Grant tn.
Union has sustained the loss OF dear and devoted
his labor to preserve its integrity aud whose magnan.
unity and kindness to those who opposed him on the
ing after a sternly contested Civil War. From Apo
mattox dates the end Of sectionslism Thenceforwar
asaS sa and
man did 50 much to bring about TINS r [esn,
the Unonst and Confederate united in the universal
which all citizens feel at his death and JOIN
principles and the Union to which his life was so ear
nestly devoted. I'm,
lily In their aicton and tender them our sncere con-
dolence.
memorial meeting or c0l0red people at Bethel
Church. In sullivan-s largely attended last night.
Notwithstanding the rain The interior OF the edifce
draped in black and catafalquc on the platform
surmounted by portrait of the dead General. An
address delivered by the Rev. W. b. Derrick MT
Derrick said:
We consider ourselves part and parcel Of this Nation
and feel loss with much tenderness as any other
part. We mourn for the who was taken away
when he had reached the height Of popularity and the
pinnacle OF glory. He leaves clear record and unsul-
he'd name. He knew when TO speak and when to he
silent lie leader Of leaders he was great and
noble man. Freedom had no stronger champion !.
| shook his hand twice. lie loved me not ms colorcd
nothing for such love-, but as human be-
ing.
After the eulogy thiryeight girls decorated the cata
faque resolutions appropriate TO the occasion were
adopted.
special meeting OF the Republican County Commit
tee will he held at Grand Opera House Hail. at Eighth
ave- and Twentythrd-st, on Thursday evening. Reso-
buttons will be adopted and speeches made behttin. the
OCCASION
1t s understood that meeting Of exConfederatc SOL
ders Will be held at the Hoffman House tomorrow
evening for the purpose OF honorng General Grant Inc
committee consists OF william Hancock Clark a. NJ
Davies, W. /. Duff, W. =. Peyton and others. All eX-
Confederat ties are invited TO attend