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~t,l, Searching for ra.cott.

CHICAGO, August IA local paper says: Lax
night a detective told reporter That the pollOs
expected 20 arrest Tascott, the murderer uT NiI-
lionaire Amos j. Smell. within f0rty-elght hUurn.
Three days ago Inspector bonreld left town. lt
was given Out that he had gone 20 Colorado Tor
recreation. A dispatch from Denver yesterdaF
said he had arrived there In company with taa
friends The names OF the Inspectors frlends
could not be obtained at police headquarters, but
a reporter learned that two officers had disalI-
peared from the city about The time the inspector
LETT. Two weeks ago BOnueld expressed cunrdeuCs
that he would yet Oring Taseott 10 the gaIlogs.
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Burned 20 the Water's Edge.
ANEW YORK EXCURSION BOAT pEsTRoYKD-rRx BAR.
TENDER PERSHES.

GLEN COVE, L L.. August 1.-the steamboat
Bay Ridge, plying between New York and Sea
CliY was destroyed by f1re at O'Clock this morn
ing while lying at Glenwood dock. Frank Laugh
lin, the bartender. was burned TO death In mis-
berth The nre Is supposed TO have originated 10
the poiler-room, as the flames were seen by the
cook issuing amidships just above ft The ofiicers
and crew got ashore safely. The cook tried TO
arouse the bartender, but could not he evidently
being drunk. There was no means OF putting out
the nre % the crew cut the boat loose from the
dock when she noated out into the channel where
she burned 70 the waters edge. The dock, freight
mouse, water tank, &C, were also Destroyed. The
loss II estimated at $4,000 Laughnn was mar
ned man. His body was found burned 70 Q crisp
Coroner Hall held an Inquest.
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Making a Match BerNe Teemer ana
B.sOuuer.

TORONTO, August ll.-ln reply 70 Teemer's telr-
gram Rogers. OCOnners hacker, saws a. will ~
impossible for either 0CoTner or himself 90 netst
Teemer ID New York on Monday IA tae 1urL Fseia
and Farm ONCE 10 make a match. as request. d bF
Teemer. However, 800 ceposite1 here a. fOrIcib
has been sent 10 the boston Herald forfeit flF
mile race 10 be rowed on any ialr race course ~
America. II Teemer Will cover this forfeit and
forward the usual articles OF agreement q matCa
viii be made without further delay. Rogers stlps.
lates that tue Boston Herald shall be stake
holder
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Protests Against O'keIiey,s Impri.on-

LONDON. August ll.--In the house OF commoLs
Mr.. John OConnor and Mr.. Thomas Power OCoD-
nor made speeches In reference 70 the case Of Mr..
James O'ktly, member OF parliament who was
sentenced at Boyle. County ROscoDnOn, yester-
day 70 four months Imprisonment. They pro-
tested against Ills arbitrary arrest declared that
his trial was conducted by a star chsnber court
constituted by an iniQuitOus Law and denounced
his imprisonment
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District Government Affair,

APPoRTIONING THE CHARITY FUND.
The apporti0nment OF the District charity fund
sioners as follows: Physician OF DOOR &c. "a 24O.
medicines for poor, 5000; Central Dlspensary
3, 400; Homeopathic Dispensary, $3.50; Aged
Momen's Dispensary, $3.50; police distribution,
8, ,660.
BUILDING PERMrTS
were issued to-day as follows: Chaa Butts, four
prick dwellings, from 154 TO 100 p street north
west &, 800; VIM Hetder, one frame dwelling on
the Tenleytown road, $l.500; w. r. Ross, two
Brackett, one brick private stable In rear OF 1870
Rhode Island avenue, $500; L 7. Clark, two frame
dwellings at Pleasant Plains County; $500
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DAVID CITY, NEB., August ll-Whlle Doctors
CalkinS ana Murphy were ds1vflg 60 cOnsuitas
ton last evening the team became unmanagea0le
ane ran away, upsetIlng the bQggy. The plys
sicians were both fatally Injured
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PARIS ANAHCHuSTs ACTIVE
A Rising Only Prevented by che Setzur~
OF the Labor Exchsage.

PANS. August ll.-ReyolutiOnary prOclAmatiobs
have been selEed at the house OF scu1ey, the an
archist leader. WHO was arrested during the rfOts
OF Wednesday on the occasion of the funeral u
Gen Eudes II Is rumored that the anarchists haa
secreJed a thousand revolyers In the labor ca
change, and that the government Cny preyenloA
q rising ey the SEIZURE OF the eNcAanse.
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Shot Rts Assaii ant Dead.

DEs MoINEs, Aug. ll--Dayid Arnold. OF Alt0n,
this STATE. while on drunken spree yesterday. at
tackeu Aoran am BOlllnger, a lOcksulith. DecAUss
OF the prominent part the latter has takeu in en-
forcing the prohibition law. Bolingct drew a TO
yolvef and shot Arnold dead
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Carter Outruns RnI,er,

MEXICO, Mo-, August III. {. Carter, Champion
long distance runner OF New rk and Jua
Baker, champion lOng distance runner Of tue Mest.
ran a tnree-lnile race here yesterday for 81 90
and the championship OF America Carter wOE.
Tllue: q II mlnuUcsA
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Lawrence Jerome Dying.

SHARON, CONN.,, August 1.-THE bulletin Just
issued by DR.. Sears reads: There was a decided
change tor the worse fn the condition OF Mr.. Law
renee jerome last night he is unconscious and
can probably survive but q short time.
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CALLING On MR.. BLAINE.
He Sees Several Distinguished Repub-
IicanS TOsDav.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Hon. James G.
Blaine was up early this morning and received
number OF callers Among the prominent visitors
were senator Spooner, OF Wisconsin; Ex-speaxer
Galusha A. Grow, OF Pennsylvania; stephen B. Ell
kins and Benjamin Harrfson's Ian partner Mr..
Miller. On Monday Mr.. Blaine Will 90 10 Boston
where he will remain until Tuesday morning when
ne will leave for Augusta, Me. on August Is he
VIII speak In Portland and open the state CAM
pafgn-
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Capitol Topics.

THE SEAL Fi5RERIEs INVESTIGATION.
The investigation into tine Alaskan seal fisheries
auvhOrtzed by resolution OF the House Will be CON-
menced by the House committee on the merchant
marine and the fisheries on Tuesday next Sew.
eral ex-Treasury agents who We're stationed In
Alaska, and who are supposed TO be cogniz ant OF
the state OF Affairs on the seal islands, are ex.
pected to be present and testify.
THE INDIAN TRADERsHrPs INVESTIGATION.
A meeting OF the Senate committee on Indian
traderships was called for yesterday but the dem.
ocratic members did not make their appearance
Resolutions expressing the opinion OF the commit.
tee In regard TO the cutting OF timber on the Chip
pewa reservations were submitted by the chair.
man ana approved by Senators Cullom and Platt
but In tine absence OF the minority tney were moi
formally adopted
THE MoFFTTT CLAIM
The House yesterday took up the bill to pay
Alexander M0fitt for the destruction of buildings
&C, and the occupancy OF the race track near the
ST. Elizabeth Asylum by Federal troops durinc
the war. After discussion the House laid the bill
aside until some time when quorum should bt
present. the bill not TO lose its place on the calen
dar.
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n NuhOehen lhuFUcTeet.
THE CRIME PROBABLY INsTIGATED BY FEAR rHAr HE
WOULD TURN STATES EvIDEsyE-

MOUNT STERLING, KY, August 11--Joe Lewis
charged with the murder OF Miss Auxier, In Nor
gan County, last spring, at which time ne evaded
and announced that he would turn states eyi-
dence, after which he disappeard suddenly. Yes
terday his body was found with two bullet holes
in the pack OF his head. He had been dragged 100
yards and thrown over preciploe 75 feet high
His cousins Dave and Al Lewis, and a brother
aged sixteen, eighteen, and twenty, respectively
are suspected and have been charged with the
crime.
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A Decompo.ed and Heaale.. skody.

NA11CK, MASS. August 1.-THE nnding OF
body yesterday IN the pasture OF the Langmore
farm has caused considerable cOmmotion becaase
OF the fact that the head was DETACHED am the
body unciothed ana badly decomposed. No trace
OF any wearing apparel can be round Various ru-
fnors are afioat, Dus nothing Is definitely known
except that the body must have b-en lying IN ia
present position for some considerable time.
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SARATOGA, n. Y. August lL-F1rst race, purse
e400, three quarters of a mile Yum Yum won,
Leo second Jaubert third Time, l:l6
Second race, United states Hotel stakes one
mile and a han. Ballston won, badget second
ana Alexandria third. Tine 2:40.
Third race, the kentucky stakes for two-year
oids, three quarters OF q mile. The Loness won,
Blue ROCK second, and Monsoon third Tina
l:lT.
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yIr. Garrett RestIes~.

NEW YORK. August 11.-Mr. Garrett passed
restless night he did not sleep well. without any
apparent cause. Dr. Partridge visited him this
morning and said there was no change In his con-
dtuion. He was asleep when the doctor LEFT. Dr.
Partridge said TO q reporter: 81 want you 10 say
that Mr.. Garrett is positively not insane"
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The WHITE House NEEDS WAsHING.-Colonel
wilson, commissioner OF public buildings and
grounds, has requested the District Commissioners
10 send fire engine 10 the Executive Mansion next
MONDAY afternoon for the purpose OF washing the
exterior or the building. His request Will be COM
piled with,
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yyhistier nsarrie. a Widow.

LONDON, August ll.-Mr. James Whistler. the
artist, was married to-day 20 tie widow OF Mr.
George Goodwin, tile architect, who died IA January
last.
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CHAurAuQUA, August ll--Mr. Clarke, editor OF
the Sunday School Chronicle, Of London, England.
lectured this morning 70 Q large audience on
tAuQua salute-she nuttes OF white handkerchiefsL
The lecturer was exceedingly Interesting, sensible,
and witty. He said the boys must be allowed 70
exercise their boysh traits ana TO develop energy
for future use IN behalf Of society and the human
rnce.
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Special Cable Dispatch 70 THE EVENING SrAR
LONDON. August 1.-The house or commons Is
displaying great activity in view OF the adjourn
ment Yesterday echpsed all former achievements
in this direction by the reading for the second
time or the marriage valdation bill passing IL
through committee, reporting It without amend
ments, reading II a third time, and passing it ali
In the space OF nve minuleS
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A Virginia Burglar Arrested.

Special Dispatch to THk EVENING SrAR
EDINBuRG, VA, August 1l-Deiective McDeyitt
arrested at this place Charles E. Grave for rob-
bing the Jewelry store VI A j. Hopewell large
amount OF Jewelry was found In Graves house
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IHE CRUISER BALT1aORE.-It is probable that
the cruiser Baltimore will be launched from
Cramps shipyard, Philadelphia, the 2SCh or this
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ARMY ORDERs.-Flrst Lieut.. Saml. W. Fountain,
sth cavalry granted seven days extension Of leave
Twenty recruits have been oruered to the 18th in
iantry; twenty to the Goth infantry, and twenty
10 the 22d infantry. Major Arson Mills 10th cav
airy granted four months leave on surgeons GER
tncate. capt. JHo. Wyrick, 81 artillery, granted
three months extension OF leave. First Lieut. WIN.
leave.
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Treasury department Changes.

Treasury Department Changes.
Ulysses V. Whipple, OF Georgia, having served a
satisfactory probationary term Of six months, has
received an absolute appointment to a cerkship OF
the $500 class in the occe Of tue general superin.
tendent OF the life-saving service.
Promotions-P. j. Gallagher, Of PENNSYLVANIA,
from class 1 TO class2 in the office OF the Second
Auditor; Oscar NJ. judd OF Ohlo from class 1 to
Class q IN the Office OF the Treasurer OF the United
States; VIM. F. Gatchell OF Ohio from class to
class g. in the Office OF the InSpector-G OF
steam vessels, and Miss Berta E Edwards, or the
District or Columbia 10 $500, in the ONCE Of the
Treasurer OF the United states.
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4 Murderer Murdered

MUNICH, August ia FIRST class prize media
has been AWARDED by the jury at the art exhfpl
tIon here TO the American painter, Garlmelchers
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NKwBuRYPoRT, MAse-, August u---Hou- Richard
L sponord died at Amesoury this morning 81 =
O'Clock. aged nfty-slx yearA he vas Q netive ~
sponord. d., ceebrated physician. re s.ooleo
In the Brown high school aud summer Acsoetayg
In Byneld, and pursued his law st1Q1es VII SAo9
Cushing while The latter was Attorney ->eDefAl o
the United etsteA He prsct,ceo IN Boston sno
washington, and was on terms OF inumeey Win
the most noted public men Cor many yoafA He
had also been q member Of the Massachusetts
house Of REPRESENTATIVES, and had been acanoioAre
Tor state senator and Ooogrvoman. ne meuee
He Ioaye1 no ch1ldren- Mr epod0rd had brlilAus
social g1ftA ed was - oraSsr and wss9 e 80
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Run Over sy q shssssag Esgsne.

PoKrLASD, NE, August n.-frsnk W. knight
.purchasng agent for The Maine Central Railroad,
and Ira w. Fearce, O blacksmith, while standing
In the Maine central yard this morning, were run
over by q shifting engine and seriously injured
the former probably fatally.
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go TO TIE sTocKH0LpERs OF THE

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
- AMERICAN GR4PRUPHUNE co
In view OF the numerous publications touching al
legged neRotiatons be- ween this company and Nr Ed
son apdn order stockholders may be promptly
informed OF al IN portant acts of the mapagenent al
feene their interests the Board OF Directors announce
that having previously executed q contract with Mr.
Jesse H. Lippncott Tor the sale of the Grsphopnone
he agreeing to take and for less than 8 OOO
instruments yearly, we have assepted 10 an ar
rangeIaept BY which the machine krowu a. the Phone
graph ma De handled IN connection with the Graphic
phone. royalty being paid TO this company on each
Photograph sold or leased. JAS G P1YNE
1t President
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED FOR
- u at your house. Good Sewing Machines
sold ~ =, 20, 20 SS. 30 and el3. All fully war
,el4-eo3m 1881 5th ST n W.
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- EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSE S-SS9S or "A

II.
AssE s-ssss.2l743
Once hours. from o am to 80 D m. On the nrst
Wednesday in each month the Office viii be open from
9 to O'Clock pm, Advances will be made promptly
ut z o'clock.
Subscriptions for shares In the 18th issue received
daily at the ONCE Of the Association Equitable Build
ing. 1908 st.
shares o.. SO per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advsntsees of
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Pres't.
JNo JOY EDISON. Sec'y je4
-. FOR RENT-FINE NEW STORES WITH
- large plate-giass fronts; with or without
dwellings,; modern tmprovenents; full view aud near
"a aye See them l22S ESt- NV. near 18th se
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ENTITLED TO PAY.-Controller Durham has ruled
That all Government employees in the District will
be entitled topay for to-day including those OF the
Government Printing once and the navy-yard
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
and stys q piRsY coiSs was sn on s the s,h
day of August A. d lsss; dissolved BY mutual con-
igiy Tse%ss,sa to can The once: 800 Water ST.
su11-3t. JOS. ". COLLINS.
PRePERTY OWNERS SHOULD EXAM
sells fer cash at lowest rates c. A. MUDDEMAN
E~ sPEcIAL 70 IaE PUB BUBLIc,59ReANS: C. pr AN
hc senersy cordially invited to attend conven-
MoSPAI ATGSsT - r nsI q iss E15ly 6iGs- s
sstes from labor 6rsazations al p M. ILL.,
a1Io = Z ". HAMBLEToN. NJ. W.
GREAT REJECTION FOR AUGUST.
- Pond Lily. per bottle. only zoe
Household Ammonia, per bottle loe
PItz PornAde per can. only i0c.
silicon. Der box. only
on'''ni- Lug pJr JoAS RSuHfM II MA9Ru DER
au9-3t lI22 Connecticut avenue.
- THE UNDERSIGNED. LATE MANAGER
~ Of the Merchants lsrcel Del CO. having as;
take this method Of informing the citizens Of ash;
eonnus sbe s at 1nd the na pcs 42 th st
Trunks and PkEs OF all snds eaed ISr and
orders = received s By mail sds or tsieyhOne
Telephone No. 57l-3 nr,
aue-6t. United Delivery Co. 421 1lth NV.
- PERSONS WISHING THEIR WALKS
laid with Portland Cement. or their CellaIs
made dry and sweet should address B. hlORDAN,
6ll y sLn.w au9-3t'
g. FIFTH SERIES OF STOCK
CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, D. c.
shares, 81 per month. Maximum advance per share
Books for the hfth issue Of stock in the Citizens
Equitable Building Association OF Georgetown ID. c..
viii be opened for subscriptions at the meeting OF
Monday of the Monthlat GOddard's Hall. Georgetown
b. C.
The Association IS now paying per cent interest
upon Withdrawals.
Subscriptions can also be made to E BERRY,
Treasurer at the Farmers and Mechanics' National
BANK
S. THOS. BROWN, President
e. p. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
au9-4te EDGAR p. BERRY, Treasurer.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-TO PRE-
49, vent any misunderstanding which might arise
from the terms of the published notice dissolution
George VI. Oyster. I, & Bro beg leave to announce
10 customers and the public IN general that shall
continue To the butter business at Stalls Nos
175. l16 and III Center Market with which have
aver by dealing and strict attention to business
to retain the liberal patronage which have heretofore
wed Besides the EllL and other Standard Cream
Buffers shall keep tanty hand the leading
Ton, SHARPLESS, and CLOyEk-LEAF. Fancy
Creamery Butter. in five aud eight pound boxes for
GEo NJ OYSTER, JR.,
Stands 17o. 176, III, B-street Wing.
auS-3r . Center Market
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DTvIDEND.-The Controller OF the Currency has
declared second dividend or 25 per cent In favor
Of the creditors OF the First National Bank of
Wahpeton, OAK. This makes In all 35 per cent on
Claims proved, amounting to S11O,567.47. This
bank failed March 27 1886.
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IN FRIENDSHIP WITH ALI. TIE WORLD
The death OF General Sheridan viii be lamented
not only by the North. but also BY the South. I
know the Southern people; know their chivalry:
know their magnanimity, their warm and aflec-
tionate nature, and am sure that the sons OF the
southland especially those who fought In the late
war, will join In the national lamentation and will
lay garland OF mourning on the bier OF the great
general Iney & rec0gpze the ne fact that the the naticns
loss. -'- ''''' -''- ''~''''' 40 '''' ''--
And this universal sympathy, coming from all
is easily accounteI fof when We consider that that
under an overruling Providence the war In which
General Sheridan took such conspicuous part
has resulted In increased blessings TO every state
OF our common country.
There's divinity that shapes our snda.
Rough-hsw them how We VIII"
And this IL true Of nations a. wen q a indi.
What constitutes the great difference between
the wars OF antiquity and our recent war; The
war OF the olden time was followed BY subJuga-
ton and bondage. In the train OF our great sLrug.
gle came reconciliation and freedom. Alexander
the Great waded through the blood OF his fellow.
man, man p the The, sword he ConGasred and Dy the
Scarcely WAS he cold In death when his vassals
shook on the yoke, and his empire was dismem.
bsred into fragments.
r1s xrSscr on 1sR LATE War
| has been to weld together the nation stin more
closely into one cohesive body; It has removed
once for all slavery. the great Gpple Of discord
has broken down the wall OF separation which di.
vtded section from section, and exhtblts us NOR
o ana q Ss TSs rsa sas
the cruelliss s1srcised toward the vanquished q
!ormsr t,mes Y an eloquent tribute 70 the bless
sesns 70 ne that thsss wsrs nis promiasa'
andsantsd hsro,sm ccnSinsd Hisa = S ssntiensSs Q
dispssitacn; sszoag - nan N wai, gsafls q
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A DEFICIENCY.-The Postmaster General has
sent TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, with a re-
quest that he transmit it to Congress- letter ask
ing an appropriation for railway mail transporta-
tion OF $3.50 0O0 This deficiency the PosJinas aster-
General explains, Is occasuned by the large excess
over the estimates OF new railroad service put On
by the Postonice Department.
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the attendants removed the candles from about
the cataraiQue, ana while the audience remained
seated the solemn procession OF mourners was
Tne long line of pall-bearers came nrst, then
the comm, borne on the shoulders OF the artillery
erai, the President, and the otner distinguished
The church was soon cleared, but many re-
ratons
The choir OF the church taking part In the ser
vices was composed Of the following named:
Soprani-Mrs> Za1dee r Smith, Miss Mamie
Noonan, Mra II. Conquest Clark, Miss Mamie
Sweeney, Miss lola +. Williams, Mrs. II. Jordan.
Cannon. MIA VIM. Wide W.iaecter, % Miss I Margaret f &
Elchorn and Miss Doherty. Tenor1-W. H Bur
nett, A. Fendall J. p Collins, w. J. caulneic, +.
y. Newman ana ]. II. Forsyth
Before the March % Arlington.
Gen. Schoneld appeared at the doorway Of the
church coming from the interior. He spoke TO an
ofncer. A minute later words OF command were
echoing down the line OF troops, and gave notice
TO those outside that the service was nearly over.
A bugie was sounded far down at Lafayette Park.
The Lstless lines Of soldiers were soon erect and
all attention Az the voices Of the priests chanting
the final ofices loated out from the church. the
nent OF hoof beata and the raJtle OF muskets and
Saoers. Soon ali the line was IN ml1tary oroer.
Gen. Schoneld, nnely mounted, with the three
on1cers OF his stan took position In front OF the
line tusc opposite The church door His horse stood
In the center OF the street, and three aideA all
with swords drawn, stood N row behind him Al
the hight Q few PAGES away, was Q line OF tour
plumed buglers, TWO with cavalry, and two WITH
artillery c0loraL Thus the line stood while
WAITING ZOE fHB YUNRRAL PARTY
| to come NON the church, the drzped caisson and
the generals horse stu occupying the space as
| the curb In front q the door. Before the party
appeared, however, Gen. schone1d, upon who's
ice the sun WAS beating strongly, rooe upon the
dsWalk out Of position 70 obtain the SHELTER o(
. trUa ~ n - Q movement ~ the church door
tcsaftsssd u Assond Ddss6oa.l