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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

there no fr,t made known his view- concerning
the meaning Of tho Federal Constitution. lie ~
terpreted iIs meaning ss protecting slavery anu
tho inaliennble sovereignty OF siHtes. ~ n
thinking man he wns duly entitled 20 these
We've. ard therefore he nor any OF those VINO
Joined win him as representative wore traitors.
n 90 yOI maze loyal, brave ana cousrlentiols
men traitors, au1 every man ana woman ot tho
South who wore OF ike opinion.
40 q rulor lie had many AMI severe criiics
Dii re make mistakesi Who wOu!d uotf VINO
blt ono win supernumaa powers coull unuei
The circumstances have failed 10 bihn1er! WAS
be NOT true 20 his oath AMI the position 70 which
We nirustod him according 20 his best !udg-
TnentT
vain rattery OF pe0plc. ilis belois under p-ess
Of determination caused him % do That which
often MADE him enemies. Oit ne was
loyal 10 his convictions ot what he b'-
heved 10 bs right. iiis procnmauon5 were
manifestations of strorg intellect an1 ther
ficfiOn Indicative Of a lnisbef education. lney
we're fuii Of admontiOns 20 tre people. 'n'eH'-
Ing them 90 imDlore JehovAh's sanction eNi
guidance In tho affairs of the Government ant
warning the people ot the many sins Wh.ch
thrcl'onel tho infant government. re also
sp0sa pathetically o. tho clo-o OF THIS siruggie
whom as \ prisoner u war no WIS Tor ume
hold Ia iroas: Of tie nacnRnimity Of Horace
Greeley in becoming his borGsmau when re-
leased also ~ that Oi General Grant, "hen p.
.ho clos, 0' tho war he rofusei ihe sWorl ol
General r, z. Tee. and o. tho superior philau-
thropy o. TIE private soldiers as adyersarles %
ihat u the citizens who remained ot home.
TEAClTCAL LESSONS.
As lessons from tie life ani the struggles IN
which no hguroi so largely, Mr. Cutter sus-
ge-tet ,.
T. Thst 81 men are entitled 20 private opinions,
ami may difier in tneso opinions ana stll %
honest TN all their CONVICTIONS.
IN the grave Of the dead chieha'n let tne
lest bitter feoiing ~ sectional strife be buried,
a,d let IA an strive with head, henrt, and mana
20 perpetua.e Ia ons uubr0Sen union tho peace
80 TOW enjoy.
g. Hum4n governments hayo IN toem ths
soels OK fheir own destruction ano must crum-
lie. IS illusun'ions. he speaker citel tne bH-
ovl0nian. NeIHan. Persian. GrHcian, and Roman
einpir.s. Selashncss. pride, nm oiiion and gree
81 gain, he -Pil, are tho characteristics soods Of
suoa governments.
.. wo look upon the implemenis ot war ana
the rraparnfions 81 nations Tor the destruction
~ numnu life we ask: shall there never 10
hrothar.y love and Affection. ani never ban
ner o. roa"ef ls there no sure hope given u'
only when tho King, the ruler anl governor
whose kingdom ia not Ot this world, snail come
nay We hone 20 see perfect peace aud see al its
subjects united In brOthorly affection. Ihsn
shall ~ 90 proclaimed that war shall be no more
aud strife forever more shall cel-o.
After the closing hrmn Rev. IGhez Hal AGAIN
prayed for the family and for tho san 'iifcaiion
~ 10 an O. orr lasting good. Thus closed a very
simple yo. impressive service TO the memory OF
fenorspu DAVIS.
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the occasion, and asked that 70 bs observed with
becoming decorum. During the entire services
the order AMI decorum asked tor by the mayor
wero sIrh a8 might hRve neen expected IN
church on such an oocason-perfect quict ana
Praver was offered by Rev. J. ". Pitcher, chap
lain OF A. p. Hii Csrnp--an earneet, t0acnlns'
ami appropriate PRAYER, which the aad'snos
heard standing and with bowed head.
RESOLUTIONS.
Colonel ". Gordon McCabe visa Introduced s-
the first spoa>er His address VAS an ablo ana
eloquent tribute 20 Jefferson Davis - soldier
snd statesman. as hero end Chrisnan' ~
the typical Representative of the south. "a u
natural ienlar Of men, and ne tho type OF man.
hood which approaches perfection.
A. iho close a his remarks Colonel hcCabe
read - serie, Of resolutions which were tnis
morning adopted by A. p hili Camp OF Con-
fedprate Veterans, aud which gere prepared py
p committee composed ~ himself as Chairman,
aud Or. John Herbert Claiborne AND Hon;
Charles r. Collier. These resolutions exprsssed
ths earnest desire tina, the body OF Ar. Davis
small be buried n Richmond
orRER ADDRESSES.
In tho regular order Of he programme adj
dresses were delivered by the following gontie-
men
hoY. J. " Rosebro. who reviewed the private
ana public character 81 Mr.. Davis ss well a. ola
character 40 a soldier and executive. histriOute
was one u rare grace aid elOlusnce. Nr. IA
Wis, he sad. VAS one % the lew VINO bA1 b"-
aueathei fO hts people = pure and stainless
name and who n his life had attained the nigh
est type u manhood
Rev. r. y. Gooiwyn. who preesuted MI DAVIS
a. the Christian hero and held nina np "a
such a. an oxampiar fOr tho youth ot the South.
Rev. H. X. Acree. who spoke u him ~ ne SOL
der and slatesman-a man OF conYcuoo,
courage, patience. and charity. The Norm, he
said may excel us IN science. art, aud literature,
but 10 tne gouius for sOldiery and statesman
ship the south IL unapproa he'd. sni hfsi among
the great men in these respects whom the souta
has given @ the world stood Jefferson Davis.
Kew. J. r. Twitty, who spoke oi the oTiiiah,
niche Jefferson Davis viii occupy I'm history, and
Whoso maniiness, virtues, endurance, patience,
and greatness we're held up for tho example oi
tho youth Of the land.
At intervals between tho addresses The chorus
rendered the several hymns: "lt il not death
" die". Jesus. lover OF my soul "; "kock OF
Ages Onward. Christian soldiers
TIC beautiful burial service ~ the Episcopal
Church WAS road by Rev. nrs Gibson and
Mains, the burial chants being sung by ths
chorus
The audience was dismissed With the oene-
dlciion pronounced by Rev. J. N. Pitcher
Many Of the houses m tie city were dTapeo IN
mourning during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
THE CITY GENERALLY.
Extraordinarily large Attendance at the
Churches.

Extraordinarily Large Attendance at the
Churches.
Tho conspicuous feature OF yesterdays me-
mortal obsergances was tho large crowds In A.
tendance NJ the churches. Nothing Ike 70 vas
ever seen hOre before.
Tho weather was bright and beautiful sfter 3
An.
The oni,os Of tle State and city e0vernmcniA
tho bauS4. exchange, freight dopo's. ani most
Of the wholesale houses were closed all day.
The retail houses generally closed during tho
hours Of services ~ mo churches.
Among the notable buildings drapel' no,
heretofore noticed. were tho Ncstmnroldni AMI
NrlmOud Club, tho war residence of General
r. T.. Leo. the residence ot Mayor Eily-on.
Washington ii1l tiouo ~ orlor OK tho iohrl OK
Fire COMMISSIONERS, National Bank ~ FifElnia'
ami the rooms n the old Dominion CUB Many
bus.ne.3-ho ..ej and private residences were ai-o
drsnel. The streetcsrs n all three city lines
hsowl7e bore omu.ems "a mourning.
NIinutc-Guns Fired by the sIowitlers.
The roar of tho cannon was heard in Rich
mold yesterday from cerly moIhins until near
Tho Richmond Howi'zers battery. who immo-
dlately uuon fhe receipt here of tho ne~s OK Mr.
Dayis'- death held q m8etng aai decided 10
offer iAe.r services 90 lra muu,e-suns On tho
day OF t1o funeral. were performing thls s1i iu-
neral rite.
The entire company went on duty at O'Clock
| iu the morning, bgt was divided into two re-
lie.a. Two pieces were pui in position immedi-
gtsy in front OF tho southern pOrti'O ~ the Capt
! t0t building, ou the knoll 0f ground between mo
Canit.l building aud Nr. Uad,'s o.t oiice In tho
custom-hOus-. From this pOint-frOm early
| morning unuI tho shades OF evening How
tiers fired thelr mOurnlui salute @ mo lAu'tfl-
| ous 1eod, firing a gun oFery minute between
! the hours of y aud O'Clock aud 40 long inLor-
yals during the remainder of tho day.
The arstrauef took their position 81 O'Clock
pnd continued oa duty until II NJ, aud was COM
! maudad by Lieutenaut ". A. Barrett. Tho se-
| coni relief. under command Of Captain Jonn A.
Hufrhe-ou, weut Ol duty e. - u, hiing their
| last s4iute about dusk when the company re-
turned To their bnrrac-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST,
Address Delivered at the Scventh-Street
Ihnrch hY Eex. &. 4. Cmtler.

The union services Of Third, Marshall. and
Sorentl->trect Christian churches were rHlj IN
Sevcnth-strect church bcsinaing at = o'clork'
Mrs. Dlrctt sang very sweet SOLO ~ FoiLh-
tary, which was followed wish q sons b. the cOu-
greg1uon-
Father, hear the prayer va offer;
Not for ease tha. prIyer snail bc,
Bus Tor strength tnat We may ever
1.-Two our lives couraseOueiy.'
Rev. T.. 4. Cole read Pssim XII. ani part OF
l. Corintlians ~ a. scripture lessons Prayer
WAS offered by tho pastor. Rov. Mr.. Hall, who
most tende;ly prayed Tor the widow aud family
OF Jefferson DAVs with all irients ot the dead
husbaui, father. friept, ani ch.citain.
The congregation again e4ng,-
Rest for tho toiliuc hand.
Rest for the anzi0u- brow;
Rest tor the wayWoru feet
Rest from all labor nOw.'
"fTwas sown in weakness here;
'lWlii then bo raised b. power
That which was Gown an earthly seed
Shall + 50 "a heavenly nower."
Mr.. cUTIER's ADDRESS.
Rsy. I. A. Cutler delivered an eloquent and
instructive address, IN which he spOzo Of tho
dead ex-president with ieoling from what no
had experienced as citizen u the South.
HO said that a thousand memories might be
revived ami dWelt upon Ia tho history OF that
lie which hal lately passed. away; that while he
would refrain from everything that would IA
any way stir mp the feelings OF the past civil
conflict no would not t0rgos hSr cease 10 speak
Of the courage, sacrifice, suffering, and endu-
rance OF the southern soldier aud too fair ones
who kept the home.
While Tor virginia every effort was made TO
compromise and avoid tho oifusion of blood, yet
when the coafiict came sad the storm OF war had
gathered she barred her arm 70 tho struggle and
bore her burden with true heroism. Our own
beautiful city was both tho capital Of tho Con-
federate States and the home OF its chief Magi5-
trste, jefferson Davis, from July, 1851, ~ April,
1855.
Ofhls character, both private and public, hr.
Cutler briefly spoke.
lie was strOnlla intellect and we'll cultured.
The speaker had never heard aught against his
character.
ASH public character he would take q profni-
nent position In the nation's history. He served
his slate In the halls OF Congress and 10 mas
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than recsnt and sultiiy himself by giving up
hla convictions q Tght.
We all honor nnd love tue Government unnel
wh.ch Wa live Major Sniheriia coat nuob' anu
feol clai fhat /, rs our privilege - hold no same
convictions tnaf he had nui opcnly aF9W liein.
When TN. Government shau scek 20 sune IN.
affection of the southern pfopl; Tor . IT foat
chiei -he will commit . great error when u p
difoyal % speak q fhe Los t7use on1 hff no
rucs With al our hearts then vill We SAY lot our
tongue be q shed IL TIE stiffness 90 ieath. No
Eoi Tho principle. and the rlnembranre OF
that cAuso -ore burned into our hearts ~ the
crusade OF Ere and caunOt b1 efailcatel
DEEPLY IMPRESSIVE.
Major Suiherln's address, although delivered
without preparation, produced deep impress
sion. osperiaily when be rented many ahecun
incidents connected with tho time that hr. DAVIS
was iu UanviiIe.
Atits conclusion several tat;ie-scaref Veterans
of the lato war pressed forward 70 HhhAe MS
lauf.
Or. Lambeth clogcl The service BY saying;
jefferson Dav.s-tae soldier, tho statesman
nni peerless gentiemau--.s no more. 10 de-
serve. tho cfaudest monument ihat can ~
erected 20 his memory bui tho nest monument
is tDat whicn LG5 this day pcen erected 10 the
hearts o; The southern people.
hev. Dr slursis pronounced the Beaealclion'
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Mr.. DAVIS IN DhNVlLLE.
4 Liberal Offer Dcclined--i Touching In
ter,iew-A Memento.

teryiew-A Nlemento.
lCorrespondonco of the Richmond Dispai,h.l
pbNyILLg, ~, Le'ember y, is''.
The occasion ot Mr. Dayi.s funeral recalls
most vivily 20 the Old residents of Danvilie tho
sud nnd exciting times when tne President OF the
ConfodeIacy and bis Cabinet spent few days
la Dauyillo. no last capital u the Confederate
Government
Mr.. Davis a1i his Cabinet came TO Ianyiiie
early ia ADril, ..fl. aud made fhoir Lenlgusr-
f.rs .t tho residence ot hlJOr IS. y. satnerun,
There they remained fog three DAYS and tho last
PROCLAMATION o. Ir. Davis gas Wniten on tario
which sfll stands .n thc ban ~ Major suth9rlins 3
house aud Is, of course. tno most h!ghly lonofed
piece ~ furniture Ia fh9 house.
hal "a chat last uign, gith Mrs. sg,herln con-
cernipg tho stay a. Mr. Davis 10 her house ani
every lttle incident Is stiil fresh IN Ler memory
said she:
When Mr. Davis mad been at our house for
three days be said that he could not Impose on
our Hospitality longer, aud made arrspZemenis
10 establish hls headquarters az tlo oH pehoaic.
house. Gu Wilson street | told mm ihat DO
might take his Cabinet 70 any place De pleased.
bat us for himself 30 must be our guest 80 lonZ as
Le remained IN tbs city, AMI no yl0ioed y tne re-
duert. lie remained here five days after tuat
time. ana Nas, " course, I'D most anxious frame
Of mind, but Was always pleasant and agrseaDle
one morning 10 and Mr.. sutEerlin won't down
town AMI soon returned ~ an excited manner.
aud 1 Ef.W something nan Lhpptuo4s A4Fh
mem at the door, aud Mr. DAVIS told me almost
iu whisper that Leo had surrendered and that
he must leays town as soon ~ possible
Making q few hurried arrangements, be Of
feled bis hand % me TO SAY g0Od-by, and !
asked him the question: MI. Davis, nave you
any funds other kGD Confederate money "
aud to replied 10 the negative. Then" said
l. Offering him aOgg OF gold containing a
tHolssud dollars, take THIS from me- Of
fersd the money without having consulted Mr..
suthsrlln, bat Knew ig would DO AL right with
him.
Sir. Davis took my hand and no tears stroam-
ef down MS fgce " No, sad ns, cannot
tate your money. You aad your husband are
Young and VIII need youG money, while am au
Ola man. and, adding after pause, J" / don
RECKON snail need anything very long"
"Ae tLou put his hand ia Ms pocket aud took
out a little gold pencil which he asked mo 10
keen l0r h.s axe, and I have tho lttiS- -memsnto
now Nno tneu showed tho little giit 10 myself
and others ia tns room and sad she had never
used IT, bus had always preserved it as q sacred
gilt
tinuei Mrs. Suthoriin, "be hurried 70 tue train
and irft town e. soon gs possible
o. Di SIR. Days think tho 12r was then
ended 20 / asked.
Not at all she replied. One day az the
tahle ! said 10 hun: "Ar. Davis, would Lee 8
surrender emf the warm and be- replied
BY 40 means. Wen ignt n Out 20 the Mis-
sls.ippl rtyer.' And so said ali bis officers
told them tney were simpiy whistling % keep
their courage up. but they said they meant VIA!
fhey said %
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The memorial services held a. s. Peters Ca
thstral Yesterday morning wers quito largely At
tende,, considering tho tact mat no public au-
n0uucemoLt had boon made from Tho pulpit, the
arrangements having been perfected since sun
day.
Tho altar was drapei In black. AMI the vest
mcuts Of the prizes were of tho same. AZ q
o'clock ReQuota Mas was celebrated oy Rev
Father 1leruoy, az hali-past o'clock by Rev.
Father Crowley. of Brooklyn, aud att O'Clock bg
Eight Rev. \. Van DO FyYor, Bishop OF tho DO
cese.
Prayers wore o1ercd up FOR the repols of the
soul Of the deceased, aud that eternal rest DO
given unto him. There was no address mafe.
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ELSEWHERE IN VIRGINIA.
Pulaski. Abingdon, blackstone. Eastyilic,
Lynchburg, and Other Points.

Lynchburg, aud Other Points.
The following IL condensed from special tsls-
grams 70 tie Dispaich received last night 40
all tho poiuts named the ceremonies we're
solemn, Impressive. ard appropriate;
PULASKI.
Az tho Pulaski meeting eloquent addresses
were delivered by Judge X ". bross. Hon. y.
Early Moore, and william " boykin, aud res0-
lutlons offered by H. +. Gardner were passed.:
Prayer ~ tue Rev. g. q. sneai, of ias Episcopal
church.
ABINGDON.
Tho Abingdon services were held In tho Msrho-
dist church. al tho members q the place par
tcipaung Addresses were made aud The bella
OF the town tOiiei.
BLACKSTONE.
The day was observed az Blsckssoas oy the
military nrng q salute aud by services
oSANcocK.
Oaan.ock ntly honored tbs dead hero oy ssr-
yl,es In the churches AMI aitresses-
HARKIsoNBUR0.
Memorial services a. Hsrrisonours we're held
AZ night KEY. Dr. Cox and Rev. M Johnston
were The principal speakers.
cULPEpEB.
Al Culpeper the services wers held in the Epis-
cOpAi church. The iEliitary attended IN bofy
and afterwards Grei salute on tho church
green. There were other fes.aroS including al
dresses
EAsrYILfE.
Touching addresses we're delivered st Eastyills
| by Dr. William A. Ih0mas late surgeon IN tho
| Coufeierate army and key. George w. ScOi.
| who was chaplain ia the Confeisrs,o army.
Business was suspended
fAnNyILLy.
Ose OF the most eloquent addresses Of ths o.
casiOn was delivered az Fsrmyiile ~ kev. w. n.
| Eyaes. Of the Methodist church The me,ting-
/ an i'm men.o ono--gss held Ia lhs Baptist eAurch.
IlNCupUR0.
Lynehburg's service was at night aud ia the
| Opera House. DIR. John H. Edwards being tho
| principal speaker. lbs veterans Of the "Loss
! Cause aud tho military 0f tue city wore in a.
! tendance with coiors draped in mourning AZ
nooa the bells wore tolled tor an hour.
| oRAS0k
ORANGE, Va, December II. Memorial services
were held here to-day ~ ~ Thomas Episcopal
| cnurch. Tne polis were tolled 40 tho epurchea
| aud all tho basness-hcuses elosod from II " .
| O'Clock.
| A peculiarity Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
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fRANKLlN.
A Joint Service - Resolutions - Eloquent
Addresses.

Especial telegram 70 tbs DispatchI
FRANELIs, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va. Dccem-
Der ll.--An the churches IN mis- town united In
Joint memorial services st tho Baptist church to-
day Ia honor OF ex-Presiient Jefferson Davis.
Captain l. Il. Edwards presided, with 1. A. Cay
as secretary.
Committee on Resolutions. consisting %
Captain l. h. Webb. f. Debordenaye, DR.. }. !.
Bryant j. H. Bogart, JoenuA Protlow, A. VI.
BrOwnley. AMI Richard T. Barnes. WAS appoint
eli. who reported scrio- oi resolutions OF re-
spect, whlcn we're adopted by rising vote.
qHF ATTENDANCE.
pleasing part of the exercises was tho gcus-
raj attendance Of the islles.
Eloquent addresses were delivered by Rev. NJ.
I. Hurley 81 tho christian church, Captain l. n.
Ncbb aud other.
Tho lay was gegorally observed ani number
OF places 81 business wero closed IN honor Of ths
llusuiOus dead.
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HlsLAsT HeADOuARTeRs.
The Beautiful Tribute of the People of
Danyille.
special telegram to the Dlspsics.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispstcs.i
DASyILLg, VA, December 1.-THE Danville
people paid beautiful tribute to-day 10 tho
memory Of Jefferson Davis. When tho hour VI
Il arrived tho CiIy-HaIl boil was tolled, aai the
veterans, bearing Confederate dag aud wearing
the badge Of mourning. marched q tho Acade-
my OF Music. The Academy had been tseiefuliy
tYaped IN mourning. and in the background was
a portrait OF Mr.. Davis. Ia group OF confede-
rate flags, with a large Federal nag displayed
shove Ihero we're also on tho stage portraits
OF Lee aud Jackson. both Of which were drapei,
aud the table used by Mr.. Davis In writing his
last proclamation during the last days OF tho
Confederacy, when his headquarters were In
Danyille.
qhe tAbls belongs 10 Major w. I. SuIherlin.
who entertained Mr. Davis when ho was hero.
After tho audience had assembled kex pE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
TIE DAY IN WILLIAMSBURG.
The Excroises-Tho Veterans and the Ad-
dresses,
Especial telegram to the DI.ps,ch.I

Especial telegram 10 the DispstchI
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, December 1.-THE day
was generally observed here, and the ringing OF
tho church bells and ths turnout Of the people
gayo tho town the appearance OF sunday. Col
lego lectures wore suspended aud all the pnblio
schools. and city ana State business stopped.
Memorial services commenced AZ the hpisco-
pal church a. noon. All the old Confederate sets-
rams nied into tns sacred edi1ce. each wearing
a whito rosette, 70 which WAS attached piece or
Grape, aud occupied reserved seats Immediately
IN front of the chancei
Beautiful aud eloquent addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Lyman b. Wharton, ID. d.. Tor
merly chaplain OF tho Army " Northern Nir-
einia; c. Z. Armistesi, Esq, and Hon. Lyon q.
Tyler.
Suspended from memorial tablet 10 the
southern soldiers killed In the late war was
large framed engraving OF Mr, Davis, which was
wrSathod with crape.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Service. at st. Georgc's-Embiems OF
Mourning.
Tsroclal Telegram 10 no Dispatcn. ]

Especial telegram to ,he Dispe.cn.l
FREDskicEspusG, Va, December H. Prompt
Iy a, ii.50 o'clock all the bells in tbs city began
to toll and continued until is ", which tols OF
the ssdne.s and sorrow Of our people At tho
death aud burial Of their departed hero When
,hs tolling ceased hundreds Of people gathered IN
ST. George church, whore appropriate sefvioes
took plaza. Tho Assemblsge was called u order
by Rev J. II. Nsson. rector Of 81 Seorgee VINO
stated IN ftting terms the Object OF ths meeting
and Tho programme.
Is A BODY.
Many Camp. Confederate Veterans Daniel
~ Lee cOmmanding) and the ladies' Confede-
rate Memorial Association (hra. Fannie Oool-
rick. PRESIDENT marched 90 tns church Ia body,
vnere seats had been reserved Tor them. During
tho services there was general suspension 81
business and All tho city o1ices AMI public
schools we're closed.
Emblems OF mourning we're on all tho public
buildings aud severai private residences were
al.0 drapai. Tho star irou-front vas very
elsborstsiy drapei 10 mourning.
The large monument in the Confederate CONS
terry was beautifully drapsd In mourning oy tko
Ladies' Confederate Memorial Association.
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MEATH MoNrlcELLo's SHADOW.
Impressive Services at Chariottesviiie--
The Veterans.
special tolosram - mo Di,patch.l

(Spocial telegram - me Dispatch.'
CHaRiOTTEsyufg Va, December iL-Ths
memorial services hero we're hold Ia the Rpis,o-
pal church At Il o'clock. Tho service. were con-
ducted by Rev. Dr. Han'kel, who made a very
eloquent and appropriate address. The Aitend'
anco vas large.
Tho Monticello Guari attended the services IN
n body and afierWarls fret a salute 40 the lass
honor % Tie dead cncffAin.
Inc JOhu Bowie strange Camp ~ con'eiersis
Veterans. under tne command q Colonel a. u.
V. Duke alao h0uorel the doAd hero by turning
out and attending tho services as tho Epjscopaf
church.