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Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Address Registered Letters containing Cur
snsy to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAHx
kew Orleans, La.

EEmEM BEE that the psymeat OF
ftiios Is GUABARTERD ET FSJS
MAELONAL BAHK6 OF Now Orissna
dsnt OF an Institution, whose Chartered
Tights are recognised In the highest Cozrts,
therelorc, beware OF all limitations or "a.
noyfnous s5hemes
ONE DOLLAR is the prios Of the smsIl.
est part or fraction OF q Ticket lSSUEO
bY US In any Drawing. Anything IN our
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
II VIII Isuy Won

To go to Yerger's art store, 419 Shipley
street, and examine his stock OF piclul es,
easels and looking. glasses before buying.
Prices below all others.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

Pier mirrors ard mantle mirrors 60 to
Yerger's art store, 4l9 Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Oysters, Oysters!

Cove plant oysters, rs, 80 and 40 cent,
per quart. L. L. Hanna, No. S51 Jeiler-
son street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Innortnnt to NIoihers.
You Can Buy

Diarrhna and dysentery are prevented
urlng teething by Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

AS YOU STROLL AROUND stop and SEE
he live man at lis East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

NoTlCE-THERE WILL BE AHACli
~ start from Maryland avenue and
t"dar street every morning, nc $50 to
Second and Market. and Fourth street
wharf along jackson to second, to Mar.
ket, to Fourth, to wharf; also parties
taken toa distance. H.C. DURHAM,
telephone, Gull 5l3 j9-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
For

Etchings at cost at Yerger's art store, 4la
Shipley street, during September only.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
100000 Tick cts as Twenty nor.
lars each. Halves elOJ Quar- sers
sos Tonths 6s; TWontioGhs e.
IIAr on RnIxna
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates. or any furtnsr ipforus-
Sion desired, write legibiy 70 the undor1lxu.
cd, olesrly Stating your residenos. Wita
state, County, Street and humber, Hore
BY your enclosing an Enveiope bsarinx ycaf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
.FALLOVERCOATS.

We have the best line ever
shown at the price. You can
get a very good Coat for $500
to $1,000. Call and see them
we would bo pleased to show
you.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

Wilmington Commercial College
And school of short hand and type
writing re-opens Sept. End. Office open
daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Notices.
L u1ICE.
BUCK g. co.
IN S u r A N G {.
Continental, Germanis,
German-Amerieaa,
Queen and Royal.

wehave given mp the agencies Of the above
rAmed companies.
Belore the policies expire that were Issued
66lirrs aud satisfactorily explain why We
save these companies up, and we VIII also ar
itHgc at tht same TINE LOT tue conuhusncr OF
lAnles. a., .,, 49,,
IN, IS and the careful attention given to the
inisr,sls Of our customers during that period
,hoaid convince our customers as 10 where
lheir Insurance should properly be continued.
Meantime no nc ton whatever is Necessary
IN relation 10 your present INSURANCE.
" L. T., BUCK,
,s-.t Ninth aud Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

NOTICE TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT
IN tees Of New Castle COunty.--The
School Fund has been distributed and
placed 10 the credit of each District in
ihe Farmers Bank ut New Castle, Della
ware. WILLIAM HERBERT.
gl6-lm Trustee of School Fund.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

WANT E ID. --LODGERs. NICELY
~ =, FURNISHED rooms from o. .baa week
"P' NV hsst lhifu 81. lp-2w
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

VALUABLE sToCK.-NEw SER
les In Home Loan Astociation now
ready for subscription. A good and safe in
,esIment judg ng from tie past success.
Annual meeting ssptem ber ~, 1859.
9kOR0E w. BUSH. President
J. W. LAWS IN, treasurer,
Il. T. TAYLOR, Secretary.
slpl lOt 5O2 Ma ketst
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

WANTED. "A GOOD STOUT BOY
~! io learn carriage b'scksmithing
M,hLTHEh CO.. south OF Market sirset
o'iufc STR
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

WANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY
w at i0f W. 9TH st. a,a. al
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Prof. ROssiteT & Persons S

DANCING ACADEMY, at the opers, House
Fourth foorl, is now open. Dancing school
Every Monday and Thursdag evening. Each
pu pil receives individual inatructlo5s. Eyen-
Ing Socis bles, Wednesday an d sa' urday even-
ings. Professor Albert's Orchestra has been
engaged for the season. All the latest dances
taught Invitation for ladies' are being dis
tributed. N. B.-Tbis room can be rented out
for evening seciables and receptions by call
ting at the academy. 50. .Sm-m-wed-sat
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

WANTED. WEEKLY REpUBLI-
~ lirans OF the following datea: Ami III
my J. ivr which cents will he paid al i'll.
ee' au2l-tf-dkw
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
TXTRAl EXTRAii

liyou wish good job done, call or
t,ud by mail. NJ. SCHWARrZ. up
holstrIer and cabinet maker. Carpets
made and laid. Polishing and varnish-
ibg. All repairing neatly done. Mat
tresses made over. All work promptly
dOD0 and satisfaction guaranteed.
$. W. Cor. Third and Tatnall sts.,
gl7.2,t Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

w ANTED- D--BOARDERs, FURNISH
w ed or nnturnished rooms at III MARKET
81 Also table board. Jvl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

nR DEHARDT's PENNYRoYAL
DrII.Ls. o., Sold by druggists; also by
nail. aos N. Jth 81. rhiiA. dies bewnrcsf
Mutations. W.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company.
Northwest corner Ninth and Market
Streets, wilmington, Del.
Capital, 100000.

THIS company Is q lesal depository for
m n"ys paid into court AMI ls authorized To
Aci AS executor, administrator, guardian, as
signee, receiver aud trustee under app1int-
Mcnt by the court and ind viduais. 10 be sole
surety for Administrators, executors, guar
clans and trustees; treasurer for religious
aud benevolent Institutions; registrar for
stocks and bonds. Of other corporations; to
purchase and sell real estate, bonds, mort
theee and other securities; to act as agent or
attorney Tor the collection OF incomes, man.
AEelnent oi estates and trusts OF esery de-
scriptiun,
Interest al Owed on deposits.
Executors, administrators or trustees OF es-
tAtcs and ladies unaccustnmed to the trans
nc eprn Of business will lind this company u
convenient depository Tor money.
Of1crrs; William Bush. president: Preston
Lea, vice -presiiet; Willard salisbury Jr.,
secretary; directors, William III. Swi II,
samuel Banc,oit, u Preston Lea, VIII
liam Bush, Wiiird salisbury. Jr., u. II.
Bringhurst Jr.,. George ". Bush, Chris.
DUPONT. Thomas jackson, william Il. Por-
ter, Joseph swift. William q. Pennvpack-
sr, T.. Smith Brennan: A. Z. Robinson,
Georgetown Del. George v. Massey. Dover,
Del; II. A. Richardson, Dsver. Iiel.
s2-d&w-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
OYSTERS !oYsTERsii

Co 10 Tenth and Trenton Place II you
Want good oysters openedfresh everyday
also fiesh milk and cream constantly on
Aldrinoy dairy. 9ls5t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

TOR sALE.-A 2-sTORY BRICK
l. house, In nTst-clsss order; has ! rooms
and bath; hot and cold water, with heater In
LioAN ONCE. A. b, VERNON. m2i-ti
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

DOR SALE CIIEAP-A LARGE
Il double cylinder Taylor press, printa ovIr
s.o00 an hour. Apply at this ofliee.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

w ANTED.-wEEKLY REPUBLI-
" cans Of January 8, May 81, June Il,
1885, scents will be paid At this orilce. mlg-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

EOR RENT-Tw0 SMALL NEW
houses In western part oi tho city, rom
nIrte in every particuiar Trrins low for baI-
,'re az wear, j. l.. CAvEN DER & CO.,
sIyM 1903 H. Market street.
EoR RENT.-Tw6 LARGE SEC
ond story rooms aud water for light
housekeeping. tper month. Aidtea H..
IL 10 ufrlre. p-fo-zf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

I oST. ON SATURDAY EVENING,
IL gold Maltese cross with nnma en-
grayed thereon. A suitable reward will be
paid ior It's return 10 dl9 II. Filth u. si6-6tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

w AN 7 L D.-B0ARDERS, FUR
w n'shed or unfrrnished room .; nlso
table boar'ieIs at No. 2 E. Eighth street.
back OF the old 5aving Fund. e-l7-Btf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

WANTED a GOOD TIN AND
" sheet Iron workers. Apply to REESE
and Bro. No East 4th street. g.2D-2t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
For I,ent.

v7ok RENT.-fouR ACRES OF
Il good pasture adJoinine the ", 40. r. Il.
south Msrlet stirrt or VIII TAXI hors-n OF
III Lemon, No. 10 West Fourth ~. auIy-tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-11

WEST POINT. December TO- Special. j.
The funeral Of Thomas II. Bagby took place
at IL O'Clock to-day under the direction OF
the Masonic Lodge, Past Master Hon. r.
Wilkinson acting as Master. The lodge
convened at the hall at 10 O'Clock ana pro-
ceesied in the usual order to the residence OF
Mr.. Bagby, and thence escorted the remains
to the baptist Church, where the discourse
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Fizer, assisted
by Reys. X. Y. Henley and J. w. Ryland,
who gave brief sketch Of his life. several
hundred people viewed the remains at the
close of the service. The audience more
than filled the house, the business
houses mostly being closed from 10 A.
NJ. TO . l.. ii. From the church the
remains were escorted to the cemetery, fol
lowed by large concourse OF people. Al
the grave Rev. Mr.. Fizer read the usual
Scripture of the burial service. after which
the Masonic ceremony was continued ac-
cording 70 the prescribed form by the mas
ter and lodge. The services were then
concluded by brief address in behalf
Of the fraternity by the chaplain OF
the lodge, Rev. c. l.. Morrison, who then
dismissed the people by the benediction.
The aoral offerings were profuse ana
mostly prepared i'm Richmond. Among the
designs were a master mason's apron ana
gayel in immortelles, a combined cross and
crown and many others equally appro-
priate,
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Colored Templars in sesslon-Assignment
of Dry Goods Houses.

Of Dry GOODS houses.
PETERSBURG, Va, December TO- lspe-
cial. The annual conclaye Of the Grand
Commandsry (colored) Knights Templar
Of Virginia met in this city, az Masonic
Hall. on Oak street. last night. The session
was presided over by Grand Commander
Samuel Kelley. of Norfolk, whose annual
address showed the order TO be in flourish
ing condition. Professor Il0ge Johnston,
president of the Colored Normal and Col
legiate Institute. was elected X. l.. Grand
Commander; William Isaac Johnston. of
Richmond, was reelected Grand Recorder,
and James Watts. Of Norfolk. was elected
Grand Treasurer. The Grand Chapter OF
ROYAL Arch Chapter (c0lOred) met at 10
O'Clock this morning, and at q o'clock this
evening the Grand Lodge opened its an
nual session. A large number Of the most
prominent cOlored Masons Of the State are
in attendance upon this session OF the
Grand Lodge.
The congregation oftbe Nashington-street
Methodist Episcopal Church have recently
had some very costly and decided improve
ments made TO their place Of worship.
Painters are now at work on the interior Of
the building.
George III. Davis X Co. and J.. B. Rainy,
Jr.. large dry goods merchants Of this city,
made an assignment to-day. The Liabilities
Of the first-named firm are placed at SCI, 900,
and that Of the latter az 1000. George III.
Davis a. Co. were among those who were
burned out by the destructive fire which 0c-
CURED here on the 1lh OF November last.
Their principal creditors are Northern firms.
Every possible effort is being made TO get
capitalists to this neighb0rh0od and some
very flatterng inducements are being held
out 10 them. A well known citizen OF
~.
allow his name TO appear in print, told
your correspondent to-day that he would
give 10 any man, free of cost, two acres OF
land in Chesterfield upon which to build y
shoe factory.
Captain Jessie bearing, OF Baltimore,
who has been conducting the services oi
the Salvation Army here for some weeks
past. has been ordered to Frederick City
Md, for which place he left this afternoon
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A THOUGHTFUL ONE.

Everybody is looking eagerly holiday
ward. The stores must, too.
We follow your lead with the pracss'
cal thought of our. business. We have
the best Clothing 10 sell.
We're not afraid such nearby, seusi'
bic, and serviceabIs presents ~ Suits
and Overcoats will be forgotten. Are
they not whispering their claim In Jour
ear the whole day longl
Let us keep goodness. excellence,
beauty-every word that means good
value--before us in this holiday time.
Brush mean goods aside
We are asking you 10 consider only
how good our Clothing is ! How low u
is in price What pleasure 1t will give
the receiver by its merit What de-
light to the giver by its fair price
II it's bought at venture, without
knowing exact size, well exchange for
clothing that is, or return the money.
Every speciality or oddity In Furnish
ings and Hats.
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PETERSBURG, VA, December lO-l>pe-
ciall.-A special meeting Of the Common
Council was held tonight TO take such ac-
ton as might be thought best TO protect the
interests OF the city Of Petersburg in the
Virginia and Carolina Railroad. A CON-
mittee from the Chamber Of Commerce was
also present. After hearing an interchange
OF opinions from different members OF the
Council and members OF the committee
from the Chamber Of Commerce special
committee from the Council was appointed
together with the committee from the
Chamber Of Commerce TO visit Richmond
and wait on Colonel Guy, the counsel foI
the city in this railroad matter, and get al
the information possible as 20 the status o
the railroad company. This committee
from the Council is composed of william
Cameron, chairman; Cary w. Jones an1
j. NJ \ewcomb.
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FIGHT WITH HUNoARiANS.
An Oficer Shot During a Fight-shackei-
ford-Moss.

LYycHBURG, Va, December TO- spe-
cial. .l-One Of the prettiest home weddings
of the season occurred at the residence OF
Mr.. Charles Moss, on Cabeli street, Daniels
Hin. AT O'Clock this afternoon. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Anna 1. Moss
eldest daughter OF the late James >. MOSS
and Mr.. q. Gordon Shackelford, promi-
nent young lawyer OF Canton, Miss, and a
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute.
A special to the Aduanee to-day says at
a Hugarian village last night row took
Mace. and shooting and lighting occurred.
Sergeant Rupert and Policeman Tinsley
went to quiet the row, and a tight ensued
between the oficors and the Hungarians,
resulting In the shooting OF two Hungarians
seriously and OF Sergeant Rupert through
the calf OF his leg. A posse was organized
and arrested ten Hungarians who are now
In the calaboose.
DR.. jackson h still continuing his evan
geIistic service at ST. Paurs Church will
great success, and with very large congre
gstions.
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AsHLAND,yA. December l0.-lspecial. =
Mrs. Martha w. Rosser, wife Of Rev. Dr.
Leo Rosser, a distinguished member Of the
Virginia Conference, died here this after
noon ut 4:30 O'Clock. One week ago Mrs.
Rosser was in excellent health. Her death
Is, therefore, great shock to the commun'
nv Mrs. Rosser was a noble, Christian
woman. and had been for number OF
wears prominent in church. work and ben
edjction 10 every community in which she
resided. The funeral will take place at II
O'Clock on Thursday morning at Ashland.
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TWO NEGROES TO HANG.
wouid-Be Emigrants to Arkansas In
Want-Raleigh Bits.

RALEIGH, y. c., December lO.-ispe-
cial. The crowd Of negroes who came here
about two weeks ago, expecting to meet an
emigration agent, who had advertised TO
take them to Arkansas are still mere, ana
their condition is more depl0rable than
ever. They have nothing 10 live on, and are
gradually starving. The chief OF police ap-
piled to-day to citizens for contributions OF
provisions to relieve them. There are about
ninety negroes in the party.
The Supreme Court has confirmed the
death sentences Of John Wilson and Tom
Panckey, both convicted Of murder ana
sentenced to be hanged. The Governor
will now set the day Of execution.
Reports come from Greensboro that the
value of real estate is steadily appreciat.dg
there since announcement Of the iron
furnace enterprise. II is understood that
property transfers 10 the amount OF S5o,OOV
have Just taken place there.
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Longshoremen Strike.

SAVANNAH, GA, December lO.-Three
hundred lOngshOremen went on "A strike to-
day because nOn-union negroes were em-
ployed to store cotton in the British steam
shin .sThalia.v Not bale was put in any
other ship during the day. This afternoon
the non-uniOnists were attacked by the
negro strikers and roughly handled. They
were very desperate, and threaten TO Kill
the non-unionists If they work tomorrow.
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UNFORTUNATE YOUNGSTOWN.
Fatal Panic In Thcsire--About Seventy
Five People Injured.


Five People Injured.
JoHNsTOwN, Pa, December le.-An
alarm Of fire was sounded tonight at lO:3V.
N was in DR.. Wakefeld's stable, N Kern
vile. The "l'ncle Toms Cabin Company
was playing in the Parks Opera House,
and when the alarm was sound
ed the whole audience Of six hundred
people jumped TO their feet and made a
dash for the stairway, and fearful lam
and crushing was the result. The
following were killed, and their bodies
have been recovered +. Bigler, aiss
Clara Burns, Miss Nesler, George
Horner, Charles Friant. George -tonaker, ol
Mount Pleasant, Pa; George fischhorn, oi
Baltimore; John Carl, William Miller tcol-
oredl. A. Fleischour, Isaac Folor, LIZZIE
Clayc0mb, and an unknown woman.
Ii is believed that the injured number
about seyenty-6ve. There was only one
exit, reached by narrow stairs, and the hall
was crowded.
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Masonic Banquet at Lynchbwrg.

LYNCHBURG, VA, December To- spe-
cial. A grand Masonic banquet was given
here tonight ut Noryell-Arlngton TO Gen
eral n. NJ. Curtis, of New York, by De-
Molay Commandery, in honor to him as
member OF the lodge, which he joined in
1866, and the consideration Of his generous
conduct toward our people when he pre-
sided as military commander over this post
soon after the war. A great number Of
citizens called on him and his daughter to-
day TO pay their respects. They 20 TO
the Natural Bridge tomorrow, ard then to
Richmond.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, December l0.-lspe-
ciai. The coupon cases involving nearly
nine thousand dollars went for defendants.
Colonel Maury. OF Richmond, was here, as
was Mr.. Cooper also.
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rORr on RICHMOND, pEcEMBEnl II.


ARRIVED.
Schooner r. .. Wals,on. Kennebec, ice,
t.iclmond Ice Company: schooner Peter H..
Cinwel. Olson, kenncbec. ice, Homo Ice
Conn any.
SAILED.
SCHOONER David Clarkson, TrayiOr. Burmu-
da liu,drcIs. 20 load pine wood fOr New York.
TORr or WEST POINT. DECEMBER 10.
ARRIVED.
Halk Good News. Captain Banner. from
Baltimore. steamship Allegheny, pnrkcr
from Providence. Via News. general cargo.
steamship Dauviilc. Biilups. baltimore gem
rrHl cargo. steamship Chatham. MAJ ch, from
Baltimore, general cargo: steamer Elm city,
iaton. irom Walkcrton. general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte. Captain Nickle, for
Baltimore, general cargo, steamship Alle-
r.uny. Parker. for Baltimore. general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, pTCFNBKR 10.
ARRIVED,
steamship Msscotte Liverpool. 10 load
mcfchnndyc: steamship =. W. Jones. Nor
folk. 10 dry dock. Schooner A. III. Howe,
Sew lork. % load coal.
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7 WISH To EMPLOY A FEW La.
MEETINGS..

OYFrcK hIcHxosD AND DCHnsArKAKx
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA, Dscember6, 1850
NOTIcE.-A GENEkAL nEEI!N0
ofthe stockholders Of the Richmond snd
Chesapeake Eaiiroad Company will bs held
Al the office OF ths Company. No: lolA eoss
Main street, Rlchmord. Va, on TuE3OAI.
JAsUARY 7, 1890, at IL O'Clock y. ~ oFosf
OF the board OF Directors.
CHAs. w. MACKEf. Freeideee
NJ. b. PofrIAUx. Secretary. deb-0
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A M,.sinr Uau's Rsturn.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December l0.--lspe-
cisi.l-J. G. Patton, the missing UpI erville
man, returned tonight. He had bes buy.
ing goods In Baltimore.
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rative Exercises in Many Places.
From all parts of Virginia and from North
Carolina special dispatches have come TO
The TIMES giving accounts ol plans ior
cOmmemOratiOn exercises 10 be held at
noon. and recording action taken yesterday.
Particulars are rs follows:
PROGRAMME AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Va, December 1O.-iSpe-
cial. Arrangement for the Davis memo
rial service here tomorrow in the
Monumental Methodist Episcopal Church
are completed and are very elaborate.
This is The programme: Voluntary, BY
the choir: opening prayer, by Rev.
j. ID. Powell; reading Of hymn, by
Rev. George W. Wray; reading OF Scripture,
bv Rev. 4. 4. owen; music by choir. selec-
tion: memorial sermon. by Rev. DR.. W. f..
Edwards: prayer. by Rev. X. J.. McMurran;
resolutions and short addresses; music by
choir, selection; benedicton, by Rev. ID. g..
{. Butts.
A. L. HILL CAMP.
PETERSBURG VA. December TO- Special
The A. L. Hin Camp, Confederate Vet
erans. and other cN-COnfederate soldiers
and citizens generally will assemble in
front of the Library Building, on the corner
of BollingbroOk and Sycamore streets, at III
O'Clock tomorrow morning, and will march
10 the Academy of Music, where AT Il
O'Clock memorial services Will be held IN
respect 10 the death of Jefferson Davis, the
deceased President of the Confederate
states of America. The order of exercises
at the Academy will be as follows:
Singing Of the DoXology. Prayer by Rev:
j. NJ. Pitcher, chaplain of the A. i. liill
Camp Confederate Veterans. Reading OF
resolutions (adOptcd at a meeting of the A.
-. l..faIarnfa a Veterans last
NIGHT. paby Colonel W. Gordon McCabe.
Music, lit is Not Death 10 Die" Address,
by Rev. j. W. ROsebro, pastor OF laDb-
street Presbyterian Church. Address. by
Rev. j. Nj. Goodwin, rector Of II. John :
Episcopal Church. Music, "Jesus Lover OF
nv SOUL Address, by Rev. Il. II. Acree,
pastor of the First Baptist Church. Ad-
dress. by Rev. j. W. Twitty, pastor of the
Market-street NJ. +. Church. Music, Rock
of Ages" Burial services. by Rev. {. j..
Gibson and Rev. c. X. Haines. Music,
.Onward Christian soldier Benedicti0n,
by Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher, chaplain of the A. L.
Hill Camp Confederate Veterans.
THE DAY Al HAMPTON.
HAMPTON, VA. December lO.-lspecial.
A meeting Of the citizens OF the town ana
county was held in the courthouse last
night, 10 take suitable action on the death
of Hon. Jefferson Davis. There was very
large turnout. Major Baker 4: Lee pre-
sided, with Mr.. W. L. Westwood as sesre-
tary. ELOQUENT speeches were made by
Colonel Thomas Tabb, Major Lee, Mayor
Richardson, AMI VI. Colbert, Esq. Judge
Peek offered appropriate resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted. II was de-
cided TO have the town bells tolled for fifteen
minutes at noon tomorrow. and memorial
services may be held in one Of the churches.
AT LYScHBURG.
LyNcnBURG. December l0.-lSpecial. f.
At the request OF Samuel Garland Camp,
Confederate Veterans Of this city, Mayor
Manson has issued proclamation
OF citizens 10 hold appropriate
memorial services Wednesday 10 COM
memOrate the character and attri-
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THE BOSTON,
1909 MAIN STREET.
Opposite Postoffice.
SCHWARZSCHILD 4 CO.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

HEADQUARTERS II. F.. LEE \
l1CAMP. No. l, CONFEDERATE VET Ia
ERANs, kIcnaoSD. VA. December ON
1859.
GENERAL ORDERS No. -;
|. The Camp has decided TO have memo
rial services In no1or OF er-President JET
PERSON DAVIS &c the second / rcsbyterian
Church on WEDNESDAY. AT II O'Clock.
n. our COmradc. Rev. MOSES -. Ho0r. II.
d.. has been requested to conduct the SER
vices.
Camp HAL, no. O27 Broad street. at IL o'clock
sharp. -
~. All Comrades who have uniforms Will
please wear them. and all comrades who nave
not Will parade In citizens dress. All COM
rades, whether they have uniforms or not.
are ordered aud expected To be preseui.
Ry ORDER THOMAS A. BRASDER, Colonel ana
Commander. j. TAYLOR STRATUM.
dcIt-It Captain and AdJutant.