Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
The Funeral Of Judge Paynter.

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IN Georgetown aud WAS largely attended.
All the county Offices were closed and
there was general suspsusion Of busi-
ness. Hundreds OF psrAons drove In
town from tho surrounding country,
some Of them coming many miles 10
show their respect for tie deceased
jurist. The throng was swelled BY the
arrival of the train that left this city at
9. 80 .. M, which took q large mum.
ber from here, Middletown, Dover and
other points along the road.
About l O'Clock the late residence OF
the Judge was opened and fully two
hundred psrsons passed through the
room and Viewed the remains, which lay
In the parlor. His long and severe III
ness had made such change In the ap-
pearance Of the Judge that he was
scarcely recognizable.
The body was encased In o neat, black
cloth.covered casket with silver mount
ings, while silver plate on tue lid bore
the name, date of birth and date OF the
death Of the deceased.
There were no services at the house,
| and about 1.S0 O'Clock the casket was
carried to hearse that was in waiting.
This was followed BY carriages contain
Ing Mrs. Paynter and Ter s0n Rowland,
Ex-Governor stockley, Mrs. Emma r.
Wright, E. IL. Paynter, Bishop Coleman,
and the Rev. J. L. Mckim, Of Ct, Paul'e
Episcopal Church. Georgetown. A pro-
cession was formed, In which were the
following:
Governor Biggs, Ex-Governor Hall, sx.
Governor Ponder, Chancellor ssu lsbury,
Judge Houston, Judge Grubb. Judge
Wales, Secretary Of State saulsbury,
Senator Gray, Attorney General B.ggs,
Deputy Attorney General Davis, City
Solicitor lyman. Senator Donsloe.
P9atWaster II. II. Taylor of Wilmington,
Postm ,eter J. @. Penuewill Of Dover,
ex-senator Dormen Of Sussex County,
Register Of Wills John X. Bradford, ex-
| Clerk Of the Peace z. Il. Cochran,
Squire Frank e. Smith, II. O. Carpen.
ter Of the Dover Index, Henry W. Gam
non OF the Dover Sentinel, Clerk Of the
Peace A. L. Cahall Of Dover, DR.. Nathan
Pratt and John w. Causey OF Milford,
Nathaniel Williams of MiddlstoWn, DR..
Albert Whiteley of Frederick, j. II.
Lofland Of Milford, J. O. Truitt OF Nil.
ford, Bradford Murphoy OF Clayton, G.
j. Harrington Of Pennington, DR.. Fl. X.
Burton OF Lewes, Clerk oil the Peace
Ebe W. Tunnel, Prothonotary Charles
W. Wiley, the Rev p. H. Rswlins OF
Camden, XII X. Sharp OF eeaford, DR..
d. II. Houston of Philadelphia, DR..
O. n. Richards. DR.. o. d. Robinson, DR..
r. W. Toml,nson, A. B. Robinson, VIII
liam +. Jones, William A. Truitt, Alfred
l.. Burton Oh Lew es, Caleb 8. Pennewlll
Dover. Members OF New Castle County
bar-George II. Bates, Willard sauls-
bury, J. Frank Biggs, George A Elliott,
William +. Smalley, John II. Rodney.
Members OF Kent County bar-John A.
VNt,, Nt.k kAlx N
Cooper, W. L. Smithers, George v. Mas
sey. Janss Pennewill. Members Of ths
Sussex County bsr--W. r. Causey, Chas.
L. Moore, A. P. Robinson, Charles II.
McFee, D. II. Marvel, W. H. Boyce, J.
Francis Bacon, Edward Hsarn, Joseph
L. Cahal,, Charles M. Cullen.
The honorary pall-bearers were Cover
nor Biggs, Judge Houston, Senator Gray,
Judge Grubb, Judge Wales, Ex-Governor
Ponder, ,ex-Govsrno Hall and Chancellor
Sau'sbury. The active bearers were Geo.
v. Massey, Charles w. McFse, J. II.
Nicholson, George II. Bates, Charles r.
Richards and John BigRs.
When the remains were carried to the
church they were met at the door BY
Bishop Coleman and the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kim, each clad in their robes. As the
procession moved up the aisle to the |
chanoel the choir Gang . funeral Chant.
with Miss Nollie Moore at the organ. |
The Episcopal service was read by Mr.. |
McKim, after which the choir sang,
"Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Lam
guild" Then the creed was chanted by |
male voices. Bishop Coleman read the
prayers for the dead and the choir eang |
"Jesus, Savior of My Soul" The re-
mains wer; then carried to the little
In the centre Of which the
church stands. There. in the presence
Of iwo or three hundred men and women
the body was laid to rest, Bishop Cole.
man rexding the services. The gather
Ing then dispersed.
At the residences of Dr.. Charles H.
luncheon was served after tho
uueral for those who left on the 1903
,'clock train north.
Death Of Pitcher weyhing.
LOUISVILLE, KY. June A.-John
Heyhing. who until year ago was
,itcher for The Athletic and Columbus
lnbs, . brother Of Gus W, ,yhing, OF the
Brooklyn Players League Club, died at
10 home here tonight Of consumption.
lie had been Ill tor over year and his
Iecline was very rapid.
Twelve months ago ha was compelled
o withdraw from Columbus. Since that
ime be has seldom left his bed. His
rother Gus was telegraphsd for yester-