The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-15

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: and exeelleao=s which adorue, - bar
ac.et. Al Ia IS good and praise S1rti
IN any Of Is we aItribute to thy grace.
s and 10 Thy tatherly goodae>s Aud now.
.soar Father, help us 10 be fai,hfnl follow
{ ,ers Of thyself, and through faith and pa
xtleuce inherit tine prom Sc
4 We pray for thy beueilctton upon this
beieaved family. Oh thou VINO art a
6 father 20 the fatherless, take theses
sorphIn ones under tbs own care Throw.
Cover them the maut Of thy protcciiouI
Sand of thy love. Oh thou gracious andi
ss tender Shepherd Of thy sheep, take ,heses
q aHlbs under .aIue own arms and carry
4 hem. Deal Very gently and oying.xf
& With those whose hearts thoa hast smit
8 ten. May the sweet consolation OF ours
ssholy religion be nbuudantiy bestowedE
upon each one of them. We beseeehs
slthee that thou throw around them thef /
;dolessed influences OF thy love and grace I
land may the sweet, precious promises off
slthy word console them in their hour of
ssadness and sorrow. Oh Lord God I'M
apress upon all the transitory and unsatis (
ssfactory nature OF earthly good May thef
sssuddenness of this death remind us alls
'3how quickly the silver chord may bet
sbroken, and may We ever live in readi
.iwhen he stall cll for us. Oh thatt
1--WE may take heed of the les {
3aasons Of thy providence. May allI
lour hearts, and all the hearts OF thiss
community, and all the hearts of thlsE
State be deeply aud profoundly impress
Jed. Oh, that the blessing of God III sy
descend upon ia, and that We may DeE
denabled to look forward with Joy to thai
ablesSed world where tn re Is no moreE
9af1ilction, or sorrow or pain We be !
$seech Thee. our Heavenly Father. too
3prepare us for the change which awaits :
= : and when Thou shalt call us to pass
Fstnrough the dark valley of death, glvef
.1ns = safe and easy passage. Send anS
;envoy of angels to guide our inexperi
.jenced souls into these realms Of blessed Z
Eness which Thou hast prepared for those
Hwho love and serve Thee Hear us ny
s3these, our prayers. Let Thy benedictions
crest upon all the connection Of thise
aafamily, and upon all this people every
iiwhere. When all our duties on earth
7 are ended, and all the battles of lifei
Nhave been fought, we pray Thee that
g Thou receive us into that blessed rest
Aprepared for Thy people on high, andl
Hwe shall render all praise to Father, Sonk
land Holy Ghost, world without end.
AAmen.
6 The choir sang "Jesus, Saviour of myE
aSoul," etc. A second selection was thens
5read from Romans, Sth chapter.
"a The pastor then announced that thej
ssservices would be concluded at the grave,
lsand as the remains were borne from thel
81 l:hurch, the choir sang Nearer my Godj
esto Thee"
8 At sos the funeral cortege lett theI
'Jchurch in the following order:
81 Governors Staff mounted.
9 The Raleigh Police Force headed by
JChief G. d. Heartt.
q Adjutant Gen. Jas. d. Glenn.
4 Col. F. A. Olds, G. NJ. G.
81 Col. Hubert Haywood, Surgeon Gen j
! Col. Benehan Cameron, Insp. s. A. F..
i Col. W. II. Williams, A. b. @.
s. Col. Jno. S. Cunningham, a. D. G.
q Col Austin Grimes, A. d. G..
q Lieut. Col E. g. Harrell, Asst. Ord
SOfficer.
a Maj. s II. Smith. Asst. Adj. Gen.
: Capt. VIM. B. Grimes, Asst G. NJ. @.
= Capt Leo. ID. Heartt, Assistant Pay
E 4master General
q Capt. w. E. Schenck, Assistant Adju-
s ant General.
q Lieutenant Fl. W. jackson, Aide del
ACamp to First Brigade.
n Then followed q carriage in which
Ewere seated Brigadier General John w
81 )otten and Col. Thos. Strange, who ar
rived too late to take their assigned po
stlons.
: Headed by the Governors Guardj
SaDrum Corps.
i Capt. I. K. Robertson, Commander.
Capt. S. s. Bachelor, Acting Adj ju
tant.
Lieuten ants Seigle and Asbury, Aides
Durham Light Infantry, Capt Gattis.
Goldsboro Rifles, Capt. Dortch.
Governors Guards, Lieutenant Cross
Wilson Light Infantry, Capt. Wooten.
Burlington Light Infantry, Lieutenant
- Carroll
y Vance Guards, Capt. Perry.
= Hearse with Body.
81 Elk Gov. Thos. J. Jarvis.
g Senator Matt W. Ransom.
Al Col. 1hos. S. kenan-
81 Ex-Judge E &. Reade.
81 L. $. Circuit Judge A. 5. Seymour.
q Hon. Kemp 2. Battle.
s Hon. L. r. Jer1igan.
q Judge J. c. MacRae.
n g. Ii. Busbee, Esq.
a Col. A. B. Andrews.
& DR.. Jas. Mckee.
q Benz. F. Park, Esq.
II Carnage containing Mr.. j. l.. FOWle,
: Misses Helen and Mary Fowle and Mas
;5ter Daniel G. Fowle.
q Private Secretary Samuel F. Telfair,
: Mrs. Telfair and Mrs. Weliborn.
\ DR.. J. H. Gordon and family, DR.. Z
Burke Haywood and others.
], Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Haywood and!
:aBruce and Mrs Wright.
8 Assistant Marshall J. Y. McRae and;
assistants.
: Gov Thomas Nj. Holt
g Secretary Of State Coke.
/ State Auditor Sanderlin.
! State Treasurer Balm.
q Chief Justice Merrimon.
II Associate Justice Clarke.
4 Associate Justice Shepherd.
81 Associate Justice Avery.
q Carriage containing Attorney Genera
aDayidson, Col. Thomas l.. keogh and,
s3others
q Carriage containing Representatives
Hong and A. d. Jones.
4 Officers of State institutions.
4 Prominent city officers.
q Hiram and Hill Masonic Lodges, fifty
: amembers.
j Seaton Gales and Manteo, /. O. O. T. |
a150 strong.
8 Raleigh Fire Department, headed by
~ nleT Il. %. LII gefNarO dUU ASSIST d1f JuO
sjR. Ferral
4 w r Womble Truck ca
81 sKcscue Steamer.
q h. Gu II }s.- -
q Capital Hos. Co.
Colored Hose Co.
There came a number Of prominent Z
,Sscitiz ns and visitors followed by car
sriage Goa an ne colored servants OF
~ he Governor > Mansion.
q From he church the procession
8 mar ched down Salisbury street to Har
! gett, thence down Hargett to Fayette-
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