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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
Obituary Notes,

Ex-REPREsENrATIvE DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.
of Cambria county, died in Harrisburg Sun.
day night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Madden.
DIR. RUTH, the navy surgeon, very popular
in the society of Washington, Baltimore,
New York and Philadelphia, is dead in the
latter city.
HON. GEORGE G. BLANCHARD, Republican
candida for Congress at the last election,
died Sunday at his home in PlacervilIe, CAL,
of pneumonia. He went to California in 1S49,
C. C. BLISS, who was a prominent Repub-
lican leader at Little Rock during the recon-
struction era, was found dead in bed at his
home Sunday morning. His death Is at
tributed to heart disease.
HON. JOSIAH MINor once the law partner
of President Franklin Pierce, died yester-
day at Concord, N. H., aged 73 He was
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas an ex-
President and director of the Concord Rail-
road and prominently identified with many
financial institutions.
GEORGE H. SIEBERr, prominent resident
OF Duncansville, died there yesterday, aged
IS years. Deceased Was associated with sev-
eral prominent progressive institutions in
Blair county, He served a term as Justice
of the Peace, and for several years operated
line of coaches between Hollidaysburg and
Duncansville.
SANFORD HAzEN has just died at the age of
70 years at Ripon, Wis. Mr.. Hazen was ono
of the eight brothers comprising the Hazen
band who accompanied the Log Cabin on its
journey 81 years ago in the campbign for
William Henry Harrison, and 81 years ago
he played for Abraham Lincoln and three
years ago he rendered the familiar 'Tippe-
canoe" strain for Benjamin Harrison.
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Stage Notes.

DR. FRANK MCDONALD said last night that
Manager Charles L. Davis had improved
somewhat and if no backset occurred would
soon have his health again, but there is no
Disgusting the fact that Mr.. Davis is still
seriously ill.
THE suit of an electric light concern
against the Alvin Theater is generally re-
garded in financial as well as theatrical cir
cles as what is generally called "a bluff"
No further complication is expected and the
Alvin Theater's prospects are just as bright
as ever.
LARGE audiences thronged Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum-Theater all day yes
terday, the bill presented being the largest
the $4,000 Oregon horse. with the long mane
and tail, is still the object of admiring
crowds of both ladies and gentlemen, as
well as the children.
HANDEL's Messiah" to be presented by
the Mozart Club at Old City Hail on Monday
evening, December 2s. promises to be one of
the richest musical treats of the season.
With a well-drilled chorus of 200 voices, an
orchestra of 40 pieces, assisted bv quartet
of soloists from New York and Boston. the
club is certainly well equipped for the occa-
sion.
GILMoRE's BAND will give two concerts in
the Auditorium to-day, at and 8 o'clock re-
spectively. ALL the theatrical companies in
the city have accepted invitations to be
present at the matinee. School children
will be admitted ut the same time at 10 cents
apiece Gilmore has four famous vocalists
in addition to his band. They are Emile
and Emma Schneelok, Monsieur Clodio and
E. j. O'Mahoney. Reserved seats are on
sale at Hamilton's music store, and thew
are going off fast enough to insure two large
houses.
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Christmas Bargains in Our Blsok Dress

Christmas Bargains in Our Black Dress
Goods Department
At 50c-The best sll-wool black French
cashmere you ever bought; the best
black all-wool French serge; aud 80
inch black all-wool ladies' cloth.
At 75c-One lot of black camePs hair
finish serge; one lot of all-wool black
jacquard suitings, brocades, stripes and
plaids
At S1-One lot of black silk warp hen
rietta cloth, 46 inches wide. You can't
find its equal in America for the money
to-day.
At 81 25 we will sell you 81 80 quality
in black all-wool silk-warp henrietta
cloth.
And at 81 30 we will sell you 81 quality
black all-wool silk-warp henrietta cloth.
These bargains cannot be matched any
where, and you will visit our black dress
goods department to-day if you want the
best values you ever bought. This sale
will be of special interest to those who are
looking for Christmas presents
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
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BELLEVUE CITIZENS INDIGNANT.
They Call a Mass Meeting and Denounce
the Borough Council.

They Call Mass Meeting and Denounce
the Borough Council.
The taxpayers of West Bellevue borough
are on their mettlc. One of them SAYS
they have been takingnotes for some time
and have found that Councilmen get their
lots filled and property beautified and bene-
fited at public expense, while those who
have no political pull foot the bills. They
have accordingly been formulating bill of
rights, and propose to make declaration
of independence followed by arebellion if
their grievances are not redressed. Accord
ingly, they have called public meeting
signed "Many Citizens" to be held at
Blacks Hall this evening, at which they
will discuss the following questions, and q
loud time is anticipated:
First-Has the public money been spent
judiciously and to the best interests of the
borough for the last two years?
Second-Have illegal investments been
made, and has public money been squan-
dered, either illegally or ignorantly?
Third-Suggestions for the Improvement
OF municipal affairs the proper expenditure
of public money and such other questionsa as
may concern the taxpayers.
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The Harris Theater.

There's 'eBarrel of Money"a at this house
this week. It is in much better hands than
when rolled into the same theater last sea-
son. Especially is this true as to the SOU
brette and the principal comedian. Miss
Carrie Lamont is the former, and pretty
little girl is she, who promises well for the
future. The funny fellow is George
A. Booker, an old favorite to the
vaudeville stage in this city. The
play is melodrama with specialties-they
all have Specialize" nowadays, though.
The sensational scene of the heroine
strapped to the belt of running engine is
well put on and brought forth tremendous
applause at both performances yesterday.
Manager Starr is sure there's more than q
barrel of money in this weeks business.
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MUSICAL cHRIsTMAs GIFTS
At II. Kleber & Bros.

Mandolins-The celebrated Washburn's,
Guitars-The celebrated Washburn's.
Music bores-The elegant Mermod Freres.
Banios and mandolins-Kleber's "Spe-
cialty."
Cornets-Higham's, Besson and Courtoi's.
Guitars-Arion, keystone and Lakeside.
New violins from 81 to S100.
Fine old violins from $50 to $500.
Vocal and instrumental folios at Soc and
81.
Kleber Bro s are the exclusive agents for
the above well-known and guaranteed
makes, and these can be had only at their
store, No. 506 Wood street. Store now
open every evening.
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CARMEN UP TO DATA

Is Bright and Amusing Burlesque, Well
Acted and Beautifully Mounted.
Carmen up to Data" made big audience
at the Bijou Theater laugh great deal last
night, and satisfied their eyes with many
pretty faces. rich costumes and gay dances.
1t is one of those nondescript enter
tainments that sometimes turn up as comic
operas, sometimes as burlettas and other
oddly-named things; to be on the safe side
the authors, or Max Freeman, the adapter,
for the piece is English in origin, have
called it spectacular comic opera bur
lesque-and it is q comprehensive and ac-
curate description, too. The piece itself
can be disposed of in very few words. 1t is
a rough and ready burlesque of Bizet's
opera of Carmen" but the semblance
Of n plot has been avoided as
far as possible The ibretto is written in
rhyme of that excruciating kind only Lon
don burlesque writers can concoct. 1t is
literally larded with atrocious puns and
venerable jests. The music is much better
naturally, for it is mostly taken from
Bizet's Carmen" and other classical
sources.
tits severol years since Corinne sang
and danced mere, and she got hearty vel
come last night. She has grown stouter; so
has her voice. On her feet she is as light
as ever, and she danced very prettily in the
Spanish style and otherwise last night. In
songs she ranged from the sentimental to such
choice topical ballads as. "Oh! What
a Difference in the Morning." and she did
we'll in all of them, as lots Of encores testi-
fed. Her dresses are really exquisite.
She is assisted by good, all-round bur-
lesque company, of which the chorus
is an unusually strong feature, both
vocally and on the score of shapes and
faces. The comedy element is dished up
with pretty strongly y-aavored sauce by John
D. Gilbert, Harry Lester and Charles Fos-
telle. Gilbert does a great deal of his
familiar business, and is genuinely funny in
spots otter with Testers assistance. Fos-
telle's female impersonatioRs are as
laughable as ever, if they are a trifle vulgar.
Bernard Dyllyn's singing of the Toreador
song and some character ditties, particularly
one called "Twixt Love and Duty" won
much applause, some of which was de-
served. Mr.. Dyllyn has good baritone
voice, but he has not learned how to use it
to the best advantage. Maud Dixon, Minnie
Burroughs, Gladys Vivian Lilly Cool and
other pretty girls filled gorgeous clothes
and left,no creases. The costumes in Act
I'LL were simply stunning in color; one of
vermillion being especially notable. There
are several scenes which deserve descrip-
tion which cannot be done now. The circus
is very funny, thanks to Gilbert chiefly.
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main closed all the week, although an eff
fort is being made to put some attraction in
for the latter half Mr.. Frank Cotter, man
ager for Modjesks, and the company will
leave for the East tonight, and viii!
carry with them the sympathy OF
many Pittsburgers. Next week Stuart
Robson will present "She Stoops to
Conquer" and 1.-THE Henrietta" at the
Duquesne Theater, and it is promised
that the setting of the former will be
Mr.. Stuart's Tony Lsmspkin is q great per-
formance, and we shall have the pleasure of
seeing Mrs. Stuart in the new role, for her,
of Miss HardcastLe "She Stoops to Conquer"
will be given the first three days and
Wednesday matinee, and ''The Henrietta"
the last three with extra Christmas matinee.
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INC0G DISCOVERED.

A Clever straight-Out Farce Well Done by
Mr.. Dickson and His Company.
The word legitimate is prefxed to the
title of farce describing 'Incog," which
was presented last night at the Grand Opera
House, and it is. properly used.
''Incog" is a wholesome, straightforward
farce of the type that prevailed
before the so-called comedy swamped
the stage. Mrs, Romnaldo Pacheco
has written a bright, breezy, quick-moving
piece, which has plot involved to degree
but which is neatly untwisted and though
not essentially new, is original in its color.
The plot and the laughter turned upon a
resemblance of three men to each other, in
the comedy of Errors fashion. The make
up of the three men bv the way is remark
ably clever, for the likeness is exact. There
is abundance of nonsense in the Dialogue, but
it is mostly fairly bright; the chief humor
of the piece, however, lies in the situations.
many of which are side-splitting Mr.
Charles Dickson as Tom Stdnhope, the disin.
herited>son who causes all the trouble by
Disgusting himself in blonde beard to re-
semble photograph he has picked
up by chance, is as good comedian
as ever, and his airy impetuosity has a
great deal to do with making the piece 60
His doubles, Harry and Dick Winters were
well done by Messrs. Robert Edeson and
Louis Mann. Hate A,nitdge the COM
panion of Isabella Ward/with whom Tom
is in love, is cleverly played by Miss
Ellen Burg, and it can be said of
into each others hands with spirit, and are
all effective The farce went capitally last
night, and excepting some draggi-
ness in the early part of
act Ill, it is action, action
action, from start to finish. That's why the
audience bore with the slenderness of the
plot; and they laughed, too, very heartily
at Mr.. Dickson and his clever associates.
The House was large And appreciative one.
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NOVELTIES

In Silver
bracelets, Hair pins.
Buckles Vinaierettes,
Chains, Whistles,
Match safes, Bon bons,
Glove members, Snuff boxes,
Puff boxes, Purses,
Cigar cases, Soap boxes.
Stamp boxes, Toilet boxes.
Glove boxes, Handkerchief boxes
and many other nick-nacks. at the iewelry
house of Henry Terheyden. No. $50 Smith
field street.
Open in the evening.
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Blood Running in Streams.
DEATHS HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Joel Bryan Mayes. Cherokee Chief.

joel bryhn Mayess CheroKee Ch1ef.
Chief Mayes, of the Cherokee Nation, died
yesterday. He has been taking a very prom
inent part in the negotiations between his
people and the United States Commission
for the sale of the Cherokee Strip" He was
born on the Cherokee reservation in Georgia
in 1888 His father was white and his mother
was of mixed blood. The tribe was removed
to the present reservation in the Indian Ter
ritory during JoePs boyhood. He graduated
in the male seminary and taught until the
Civil War broke ont, when he became quar-
termaster in the Confederate Army. He re-
turned to his farm on the conclusion of
peace, served in minor offices q number of
years, and was Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court when elected chief in 1887.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
WHEN SHALL 1 BUY
NV Christmas Presents /?

Now is the time if you can spare an hour
or two, or, if you live outside the city, a day.
crowded, ETC., and, no matter how well the
dealer tries to serve you, he can only with
courtesy attend to one at o time, SO 90 to
Hamilton's, 81 and SO Fifth avenue, as soon
as you can and select fine piano or organ
and have it delivered the night before
Christmas
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
Harry williams Academy.

There was an immense audience at Harry
Williams Academy of Music last evening.
The City Club Vaudeville and Burlesque
Company give an excellent entertainment
There q number of pretty girls, who
can sing and dance, and several
very funny comedians "Sports in
ga Grotto" and 'Iooking for o" are
queer titles for burlesques, but they serve
to introduce brilliant scenes and some un-
usually clever specialties. There has not
been better all-around show at the
Academy this season.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

PLANO buyers who want frst-class
instrument at a reasonable price will find it
to their interest to call on j. NJ. Hoffman,
& Co., 537 Smithfeld street.
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WHY SHOULDIBuY

My Christmas Presents From Hamilton, 9I
and SO Fifth Avenue?
Because he sells pianos and organs that
know are reliable in durability and pleasing
in tone; as long as l can remember I have
heard them spoken of as the leaders in that
line. My friends bought the same kind
years ago and they are good and true in
action and tone. Store open until P. M.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
Rev, George Crosby Smith,

Rev. George Crosby Smith, for the Last
25 years President of the Drew Ladies' Semi
nary, of Carmel, N. Y, died there Sunday
after long illness. He was 81 years old and
graduate of Wesleyan University. Before
taking charge of Drew Seminary he was the
principal of the academy at Newberry, VT,
and also conducted a school at Drewville.
He leaves wife and five children.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

The largest and best assortment ever
shown, from the plain, simple case to gen.
uine bronze and sterling silver-exclusive
designs, and in every conceivable shape.
Jos. EICHBAUM & Co.,
IT'S 48 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

frequent colds,
u n t IL a violent
cough and asthma
set in. The tough
m u c us in h / 6
throat and lungs
choked and sufo-
Gated him so that
"a t tim g s b q
(c uld scarcely
b r 9 q t h Q. H 1 Q
breath b GO a m Q
short. q n d he be-
came so weak as
to be unable to
work. He h q d
night sweats, and
lost 20 pounds of
flesh. He had pain
over his eyes, poor
appetite. belchinE
of gas after eating
and coated tongue.
.1t is nearly o IL g
year since he be-
came cured by the
physicians of the
'Catarrh and Dys-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

MINNEHAHA -four is easily worked and
makes more and better bread than any
other.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
75c to $40.
Fine LEATHER GOODS.

Pocketbooks, Card Cases, Satchels,
Travelling Bags-the newest and best
PRICES that are doing wonders.
People can tell when they see these
Leather Goods that they save money
by coming here.
20 odozen-24o-that's all there is
in the lot. Ten times as many would
have been better. The people would
soon buy them-ALLIGATOR COIN
PURSES, good sized ones, 80.
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For Holiday Gifts,

Chemical diamonds.' X. SMrr
Sole agent, corner Liberty and Smithfield
and 81 Smithfeld street.
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DIED.

CHARTERS-Tuesday, December Is. 1891,
at A. NJ, JENNIE, wife of 5. B. Charters and
daughter OF John and Helena Troop.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Mr.. SCHETTLE STILL LIVES.

Chronic Cough. Catarrh and
Asthma of Ten Years = Night
, Sweats - Unable to Work.
Eight Doctors Fail to Cure
Him-Permanently Cured by
the Specialists of the Catarrh
and Dyspepsia Institute, 323
Penn Avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

Sohmer Pfanosl Sohmer PiAnosi
The standard pianos of the world. Tho
favorite of the musical public and con-
scientious instructors. Don't fail to see
the elegant assortment at Hofmann's 537
Smithfield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

For bread making Minnehaha flour is ur
excelled.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15
The Duouesne Theater,

Owing to the continued illness of Nine
Modjeska this theater will probably re-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

Drs. Lowe, Grubbs and associates treat
with success Paralysis, Neuralgia, .Rheu-
matism, Scjatica, Nervous Prostration,
Blood and Skin Diseases and Stomach
Troubles Catarrh, Lung Troubles, Dyspep-
sia and Diseases OF Women, Treatments
medical and electrical.
Remember, consultation and examination
free. Rates and prices for treatment all can
afford. Special rates TO laboring men and
women, widows and others in moderate cir
cumstances.
Ofnce hours, 10 A. M. to p. NJ. aud 6 to p.
n. Sundays, to o4P.N. Home treatment by
correspondence. Send two 2-cent stamps
for question blank. Remember the name
and place, and address all letters to the
CATARRH AND DYSPEPSIA INSTITUTE,
s2s Penn av, Pittsburg. del6rTFssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

LII. a. y LoWe. pepsia Institute
He says: T could not sleep, for
had to sit up in bed and cough. I
had wheezing and stuned-up feeling in my
lungs. 1 treated with eight doctors, but re-
ceived no permanent relief When / walked
I would be all out of breath. now feel well,
bow 20 Years old. GSisnedI John Schettle."
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For Holiday Gifts,

chemical diamonds" They defy experts.
K. SMIT, sole agent, corner Liberty and
Smithfeld and 81 Smithfeld street.
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FREE Treatments AND MEDICINE,

That the public may become more thor
oughly familiar with the methods of treat
ment used by the physicians of the Catarrh
and Dyspepsia Institute, 1913 Penn avenue,
free treatments including medicine will be
given to all, rich and poor, on Wednesday
forenoon, December 16, from 9 to TO- and
Sunday forenoon, December 90, from 10 to
u. Remember dates and time.
Mr.. John Schettle, 176 Magnolia street,
Allegheny, ts 50 years old, and for ten years
experienced untold suffering. His catarrh
1ra htr
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Elegant Diamond Finger Rings.

A grand ssortment-exquisite designs
unique combinations-pertect gems.
Solitaires, p,,hu
2 stones. Ty,,5
Marquise, Sansh;.s
8 stones SaPP'
Cluster, Opai
B stones
The largest stock in the city-extremely
low price. Call on us, We can satisfy you.
Prices, S25 to 81, ,000
E. P. ROBERTS & Sons,
IT'S Fifth avenue and Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-15

GIVE Minnehaha flour a trial
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This HOLIDAY EXPOSITION is
much more extensive than heretofore.
Every available space and corner for
a table or counter in these stores
from the door to the rear, 24o feet
back, upstairs and downs occupied
with everything that's new, useful
and ornamental, from Baby's
Chamois Skin Boot to Ladies finest
Alaska Sealskin Garments, Art Pot
tery, Jewelry and Sterling Silver De-
partments largely extended and stock
ed with the latest and best-from the
novelties in Stick Pins to genuine
Diamond Rings. Moderate profit
PRICES pay the people to come,
and give US a hundred sales as against
a half dozen, did we do it on the big
profit way. You can see the differ
ence in prices as soon as you come
if you want nice goods-whether it's
a IS cent or $50 article.
Thousands of Dress Patterns of
Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Black
Goods, ETC., in nice fine Christmas
boxes.
500 Patterns new style striped,
FINE, SOFT-FINISH CHINTZS,
10 yards in each, full 36-inch wide
,orIs
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Loose Diamonds.

Loose Diamonds.
A complete stock of all sizes fine white
and blue white stones mounted in our fac-
tory on the premises while you wait. Low
prices. Come and see.
i E. P. ROBERTS & Sons,
Cor. Fifth avenue and Market street.
TTS
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Sl.00
A PATTERN.

Something good, nice and worth
giving as Christmas present.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-11

CONFEDERATE WOMEN.
They Erect "a Monument AT Fred.
erickslDurx, Wa.

ericksburx, Wa.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 11.-Thc
town was profusely decorated yesterday
with bunting and Confederate and ma
tlonal flags i'll honor of Memorial day
and the unvciling of the Confederate
statue. Thousands of visitors were in
attendance, including number of Con.
lederate camps with their drum corps.
The services at the cemetery were
opened with prayer by the Rev. W. f..
Carter, of the Methodist church, and
then General Bradley T. Johnson, of Bal
timore, orator of the day, delivered the
unvciling address.
The monument was erected by the
Ladies Memorial Assembly. 1t is of gray
granite and stands on a mound OF earth
live feet and six inches high. There is a
column oneachcorner of red granite with
gray granite and plyth base. 1t contains
the following inscriptions:
On east side: "South Carolina, Vir-
ginia and North Carolina"
North: Missouri, Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Arkansas.
West: Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas"
South: Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama.'
On the west side there are muskets, and
on the south castle with battlemcnt;
on the north sabres, on the cast cannon,
with the words, ITO the Confederate
Dead"
Almost every camp in Virginia was
represented at the unvciling ceremonies,
and the observance OF the day was with
out parallel in this historic town.