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Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
RAILROAD KhckIvERsarrs


Probable Actton to he Taken by Con grcss
on the subject.
WASHINGTON, Dec IA rather interest
ms question came an IN The house in the
course 81 The session regarding railroads 10
the hands Of = receiver The matter SlN
arse IN The judiciary committee when GER
lain bills that have been lutrodoccd have
been reported. One 81 these is hv Laumcr
Of south Carolina, who wishes to have en-
actcd a law which will authorize that state
h. sue ana collect about &1NpN taXos from
the Richmond 4 DanV3llC road II this road
was not IN the hands II = receiver the state
courts would have jurisdiction, hui helnS in
the hsnds II = receiver. appointed BY the
United States court nothing can he done
In TINS particular case the conpsu odeTs 10
pay certain taxes, which II admits are INST,
thai Il VIII moi be responsible for the lakes
claimed 10 ne unjust
There are some other bills in relation Ia
reccloershlus. one OF which limits the time
IN which a road shall he IN TIE hands 81 q
receiver 10 three years, at the end Of which
time i must he sdlG. ThlS is mol liable 10
secure a favorable report, but ii IS feared
that great injustice might Ne aone, as a cor
porallon having ready money would thCs be
able 10 buy roads al much less than their
cost The argument against The unlimited
time for recelverShlos 10 run Is that they
are conducted with great dGtrimcnt 10 The
parties Interested in The company. and have
been used from time Ia time 10 freeze out
feature IS thai Interstate roads come wholly
under the control Of thcU United States courts
and ne action can be taken by state courts
looking 10 their regulations.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
FROM oCT o. THR WTLDEaNESs.
Letter from the Deserted Cook OF the Tar
lin Parry Found Elnailng IN a stream.

Letter from tho Deserted Cook OF the Tar
lin Party Found Floating IN a stream.
ST. L0rls, Dec. GA special dispatch
printed here, dated Spokane, Wash. states
that sam Fills Of spokane, while hunting in
the Bitter Root mountains on Saturday last,
found a BOTTLE ioaiine down the Clearwater
river. Ellis caught The b5tJle, opened ii
and found that ii contained this letter:
NOVEMBER -, 1851 aan alive and well.
Tell them Ia come and get me as som a. any
one finds this. ] am hffy miles from c~ivilizs-
gate, one of The host Carliu party. My legs are
better; ! can Walk some Come seS1n Tor Gods
sake. Take this letter TO hendTlck, ldahN
and you viii be literally rewarded. My name
Is George Colgate. from Pos Fails. This hoItle
came today and | caught it and write these
words to take me out Direct thls 10 - hlmo
7. S-GoSdhye wife ana children.
The dispatch also says as soon as NJ c.
Norpoyie, proprietor OF the 81. Elmo, heard
the news he organized another searching
party 10 huut for Colgate
Genera! Carlin, the father Of Nlillam r.
CarliE, the leader Of the LOST party, IS IN ST
Louis and was seen. He had not heard Of
the bottle beng found. and WAS somewhat
surprised on learning the nature Of the note
il contained
No. said he, in answer 10 a question. u
Go not believe that note was written by Col
gaze al all. You see II i dated Novemo Der
p, and : an morally certain The cook was
desd al least len days previous TO thai
time, because ! know the man was sick
when he went out with the party HIS
limbs were SO affected that II was
difficult for him 10 walk. When his coudi-
ton was desert bed 10 DR.. Webb. one Of The
best physicians III Spokane, he said the man
had not fwepcy-foLr hours 10 1--we. Now !
know If a man in his condition was caught
in a snow storm he surely would not have
been able 10 write such i letter so long
afferwar1- The letter was probably writ,
ten BIZ ont one and placed in the bottle foG
the purpose Of getting a little money ouI
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
state Rank Tax Repeal.

WAsRlS6T0S, Dec 29-The subcommittee
Of the committee on banking ana currency
Of the house, 10 which was committed the
question Of repeating the state bank tax, IS
divided on the matter, Mr. Cox Of Tennessee
submitting a report, in which Is embodied
unconditional repeal. ana Mr.. Warner Of
New York ana Mr.. Hal reporting 10 favor
Of conditional repeal The bill drawn Dy
Messrs. Han AMI Warner repeats the 30 per
cent Tax, but provides that issues Of sta e
BANK notes snail De coanIeg - the state IN
which the BaHks are Incorporated and II the
noUes are used outside Of the state they are
their face value.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

party on hoard, stcarca ND - her wharf at
the foot 81 seventh street The president
entered his carriage and was driven imgac.
distely to The white house, where he ar
rived shortly after lsN President Ccvc.
lRnd looked well, The other members "
the party entered their cavrisCcS and were
driven 10 their Offices or homes
The presidential party had very poor lunS
as duck hunters The birds were scarce
and several trlpS mads aflcv their resulted
badly. The party went down tac river 10
Chesapeake nsy and cruised around there
for a time Boats were lowered and several
attempts made ~ secure some game but
without SncrnSS
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
WITH DEsDLF MEM.

Discovery of An lnfernaI MAchine Adj
dressed 40 TAs President.
L0vELANp, Colo, Dec 22-An Internal
machine was picked upin an alley by q e.
y~ear-old boy, who taeE it home. Il was a
wooden oox about faar Inches square neatly
wrapped and addressed to The President
Executive Mansion, Washington, D. C" On
the I'D was written, Compliments Of a
Colorado Miner The box contained some
chemical compound mixed with = powder
and q 0etonaring cap SO ranged that
when Inc I'D was ~reEaoVed il would explode
The cheuicai composition u the contents Of
the box IS not known REf that il was an ex-
pIosiFe OF considerable power has been
proven by eKpeHssB~uE IL IS not Known by
whom the machine Was prepared or with
what OF rect.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
DENOUNCED as sEss4IIoN AZ
story OF How an outlaw Escaped from the
Arkansas Prison.

LITTLE Rock. Dec. GA sensational
story was printed this afternoon and tele-
Eraphed abroad thar The coffin in which jim
Burrows, the Desperate, and brother Of the
notorious Rube Burrows was buried in the
state prison buryinE grounds here in
October. ISIS. had been disInterred aad
found 10 De empty. The records Of the PEN
!teuliary show lhaI Jim Burrows died
October ;, lsss. Captain Wcsi, superinteaG-
ent OF the state pcnitentiary, today stated
10 an Associated press reporter THAI the
story is without foundation that the grave
f.om which the body nad been removed was
not that in which Burrows had been buried,
and that the story that Burrows is now lIv-
iuc is ridiculous, = young physician in this
clty, il Is said. now has the skeleton Of the
notorious outlaw hanging in his office.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

Mexican Rebels Strong in Their Hatred q!
NJ GoErrnm mi.

the 6overnm -nr-
Ell P.so, Dec 2a-T~o milling Prospectors
returned today from a thirty days trip
through the Sierras One Of them said
The common people throughout the coun-
try we Travelled through are devout Cath
olics and they think the government has
never let Al opportunity pass for insulting
the church. They hate The DiaZ govern
nent and VIII fight IL whenever
they have q chance. Fifteen hun
ared fedora! troops are stationed at Guer-
zero and smaller squads al other towns. We
mel il The mountains i general with 100
men VINO said they were hunting for Santa
Perez, bQI They &C not want 10 md him.
He IS a fighter and the Mexican authorities
know il. Al over that ce1pirs The people
want 10 JOIN Perez but any nan suspected Of
synpathlZng with him Is shot. We were
told not less than roo men hac been shot in
thai country because they had been sls.
pecJec Of beng Il sympathy with The
revolution
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
VIII OPERATE THE PLASE.
Recent Deal Made ny Ihe Omaha Packing
comE.any nj NznSas City.

heceni bcal mace ~ the o2laha tANhlnS
Company nj HHnSas City.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 2a-By mCfnal consent
Of the Interested parties Judee Philips Of
the United States circuit court made an
order II chan hers taeas requiring : I.
Coaklia, as trustee az THO ST Joseph Stock
Yards Z Termlna, coSpaay, to release The
packing house pcgt8on Of the plant 10 The
Omaha Packing Conpaay.
II January, 1891 "a Epel NJ Jarvis was
made trusJee Of the ST Joseph Stock Yards
and Tern.nal company to secure an issue OF
SS00, 0a worth Of bosds- The LrGSteeship
has since descended 10 s l. Coukiin. For
some time The packing house connected with
the plant has been1dls3 The Omaha Pack
ing company reccntH q 81 offer 10
operate the packing ho1se II consideration Of
receiving Sl2s, 600 worth Il The compAay's
lock The offer was serIghl 10 be advan-
taCeols 10 Al concern ! zuo steps were
taken 10 secure lis aceeraanne The release
order by JuuEe PkReips carries ten acres OF
Land with The packing taonse,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

met IN the Fgfth Aveape Artel 10 take action
or behalf o. those wne nasc deposits 81 the
time when The 6.recscrs must have been
aware q he instituDo3S ~tasolveDcy Rcsa-
lliiaus we're a3OTjea ur0vlcsnr for the AZ
pointncni of a caIMtf1cS 81 five - advise
with the receivers anc bo erEac counsel u
necessary - protect and advance ihc inter
cSts o. TIE dcuosatorS The CON nasitcc IS
Also - hv directed 10 ASCERTAIN bhe exact
date when il was SaNwu The hank was hope
lcSSly iuSalveui
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
-DKsoosCsD IRVINE.
Arguments in the Disarse SUIT az salt
Lake Yer5 strong.

Lake Ners strong.
SALT LAIR Dec 4.-4n the Irvine divorce
sui today John NJ. ZaIe. Mrs, Irvlne's roun-
Sc, read a number Of Inc letters written by
Mr. Irvine 70 ms vile waile be was Il jail al
Lincoln ana ridiculed and denounced the
writer ov pArns They showed be said,
low cunning and cr4vel fear. I~ryine's
actions II Omaha on tie occasion OF Lis IN
terylew with has vile were branded Is the
blackest iafanE c n. Bennett followed
Mr.. ZaEe for Inc cefsnss. Judge o. ".
Powers began the eaesing ArgEment on be
half Of The plalnlih He viii continue 10
MDrrOW.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
~L0R4Do CUSDIIIoS.
senator Teller THINKS IT Better than thai
of Eastern sTa:es.

of Eastern sTa;es.
CHICAGO. Dec. 29-Uliied States enator
h NJ. Teller spent several hours al the
Grand Pacific yesterday afternoon enroute
home from Washington.
Colorado IS in a better condition today
fnan the eastern states said the senator.
1T IS surprising 10 note the extent Of her
rec2perafive energies, The deplorable condi-
tiou Of last July, brouEh: about by fear Of the
impending silver repeal, has passed entirely
away. The mining activities have gona from
silver To gold with remarkable results. The
east expected a revival of trade with The
repeal Of The silver act, Mr.. Cleveland and
MI. sherman assured the country prosperity
would be resumed. But IL has not.
We haye no fears over the coming extra
session Of cur legislature. Its members are
not fools enough 10 follow Governor WaiJes
advires n state silver currency ="
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
LOST IN sTomIsG M0Usr4Bs.
Stage FuIl of Passengers from RawlIns To
Lander Missinr-Snouius Hard.

Lander MISUNDERSTANDING Hard.
LANDER. Wyo, Dec 2a-There IS great
excitement here over lie nanaTrivsI Of the
mail and passenger stage coach from Raw
Inns, winch was due here Yesterday noon.
Dispatches from Crook $ Gap ssy nothing can
be heard from the caach or passengers. II
has been showing hard II the zap for
thlrfy-six hours. and The snow is now three
feet deep on the eve aRd badly Griffed IN
many places. IL Is feared The coach has
upset ano the drivers and passengers per
ished with cold, 4 relief party left here to-
oav.
Al midnight no news had been received Of
the missing stage II Is known there were
three passengers for Lander. buJ who they
are IS not known. II Is thought the stage
has stopped at 8 ranch about fifty miles
from Lander, waiting fer tie storm 10 cease.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
chill GOES s4cK on HEa UoRD.
New Phase in the case Of Two sailors In,
Inred In The NAIparAiso RInts.

INEEA III NJ FNFIHEN'EN FWt"
SAY Francisco De" 29-Algn Orr, attOr-
uey for Patrick Shields and Andrew McKins-
ley, s4ilJrs on the American steamer keyvee-
raw, who were 5rutal!y beaten By the Chi
In police in Valparaiso at the time
Of the Baltimore riots IN 1871, has re-
ceivei notice that tie Cnillan government
wlll contest the effort 70 nave the Claims Of
Shields ana Mcklusley settled By the arbi-
frafian commission appointed 10 settle the
question 81 damages 70 American citizens On
the grounds that Shields -uG McKlus-
.ey are not American c~itiaens. IN view Of
the fact that the Gillian government had,
bY agreement VITA Minister EFau, waived
the very poiEt they no 5 raise their action
has caused sGprlse here.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
F.lllag nn ln Nannner.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 9-Js-tFzry ~ the
general impression, the nun Der Of complaints
of victims Of green goods syiadlers nov
being made 70 the Posi8fhce department IS
unusually small There are still, however.
nang complaints IN course Of investigation
o. Post0fhce Inspector Anthony CoIstock
70 whom are referred a.! such cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
Refa.-a 40 3. y "a.

NV YORK he A-Thr steamer Berg
ueisteT Peterson WHICH sal.ed from R9ttsr-
daD A0reubsF - FOR TINS port, and over
Wtarh sJDe anxiety Is fElI, Vas again
passed December = nv the steamer Wool
Wlcb, witch arrived LAST night IRON Aildd-es-
borough The MoG3slrh Uas boarded b Ire
Erst C15rer Of The Petersen who handed
hin q lsitsr ana rec 1estea llu 20 deliver Il
10 their agent il AeR HOik- Captain Dun
das n the MoolEirh offered q ioW 1im 70
port 9ut Re refused ass lslzare.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
Baca rom TneIr munr,

W.sHINGroS, Dec. g. res.Gen- Csve-
land ana ais part returned % Washington
al 80 today.
Il was exactly 10 o'clors IS The light
house teEaer Ylolel. WIZ Mr. Cleveland u
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
C1RSKgED THE coRs.
". 7. Green WORKS a slick Deal on 81.
LGais Broker

ST L0rIs, Dec q "A 'squeeze" developed
u the December eOrn marEeI here today,
proving the truth Of predictions made mere
tAfore D. nen IN ioueh win the Wt The
sQheeAer s " 7. Green. Who. i vas found
lhls afternoon. own HI The No : corn Il this
market except 10 bushels The Eifaz-
lion 5 such has he czn phi the tie price 10
sHy D i=nt: Just hox hish Tomorrow maT-
keI val prOuAa as shOE. Tocay he alg-csl
Quotation a4s 1G.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
H-aurime Ilaltsliss VIII Run.

Louisville Dec. - The court 81 appeals
has granted srits Of error ia The lottery
cases The lotteries vii. resume business
Peadlng further Development
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
ua,rnoItfav in was,mrton.

WAsHlN6roN, Dec 29-An the executive
departments VIII be closed al noon today, in
accordance with the established custom Of
giving the employees i half holiday proceed
ing New Years day,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

WASHINGTON. Dec 2a-Little credence IS
given here to the reported disagreement be
tween President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

Ara YoEK, Dee - About toriy 1epos-
lIlrs q tae egf-1et Aaa-sgE Sa-zrs D-ak
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
RENDERGAST'SFATE

Found entity Of THE Murder Il kAyar EAr-
sal a CaicACa
Es PUNISHMENT FDTD At DttTH
fui Little Tine Vas Take. ~ TIE JEy to
Arrlvs 81 DeG9oa.
NV TIER N0Nss sEsE sEcENED
Chicago Pespis Think Just Sentence HAs
Bsel Imposed
uD5E ssEStkNos CHARGE TO TIE UsY
u Wa. Fair and Impartial How the
SHrsertr Heard has FAue-His FRA
vA6n vAnsshrs-Sccnes IN the
Court Room Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

Lei hlE come n E2ll &c SEE hin
SAG the conGEUnad Kan. The brothers
Eraspso h4ccs aZa neither spoke for . time
Then jain ssa1 DQu lose hope Gene
MfA GO al ~ en- f0r rEL.
4eDorroB FneuGerEHsl Es4 be given 4 cell
u muFs1erETs rgE. and xiii have Tor bs
nearest hsl-a p0sE PZiZIef EDo Higgins. tWo
men uuaer C-au1emuatsOn Of lEalh for uur-
car Tbs ceztn Eafrh EI4 De inrefsau1ly
EG-nz4ue1 81 his Gel Gnur- three bs4.iHs
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

1Please ash the gentleman 70 excuse me.
] wound prefer BCI 10 see or Talk with any
body to1l-EL-7 TEls Al 2 o'clock was the
verbal response e PreEcer-ast, Inc con
oeLne1 murderer, as ne sal Il us ce--. 10 3
written message D. the e-eCi thai Tie Asso-
c1aIe1 press wound DE pleased 70 receive and
pui On Lhe res Ems statement Prsuceryagi
ulElI be disposed 70 l4Ee- PreuderEssI
WIS placed II u cell Numbered II. winch
faces TIE visitors ca=e JEST ilslle tie
ceL lie sat has CHAIR tIlIe1 hack against the
wal while outside ara IN tronf o. the open
caJr was posted tie death watch II the
prisoner had ans c0Ecepb1u gf the real slg-
ulbcaEes q l1Ls E4ul watch lie gaze nc
ElEU
When nrst AC n1ck l. the ce5- afier hear
ing Tie death ver1lct be WIS trembling
viii excitement. and Cl entering lbs eel
nuo- h-EsGf c-lerlC1ly upCE nls couch BIT
u . few UIu1res re arose ADD Sal n his
r1alF g-ao-y sn1 s-eEt, nuf glsll and sgu-
posed HIS brother. IabE -PreLaErFasf, theL
EaUe II ne ZL
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30

sC11Il2rD On sEcoz1 FAsE
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-30
x.ar.a 10 Deees h. ate

IwenrY-nFE UlBEbEs were Consumed Il de-
iTsrzlE tas r1zfEe p itez TIE .udgs said
~GauileUleI Er4 Ea8 retire H. causI1eT or
verdict.
Tie lzlg retired AZ l7 and relErDea Al
ia
"A p~renosrEEE. p33k ms sea- tbs Judge
kaa4
naTE Kou Agreed upuH q 0enalct
The tNHlre De1 hCNez HasenI ALa Sc sgzl
answered Yea 6E
s-nlx a-ces Szllsr Ia sssk eEosea lsns
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds. best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due.to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
alive; efiectmlly cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and II bottles, but it is man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Go, only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute ii offered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
A HIGH OLD CHURCH SCANDAL
The Pastor Wants to Apply
for a Divorce.
BUT SOME MEMBERS OBJECTED
And the Meeting Broke up in
a Grand Row.
The Pastors Statements Denounced by
Another Minister AS "Damnably False"
---iie Is Accused OF Receiving Very
Improper Letter, From an Unmarried
Woman of His Congregation.

DETROIT, Mich, June l7.-Unity Church
OF this city, an almost creed!ess organza-
ton of protesting Christians, is in the
throes of a scandal
1t seems that tho Rev. G. c. Goodrich
the pastor of the church, was intending to
procure divorce from his wife. without
the knowledge and consent OF the board
of trustees. some of the members were
opposed to this and an effort was made 10
depose the minister
At a meeting held last evening. grave
charges were made against the minister
and read. They lad previously been
passed upon blythe trustees and dscredited
Pastor Goodrich replied to the charges
in lengthy address, supplemented BY II
large number OF members ia support of
his moral character. When he had finished
the Rev, Mr.. Bullock arose and announced
that he was prepared to prove that the
statements OF Mr., Goodrich were "damna.
bly, false"
Mr.. Goodrich at once became violently
angry, rushed upon MIR. Bullock and
seized him BY the throat Several Of the
leading functlonaries Of the church inter
fered and prevented what would undoubt.
eddy have resulted in much more severe
assault
A scene OF understandable confusion Ell,
sued. Women. who largely predominated
screamed and several tainted. The meeting
hnallr broke up i'll great disorder. A dis
ruptlon Of the church will, it is said. result
The Rev. Mr.. Bullock exhibits letters
written to Pastor Goodrich BY lady OF
the congregation, which are decidedly i'm,
proper for single woman TO send TO a
married man, and the authenticity Of
which, II IS claimed, is not questioned
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

The allegations were that Protest struck
and bit Myers. The court overruled the
demurrer.
In the case Of Bernard j. McVey vs..
Manual Richenberger. she judgment Of
the court below was affirmed.
The court continued the case of Cunnel
VS.. Council, proceeding in divorce.
At Saturdays session of the superior
court, resolutions adopted upon the death
OF the late Chief Justice Robinson we're
presented aud spread upon the court
records, Speeches We're made By members
OF the bar, touching the late chief jas
tees death. while others pad their re-
spects g the memory Of the late Henry
Il. du Font, a member Of the bar.
Court convened at o'clock. Willard
Sauls ury moved that the resolutions on
the death of Henry RiIgeiy du lont be
spread upon the minutes 81 the court
after few remarks, durin. which Mr.
salisbury spoke of the character at the
deceased and his many good qualities, as
observed during long and friendly ac-
quaintance
Austin Harrington, in sccondng the
resolutions spoke of the uprightuess and
Lhc courteous and diguiliei department Of
Mir. IN Rlnt, and said ~ q friend he WIS
coniiding and unwavefing. The resolu
tons were ordered sPfeainpn the minutes
William ;. lliies presented the resGiu-
Thursday, March "a Oh the death of the
late Chief Justice Robinson. Before inuv.
lng Tor the adoption pt the resolutions Mr.
llilles called TO the attention Of the court
ana members Of the bar some Of the traits
Of mind and Of heart which made tile
late Chief Justice Robinson pre- eminent
among his fellow men He Sua in bart
There was that IN his lite THAI
still lives in immortal youth with those
q Us who knew tIm rs a Colubnrer Ia our
profession. Although the Chief Justice
was On the bench nut few weeks, lie
demonstrated the wisdom of his selection
to MI Tue high office at time when the
need Of such q clear head, kind heart and
pure life was Tho sorest He was profoundly
learned IN the common law. II has boon
SAID THAI 1t Is no praise to say uf Della
ware Judge thar hc vas honest that he
WAS upright Mr., Robinson WAS NOT ouly
honest tp tie state but he was honest ~
himself, he loved the Law with his whole
soul
In continuation Of his adlrea, Mr.. IiIlcs
said that no Judge has ever the crmiue
borne with 4 more exalted idea Of the re-
aponsiplliIies Of Judicial otlice,,nnr with
more determined purpose to assume 10 The
fullest extent those responsibilities
la srenhding thu motion for the adop.
ton Of the resolutions Andrew II, Suuburu
pald a brief trhutc To the memory vi thg
deceased He said Nv the decree ol All ali,
Wise providence the deceased was taken
from tho midst OF lbs coEtborcrs III the
prime Cf n rig@rUu manhood, ami At the
very moment whcu his life gave promise
81 thcgIcalcst usefulness 10 the STATE. HIS
successful career AT THE lar bears witness
q tbs patient industry anu fAtihfGl deyo,
ton 10 the Interests ri his clients
Brtel remarks were made by CEirt
Justice Lore and Associate Judge Charles
|, 10 m ti.pl a