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regular lines the length Of tho room to
the vault wall, there being more room
outside at the front than at the rear. At
the front q door leads 10 the private
office OF tho cashier, which is a small
apartment lighted with an immense
plate glass window looking out on the
street. To the rear are the windows OF
the receiving and paying tellera Over
these windows and tho door to the CASH
ier's room, the carved work in the nat
ural wood is very elaborate and well ex-
eeuted. The flooring Ia Of Italian mar
bic. The entire building Is fitted for
both gas aud electric lighting, though
only the latter will be used,
To the rear Of the banking room Is
the room for the use OF tho board OF d.
rectors. This apartment, like the
other, ia finished In natural oak, aud
with oak flooring, highly polished. A
large plate glass window affords an
abundance OF light. To one side are To-
Gated the cloak room and lavatory.
The building will BIO heated by steam,
the plant OF which is in the basement.
On the second floor arc two we'll lighted
rooms that would be eagerly sought
alter for office purposes, but they will
only be used for storage purposes, It be-
ing the intention OF tho officials OF the
institution that tho building shall be
used for nothing but the bank.
Tho now building cost in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000, the vault alone
costing $1,000. The institution may
Justly DO proud Of its now home,
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At tho Grand last night, after long
absence OF any dramatic attraction, Il
largo audience gathered to SEQ Miss
Coleman In MORA MaChrcc." Tho play
il fresh. interesting and altogether de-.
lirhtiul, and the company satisfactory
without exception, and in some respects
much better than that. Miss Coleman
il pretty and piQunnt soubrctto, who
can act and sing. Tho scenery IL nm
attractive feature, aud tho stage setting
all right Those who enjoy wit aud
humor in setting Of romance, should
not fail to SOC "Nora Mnchrcn" before
tho engagement cnds, Tho pioco will
bu repeated this evening, aud to.mor.
row afternoon n matinee will be given,
when thorc should DO a largo house, AZ
tho performance has u duOp hold on tho
Indies aud children
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structure were drawn by Leiner K Faris,
tho architects, who have also supervised
the construction, and tho contract was
awarded Klieyes, Kraft & Co., who have
pushed the word as fast as possible, but
on account OF tho uniavorable weather
for building operations tho past winter,
were hold back considerably. Since
spring opened up tho work has been
pushed almost uninterruptedly, and
the building is now ready for occu-
panCy. 1t is the intention OF the
officials Of the bank to move into their
handsome new quarters early next
week, probably Monday or Tuesday.
AHANDsoME BUILDING.
INTELLiGENCER reporters were shown
over tho premises yesterday afternoon,
by officers Of the bank, who are justly
proud OF their new business home.
Standing on the sidewalk, the artistic
and elaborate Ramaneque front, with
It's columns, arches, plato glass and
iron grill work, looms up with the
solidity that is one OF tho essentials OF u
bank building. Upon entering. tho Wis.,
itor whose anticipations have been
buoyed up by the exterior, is not disap.
pointed. The main banking room,
though not as large as some others, IS
commodious enough, and as one Of the
officers remarked, tho working force,
though not crowded, is compact and
together. The most noticeable feature
is the large vault in the rear, which,
with its red pressed brick exterior looks
sombre when compared with the other
furnishings. This vault has the only
pressed brick exterior in the state, tho
idea being recent, and not yet generally
adopted. The walls aro four ieOt
thick, with steel lined interior. which
IL eight feet square, in it aro contained
two flre.proof satoJ and Il number Of
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the northwest until fall, and will then
DO located in Philadelphia.
S. NJ. Darrah and II. II. Dunlovy arc
in Chicago attending u meeting OF gas
works officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Browse and Miss
Janet Browse, Of Grape Island, were
Stamm guests yesterday.
W. ". lIearno, the wcll.known iron
manufactures, Of Cincinnati, registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Lloyd A. James, Of Chicago, Is in
the city, the guest OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. James, on Fifteenth
street.
J.N. Connaliy, Of Littleton, +. J.
Nicholson, Of Warrington. and b. +.
Martin, Of New MarIinsville, wcro at
the BGhlCr.
Mrs. NJ. L. Zicglcr and the Misses
Emma and Mary Hegler OF tho Eighth
ward, left Yesterday for saltwater,
Mimi, to spend several months.
]. II. Evans, Of Beaver. pa., j. r.
Leonard, OF Lima, and Q. =. Collins, OF
bridgeport, Pa, prominent oil opera.
tors, were ut tho Mcclure last night.
Mr.. Fred Fairs, tho architect, left yes.
terday morning for Clarksburg, to look
after tho now bank building OF which
his firm is to supcrintend tho construc-
ton.
Rev. DR.. J. D. NIoTat, president OF
the Observation-Disclosures college, was
in the city Yesterday, tho guest OF his
brother. Clerk 7. q. MoiIat, Of the
board Of county commissioners.
RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn, OF tho diocese
Of Wheeling, has been appointed coal'
tutor Of Archbishop Konrick, Of ST
Louis, with right OF succession, and II
is said that Rev Father Joseph StongGr,
OF this city, will likely be appointed to
the vacancy oCCasioned by Bishop Kahn t
prOmotion.-Chdrlcsion Star Tribune
Miss Grace G. Jonos, an excellent
young lady, and daughter Of tho late
Squire Johnson l.. Jones, OF Dillics'
bottom, was married. to Mr. NJ. f. Bar.
rett, Of Clarksburg, W. Va, Il. st.
Francis Catholic church IN Mounds
vile, on "Wednesday. Mr.. John ClilI
ord, Of IClarksburH, and Miss Annie
Wingcrtor, Of Wheeling, were the at.
PENDANTS. No invitations wore issued
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers in the City aud wheeling Folk

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
J,W. Clark, Of St. Clalrsvillc, Is at
tho Windsor.
b. Engle, of MiddlobOurne, was at tho
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. @. E. Van Kouron returned to
Chicago yesterday.
Hon. R II. Browse, Of Grape Island,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. N. b. Scott left yesterday for
Chicago to visit her sister.
Charles Drake OF Warrington, was
in town yesterday afternoon.
Robert ]. Smyth has returned from
Rochester, n. Y. where no has con-
hected himself with the Curtice Broth
ors Company, Of that city. Mr.. Smyth
will represent this house in Chicago aud
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instanced in the not yet completed Pea.
body building on Market street, the i'm.
posing City Bank structure aud the new
building of the Bank OF Wheeling, on
Main. The latter will prove to be one
OF the most convenient and comfortable,
as well rs one Of the handsomest bust.
ness edifces In this section.
II was over year ago when tho direc.
tors OF this Institution determined to
erect new and modern building on the
site OF the old one, but on account Of
strike among the granite workers OF
Vermont, whore alone the material for
the elaborate and artistic front could
be secured, work on 1t was not started
in earnest until last October, tho bank
having about the middle Of September
taken temporary quarters two doors
above on Main. Tho plans for the now
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Yesterday evening Miss Hottie List
gayo six O'Clock dinner ut her iathur's
residence on North Main street. In
honor Of Mrs d. Charles lrsscl aud
Mrs. Ccndonnng, Of Kansas CITY, siS.
iCun ladies wutu present, and the din.
nor was complete and charming IN Uv.
cry respect
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safety boxes, for tho use Of tho bank
and officials, aud some Of ita customers,
Entrance to the vault Ia gained by ono
doorway, located at tho front llOfO
arc three doors the outside one, very
mnssivc, Ia secured by tlmc lock
which operates on tho inside. Tho
steel work of tho vault was louu by tho
Hall, Marvin * Herring Co., tho nolol
Cincinnati saio builders, aud 1t Ia abqo.
lntoly burglar proof In connection
with tho vault u novel idua Ia adopted.
IL IL the intention to have tho innitor
sleep on ton, which hnB been llttcl IN
for that purpose, aud thia will bc an
additional safeguard against robbery
TIM iSrEHion FITTINGS.
Tho ceiling Of the main apartment,
which IN twenty feet high IA from tho
Caldwell x Peterson Company, aud very
elaborate and artistic II h. Tho furnI.
turc, which Ia nll unk, natural finish,
Comos from tho Robert Mitchell Furnl.
tuto Company, Of Cincinnati, which has
worldwide reputation for banking
furniture Tho railing extends IN H..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-19

is cigarette OF exceptional high grade,
appealing to that class OF smokers who
seek release from back numbers and,
have demonstrated their endorsement
Of this new cigarette by their large and
hearty support.
admiral" is not made by trust.
BAER's Sons GROCERY Co.,
Sole Agents.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
~~N0TICE.~~

Having sold our paper business, book Rc-
counts and good will to W, II, TrllSchel we take
this means OF notifying the public. We thank
past mud respectfully solicit continuance Of
j. " REILLY & co.
Having purchased the business d Geo, Y,
Reilly Il Co, We beg to announce that We Will
continue the bnsincSS VI the old stand No. l39l
Main street. and will carry iUll line OF wrap
ping aud hui ding paper, paper bAg'. roofing
felt twincs, etc, and by promptncsS and close
attention TO business, hopO 10 merit liberal
share OF the public patronage. ,,..,,.,.,
Telenhone "a myll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-19

ltr arcrol art Of beauty lies not In
Cosmoilus hut Ia only In pure blood,
aud u healthy performance Of the vital
functions, TO DO obtained by using Eur.
dock Blood liiltrfs.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., May ls.-The
Lewis Porter cabinet shop was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000 to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-19

IT never failed to cure dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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TODAY.


Ladies' Waists worth soc for goo, Mt
L. 5, GOOD Is CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-19
pUBLlC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate |

The undersigned viii Ollrr Tor sale ~ IuDlO
Auction, upon tho pfcnisrL on
SATURDAY. MAY 90 1871,
at O'Clock u III. Of said day. the I blowing real
estate tn.wll. Lots Nos pSS gs1 M, M aud W.
In Shtrvc's addition To the city Of MArin's
Ferry, Ohio Also twelve lots adjoining tho
above named lots. with four dwelling houses
This property il located In the Third ward Of
said city within three squares Of the street rail-
way, anil ahu's on tue county tund Delaware,
Clinton aud Cntwba streets, AMI Il well located
for dwelling Ot business purpose, aud Will DO
OnCtCd ~ whole or In lots 10 suit purchasers
TERMS az SALE-OnC'thi cash On day NJ sale
Onrthirl In one and balance IN two years there.
RtiCr-dUiCtrrd payments a. bear six pCt cent
gaze Oh premises sold
For particular, cnlI on h 7 llowfLia fridge.
mort Ohio, or GEORGE RTrCr. Mnrtlu's fcrrY
GEORGE ROBINSON,
W II. IlAirG AuCiinnccr myli
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A BANKS NEW HOME.
That of tho Bank of Wheeling on
Main Street is a Beauty.
DESCRIPTION OF The STRUCTURE
1t WIN DO Opened for business the
First of Next week-somo Novel
Features Adopted In tho Construc.
tion-whero tho Artistic Furnish,
ipgs Came from-Tho Cost-The EE'
penslVe Vault.

THIN tho past
year or two
there have been
somo very hand
some modern
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TODAY

Iicdiurd Ulinlllua worth iOr a yard tor
1U, Ut LB.GOUD a CO.'S,
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLICSALE REAL ESTATE
Brick House on No nth Main Street
and Vacant Lot on West Side OF
Main ST., Below Twenty Second.

on saturday, NIuy 20, 1893, commencing ut
10 O'Clock H. IN, ut the north front door Of tho
Ohio County Court House, tho undersigned VIII
following described real estate, situate In tho
city OF Wheeling. Ohio county, that u " say;
The south onc.hnlt Of lot No 10 IN Jonathan
2uC's addition 10 the town OF Wheeling, which
and includes brick house Of Twelve rooms. In
good condition. Terms Gash \, !, GARDEN.
up2j Executor OF Elizabeth rannelL
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EOR SALE,
DARE opPoRTUNlTY-F0R SALE

Hotel and other buildings which pays IL per
cent on the price asked. This property Is
located on ono Of tho bu,t corners with paved
street mud alloy, has sixty rooms office and
three store rooms: ilvc.stOty btiCk. lot lilxlN.
ptlco 5000, THIS Is Il snap, Gall for par.
IlculGrs ROLF Il ZANE,
myIG M iIg7 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-19
pUDLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will OF saturday May 90,
1873. commencing o. 10 o'clock H. IN, at tho
north front door Of the Ohio county Court
House. .oll ut hubble auction part nI lot No, 20.
IN the west side Of Main street. IN the city oi
Wheeling, ifnntlng Is lee, on Main street aud
extending west To tho alley l!U igoL Terms, cash.
w. " llOGE,
nnlI Exccnlnf OF AlcX rnnnelI EsLnto.
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"Four years nfo, while living In Trinidad,
Colorado, a small lump appeared on my neck,
which gradually swGlIcd and developed into IN
Intensely pninfuI liVid sore with CcnIO
nllCd with examinations like shot Another sOrO
appeared an Inch or two distant aud had 10
give up and return to my parents IN brooklyn.
Physicians pronounced them cancers aud
Performed An Operation
Tor their removal. suffered o great deal
before tho operation, and far worse since. ono
OF tho cancers, the smaller one, healed over but
wa, as sore as ever, while tho other did not
heal aaa was worse. The physicians told ma |
would have To submit to another operation, but
said would Dlo First
A similar lump year ago came on the rlght side
Of my neck f0i many months could swallow
only Interchangeable food, 0udSDmotimCo found
gTrui dinlcuity In speaking nlOud. Al tho
suggestion VI friend, | begun taking llOOdB
BirmpntllIi, and tho only lbing regret h that
! dl not take II yalfs ago, nnd ilut layc pre-.
vented terrible suffering iUf lad taken tho
mudclnc, sincerely believe should not hayO
needed any operation at nll These sores lO
now, 4ltrf taking two bottles
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SToCKS FOR SALE.

EORSALE-TnE REAL PROPERTY
II belonging to the estate VI the late William
Caldwell being thu brick house No Il Thr.
tVcnth street and the ground used win H. 10"
session giNOn immediately Tho property on tho
southwest corner NJ Jacob and Thirteenth
streets having two huuUy ~ H. THIS VII be
Bntt M unr NJ tWn parcels NJ thr rmrrhNNrf mny
pfuiut Those two houses are under leases OK.
plrns March 81 lp, HWigJTm9, ngd @tIlcnillt,
stfIyt upi2 NWNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
VEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Miss Lilly Carville Fielder. n daughter Of F.. {.
formerly Of Baltimore. at Grace Church yesterday
afternoon at 80 o'clock The Rev. Dr. Huntington,
rector OF the church, and the Rev. DR.. W. S. Rains
ford rector OF St. Georges Church, were the oilciat
ing clergymen. The bridesmaids were Miss Kitty
Montague, Miss Constance Fielder sister OF the bride
Miss Emily Shit, of Baltimore: Miss Louise Mecrt
Miss Lora Dudley and Miss Helen Nelson. Meridith
ushers Henry Brooks. William Carey j. Noble
Hayes, +. o. Spedden, william Prentice and Ernest
Carter. "A small reception followed at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, No. 800 East Seventeenth-st
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Catn, Mrs. Albert Delaied. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hone, General and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Fitzgerald
DR.. and Mrs. f. l.. Keycs, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Barley, Miss Barley, Mr.. and Mrs. William Street
Mrs. William Nelson, F. De Peyster Foster, Henry
Dudley, the Misses Dudley, Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs.
Joseph Low, Mrs. Charles Catin, the Misses Catlin
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Treat Irving. Mrs. Il. Franklin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Sarah Wcekes,
daughter Of John Weekes, to L. V. L. HOppln.
The widding OF Miss Jennie Foster, daughter Of
General John E. Foster TO william Crane Bowers, will
take place to afternoon IN Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-frst-st.
The wedding Of Arthur Humbert to Miss Florence
Kip. will take place on June %.
The engagement OF Miss lIldegarde Spcyers, a
granddaughter OF Mrs. Henry Rogers. OF No so West
Scventcenth-st and grand niece OF Johnston Living
ston, to James liilhouse. has just been announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
NOTES FROM THE ETERNAL CITY.

Rome JAN 16-Cardinal Parocch has submitted 70
the Pope scheme for erecting on the Monte Naniculc
church with cupola equal in size and effect 10
that OF St. Peters the cost OF which edlhce Is 10 DC
dcfrayed by the contributions OF Catholics throughout
the world Round the building 1t Is proposed TO group
the ecclesiastical colleges OF the different countries
e estimated cost OF carrying out the scheme is about
Ga 100000.
More than 900 associations for receiving the gifts
made 10 the Pope on his episcopal jubilee nave been
constituted in various countries, and In Italy there
are about eighty committees. 1t Is thought that the
offerings will exceed those made on the sacertlotal
jubilee
II Is stated that on the accession OF the Popes
episcopal Jubilee four solemn Qualifications VIII take
place. the most remarkable being that OF Father
Baldinucci who was formerly attached to the Pecci
family Mt Carpincto.
Tho English pilgrimage to Rome. which the Duke
Of Norfolk las organized in connection with the
coming celebration OF the jubilee OF Leo MIL VIII IN
clude many persons OF influence and high position
who have not heretofore beer prominent In under
takings Of this sort. All the principal Catnoiic
families in the United Kingdom VIII be Represented
and among the pilgrims Will he several High Church-
mon and RtualistS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
DIED.

coLE- Newark n. j.. on the loth inst', NanSy
'U"rne widow 81 the late Dr. George Cole, OF Mduisoh'
VI in the s7th year OF her age. , ,,,..
ar~iccs M In. residence OF Theodore j. fngIsh.
- Southst Newark, Wednesday, inc lotn ihs'' ~
IL o'clock A. NJ ,.,,.. 20 .,,ond
Relatives and friends are invited W estenu
lnternent ut Madison, n. D. a., =,
rOwIER-At Plainaeld. n. j., on Sunday, Alice NJ
,, friends are Invited attend her funeral from her
atc rdGence 60 East Frontst, "Wednesday, 18Th hsI'
IL a. m ,.o. =,
Tluln leaves NeW-1orh' ~ a. ME- '"oS Va -S'N'''
Please omit flowers -
rpENcU-Oa December 3ist 1892, at Fort spokane
WoshInoton. Of tlns It's Townsend Of Lieut. george
E.iear ana LYDIA Iantinc French
Jntofment ut Saucert.es, January 10th.
C,RDNER-At town OF Union, n. j., on Monday, Jonu
ory 10th f. Gardner In the 1ith year OF ms age
I'VE town OF Union, n. j., on Thursday January loth
cr,i.oss In waiting at West Shore ferry, Weehawken,
on arrival OF l as boat from 42d-st
GERITY-Monday, January 10th, William Gerty, In MS
10th year .o -. =, . -. ,..,, h,s
late residence, 100 Elghthave. -. ,. ,
Friends OF the family, also Inspectors OF customs and
members Of Company X, 31th ~ Y. irish hhes' are
invited attend.
GIRHONS-On January 10th, In the 92d year OF her age
Abby Hopper, wife OF the late James ~ GIBBONS
Funeral private at convenience oil famiy'
GILI--At Jackson Sanatorium Dansville, NJ " Mon
day January 10Th, Andrew W. GIN.
uoDEs-On Sunday, January -, Lawrence T. Hodes
beloved husband OF Mary f. Holes. . ,,,.. 81,
our Lady OF MI Carmel East llSth-st, near Pleasant
ave-. at II H. IN.
Funeral private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A CONFERENCE OF BAPTISTS.

The Dual Centenary Conference under inc auspices 0'
the American Baptist Missionary Union. held It's opening
meeting last night at Fifth Avenue Baptist thorch IN
We, To,vsixthst The Baptist preachers Of NcwYork
and Brooklyn have united IT, arouse interest In iofsh
missionary work Tho object Of the conference Is PLAINLY
sch forth In an recently made In chicago Dy INC
poy n, Henry G. Mabe home secretary Of the American
baptist Missionary Union lie begins with these w0ros
Arart from sentiment associated with the centenary On
Carey has the Missionary Union real need OF $ioooooo
Ths pey DR. Nabe concludes that OF money Is
necessary and for three reasons first for heeos co''
to oil orranizatons second. for needs pecuiaf 10
foreign agency; and third for needs arising HUH u'
tinctive successes" - -
Al the meeting last night the Rev. Dr. W. H. T.
Fauncc pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Chureh pre-
sided the Rev Dr. Love PHILADELPHIA maze the opening
ptayer and the Rev. DIS. Henry NJ SANDERS OF inc
,,a.nn .ye,uo Ra,sist Church A. c. Dixon, OF Brook
Iyn and Henry c. Mabie made addresses
To-day there Will be three meetings at the same church
On Thursday the conference will assemble once aurns inc
dsy and once in evening" at the Washington Avenue
Baptlst Church, In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
rr-yrpAJ OF LEWIS NJ CARNES.

The funeral OF Lewis ". CarIee. who died IN tue
home OF his motherinlaw Mrs. Henry Masoh' NO
- West NIneteenth-st, on THURSDAY Jahuay -
was held yesterday morning In Grace Church. The
burial service was read by the Rev. DR.. william Il.
Huntington, the rector assisted by the Rev. G. IL.
Bottome. A choir sang the hymns. Approach My
Soul, the Mercy Seat" and "Lead. Kindly Light.
Al the end OF the services the body was taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery. a delegation Of twenty-five
members OF the Veterans Of the 9TH Regiment attended
tho services The following were palbcarers
franklin BARTLETT Richard Church. Alfred Grymce,
I,,d,ev Murray Hoffman, Lawrence Welles Robert
! Cutting John Lawrence, Howard {. Dickerson,
l. d. H. Duer and Henry y. Oakley.