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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-28

York. Soc; to Havre via New York. 4Oc:
Amsterdam via New York, 45c; Genoa via
New York, 45c; Reval via New York SIC
Hamburg via New York, 36c. Direct
barcelona, 4Oc; Genoa, 40c; Bremen, SAC
Hamburg, Soc.
Lumber-By Sail-Frcights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business is more
or less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at 81 ESQ
5.5O for a range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties. base A feet,
Ice. Timber rates, 50cQSl.OO higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal: to Rosario $4,000
1900; Buenos Ayres and Montevideo. 5000
CLIO; TO Rio Janeiro. Sl4O0; 10 Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, 81. S0dl1.5O; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber. 4-pOund IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phila-
delphias 800; to Boston. $500: to Balti-
more, $500
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market is
quiet. Large sized, Cork for orders, are
As Cd; Genoa. Is Sdd3s Sd; Adriatic. 2s edo
IS Sd; South America, rosin. 65c per barrels
OF $50 pounds. Coastwise = Steam -
TO Boston. lie per 100 pounds
on rosin. 90c on spirits; TO New
York, rosil. SIC per 100 pounds; spirits. s5c:
to Philadelphia, rosin. TIC per 100 pounds
spirits. SOC; to Baltimore. rosin, TIC per
100 pounds; spirits. zoe.
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RECEIPTS.

Fer Central of Georgia Railway. Nov.
N-2101 bales cotton IS tons pig iron,
2.5i2 bbls rosin 100 bbls spirits turpentine.
s. bbls cotton seed oil. $50 pkgs mdse,
40 pkgs domestics / cask clay 81 cars
lumber, 10 cars wood, l car COAL / car
ties, / car wagons, 2 cars flour, l car cat
tie, / car horses.
Per Savannah Florida and Western,
Nov. I'll 40 bales cotton LAO crates
fruit and vegetables, 3,052 bbls rosn, 557
bbls spirits turpentine, II cars lumber. 8
cars wood, cars lubricating oil, car
cars ties, 8 cars cotton seed, 8 cars
rndse Is bdls hides
Per Charleston and Savannah railroad,
Nov 27-26i bales cotton, cars wood,
cars meal, / car grits. cars grain, l
car brick. l car iron pipe, cars mdse,
bdls hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad, Nov 27.-4T bales cotton, II cars
lumber, cars cotton seed, cars wood.
3 cars mdse
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market remain
ed firm and unchanged with a fair demand
at the quotation. At the Board of Trade
the market at the first call was bulletined
nrm at 251sc with sales of 1,251 casks. At
the close it was unchanged, with no sales
reported.
Rosin-The demand continued strong for
all grades. Prices at the Board of Trade
were unchanged from yesterday, with the
exception of ID, which was at the outside
quotation The sales reported at the first
call, at the Board of Trade, were 2 1853
barrels. There were no sales reported at
the close. The following were the official
quotations.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

New York. Nov. 25.-The schooner Ed
ward II. Blake of Bangor Smith. Darien
eight days, with lumber for Providence,
put into this port for harbor. on Nov.
"A, about forty miles southeast of Barne-
gat she passed a raft adrift; 1t was made
of yellow pine logs, about ten feet wide
and the fun length of the timber; it was
not long in the water.
Delaware Breakwater. Nov. 25.-The
schooner John w. Hall. Boone, from jack
sonville for New York, arrived here to-
night with her mainmast sprung.
London, Nov. 25.-The bark Johanne
(Nor), Jansen, from Savannah for Lon
don, is supposed to be ashore near Mar
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LOCAL MARKETS UNCHANGED.
COTTON STEADY WITH VERY SMALL
TRANSACTIONS.

Good Demand-The Wholesale Mar
kets Fairly Active-Business to BE
suspended Thanksgiving Day.
savannah, Nov. 27.-There was but little
doing in the spot cotton market, though
,rfces were steady and unchanged. The
naval stores market was firm with a good
5enand particularly for resins. The ex-
changes, in this city and throughout the
-ountry will be closed Thanksgiving day,
eonsequentIy there will be no market re-
,orts until Friday. The following resume
OF the local and telegraphic markets will
show the tone and the quotations at the
close to-day:
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D 70 points, compared with last nights
close. and then regaining the LOST go
and making net advance of 7 to s pOinIs.
Liverpool continues active. 3 Manchester
spinners are looking for a better trade
shortly, spot prices are rising at the
south, and in a word, the situation con-
tinues to be bullish, and a further ad-
vance is on the cards for the Immediate
future. unless there Is a sudden and I'M
expected increase in the movement. or
some other unfavorable developmnt We
continue 10 recommend cotton as a pur-
chase, on the downward reactions
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Charleston, Nov. H.-Turpentine, mar
good strained, firm, at s.. GOAL. 25; receipts,
IS barrels.
Wilmington, n. c., Nov. 27-Rosin
nrm; strained, A3O; good strained. sl.S5.
Spirits turpentine steady; machine, 25Isc:
irregular. 245sc. Tar steady at CSC Crude
turpentine easy; hard, S1.10; soft, $3.50;
virgin. SLIGO.
New York. Nov. 27.-Rosin frmer:
strained common to good $1.72i2Gf1. 75lh
Turpentine, quiet, steady, 27s4Q 2Sc.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship City OF Macon. Lewis, Phila-
delphia-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Iris (Belg). Smit. London and
Antwerp-Antwerp Naval Stores co.
Steamship Norfolk (Br, Woolston, Bar
celona and Port de Bouc-Wilder & Co.
Bark Elsbeth (NoD, Petersen, Glasgow
Dahl g A ndnrsen
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ARRIVED YFsTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Macon, Lewis, Phla
delphia-C. G. Anderson, Agent
Bark Arcturus (Nor). Tonneson, VIII
mington. N c, Nov. IS bound for London
put in in distress (see Port Paragraphs
Steamer Gov. Stafford. Strohbar, Beau
fort-J G.. Garnett
Steamer Alpha, FinnCy. Beaufort-C
H Medlock Agent
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RICE.

The market is steady. The prices are
as follows:
Clean--Per pound. 2s4G3c; good, $40
SIC; prime, Ss4Q4c; choice head, 4lk65c.
Rough-Per bushel, country, 10000; tide
water, 65Q90c.
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PAsSENGERs.

Per steamship VIM. Crane for Baltimore
&c Blake, Miss Bessie Evans, r
Crosby, G z Wood. A G Wanda and wife,
ID Caldwell, A J Kopp, o T. Ball.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM. Crane, Baltimore.
Bark Italia QtaD. Genoa.
Bark Liberte (Nor), Newcastle-on-Tynt
Barkentine Concettina QtaD. Oporto.
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the cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet and easy; prices unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, 56Aa577sc; No. red,
oats i8c. Mess pork s7s7ikas.66o. Lard S, 4oa
5.421z. Short ribs sides, S4.456450; dry salt
shoulders, A.0Qt75; short clear sides,
$75d4.S7lz Whisky, $1.22.
Cincinnati, Nov. 27.-.Flour dull; winter
as. Wheat quiet; No. red, track, 66c.
Corn quiet, steady: mixed ear. 28Ihc: No.
mixed 30c; white ear, 2Slzc. Oats steady.
No. mixed. 211ac. Pork quiet. firmer
5000. Lard easier steam leaf, 57sG6c
kettle lard, 57sM6c: prime steam. $3.50
$40. Bacon firm; shoulders, sc; short rio
sides. SIC; short clear sides. Sac boxed
meats Ne more; dry salt meats frmer.
quiet shoulders 44c; short ribs, 45sc;
short clear sides. 47sc; boxed meats &c
more. Butter fairly active, steady; fancy
Elgin, 24c: northwestern, Tq19c. Whisky
quiet hrmer, $l.22.
St Louis, Nov. 27.-Fiour quiet, IN
changed Wheat. lower; November, 5i7sc ,
December. 55is455hc bid; May. 605sc Corn,
shade lower: November. PIC; December.
Vember, lSc: December. lSc; May 213sc.
Pork standard mess, SS.37h. Lard, prime
c.eam. 5.20c; choice, 5.i0c. Bacon Shout
ders, 5lAc; longs, 51sc; clear sides, Ji4,;
short clear, SIC. Dry sailed meats, shoql-
ders. i7sc: clear sides. 47Ac; shcrt clear.
&c. Whisky, steady at Si.22.
wheat duil'; No. z red spot. Il Noyema '',sS-
December,. 6ii@a6i%c; May. 6s7sa 49,;
steamer No. red, 61izn6!ac: southern
BY sample. 65065izc: do on grades 62Nq
65hc Corn weak. mixed spot and No
veTnbcr, 3ihW3i3sc: November, new altl
old. 3fG3lisc: year, 23ss 0334tc; January,
S3ssM S3l2c; February. 535sN3ic; stea-r .
~ mixed. 323f N3256c; southern. white, 1874
1@1sc. No. 2 mixed do 22a22hc. Rye I'M
9. ftf0 nr1rhN' 90 western.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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SAVANNAH, Thursday. Nov. Is 1895
sun rises D.. 60. 90. . ..... ..... ... 49,. 700
Gun SETS .............-. go
---~~-----~~----------------
High water at TT Pulaski. 4:f7 am. 4:53 pm
High water at Savannah. 5:47 am, $50 pm
~~~--~-~-~---~-~--~-~-~-~
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
1900 m, 18th meridian.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Aurora CNor). KOss, Berlxenhead-
Dahl & Andersen
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Hay firm. Grain freights firm. Confee
dull. l0kc- Other articles unchanged.
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coffon-Ma rket quiet Rates quoted
are per 10Y pounds: Boston. per bale S.E5.
New York. per bale, 800, Philadelphia.
per bale, s. 90, Baltimore. per bale. N.OJ.
10 Liverpool via New York. 32c; Bremen
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fEcaGUuarterS United L
Veterans.
1 Confederate

New Orleans. La. April p. 1S95.-Gen-
eral Order No. 13S: l. The general COM
man ding announces with pride and cOnSraJ-
Ulates the brotherhood of United Confeder-
ate Veterans. that No. 6J0 has been reached
III the enrolment of camps in our noble
made to these headquarters for necessary
forms and blanks for the organization OF
nearly one hundred more.
. Now. while enthusiasm IS aroused, he
calls upon all the commanders of depart
mguts divisions brigades. officers of his
staff. officers ami members of camps, and
upon every veteran to work actively and
respective commands ana sections so that
ali the heroic survivors Of The southern
army may be speedily united into a common
brotherhood for the benefit OF the living to
assist thc sick. disabled and needy, for mu-
tual relief ana protection, to care for the
graves and memory of our dead 10 pre-
serve our history. and for all the philan-
thropic objects named in the United COufed-
crate Veterans constitution
3. He appeals to veterans every where,
where they have not already done SO. To
AT once join their comrades i'm the peaceful
heucfieout ana Christian purposes conLem-
plated. ana that they VIII Immediately or
these headquarters for necessary iniorma-
tiou and documents. so as To be represented
~ the great reunion to be hclI in Houston
Tex. on the I'd. 25d ana cath days Of May
next
a. The press of the south both daily and
and through the editorial columns TO call
urOn the Old veterans 20 organize camps at
once. by command of
j. u. GORDON. General Commanding.
GEORGE 1I00RMAN, Adjutant General
and CHEZ Of staff.
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UNDER THE FLOWERS.
The Graves os the Confederate Sol
dfcrs Were Covered Yesterday.

Under banks OF fragrant, beautiful
southern flowers-nowors scattered by the
hands Of the noble women of the south
the confederate dead rested i'm Oakland
last night.
Flower strewing by the hands Of the
ladies' Of the south who We're. and are yet.
so devoted 10 the memory of those who
gave their lives for the lost cause is a
duty. sacred and full of love to those who
60 IL once a year. one year ago the same
work was done by the ladies of Atlanta
with just the same devotion they mani-
Tested and felt twenty years ago. One
year from now IL will be done again with
the same fervency love ana devotion as
we're shown yesterday.
Sunday The day set apart rs the Chris
tan world fo- rest ana devotion. appear
81 appropriate for the work the ladies' ;sf,1
lovers Of the lost cause had on hand. IT,
DAY was clear. almost cloudlcss. cool and
bracinS. - was an ideal spring day and
a better day for the exercises could not
have been selected. The streets were
thronged with people, while out at the
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Flowers for thr Unknown.

Columbus. Ca. april zs.-Whis Me
incriaI Day has always been observed "a
Cs.Uinlus. where the beautiful custom WAS
usst iu-u-urate.I not ia s-Ecral years past
has the demonstration been 80 universal!
and lac character Of ths celebration %
varied as vas thc demons tr.stiOl TO-DAY
The weather was cloudy ami pleasant.
BusIess was suspended throughout tho
CITY aEler o'c.5cA and the magnificent
exercises a. tse Opera house caused tnat
eulf51c 10 b- Vgckcu 70 It's utmost capacity.
hunllrel1 ucin- unable 10 obtain acmit-
taacc. The ta5ie,.uN were presented TO-
cnaEmil- youus women, pers0natins tie
different southern states ia the order %
Tussr secession. They We're costumed in
white with large reI saShcs and bearing
suseEIs with inc names Ui tine states IN
EEfdrI letters I.ec.guJ4ons and popular
southern SONGS were rendered and an elo-
queut aIlreSs WAS delivered 10y Hon.
Lionel e.. Levy. Twenty-Five misses car
ry.us lovely wIcatEs Tor each OF the TWEEN
ty-flve unknown graves IN Soldiers lot
were Conspicuous iu IEe procession, which
was the iar-,st tuat has participated In
the ouse rNauce FOR several years.
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Memorial nay in Macon .

'-ae.- .~ s-s-r I'd. ~ h-tf r-nnrlal
Day was generally observed in Macon.
Iucrc Mas lsvyer d, 4.iTsvr OutpOurins OF the
s-ess-- ---.- l----re~ts ,s.a st4aiiasaA
Orcs-s.0u a-.Oo.s anu COLLEGES suspended
exercises. coCSgs adjourned AID business Oh
al Sinds suspended al noon.
A The cemetery the exercises were as iol-
lows.
Prayer by Rev. }. l. White.
Memorial address by General &. a. Evans.
Singing by The children Of Appleton u
pnaus' home
solo Captain John Milledge's 'Bugie
Eonel by Slrs. Gussic Mitchell.
B.uelictiOn.
Firms OF salute over graves OF the sol
diCEs.
Previous go the exercises the Ladies Me
mortal Associat5os. decorated the graves OF
the dead soldiers
The address I'll General Evans was pro
n0uuceI Uur ur tae .lus. eloquent and beau
tifuI ever Gcl-vef.+I iu Macon on q similar
OCCASION. n Was in;enIy listened 70 y
thousands of persons The veterans cfiea
aUsi cn-eT,,i iu turn at inc pathetic ana
patriotic words - Jae gallant seEcT@l-
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Decoration Day ut TusknIoosa.

Tuscaloosa. Ala April 26.-(Special) Me
mortal Day was fttingly observed in Tusk-
aloosa. At 4:5O o'clock the cadets of the
university and the pupils of all the schools
ana colleges in the city, together with the
Warrior Guards. assembled at Greenwood
cemetery and assisted in the ceremonies
in memory of the sleeping heroes who wore
the gray.
The Grafton was delivered by Mr. Henry
Fltts. who was introduced by Mr.. Meek.
The music was rendered by the Methodist
choir. and Rev. John II. Simpson invoked
the divine blessing.
The patriotic women of Tuscaloosa
brought an abundance of flowers and ever
greens. and the occasion was most glori-
Gus ono.
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At Albany.

Albany. Ca. April 6.-CSpecial.)-Memo-
rial Dag was observed in this city Win
appropriate ceremonies All the business
houses were closed at 3 o'clock this after
noon and a large procession OF veterans
children. volunteer soldiers ami citizens
formed At the Episcopal church ana
marched to Odl1vicw cemetery. The orator
of the Day Was Daniel Il. Crosland, VINO
was introduced in an eloquent manner by
Captain John 4. Hester. There was prayer
by the Rev l.. r. Crawford. Mr.. Crosland's
Grafton IS conceded to bc the best that mas
been delivered here Ca a similar occasion
~ many years one OF the features OF the
services was beautiful song dedicated TO
the confederate dead. II was written and
SCI TO music by Miss Annie Mock OF tins
city.
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MEMORIAL DAY IN ALABAMA.
Flowers ma Tears MingIc on the
Graves of the brave Dead.

Montgomery, Ala, April 26-(Special1-
Memorial Day is always a great occasion
here. The confederate government was
born In Montgomery the population is cs-
senually southern, ana almost a thousand
old confcdorates lie buried in beautiful Oak
lin cemetery.
The exercises today were exceptionally
elaborate and impressive. Wagon loads
OF cul flowers were strcWn upon ;he graves
ana salute was fired by the local H.ihtary.
Hon. John ". .. Sanford, Jr was the
orator Of the day. Governor oates had
been selected to deliver the annual Grafton,
but was compelled to be absent from the
state, and AIR. Sanford was chosen in his
stead. The young orator was at his best
ANA his speech was pronounced one Of the
most eloquent and patriotic ever delivered
here on a similar occasion.
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Sandersville. Ga, April 25.-(Speciall-
Memorial exercises Were held at the Meth
Cdist church this afternoon. There were
Rotations by several young ladies, inter-
spersed with excellent music. Professor
Willis Evans was orator of the day, and
he delivered an eloquent address, pronounc-
cd 10y many the best AMI most appropri-
ate ever heard here OH a similar occasion.
The old soldiers were much touched. Major
Newman. with voice quivering with emo
tion thanked the orator in behalf of the
veterans and requested publication.
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At the Winnie Davis wigyam.

Birmingham, Ala, April 26.-(Special)-
The Confederate Veterans today observed
Memorial Day here with proper services
at the Winnie Davis wigwam, in which the
reunion was held last year. After the
services q march was formed and moved
to the cemetery, where the graves of the
veterans were StrcWn with flowers. At the
wigwam a large United states flag lowered
over the platform and addresses were made,
poems read and southern airs sung. The
march was participated in by the police and
fire department. schools, Confederate Vet
Grams. colleges. military and many citizens
in hacks.
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AZ CufIilert.

Cuthber;, Ca. April 26.-(Special) Memo
rial Day was appropriately observed in
Cuthbert today. Such institutions as banks
closed during the whole day. In the after
noon business generally was suspended. the
exercises of two colleges We're suspended
ana the people participated in a proper OBJ
servance OF the day. The exercises were
held in the courthouse. Colonel II. r. Crit
tenden. OF Shellman, was the orator Of the
day. and made an interesting and appro-
priatc address,
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Savannah Volunteer Guards. Hon. Pope
Barrow, the orator of the day. made an
eloquent address at the monument. All
graves OF confederate dead We're hand
ssomely decorated. Tonight Company A
Of the Guards gave a banquet. at which
speeches were made by several commissions
eG officers and Judge Fallgant and Pope
Barrow. Bryan county's veterans Joined
those Of Savannah in the days celebrG-
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TEARS AND FLOWERS.
OrR BEATE DEAD TENDERLr RE-
MEMBERED IN TIE SOUTH.
THEIR vALoRoUs DEEDS REToLD.
Fair Hands Bedeck Their Graves with Bios
SONS and Wreaihs-General G. A.
Evans spcakes I'm Macon.

In Georgia. Alabama and In parts of
some other southern states Memorial Day
Was appropriately Observed There is no
uniform time in the south for this observ-
ance- The season regulates the sentiment
In Georgia April 9ith is a suitable date
because usually there is d profusiOn Of
flowers by that time. This is not true.
however. OF the states lying farther to the
EGrth. hence they observe another day.
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BeautiruI Excrciscs at Amcricus

Americus, Ca. April 26.-(Special.) Mo
mortal Day was observed here with more
than usual interest. Business was suspend
ell and over 1900 people attended the cere-
monies. Tho Amcr.cUs Light Infantry and
the Uniform Rank Knights OF lNthas
paraded. The address was delivered by Rev
Or. j. b. Turpin. of this city. II was
eloquent and appropriate and was pro-
nounccd one Of the best ever heard on such
an occasion nero. DR. Tupin is the new
pastor of the Baptist church, and is a
Virginian. as patriotic as he is eloquent.
lie VS. introduced by aIr. Il. +. Nsbetu in
a happy manner.
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Mr. Henry Richardson at Grimn.

Griffin. Ca, April tSpccial)-The me-
mortal exercises today We're very line. in
deed. particularly the address of Colonel
T. II. richardson, OF the Atlanta Journal. II
was pronounced boy all who heard il as ono
oil the best addresses ever delivered i'm this
city. The music under the direction OF Miss
Sherwood was another prominent feature
OF the occasion. The procession, under The
direction of Marshal l.. J. Bailey, formed IN
front Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building al o'clock, and. headed by
the Griffin band and Rifles, marched TO the
Stoncwall cemetery. Il was composed of all
the prominent organizations of the city.