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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

-, ,..,. England. cloudy. with rain fresh
variable winds 10 NON.
For Eastern Nev-York cloudy. with ram or S"'"
fresh 10 brisk north winds
For Pennsylvania and New Jersey. cloudy pr'oAov
snow or rain in southern portions "es" " '''
north 10 winds. ,,... and Narvland
F5r Sc District - columbia pela~are snp Hs o ~
warmer with Increasing cloudness ara P''"'"'' ''
lin, fresh brisk north east "iills ,.u,, .a,,
T,lr Western York. generally tht eNeei' "S"' '
u, snow along the lakes fresh variable "i"S
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. ono, Marcel. 10 A. m-The weather yester-
a., . ,trasfening The temperature ranged between
A and 32 degrees The average ~ - being degrees
higher than N Wednesday aud degrees lower thAn on
the corresponding day last year "A, -.s, -. r.,,
In and near tis cit, to-day there Will probably " ram
orr
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Y DENTON SMITH.

Y Denton Smith died yesterday at HIS home no
II West Saventceuth-st., from pneumonia. ne "d'
IN his seventv-eighth year. Mr. Smith was mem
~ oc ,he r-rior League club and at one time he
VS. a member Of the Blooming Grove Park Assoc-
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nr Michael - Feeney. chief Sanitary Inspector
- the Health Department. Is sick from an attack
~ the grip ana nervous prostration. ana VIII prop
,i, ,,ot he Al his work for several weeks lie mas
.,ns 10 Lakewood
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voRr POWER FoR CONGRESS WANTED

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Clause 4 Of Section VIII OF Article ] OF the
Constitution Of the United States should be- amend
cd SO as TO read
THE Congress shall have power TO establish a
,,,iforrn rule Of naturalization. and uniform laws
ON the subject OF BANKRUPTCIES, marriage and di-
vorcc throughout the United States
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TUESDAY At ss 9' wee ssd sG e nss
John lie Carroll 4 'oush.egsn a ys,s%s church,
washington. on Triisy morning. at 1880 O'Clock
Dew asushcr Of L@ra G. and clarence
TS4:s o, A1 Re 2 e S q he:
rn iSiU a. at a, F feoi y J.
DAYToN-Miln Parker DAYTON, on Wednesday March =
Funeral services I'm Be held a. 81 Aoarsws cnusen nc l,
ave. and l2Ith a., IN saturday, AaIch j. ~ "N~
,.
DELANOY-At Mamaroneck. on Tuesday. Elizabeth
:, i'eshne widow 81 John = Delsn2 2.,. -, o'clock
Central Depot
Of stephen Allen Gfinen a., ,.s,
Fqpes ron e. ne rfd9ace ~ of5 j. a, 40
Train leaves foo Of Liberty ST. New Jersey ceprai R. Re-
Elizsbeth ~ J, papers please copy.
MDnLEToN Suddenly. in Ne ~ on March s. iSs'
Funeral at his residence High Bridge ~ j..
Saturday. March H. at II a. "a.
MILLER-on Thursday Marcn D Mary wisner Miller:
the late Henry G. w-9e N the s,,s year a.n 2, neS
Train esves Erie Ralr'a al al $40 a. H. West 80
St. and e:l5 foot Of Chambers 81
NIEBIHR-On "Wednesday March : hts residence, No.
200 West sist-st. Charles C. Nebuhr IN the o''h year
ICES Al souls Church 2o,hs'. and 'h-aS Sat
urday morning Al s:3" -. .,o
Masonic Veterans members n fvanhoo Lodge No SO
New York Consolidated Exchange and New Eng ana 80
ciefy cordially invited 70 attend.
Boston and chicago papers please copy
PRAY-Suddenly on THURSDAY March 2 the restdsnos
Of her daughter r. Pray No iel South 9th
st Brookiyn. Mary 3. Pray.
Notice 81 funeral hereafter.
RICE suddenly March ?. his residence No. ioe
East T9thst.. Eugene Tufts Rice In the 10Th year OF
his
Funeral services saturday March II. at II a.
! Inferment private.
sMlTH-On Thursday. March az his residence No ~
West 17hst OF pneumonia. y. Denton Smith. In tho
18th year Of his
VINTON-susan Maclntire Vnion. wife u Merrick K.
Ninon. 4 New Rochelle y Y. died al Indianapolis at
SIS the morning OF March o. AZ the residence OF her
sister Mrs. chaplin q. Foster.
Burial az indianapolis, : D. M saturday.
WARREN-At her residence. 40. 2f3 West 2ist-st, On
THURSDAY March 2 Hannah hoyi wife q 4 Coolidge
Warren IN her 18TH
Funeral SATURDAY. Notice thereof Saturdays paperh
MoOdlawn Cemetery.
Once. y. 20 p 2ad -.
woodlawn st-u,n 124th Ward. Harlem Railroad.
Cypress HIS Cemetery.
OFFICE, MADISON AVE. COR I'D ST. " l.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 24i- 24s West
prompt day and night Tol fish 81 Est is4'
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must Do en-
dorsed with full name and address
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST

rRIDAY-At 70 n Tor porto Rico per ., Ey.iyn:
N.IoD s Tsmo ISs'S mus. PEI be decd Per s.S
sgpe,emsp'.r' %er Y n a, p M Ysr
Rio de- Jsnero per BRUSH Prince letters ,5s
atber nar;s OF Brazil must be- directed per btltsn
PrinceJ: at p for La Plata Countries direct per
shIR1AT 55 n .;9o Fla At l's Sa';sr a.Tqss. e
Trn,Ssd ana a W ys0 Islands. Martinique
bsdos and Demerers per : o"oe ,, a. ~ a. In n
supp SAMANTHA ana Carthasens. per Aheghany
dei,ers FOR Costa Go n he "a, ' Po Rtc gep + Trans
port. II a. ~ 'sTnreiash,'ig , roSscss a. "a.
niIia snd Carhagena via Curacao. per = Caracas.
ii for cuba ps ls snsS s al S'S m sup
teri mts p M FOR central America except Costa
Colon Geers or Guatemala must BE- directed per ALI
snca'D
Mail. for Newfoundland by ran to N,Ts sydn;sy 'nt
meme nscns close here every Monday wednesday ard
Mails 'sI o, Ms s S once s ANY a. 3. sS ana
Mails tor cuba a to Port Tampa fs M SoS Ssns a.
By sesm connecting closes ever, sunday wednes-
day and T1;y ,e Ns ' eo.S e; ms once every Mon
saT TUESDAY SATURDAY al = ~ a. M Mans rs
closes closes CITY overland unless specay addresses fae
dispatch by 80 s,'n tReslstered mail cooes a, n.
S M day Unregistered mail lses Al p n ss'0"a
DAY before rRANsPAclFlc MAILS
mills for China Japsn as sn close here daily M 70
To; 1s from n" r @s s here "" Dali. 11 ap
per ga M 80 .. IA Malls for Australia except
70 MH -, West Australia. which are forwarded VA
me- New Zealand Hawaii FDi and samoan Isl
hu,oPn - Alameda Nr m san Francisco. coss
anu IN, after March - mp 20 $50 m on day %
fampana. nN.h VIII pronaby arrive
ssi,S * Mails far china and Japan per =. En-
rss ~ india from Vancouver close herr daily up 70
March 30 eSo o m Nass f,r ne soe'e'y slands
Der shin Tropic Bird Nrom san Francisco close here
s.ily no 20 March - Al $50 g. ~ Mails Tor Hawaii
Australia from san Francisco, Close hers
aaily up 10 March 30 al d.So m Mails Tor Australia
except West Australian. New Zealand. Hawaii and
I'd islands per Warrimoe Nrom NancouveD,
close here daily March rs and up 20 March 20
rrsnspacdc malls forwarded 20 port 81 sailing daily
Nd the schedule ( cls ng Is arranged On the pre-
sumption ~ their uninterrupted overland transit.
,Registered mail closes al ., m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COrr, Postmsster.
Poston1ce New-York n. Y. March .. 1850
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MARRIED.

PAYNE IELD-on "Wednesday March g. as ne resi-
dence of tho bride by the Rev Or Greer Mary dauen-
ter OF the NJ Augustus FED 20 Henry "ihnerninS
Payne.
vAIIl-BOGART-O wedneSday the sh OF nsrcn. az
the Church 81 the Pedeensr by the Rev. W. Everts
Johnson Helen Hobrook. daughter ~ the late " lman
II. Togart ~ New York Ciiy 70 George frice 'a' Oh
Dosoris. Long Island
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"a TO y 10Th Al -. a."
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Evening post
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by
FREDERIC y. BRIDGM AN.
INCLUDING
Important salon Pictures. Fa'tern
SUBJECTS. and Decorative W orhe.
and his Masterly Painting.
"CROSSING THE RED SEA-"
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AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION Managers
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CARRO1I.-On TUESDAY AT he- ate residence No 1Ioy
N-st Washington. Mary Carter VIE - eH-sgse'""
John Lee Carroll 4 Dougbregan amor, MAT ano.
Funeral viii be acid ~ - Mathew cho'on
Washington. FriIs, morning. Al iO;5D O'Clock
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OiI0o y. 70 p I'd q
Woodlawn st-t,n. 124ih Ward Harlem Railroad.
Cypress HIS Cemetery.
OFFICE, MADISON AVE. COR I'D ST. ". T.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 24i- 24S west
23d sf.-i'n 'ec'
prompt service day and night, Tal fish Est, is47
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

ricrsOn has grown to lw u wealthy
man. After running the newspaper
business for u few years he had earned
and saved money enough to enable him
to embark In the milk business.
which he has been engaged In the past
eight years. Tho PicrsOn Dairy Com
pnny have the largest business of their
kind on the South side. Their patrons
are the hest people Of the South Side.
and they keep ten wagons busy for
their South Side trade alone. Mr.. Pier.
son IL well liked by all who know him.
He has never sought Office. hut has
been nm active worker In Second Ward
and South Town politics for ten or
twelve years. Ills popularity was
proven last spring when he was nom.
mated for South Town Collector. for In
that election he ran 1.SW votes ahead
Of his ticket. Mr.. TicrsOl IL expected
Ia poll ns many. II not more. votes than
any man on his ticket. and IL elected
city Clerk he will surely reflect credit
on the good people who honor him with
their suflrngcs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
HON. CHARLES PERSON.
Republican Candidate for City Clerk.

Mr.. Charles Tierson. the Republican
candidate for City Clerk. is one Of Chi.
cugo's most highly respected citizens.
and also one Of the leading and solid
business men of the South Side. He II
president of the PicrsOn Dairy Com
pany. on 2:,d street. Of which company
State senator -. j. May n the sccre.
tary. Mr.. PicrsOn left school at the
age of II years. lie II n sclf-madc
man. as when he left school at the age
of IL he started out as newsbOy. and
petldlcd newspapers on the corners. ana
In the street cars. He was attentive to
business. polite and courteous to all
with whom he came In contact. and
consequently Il was only u few years
when he had earned AMI saved enough
money to enable him to embark In tn"
Wholesale delivery business by wagon.
In fact. his wholesale newspaper bust
ness has grown to such IN extent that
he now runs forty delivery wagons on
the South Side. BY hard work. strict
attention to business and diligence. Mr..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
THOMAS n. CANYONS CANVASS.

Thomas II. Cannon. Republican NOM
incc for City Attorney. IL setting u
great pace .as u mixer" In his canvass
for votes from sunrise to the middle
of the clock" ut night. II IL said of him
that he hcsitutcs to go home 80 late ut
night for fear of meeting himself COM
ing downtown for voters early In tho
morning. Mr.. CunnOn's right hand II
busy. AMI there II u trail of Ills cards
from bridgeport to Rogers Park. The
Cannon family tree II large nnd PX-
tends to nearly every ward In the city.
Ills four sisters nre getting him many
votes. and his other relatives ARE work
ing with the same unccnslng energy to
elect the pride of the family" Mr..
Cannon II pushing himself particularly
among tho Catholic Order Of FOresters,
OF which hc IL High Chief Ranger. He
n also busy among the knights Of Go.
hlmbus ana other Catholic societies.
Some of the betting fraternity are max
lng wagers that he will lead his ticket
Gully 10000 votes.
~eA
Hon. Edward MuelhOefer. Republl-
can candidate for Alderman In the
Twenty.secOnd Ward. II well known to
the voters OF the Invent .secOnd Ward,
as he has represented the ward In the
City Council before. 1t IL said OF Mr..
MuelhOefer "that while serving his
people as alderman he carefully guard.
I'd the best interests Of the taxpayers.
aud accomplished most splendid re-
suits for his constituents" Mr.. Muel-
hoefer II one of the best known and
most highly respected business men on
the North Side, having for years been
engaged In the undertaking ana livery
business ut II? ClybOurn avenue.
%3
That was a lally cooler OF crack that
Gen. Lieb took Mt Altgeld. Altgeld has
been denOuncing Mayor Harrison for
his friendship for gold Democrats. But
privately he has been sending for gold
Democrats himself, and asking them
to support Altgeld for Mayor. General
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

Licb was one of the men he sent for.
The General didn't do u thing to him.
He just took the ungratcful political
hypocrltc up and spanked him sOundly
In u letter full of sarcasm and truth.
and winding up with this hot shot:
II cannot refrain from commenting
on your inconsistency, Mr.. Altgcld-I
had almost said hypocrlsy-hi privately
calling TO your aid In attempting TO
haul down Mayor Harrison men whom
you publicly designate ns traitors and
bctrnycrs--to wit, gold Democrat
- 1854
This Legislature will show up some
corporation lawyers.
%6A
% cheap are the materials now
used In the manufacture OF gas
that the commodity can b sold Ut
profit Tor % cents per 900 fset
for Illuminating purposes and for
40 cents per 900 feet Tor fuel.
~e
VII, HOW sore tue DrlDe.tukcrS WuO
have been reelected rcel! They fear
the coming Investigation ana the de-
parting coin.
%6\
The Republican city administration
In ~. Louis hns ordered all Of the sa-
looms OF that city closed on sunday.
Chief Of Police John Hill Jr. will do
the same thing IN Chicago when Zlna
Carter II Mayor.
~a
Alderman John +. Neaglc, Of the big
Twelfth Ward. voiced the sentiments
Of nlne-tenths Of the people of the In.
telllgcnt section which he represents.
when he introduced into the City COun.
ell a short time ago the following resO-
luton:
Resolved, That the Corporation Coun.
sci be and he Is hereby directed to In.
stitute proceedings to test the cOnstltu-
tlOnality Of the act OF the Legislature
permitting the consolidating of gas
companies. ana also annul the act OF
consolidation OF the Consumers Gas
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

and II such required tests have been
made. to state for what company, or
companies said qua was inspected. OK.
amined and tested, AMI where and by
what process said gas was manufac.
tured.
4. The Comptroller, the Corporation
Counsel, the City Gas Inspector and
the Commissioner of. Public Works
should be severally instructed to re.
port forthwith to tho Council, In what,
II any, respect any OF the gas cOmpan.
les granted ordinances and franchises
by this Council have violated said Or.
dlnances ana have hereby become liza
BILE to forfeiture OF their franchise
rights and privileges back to the city.
:. Tho Corporation Counsel should he
directed to communicate with the At
tOrney General of the State ana to re-
quest his cooperation and support In
the inauguration on behalf of the city
of Chicago of proceedings In QUO
WARRANTO, for the purpose of dis,
covering the present condition ana sys.
tenn of operation and responsibility I'M
der their ordinances ana franchises of
the various gas companies and the con.
sOlldatOn of these companies known as
the GAS TRUST, which are operating
under the provisional ordinances and
franchises granted them by the Coln-
ell. with the view of determining In Il
court of las: resort whether the said
companies, or the said GAS TRUST
are legally fulfilling their duties and
obligations to the city and its citizens.
\6A
With the City OF Chicago owning
10 sas plant, illuminating sac can
30 furnished 70 consumers Tor %
cents per 900 feet, and fuel sas
Tor 40 cents per 1000 feet, and .
handsome profit will bs loft.
~6
When the corporations want a law
they buy It. When they want a YER
dict thcs buy that, too. Where are we
drifting tot
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07
BOTH FOR ONE PRICE.

The question of governments owner
ship Oi railroads is growing in public
favor and the people want honest in
Or'nation on the subject. THx CAucA-
SIAN has secured for it's readers large
sui ly Of the "Railroad Duration" This
reliable work by Ex-Governor Lara
b~e can be bad for . short time
un, Il the present supply 10 exhausted
with The CAUCASIAN Is q free gilt
with the book. The price Of 1.-THE
Railroad Question" is $1.5O in cl.th
b, nd,ng, but We will aend both TBI
CAUCASIAN ard "The Railroad Quea-
tim" for the price Of the buck alone
81 50.
(rhis offer is good for old or new
81 bscr'bers or for those whose time Il
in arfears.)
Send quick before the supply 10 ex
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Address this Office.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07
DON'T SUFFER, THE ELECTRO
PO(SE

Cures oil disesses without the use OF
medicine. A pure Oxygen treatment.
by absorption. It cures where Every
thing else fails. It 10 needed In every
family, for it will relieve every weak
ness or ailment, 10 the most persistent
chrome disesae, aud without the use Of
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pie al over the United States, from
private citizens 70 Lavys1s, IIocsOss,
Preachers, supreme JUdgea, Edit0ra,
etc.. even Crown Heads Of Europe have
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07

M. John o. Atkinson, Independence,
NO., In . recent letter to DR.. Hartman.
says:"My wife had been suffering from
seomplicstion Of diseases for Is years.
"Her case had baffled the skill of some
OF tho most noted physicians. One OF
hsr worst troubles was chronic constipa-
ton Of several years. standing. She also
suffered with general debility and
paroxysms-sometimes a. often as six or
eight times . day. At this time she was
passing through that most critical period
In the life Of woman-change Of life.
In June, 1895, I wrote to you about
her case. You advised . course of Pc
ru-ns and Man-s-lin, which we at once
commenced, and have to say 1t has COM
pletsly cured her. She firmly belie7s /,
that she would have been dead only for
these wonderful remedies.
"About tho same time wrote YOU
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structions, and continued its use for
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Mr.. A. F. Stern, Marine City, Mich,
writes Il was troubled with catarrh for
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07
Taylor Men on the Watch.

FRANKFORT, KY. Dec. 2.-The
drst delegation OF Taylor men VIII"
who are ex-eighteen hundred and
uinety-nine, of Election Com miss-
toner's, arrived here to-day. There
we're about sixty OF them.
They say they simply desire to see
that Taylor is not robbed of bis
rights" All of them, however.
seemed to have determined in ad-
vance just what "Taylor's rights"
are, and anything short Of their es-
innate is likely to be resented. There
has been no influx of Democrats as
yet, and the arrival of any number
Of them is not expected until Sun.
day night or Monday morning when
the count will begin.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely information given Mre.
Ge. rye Long, Of New StraitsvilIe. Ono
prevented dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. A frightful cough
had long kept her awake every uight
She had tried many remedies aud
doctors but steadily grew w"rse until
Urged to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery
One bottle wholly cured her, and shs
writes this marvellous medicine also
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07
IICKtIs 6OOU FOR 1HlklY DAYS.

A Chesp Excursion Tip to Wellington,
: Baltimore or Philadell hi., by the Sea-
Aboard AIR Line.
You can buy of any Seabcavd Air
Line Agent tickets to the Philsdel-
pbin Export Ex, C2::1ii at the rate Of
one and One.thifd fares for the round
trip.
You can stop over at Washington or
Baltimore, RUirR Or cunning.
Your ticket will be g"Od for thirty
| 1907 Days from date Of uscbase, only
it must be used on or before Decem-
Der Z.
You can 60 by Norfolk and COD
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Millions Of dollars have been spent
on rhls mammoth Inc ustFial ExL0si
ton, an education in itself.
! Tickets an sa'e Tuesday and Thurs
day of each week and including Tues
day, November 23d, 1899. SEQ LOT
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07

lilo C8t8tI0S OUt
I shall never DO without Pe-ru-na, and
shall tell all see to try 1t, for know it
to be q sure cure for catarrh. can't
praise 1t enough for what it has done for
me-"
Catarrh is an American disease. Fully
one-half of the people are afflicted more
or less with it in some form. Previous
to the discovery Of Pe-ru-na, catarrh was
considered well-nigh incurable. Since
the introduction of Pe-ru-na to the medi-
cal profession thousands Of cases are
cured annually.
By aid Of DR.. Hartman's free books
and free correspondence a multitude of
hopeless people are permanently cured
Of this most loathsome and stubborn
disease every year. Anyone afflicted
with catarrh should write DR.. Hartman,
Columbus, o. Ask for free books or froa
advice. whichever you most need.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-07

Engltshmen Wilt Honor Washington.
RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 2.-Judee
r. T. w. Duke. of Charlottesville,
grand master of Masons of Virginia,
has received from the Prince OF
Wales q pbota graph of His Royal
HiRhness, with autograph, in re-
cognition of Judge Duke 8 invitation
to the Prince to take part in the
ceremonies at Mount Vernon on the
one bundr-dth anniversary of Wash
ipetons's death.
The Earl of Londesborouph, Past
Grand Senior Warden. of England.
and the officers Of CONSTITUTIONAL
Lodge No. 294 of Veverly, East
Yorkshire. have sent q wreath of
TX and evergreen from Loodess or.
oneh Park to be placed on Washing
TONS tomb on the occasion. aud
Canon Richard Weeton. Of York.
Who is chaplain to the Earl of Lon
des borough, has sent some verses to
be read during the ceremonies.