The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

of grief for The loss of such man,
belonging TO an the people The clergy
of thc city were largely represented. BE-
sides those Of the Presbyterian church.
were Rcv. J. J. Gravau. Dr. Tudor. and
Bishop pcuick Letters. too. wcro rec i've
cd from many friends in Richmond A
request WAS received from the First Reg
imut OF which for thirty-one years.
Dr Uoee WAS chaplain that IL hc per-
mittcd 60 act as guard of honor. ace
COmpayng The rcmains tO Hollywood
and firing e. military salute after the
funeral as became thc funeral Of one Of
fra most loyal and intrepid supporters
tnc South ever had. Similar requests
camc from Lee and Pickett camps, and
fhe Mas0ns also requested 10 be per-
mittcd to attend in "a body.
THE FUNERAL SUNDAY.
However. an had 90 Doc denied, for in
accordance with Dr Hogc's personal
wish fhe utmost simplicity viii bc ob.
served in the matter OF the funeral
which win take place at O'Clock sun
dar from the second Presbyterian church.
Ou chat day there viii Doe no other
service at the church. either morning or
afternoon. This decision is regarded as
wise and thoughtful ono Tor multitude
nou. associations with
"Tne touch of "a vanished hand
And tno sound of voice that is stin."
would press in confusion upon the pco-
p'c
The elders and dcacons of the church
mct yesterday at 5 o'clock and presented
boauum resolutions. expressing their
sns. of loss ans their estimate of their
hte pastor. These arc published below.
THE PALL-BEAREBs.
The following who viii constitute the
paI.-Uearers. are doacous of the church.
Active Messrs d. s. Huwcs, A. -.
louug. E. ID. Taylor ~. William Penn
bert0n. James Lewis Anderson, W. j.
Blunt. d. vs.. Lockwood. j.. W. lockwood,
Jr.. and Joseph Priddy.
Honorary Messrs. s. IT, HaWes, Max
Well T Clarke, Gcorge Gibson, W. Il.
Fitzgerald. Polk Miller. T.. vs.. Gone. who
are deac0us of the church and W. vs..
Henry. Howard SwinefOrd, NJ. ~ Smith,
judge George j. Christian. James Blair
James Lyons. g. r. Glasgow. John $.
Muce. and Captain John A. Coke, elders
of the church.
Seats wIu Doe reserved for tho various
societies 0f tHe church. The services VIII
De iu charge of Rev Donald Guthrie. and
VIII Dee of the simplest character. There
win Doe nothing whatever in the nature
of au culogstic address or sermon.
In The pulpit will be Rev. Drs. Jere
Witherspo0n. r.. p. Kerr and James p.
Smith. and Rev Messrs j. Calvin Stew
ant and james Cook The other PresDy-
terrain ministers will attend in q body.
The remains win not Doe placed iu the
caskef until Sunday morning, and Will
not then Doe viewed.
Tn accordance with Dr Hoge's personal
wish. there win Dee uo flowers. with the
exception Of two crossed palms and a
cluster of violets. which viii Doe placed
upon the caekct bv the family.
The oasket is of cedar wood. covered
with fne black cloth. silver plate bear
ng Dr HOee's name with the dates of
his birth and death.
They are the measure OF service 10 the
world which is part of State national
and church history
The intermeut viii boz made in ths
Hoge section in Hollywood whore Dr.
Hoee's brother. wife and deceased chil-
dr0n were Inferred
A TRIBUTE or LOVE
A meeting of ladies of the Second
Presbyterian church was held at 4.20
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