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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-supreme Court-Nos. ?, 3. I.
TO- II. IN. 20. 81. 20, 23. -, rs. ~, ~ 30.
Supreme Court-Specihl Term-Part l.-Moton
calendar called It 1880 A. M Part IlmRl.parto
Nos. ma Ii1b, ii23. 1925. Part lH:ooiear Law
and Fact 354i 2BT6, 1910. 3434, 1904, ~.
34s3. Part Clcar-Cases from Part 1V.-Psrt VI
Clear-Casss ftom Part Iv-par VII. Glear-Elc'
Preferred canses.Nps. plui. pG62, r8N5. 'b5o, -
Part lIi-Clear- Nos. 424o. ALSO. 37a1, 5O43. 5osi
4l62, 3Ip5. STpn. 4437, 4SNd. 2g9'. BIS 5osi.
1901 47a5, $500, 5a2l. 35!s. 4l7t, 4b7n. 61l5t
from part III. Part VI. Clear.-C.ses from
Part Ill. Part VII. tlear.-Nos. $3.50. 8I4s. 4ibs
A75O, 4H4s. 1916. $50. 33o2, Dsl4. $3.50. 4nlo.
34o2 $500 372l 1850 34i1. Part VII Case un
finished. Cwes from Part VII Part X.-Case I'M
Cases from Part VII Part XI.-Clear Cases from
Part VII Part XIl.-Cases unfinished. Cases from
Pant II.
sur,ogate's Court.-Chambers. -Mot on calendar
called at 1890 A. NJ. For prob tte-Wills of Mary
MrKittrick Marg lret Roberts Mary Howell James
Brsssel. Minna Lowenstcin. Anna Franz. George w.
Herman, Catherine Donohuc Sunon Flstner. Agnes
A. Smith. Trial term-At 1850 A. M.-No. 1870,
will OF John Murphy. at 1910 A. NJ; No. 1881. will
Of Henrietta l." King. Mt 1880 A. M estate OF VIII
liam +. Roach. at 1880 A. NJ. -
City Court-Spcciil Term-Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Notions
Tral Tcrm-Part I.-Clea~-Nos. 0ss. 400, 021 !.
lOl7 1850 27HS. 5S2. Ha. 67I, SSS. Dl4, 22I. 2h5.
sT4 B7S, $50 s2O 1912. 903 25d, lo4b. 1928. 2!2j.
1850 io4s ",7. nss. s52. III 1n.n raE; llcle ,
asl. ssb, 900. no4. SO ~: 40, 1901 sss. 29,'
sD7. Part IlI.-Clear-Nos. 1873. All. 1872. Iea 40.
a54, 4b1. 275, 80" ~, ta1 To3. ia Ll6, 722, 18i
TAB 1913. 1912, 7l2. Part iv.-Clear-Short causes
Nos 3lTj, 1905, $50.
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oTHER MARKEr rs.
Live Stock Market,

NEW YORK. Monday, Ort. .. 1SHa.-Raceip of
bcevcs for two DAYS were +39O head. including ~
for export alive l42 for sau Iterrrs ~ for
the market. making. with the stale cattle, ~
sale. Sieels IN better demand and medium to
choice firm to 10. hiEner; common grades steady;
bulls were UNCHANGED but slow for the common
grades: cows steady to l5c. lower. The yards were
not fully cescd, Ordinary to choice native steers
sold at s4FO9s5.,W per 100 lbs: half breeds at
s4aos So 90: oxen and st.Hs at - ,3o@s45o bull:
steady At 7a@loc per ID for ordinary to extra ma
ted American cattle firm at ! le@12liC. per lb.
dressed weight refrigerator beef selling at S@C per
ID. Exports none; tomorrow 30 Sheep
Receipts of calves or two days were 1901 head
including 81 direct: and, with the stale calves there
we're 2225 on sale. Neals were active and 2535Oc
higher; Srassers 25c. higher. About 70 calves
sold. Common TO choice veals sold at S5n 81 30 PER
100 lbs Rrassers at 81. 75@s35O yearlnRs at So so
sS?.7h; car OF nestern calves at 1925. city
dressed rcals DC. G1oc. perl ID.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days were
~ cars or ld,6lo head including 20 Cor butch
and ~ for the market. making with the stale
stock 6n cars on sale Sheep were slow, but steady
lambs 2bsS5c, higher; 3 cars of stock unsold.
Common TO prime sheep sold at So oO$$4.25 per
100 lbs; cnlls at s2ooSs2 80; lambs at s. $50
$500 for common to choice culls Mt $500 Cana
dian lambs at $5.toS$5 so. Dressed mutton at
5@sc per In: dressed lambs. 7@HIec.
Receipts OF hogs for two DAYS were II .S72 head
Including cars for sale. Steady at S4.BO9f5.1o
per 100 lbs for inferior to prime hogs.
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Cotton adyan. ed sharply owing to killing frost N
tho Memphis district light frosts in Alabama North
Carolina and Tennessee. A sharp advance in Lily.
erpool and heavy buying by Europe, the south Wall
street the "est and the local element The trans.
actions aggregated nearly or quito 100000 bales,
largely January. Liverpool rcac ed at one time and
part of the early advance was lost but later on Liver
pool again advanced and the closing prices here
about the hest of the day. The prediction was
for warmer weather for me next 3b hours. British
consos fell per cent. rete ting the immnence of
war i'll South Africa and some think the advance in
Cotton has gone SO far that sharp reaction IL
Liable to take place at any time. But the bUllsh
note the dominant one to-dar. The advance in
Liverpool was due to frosts in this country and
heavy buying in the English market by the Con:
tnent. 1t was rumorcd that failures had oc Hnrrei
on the Continent among houses short IF the market.
There ain except 2.92 inches at Jupiter Fla.
The private crop advices continue very bullish.
pointing to a small top crop, and a much lighter
general yield than was at one time expected. The
crop movement continues moderate. AMI many feel
encouraged to believe Il at Il total yield will not
be $500, 900 bales. though others think it will
be 10000 900 bales. II not considerably more.
COFFEE. on the spot was steady at 5L1c. for No.
:. Futures were generally unchanged, closing
steady. Sales 21,I6o bags. layre, was lif. lower
Hamburg was unchanged TO 4 pfg. lower. American
warehouse deliveries, "os bags. Rio advanced 2Io
res: receipts for three days ,OOO stock. 2oI 900
exchange. ~ d. decline of 5-32d. Santos 80
reis; receipts for three days, 1OI 900; stock O5S,
600 Prices here a fOllOws:
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Cjffe, prices stationary. Importers continued
TO sell and the Eur Jpcan cables were easier. INT
Brazilian arkets we're higher and there was small
demand for local account
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits Of turpentne. 52G52bc
Common to strained r1sin. S1.c !@sl.2T%.
PROvIsIOSS. Lard STEADY: Western. $500
Continental refined. 500. Pork wasstealy at 50. %
6Sp. n for mess Meats ware firm: piciled hams,
14a Iuc.; do. shoulders. 64c8 5l4c.; do. bellies. no
&c. Taow. 5sc. Dressed hogs. $50 &c. Bitter
Creamery Western extras, 24c do frsts. pa - l6c
State. extras 23S2 3iSc.: do frsts i4c Cheese
State tull cream. small, cnlursd, fancy. DC do
white, IlLG Sac; large. colorcd, IPc do. white
I1hc. Eggs-State. Pennsylvania and Western. 2la
INC. Chicago. oct. 2.-"Provisons were active and
higher on covering by October shorts and the
investment demand for January prOduc'. Lighter
h ~ receipts than expected small deliveries on
October ontracts and a continued good cash de-
mand were the strengthening influences"
SCGAR-Raw was firm at 4 !.l8c. for 90 test and
3 l3.lNc. for 80 t,st Refined was fairly active,
but unsettled. Gsanulatcd. 5Isc.
CHICAGO, Oct 2.-1hese were to-day prices:
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER, 200
" Thames street Newport, X. l., oct 2, 1922.
Sealed proposals VIII he received here until IL NJ.
Oct. 10 1899. and then opened, for construct on,
heating and plumbing Of addition to barracks Foot
A lanG. X l. Information furnished on Application.
T. s. reserves rght 20 reject or all prnpns1s or
parts thereof. Envelopes 10 be endorsed proposals
for addition TO Barracks
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
Bureau for the Collection of Taxes,
No. 81 Chambers Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
NEW YORK, October 1922
Notice is hereby given that the Assessmentrolls
of Real Estate, Personal Properly and Bank Stock
in the CITY OF New York. for tho year 1899. and
warrants for the collection of taxes have been
delivered to the UNDERSIGNED and that all the taxes
on SAID assessment rolls are now due and payable
at the Once of tho Receiver of Taxes in the Bor-
uugh in which the properly Is located, as follows
Dor ugh of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers street.
Manhattan, y. y.
Borough IF The Bronx. corner OF Third and Tro-
mont a onues. Tho Bronx, n. Y.
Borough OF Brooklyn, Rooms 2, 4, q and Mu'
nicipal Building Brooklyn, n. y.
Borough OF Queens, corner jackson avenue ana
Fifth street Long Island City. n. Y.
prough Of Richmond, Richmond Building. New
Brighton. Staten leland, n. Y
In case of payment on or before the LIST day OF
November next. the person so paying shall be emit
tied to the dement's mentioned section ~ of the
Greater New York Charter chaptar SIS, Laws !,
1870 viz: aduction Of interest at the rate Of
Il per cent per annum hetween the day of such pay
ment and the st day Of December noxt,
DAVID +. AUSTEN,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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THE LONDON WOOL SALES.
No Longer Any American Demand-Conti-
mental Buyers Most Active.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The com petiton at the wool
sales to day was slightly more spirited than on
Saturday, owing to better selection being Of
fered As the Bradford section is still notice
able for its inaction. Continental buyers, who
are now purchasing more freely. secured
majority Of the desirable parcels at about 3 per
cent. off the dearest prices. All good scoureds
and crossbrsds show fully this drop and occa-
sionally more. Faulty scoureds aud greasy
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Glrrtions md aNeetinss.
THE Iu.urz CoupAny

THE JUAREI COMPANY.
Notice Ia hereby gwen that the anuu :, m"et1g Of
the Stockholders ~ THF JUAREE CoMrASrw. II 20
held tho office OF the Company, Nassau street.
New York City. on Tuesday thu nth dAF Of oCtnher,
$40. at ~ O'Clock noon for the ele ton OF Direct.
and the transaction Of such other business ~
may properly come before the meeting
New York, Oct. 2, lsyg. WA. ADAIR, Secretary.
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CopartnrrShip alotires.

NEW York. September 3oth. 1899,
~ WARD \ COMPANY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent J. /. A. CLARK,
H. II. WARD,
GEO. T.. ARMSTRONG,
II. II. CAMPBELL,
f. A. SCHIRMEH.
The undersigned will continue the banking and
brokerage bushes, from this date under the trim
GEO. +. ARMSTRONG & co.
at l46 DeyonshrG St, Boston; ~ BrOUdwIy, New
York, and 23l Main st. Springfield. Mas AID I'M
der the name OF Ward Armstrong y 60, AT 70 Great
Winchester ST., Lond IN, f. G., England.
GEO. r, ARMSTRONG.
X. H. WARD,
/. A. SCHIRMER,
A. W. HALLENBURG
BRUCE PETERS. Is WALL STREET,
bankers Il Brokers. New York
OCTOBER I'd, 1890.
We bog 10 announce that we have this day entered
into a copartnership under the tirm name OF
BRUCE ~ PETERS,
with Offices at the above ldrrs for the Transaction
OF general banking and brokerage business.
EDWARD BttCE.
DANIEL y, PETERS
Member n. Y. stock Exchange
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofors existing he.
i tween the undersigned. as MATHEWS, GRANGE
4 COMPANY III New York and MATHEWS, MILLER
Il COMPANY in Philadelphia Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Sept: 30, lsay.
WILBUR X. MATHEWS.
WILLIAM GRANGE.
y. CLARENCE MILLER
JOHN ". GhAS0E
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TO warrant the outsider to take hold-the farmer IL
rich. the merchant Is rich every manufacturer l.
behind IN his orders. Why should every commod.
ity be the advancing LIST and wheat the greatest
necessity Of life. drag along little above lOct
Corn advanced on ,od foreign demand, higher
cables, and decreased Chicago Stock though Wis.
ble." increased $3.50 oOI bushels. Dat! were also
higher though the visible 10 $4,000 bushels larger
than week ago.
FLouR-Frmer in sympathy with wheat. Sales
900 hbls. Receipts ~ 100 bbls. and u ,AS6
sacks Exports 6.Nii bbls and &C. 2s4 sacks Winter
in bbls; superhne. s2.3O0s2.4o: No. 2extra. s2t5
0S2. 55 clears e2.OO0S3.1b straiRhta t3.3D9S3 ~;
patents 50 5o9S8.I5. Spring in bbls Clears. IS 90
eeo1o; straiehts So $500; patents. ss.soosto0
COrroN-Spot cotton here advanced 6.lhC. with
sales Of .3sJ bales o' which .l6i were for ship
msnts; 1900 bslcs we're delivered on contracts.
New Orleans and Gulf. 7.ldc. against 5sr. sa-
yannah advanced NC, Augusta. u to NC. Galveston.
New Orleans Norfolk and st. Louis NC. and Mobile
and Baltimore Ac. New orleans sold 900 bales.
Galveston 1880 and Memphis 2.ono. Liveruool nj.
futures advanced 5% to ~ points. Manchestor
was strong. Tho moyement to-day was as folows:
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An Increase of SS,34e,T4O in Cash in tho
Treasury for the Month.

Against this there are outstanding: Gold
S4O5. lo7.5Oi certificates OF deposit $4,000
900: treasury notes Ot 1900. S9l 1857 2S9; other
liabilities, $40, 57n.5IO: leaving balance. in
Guiding S1OO.OOO.OOO gold reserve. OF $751;
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Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEf,-OfFlCE CHIEF
L Commits. a'y, Governors Island New iorE ~
Y. Sent 20, l-tp.-SpaCl pr pppsals, III trpl cate.
viii be received by Conms So les of following posts.
until - NJ, October 81 lNH'. and then opened, tor
furnishing and dclI rrng at the posts respectively,
the fresh beet required during stN months common.
cling January /. 1HOo. va, Fort Adaus Il. IL Fort
Banls, Mass; Fort Casvrll. \. G; Fort Columbus.
n y. fort Constitution, \. H.; Fort DI Pont, bel:
Fort Ethan Alien, Vt; Fort Hamilton, y. Y. ! ut
Hauc5ck. \. J Fort hIrt Va Mad son Barrarks.
n Y. Fort McHrnry, sid: Fort Monroe, Va. Fort
Mott n j.: Fprt Mvrr Va; Fort Ningala y. y:
Platish!rg Barracks, \ Fort Porter. n T., F2Ts
Y. Fort strong, Mass Fort T"tt"n. y, y: Tort
Trumbull. Conn, Fort Wadsworth. NJ Fort
Warren. Mass, Fort WaNhinGton, Nd; Washington
Barracks d. q; FOR: Williams, Me. Allegheny Arse
nal. Pa tranktord Arsenal Pa kemnebec" Arsenal.
Ne; Springfield Armory. Mass; WAt"rt0wn Arsenal.
Mass. Watervlt"t Ara nal, \. y: West Point, n Y;
And Josiah simpson, 4. s. A., General Hospital Fort
NJ moe Va. ght reserved q reject. in Who'll" or IN
part. any all bids. For information apply to
Commissarlen Of posts. Each proposal should be
incl ,'ci in envelope. marked Proposals 20 ho
opened October ~, lS0H' and addressed 10 Com
missaries of posts to which u relates. G. A. WOOD-
RIFF. Col. A. O. q. s Chief COMFY.
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Augusta shipped to-day 81 bales Memphis 5000.
st. Louis 3oo7, Cincinnati 1877 and Houston
1883. The Signal Service predicted showers for
the coast of South Carolina and Georgia: for the
mainder Of the belt fair and warmer. Port exports
5a.44O hnles. New Orleans advanced "a to 35
points Futures here advanced ~ to 81 points. but
reacted slightly and closed Arm at net rise of 81 to
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1iriacnds and Interest.
NATIONAL SALT COMPANY.

20 Broadway New York, N. " Sept 2sth. 1892.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS of NATIONAL SALT
COMPANY has this day declared n QrARTERLY
DINIDEND of ONE AND THREE.QUARTkRS $50
PER CENT. to the holders OF its PREF ERRED
STOCK OF record oct nth PAYABLE Oct: 10th: The
transfer books Of the PREFERRED STOCK will
close at 3P, NJ. Oct ntn and reopen at A. NJ. oct.
10th. Dividend checks will he mailed
c. l.. PAAk. AAkI. SecretnrY.
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THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,
Mills Building, IS Wall ST., New York.
The Board of Directors OF this Corporation have
this day Sept. 9uthI declared tar eSular quarterly
dividend OF $500 per share. payable Oct. 10th
Checks will be mailed stockholders OF record.
4. q. CORSISG, President.
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ings.,, 5.25s.a50 sI4.es9.27o Inc $2o4.oss
( Other In
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21
FUND FOR MRS. LAWTON.
Will Raise the Mortgage On Propert,
In California.

Washington, Dec. ga general order
was issued from the war department to-
day announcing the death of General
Lawton to the army officials and paying
the intention of the officials to have the
remains brought to the United States for
final interment but 1t is not known when
this can be done
General Lawton died a poor man. al
though but few beyond his circle of i'm
mediate friends knew of the small pecuni-
airy return tfl9,t had come to him from
his life work in behalf of his country.
Therefore some of these friends have
thought proper now to come to the aid
of his family as is shown by the follow
ing statement addressed TO the American
people. issued today:
Washington, Dec. 20, 1899: Major Cen
eral Henry w. Lawton, United States
volunteers, whose death occurred at San
Mateo. island of LuZon, on Dec. IS, 1899
has left little but his good name as a
legacy to his wife and children. A piece
of property purchased by him as a home
in California has a mortgage of half the
purchase price still outstanding and un-
liquidated. The undersigned have volun-
tarily associated themselves together for
the purpose of raising funds to pay off
the indebtedness. Contributions will be
thankfully received by them, and be de-
voted to the object hereinabove set forth.
The aid of the newspapers of the coun-
try Is requested.
Contributions will be received by any
one OF the following:
H. c. Corbin.
"Adjutant General, Washington, D. c.
JOHN f. WESTON.
Acting Commissary General, Wash
ington.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
''Brigadier General. Havana. Cuba.
WILLIAM r. SHAFTER,
Major General. San Francisco
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21

fallen. At the time the sad news came
to US his nomination as brigadier gen
eral of the regular army was already
made for TRANSMISSION to the senate, but
no rank can enhance his fame He rose
from the ranks of the Ninth Indiana
volunteers, filling every grade in the
service to that of major general of vol
unteers, and in three wars was con-
spicuous for bravery and devotion to
duty. The country mourns the death
OF this intrepid leader. Convey to Mrs
Lawton my heartfelt sympathy in her
oyershadowing affliction.
"WILLIAM M'KINLEY-
Secretary Root cabled as follows:
War Department, Dec. 20, 1Ss9.-
Otis, Manila: 1 join with the officers
and men of the Eighth army corps In
deepest regret over the death of their
heroic comrade, General Lawton. l beg
you to convey TO Mrs. Lawton express
sion of my sincere sympathy. 1t was
an ideal death of a soldier, as his splen-
did courage and devotion to duty has
met the ideal OF a soldiers life. The
sad news will be announced to the army
and due ceremonies of respect for his
memory will be directed in general or
ders. ELIHU ROOT,
Secretary of War;"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21
PRINCE OF FIGHTERS.
Schurman Says Lawton's Death Is
Public Calamity

Public Calamity.
Ithaca, n. Y, Dec. 20-President J. c.
Schurman of Cornell. the head of the
Philippine commission. said today rela-
tive to the death of Major General Law
ton:
General Lawton's death is a great
public calamity. AT the front and in the
very eye of danger, the post he always
sought for himself. our prince of fighters,
has fallen. In him the army loses a
buIwark or confidence. Fearless inn
petuous and always so that his very
name was in itself the strength of legions.
Laxto-- was always a most kind honor
manhood. His power, determination,
simplicity, straightforwardness and intui-
tive sympathy made a combination OF
qualities peculiarly effective for dealing
with Orientals.
Prom the moment of his arrival in
Manila he enjoyed the confidence and
affection of Americans, as he soon won
not only the fear, but the respect of the
Fllipinos. Fighter though he was, no
man more Loyalty or cordially adopted the
policy of conciliating the F1lipinos. That
clear mind and sound heart soon dis
cerned that force was not the sole ,solu-
tion of our problem there. He heartily
advocated displacement of military power
by civil government in which the natives
should manage their own affairs through
out all the regions in which American
sovereignty has been established.
Had he lived. l think no man would
have contributed more to the pacification
of the Fiiipinos, which is the grave prob
lem now confronting us. But IT has been
otherwise decreed. The hero's work is
DONE The nation mours and has ample
cause to mour him. l lay my wreath
lovingly and reverently on his bier, and
my heart goes out in deepest sympathy
to his noble wife. who, with her father
less children is now so desoiate and sor-
rowfm in. the Philippines"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21
COIN J|NCLES IN The
POCKETS OF CRUSADERS
Will Spend Christmas in the East With Money
Earned AS Witnesses in the Roberts Case
Members of the Committee Dissatisfied With "Proof
Offered Against Utah Congressman.
Especial TO The Herald.)

washington Goth A T. Schroeder. NJ
the
in
properly prepared
ried be pre-
will
about the Roberts
already taken
ed as a
COMMITTEE PROOF OFFERED
o all satisfied with
proof that has offered Notwithstanding all the testimony
the
find
in
punishment pygamy federal Jurisdiction This
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21

violets. A magnificent wreath of COL
ored roses and palms was marked:
From Georgia Friends"
The cortege accompanying the re-
mains to Oakland cemetery was com
posed of a company of the Seventh in
1antry from Fort Mcpherson, the Fifth
regiment of Georgia militia, the At
lanta artillery and Governors horse
guards.
Tbs honorary escort. headed by Gov
ernor Gambler, consisted of United
States Senator Bacon, Mayor Wood
ward, Lieutenant Caldwell, u. s. N.
justices of the supreme court of Geor,
gia, and state, county and city officials.
Mrs A Brumby, the aged mother
OF the lieutenant, was not we'll enough
TO come from her home in Marietta to
attend the funeral.
The supreme court adjourned for the
day, and all the offices at the capitol
We're closed, in order that the state
house officials and clerks might at
tend the funeral. The city offices were
also closed by order of Mayor Wood
ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-21
BURIAL OF LIEUTENANT BRUMBY
REMAINS OF THE NAVAL OFF,
GER ARE LAID TO REST.
ALI Business Suspended In Atlanta,
Ga.-Floral Tributes From the
President, Dewey ard Others.

Atlanta, Ca. Dec. 2O.-The remains
of Lieutenant T. NJ. Brumby. Admiral
Dewey's flag officer, were laid TO rest to-
day in his native soil The funeral was
under the direction of the navy, and
the service of the Episcopal church
was conducted by Bishop c. X Mel
son.
The body of the dead officer reached
Atlanta early this morning, and was
Immediately escorted to the capitol,
where it lay in state for several hours,
Lieutenant Caldwell, the representative
of Admiral Dewey, placing the mag
nificent sword presented Brumby by
the people of Georgia less than two
months ago, on the casket.
Among the mass Of flowers and about
the coffin was a great wreath of white
roses, japonicas and carnations. tvined
with delicate ferns and bearing card
with the simple inscription: The Pres
>ident."
Another wreath of simple design was
marked with the name Of Secretary
Long. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey's card
was attachei 10 an anchor of roses and