The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-21

possession of which he had an inner con-
sciousness but his character is unfair
nished by envy of his riVa4ss successes.
His will was indomitabie-his energy
exhaustless. Excelsior. was his motto.
Excelsior was the goal he attained TO.
Now he sle,ps-fallen asleep in the Shade
beneath the trees of his quiet suburban
home StiIled for al time are his busy
hrajn and tender heart and willing hands
They've shrouded him-they'll bury him;
The drge will cease its sounds;
The footsteps OF the sorrowing
Turn sadly from the grounds.
They'll bury him-the soldiers friend
In days of bitter strife,
When sons of North and South. arrayed,
Fought for their nations life
THEY'LL bury him whose earnest face,
When Peace had spread her wings
Was messenger that gladdened homes,
So Hope about him clings.
THEY'LL bury hin-a noble son
OF famed Virginia's soil;
PHYSICIAN born of classic mien,
High bred, in godlike toll
They.n bury him whose broad ming fame
Rerirts the lands and seas;
Who filled in every audience hall
The foremost place with case.
THEY'LL bury lim-yes mortal part,
But still his spirit lives,
And to the scientific world
Glad inspiration gives.
THE RESOLUTIONS
Thc, following resolutions were adopteu:
Rut two short weeks have passed and
for the third time the hand OF the grim
DESTROYER has been abroad III our Hlosl.
Not wet recovered from the keenI1ess OF
orr first sorrows, we are summoned to
lament the loss OF the leader in our ranks.
Hunter Mcclure has answered his. last rou
call. and, we. his fellow-soldiers IN the
battle of life. desire TO place on record
simple testimonial to the splendid e1-
ample which a study of his weli-rounded
work must furnish to all thinking men, OIL
how the heart treasures of courage, IN the
presence OF adversely, ana u1ls"ervins
purpose to mould character by the rue OF
right, Inspiring and impellang Tlnd
broad in natural scope and cultured by
study and travel and deep reflection, must,
bring their guardon Of success in every
field of labor.
God endowed him with great natural
gifts of head and heart and great oppor-
tunities came Unto his ltfe. He had power
to comprehend and to adapt them to the
needs of every occasion. He has left his
stamp on this community. on us as a. local
prof,s sion. and on the professional world.
Tenderly we treasure his memory; deeply
we mourn his loss: but we do not mourn
as even without hope. His example IS
a precious heritage, an Inspiration 10
young and old, and, therefore. Thankfully
acknowledging the goodness of God in
honoring the profession OF medicine Win
a man whose life work may worthly be
e1nanated. and obediently accepting the
DEGREES of Divinity In all things as the
DEGREES of wisdom, We bow with hunple
submission and say, Thy will be done.
We tender the assurance of our gentlest
sympathies to his sorrowinG householo:
That a copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF the FAchlnoiiu
Academy of Medicine and Surgery ana
given to the press for publication
GEN. LEE TO BE HERE.
DR.. Stuart McGuirc yesterday received
a telegram from General Fitzhush Lee.
saying that he will be h..-e AMI act as a
paIl-bearer at the funeral of .or Hunter
Mcclure.
r. E. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans,
have been ordered to report at Lee Camp
Hall this morning at 80 O'Clock 10 at
tend the funeral OF DIR. Mcclure
The camp is expected to be in full uni
form.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Chapter. Daughters of the Con-
federscy, was held Wednesday afternoon
at Lee Camp Hall. but, on account OF
there not being a quorum. no business
was transacted. The secretary was IN
etructea to write letters of sympathy TO
Mrs Judge Rely and Mrs kennon-
The Chapter was requested to meet IN
a body at the church, to attend the fun
eral OF Dr. Mcclure
a committee from the Confederate Nc
mortal Literary Sociiay will attend DR..
McGuare's funeral at noon to-day. They
are requested to meet in the Yestibule OF
the church.
A committee from the HOLLYWOOD Ne
mortal Association WEI attend the luhe ne, ~
PICKETT Camp will attend the funeral in
a body