'
IS. Coons fpcretaiy. A cwimittco
composed of It. A. Mitchell, Thomas
Turner and 11. B, was appointed
to draft suitible resolutions
,. respecting John J, CoruolUoii. Tho
commltte reported tbo following
Which', after an addioss by
Col. Turner, woic unanimously adopted:'
Jteeolved, By the numbers of thq
bar of Mt.'SteiiiuKy., thai we de
plbYo the death of our Tirother, John
J. Coriiciifion, into a member of this
liar. He was stricken
toiday moining at Lexington, Ivy.,
without u moment's warning. Ho
wa? au able lawyer, al'out 57 yeaiaof
, age, aud waiHor moic than 20 yeats
i aSvUcialtit with thia bar, and' was a
rdulden of this county, whoio ho
formed tnuuy friendships Ho was a
juamor Urong character anit many
gbptl qualities, but liku all of us, was
not without his fuuits, but tho gravo
lus closed oyer them aud let them be
remembered no more. He was an
active member of tho First
church, do leaves a stricken
widow and seven children to mourn
Ids loss.
' That as a token of roBpect for our
flocoascd brother wo will meet the
funeral cortege bearing his remains
at'tho depot aid attend bis funeral iu
a body, aud wear tho usual badgo of
.mourning for 20 days.
3. That wo tender tho boreavod
widow and children our sincere
4. That tio Judge of tho Montgomery
County Court bo requested to
liave these resolutions spread at largo
upon tho records of this court, and
tho city papors are requested to copy
the same.
