Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-11

FUNERAL OF WILLIAM H. WINfER-Yestefday
the funeral Of the late w II. Winter took place
from his family residence near Blagden's wharf,
and the procession was one of the largest ever seen
In Washington at the burial of any private CITIZEN
showing how extensive was Mr. Winters aeouain-
lance with the citizens of Washington and hox,
great was their respect for him. The funeral ser.
vice of the Baptist church was performed by Rev
=; w. sampson, who, In a brief but impressive
last interviews with the deceased
The pall-bearers were-Messrs. Thos L. Wal.
ters, j. C. Hardness, Thomas Berry, VIM. NJ
Ellis, +. j. Brooks, Randolph Coyle Walter
Lenox, Esq, and Major III. Tyler.
The coffin was magnificent one covered with
black silk velvet, handsomely trimmed with silver
lace and beautifully decorated with flowers II
was placed in hearse drawn by four white horses
and the Immense procession began To form. When
the head of the procession had turned into Penn
sylyana avenue, the line was not complete but was
still forming at the house. -.
A very large number of the Sons of Malta of
which order the deceased was a member. was Dre-
sent, wearing their badge, small Maltese cross.
The Stone Cutters Associations were ont in a
body, and marched to the cemetery; and besides
these there were hundreds Of others, pedestrians.
IN tne line; The corpse was conveyed to the Con-
gresslonal Cemetery, and deposited in the vault to
await the future orders of the family
OBJ FELLOWS FUNERAL.-Orientai Lodge, No.
10, yesterday afternoon attended the funeral of Mr.
Henry krech, a member of Germania Lodge of
Baltimore, who died at his residence in this city
Preceded by Esputa's band, the corpse was con-
veyed to the new cemetery near Glenwood where
Chaplain Eberly conducted the exercises over the
grave, concluding with the impressive funeral
rites Of the Odd Fellows.
REV. BYRON SUNDERLAND.-We learn from the
Cincinnati Enquirer that this popular preacher
has been called to the pastorship of the Second
Presbyterian Church in that city, at salary of
$4,000 per annum.
WATCH RETURNs.-Burk Hall, colored was ar
rested by Officer Ginnity for the larceny of silver
watch. He was held to bail for further hearing
Sandy Webster, WIN. Howard. and Thos Lewis.
| GolOred, gambling fine and costs, rs each.
lanes Awful and VIM. johnson, colored; disor-
derby; do. 50. Is. J. T. Lewis, drunk and disor-
| derby; do. S4.15. Lewis Higdon. rioting Jail
Thomas Jarboe, disorderly; fine and costs, 81.
VIM. Davis drunk; wOrkhOuse 30 days. Daniel
Miller, disorderly; do. o. days. Jerry johnson,
asleep in the market; do. 90 days. Eleven dodgers
| splendid stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
WoTd now call the Parteuiar attention Of the ladies
am daily IN receipt of fresh supplies and do so
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Be SURE yon are night, and inquire for Mrs, Gard
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ONE OF TIRE most prevalent, and at the same time
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| Can afford to be without Mustang Inment in their
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| table Globe.
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