Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28

stalled about the ist M yAnuary lass me csfe'
noniss were perforned in n. ssgss swn room,
h consequence Of his iii.hsaith.
II q said that the cold which resulted in his
Asash was contracted after the bloody battle OF
Antietam, when large number Of wounded soi'
diers were placed In the Capitol. He was most
~ iduous night and day in alleviating the suner'
ines OF our wounded and dying soldiers Mr.
Page was q Democrat, but was never an active
partisan. He was thoroughly loyal
FUNERAL or Y. P. PAoE.-About 3 O'Clock
the cortegs proceeded from the resldencs Of Mr.
Page, on . street near Fourth, to the Fourth
Presbyterian church, where the masonic fraternity
were already aasembled. The following gentlemen
acted % pall-bsarsrs;
Geo. @. whiting, Past Grand Master.
@. ,. stansbry, Past Grand Master.
q. d. Gilman, Past comaanaisr. .-.r
W. II. BALDWIN, Acting Commander.
John Clapham, Master. .rr
T. D. Cross, Past Master.
wm. 3. Howard, Past Deputy Grand Master.
WIN. y. Rohrer, Matter.
Ths conn was mahogany, silver mounted. On
. silver plate was inscribed the name OF the de-
ceased, the date Of his birth and the date Of his
death. He was In his list year.
Amer the remains were escorted up the aisles,
the Marine Band played the Misereie." Robert
Mendurdy, D. D., OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and Grand Chaplain OF the Masons, read
the ist chapter OF ST. Paul's First Epistlo 10 the
Corinthians
The nperpi sermon was preached by the Rev.
Peyton Brown, pastor OF the Wesley Chapel, n. Z.
Church. The obsequies were most solemn. The
church was niled to its utmost capacity. The re.
mains will be inferred In the Congregational burisl-
ground.
A WOMAN 0ARorxD.-Last night about II
O'Clock, whiist Ofiesrs L. D. Milstead and John s.
slater, Of the Eighth Precinct, were standing on
Psnnsyivania avenne near the Capitol gate, they
heard an alarm given BY the blowing OF . whistle,
which they thought was In the seventh Precinct,
and piad no particular attsation to It. Upon being
repeated Ofhcer Milstsad answered II and started
up the Avenue with Onacsr Slater. when near the
corner Of Third stiest and Psnnsylvanis avenue,
they saw several men runnisg down Third street,
and woman pursuing. The men escaped arrest.
The woman was screaming at the highest pitch OF
her voice. She told the ofissrs that she had been
garoted on the corner OF Third street and the Ave-
niue, and had stolen from her ESQ, Of which $500
was In Treasury notes and siso In gold and silver
coin.
The print Of . mans hand could be seen on her
throat, where the villain or villains held her. Her
thumb was also severely bitten, and 1t 10 supposed
that the man who perpetrsted the deed held her
hand In his mouth, to prevent her from using II.
The woman's name 10 Kate Nichols Hugh Smith
arrested by Ofoer wailingsford, a. the villain
who did the act, but no evidence being produced
to crimlna,e him, he was dismissed BY Justce Fer.
guson. Minnie Mcdonald, Hugh Mcmahon, and
John Wilson were arrested by Policemen Burns,
Wallinssford and Pierce, - accessories.
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A WELI-KNowN CHARACTER RoBBED.-A
daring robbery was yesterday committed at the
urSn n,,u a,h 4. mn the
frequenters OF Ford's theatre a. the pretty apple
seller who stands Ht the door. II seems that her
brother Bartholomew and herself had the sum OF
$500 concealed In an old trunk. The burglars car
rled the trunk out in the street, where they rined
II OF Its contents and threw II away. The trunk
WAS found In the street this morning. The house
In which Rose lives is peoplsd by Italians, and 10
situated on street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
This morning, Detsctives Barry and MeDevit ar.
rested Franloni Rayala on suspicion Of being con-
cerned. lie 10 held At the second ward station for
trial tomorrow.
BRUTAL AssAuLT.-A colored man, named
Henry Muse, was assaulted In an unprovoked and
brutal manner In lis house on L near Fourteenth
| street, about noon yesterday, by Daniel Downing
| and Randall Tolson, contrahands. Tolson diew q
knife on Muse, and Downing dealt him severe
blow on the head with an Inch and . quarttr ivy
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very much hurt. Patrolmen Grant and Voss, Of
the Finh precinct, arrested the assaiiants and
locked them up.
BURIED ALivE.-This afternoon, about two
o'clock, q lsborer, named Patrick o'Day, whilst
employed In digging the trench on 10th street, near
D. was buried by the banks Of the excavation fall.
Ing in. He Was extricated In . short while, and
WAS not seriously Injured. The Irishman said
when he got out that he was never squeezed so
tight In his life, not even by bis vile.
CoUKr MARTIAL OF DETECTIVES. Joseph
seott and Edward shAndley, detectives formerly
In the employ OF Capt. seheetr, were brought be-
fore Gen. s.ough's Court Martial this morning, ut
no evidence was taken, in consequence Of the ab.
senee Of an important witness. They are charged
with taking 100 from Mr.. N. o. Marksm, Of At.
Isnta, Georgia.
SOLDIER Run OvER.--A soldier named Cav
ley, whilst attempting to get on the cars st the
corner Of A and First streets fell off and on the
track. The wheels passed over one Of his feet and
msnsled II Ia . frishful manner. He was im,ne.
diatrly taken to hospital. TIE train WAS going
TO the depot and was nlled with soldiers.
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