Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-14

ties, intellectual and moral whose FAM. d .
part of the riches of our country, this ooliya-
ton is felt with peculiar sensibiIIty nv thu har
of this District which was for such a fepyth of
time the scene of his judicial glories and la
bors.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously
AND then were ordered TO be published After
which the mreting adjourned
The funeral will be under the direction of
MIR Jenkins, undertaken, OF Baltimore The
remains have been en- cased in a handsome ma
hogany coffin, covered with black cloth and
silver noun ted, bearing on the breast silver
plate, with the inscription OF the name and age
of the deceased. The corpse, which, during
the day, has been visited by large numbers OF
the legal profession and personal friends OF the
deceased, looks very natural. g..
The corpse will leave here In speclaI tram
at : 80 to morrow morning, In charge or Mar
shall Lamon, for Frederick whete the remains
will be inferred. Atorney General Bates
Whose Office will be closed to morrow in re-
spect to the memory Of the deceased) will &C
company the remains, as will also the CLERK OF
the Supreme Court, ID. w. Middleton, Esq,
and other officers, together with large mum I.
Der OF members of the Washington bar and
friends of the deceased, and a mum Der of friends
and relatives from Baltimore and other places.
There VIII be no ceremony at the mouse. from
whence the corpse will be moved at 6 45 and
leave the depot (as above stately in special
train at 73O, arriving at Frederick at IL 80. The
train, returning, will leave Frederick at $50 p.
M, arriving here al $40 p. m. tomorrow.
CHARGE OF ABDUCTIoN.-Last night Deputy
Marshal Borst, of New York, arrived in w ash
ington with writ for the arrest Of Senorita De
Lopez, whose right name is Mrs. Eckhardt)
on charge of abducting a child. new war
rant was issued by Justice johnson and di-
rected to G. p. Hotchkiss, who was de puuZed
to serve it. The Senorlta was arrested and
taken before Justice johnson, when it ap-
peared by the statements made that the child
was the adopted son Of Geo. W. Seigrist an
actor in q circus in New York. On Thursday
night week the defendant abducted the child
from the circus, aud came to Washington and
engaged at the Canterbury, where she appeared
with this and other children last Saturday
night, performing on the stage. Last night,
man named Charles Smith, who was charged
with aiding and abetting the abduction. The
legal documents confirming the statements
were exhibited, and Justice johnson told her
that he could give her an opportunity to en-
ploy counsel if she desired it. She admitted
took 1t from the door of the circus in New York
and brought it to Washington; but she would
like to have counsel.
Justice johnson held her to bail in $1,000 to
appear at O'Clock this evening, with the child,
for further hearing, Mr.. George Lea, propri-
The defendant intends to contest the delivery
of the child to its adopted parent, Seigrist on
the ground OF systematic cruelty practised by
Seigrist to make the child perform feats be-
yond the capacity of one of its tender age
eight years. The child, when in the Office Of
Lopez, and chung to her, screaming, "Don't
let them take me back to that man Seigrist"
Deputy Marshal Borst testified that the natu-
raj mother Of the child is dead, and that the
father became so abandoned and reckless that
the authorities of Boston, Mass, took up the
child as founding, and ii was adopted by
Geo w. Seigrist, from whom it was abducted
by the defendant