Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
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fUSKRAL OF THE LATE VIZ. RKDtN --rn,s
morning the funeral Of our late es,-emed taI
low CITIZEN, VIM. Redin, Esc took place from
Christ Church (Epi<copslb at ten o'eIocE
The stter dance OF the friends and relatives al
the deceased. including the members Of IN.
Washington bar and the courts. was amt
large. The solemn funeral service of tna
Episcopal Church was cond ucted by Rev -Dr
Williams. Rector OF Christ Church. after
which the procession was formed and mo we'd
10 Oak Hili Cemetery, where the remnrs were
I, mporaftly deposited, 90 be removed 20 the
Cemetery OF Rock Greek Church for IN ternrpt
SUDDEN DrATH OF An EsTIMABLK LADY
Last frioay night, Mrs. Sarah Sebastian, wife
CT Mr.. Charles Sebastian. fell dsaf in her
house under the following circumstances. A
isdy friend called st the residence OF Mrs =
10 see her. She was apparently an good health
and very cheerful. Sne in yited tue VISITOR an
and gave her chair She had her infant an her
arms al the time. and turned TO get a char for
eIself, but IA the at OF reaching the char t,II
To the floor and expired IN about twenty min
utss. The physicians whe attended the fam
ly and investigated the cause Of death attrthnrs
II 10 coneussien OF the brain. The DECEASED
was about % years OF age, and leaves a bus-
band and infant. Her funeral took place So
urday. the funeral seryiee Of the Mstbodis,
Protestant Church being conducted By Rev ~
A Shermer. pastor OF Congress street church
Inc remains Were inferred al Oak HUI Uem-
etery
WASTE or wATER-A view of the AIsx
andrla Canal AZ ueduct TINS morning is enough
to sausfy any reasonable observer that ,hs
trunk wants a little more done 20 n than hss
Yet been done, to make Il safe. Little strsam.
are pouring out from the bottom aud side, OF
The trunk an many places; and n they Increase
IN size az rapidly a. they have IN number m.
Aqueduct Will De OF out little use 60 The cana
company.
RELIGIoUs.-The revival meetings which
nave been progress sing at various churches TOR
TWO months Will be- contIn ne uring the pre,
ent week AZ some OF them The revival As re-
earded by The minlste and members a. yerv
successful adding many members To the socIe
Ties OF various denominatIons
TIE CASAI-ATTiNed Boats O. T Snoprar
with wheat; Morrison. with corn. Cath Moore
with Wood TO market, Fres. Beck, with corn 20
Geo. Waters, and 10 boats with coal-to 4 a.
Hieston, ll2 tons; Borden Co. IOs tons: Central
20, 1858 tons; W. !. Booth. Il3I tons. Gam
berland Co. lUe ~ tons; Hampshire and Rslti
more 20, liz ID tons. Departed-Boats Morn.
son, TO Senecs: Geo. Mol-r, 10 LIft Lock n. =
Bnlmeyer, to Shepherdstown; r.. ID. Hartley
20 Berlin, with merchandise, and IS boats IIgb,
ne ooats are not arriving very rapidly.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The market
opened this morning with fair demand for
hour of best grades Tor the local trade Pre-.
as quoted IN the Star of last SATURDAY. cout.nus
unchanged. The boat Ironsines, from WI
Transport, arrived this morning with fiour aud
apples, consigned to Geo. Waters. Iirain--No
transactions in wheat or corn reported 20 ms
ufy any change Of the price lIst quoted a. the
Star or saturday. We notice the arriyuI Of
several boats with corn and w heat in addition
TO those last quoted.