Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AmusEnENTs. &c. TONIGHT.

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Al (IilV-r's should draw large houses.
W .sHISeroS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excel
lent ClsPra Troupe this evening: fhe'r per-
1JrTnaICss are good. and shouid draw better
houses than they had iast evening.
IrESEMANS's PLgAsUREGAIDENs Capitol
Vii Afternoon and evening pic. mic OF the
Pleasure Quadriile Association.
W.sm.aTUS CRY GARDENS Afternoon
and evening picnic Of the Friendship Club,
No. 1.
Tx FUNERAL or THE LATE w. w SEAToy
The funeral ceremonies of w. w. Seaton yes
Jerday were OF most impressive character
Among o. Gers, besides the immediate relatives
and friends OF the licensed, VINO were assem-
bIed inside the house, were Secretary Seward,
Postmaster General Dennisou, Assistant Sec
7Stsry of State Hunter, judges Wayne and
SEayne, OF the supreme Court; Admiral
Smith. the French, Prussian. Russian, Chtlian
Peruvian, Costa Rican aud Danish Ministers,
Iirn. Ble'gs, Gen. Banks, Hon. l.. +. =. Foster,
Brig Gen. Ekin, W. W Corcorau. Esq. ex-
Mayors Roger Weightmaa and Peter Force,
Mayor Wallach, T. l.. Lloyd, ESQ. President
OF the Board of Aldermen, and W. w. Moore,
Esq, President OF the Board OF Common Coun-
Gil. with other members Of the City Councils.
Not the least noticeable among those present
we're the members of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants. stream OF human beings filed
cast the coffin for an hour, and gaZed upon the
Casket that held all that was mortal of Mr.
Seaton.
About ; O'Clock the officiating clerymen
Drs Hall and Pinckney, OF the Episcopal
church. and Rev. Mr.. Anger, of the Unitarian
church. commenced the religious ex ercIses
At the conclusion a feeling address was de-
iiYered by Rev. Mr.. Augur, and the cortage
then formed under the direction of the UNDER
taker, MI W W. KIRBY, and proceeded to the
Congressional Cemetery in the following order:
Grand Lodge of Masons, escorted by the Com
manderIes of Knights Templar. Columbia
Typographical Society and Bookbinders' As
ISOLATION, marshalled by Mr.. f. Mac NJ rray
Pail bearers in carriages, VIZ Hon. VIM III
Seward. Judge Wavne, Baron Gerolt Hon
!. g. 6. Kennedy, Mr.. Thos. Donoho Mai T.
l. Smith, Mr. VIM. A. Bradley, Mr. las L.
Edwards, Mr.. VIM. L. Hodge, Col. Peter
FOiCe, Col j. =. Williams, Mr. Jshn Lee
Relatives and mouTners in carriages Officers
of the Corporation and others in carriages
There were over fifty carriages in the line
Inc route OF procession was along street to
IN, down Sth 10 Pa. ave, and along Pa avenue
70 the c. metPry. All along the route the side
walk Was crowded with spectators while
.,.ces pc red from windows and doorways at
all points.
Arrived Al the cemetery, the burial service
o. the Episcopal Church was read and
this was followed 0y the Masonic burial SER
vie, conducted by Grand Master Geo. G..
Whiting. and the highest hOnOrs of the order
were pad the deceased. The remains were
rden deposited temporarily in the vault be-
long 20 the Rives family, and which immedi-
a-riy ONsrlooks the waters of the Eastern
Branch.
The Washington National Monument Asso-
CLIFTON had \ called meeting yesterday and
passed resolutions o. respect TO the memory of
the deceased.