Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

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| his laJe residence on street, opposHe crank.
| LIN Square. and was attended by alsrge num-
Der of distinguished persons. The body was
| enclosed in arhandsome black walnut coffin,
| covered with black cloth and lined with Zsnc
and white >atin. II Was heavily manneed
with SILVER. and on tae lid was a large plate
scaring the inscription. flames NJ. Wayne,
Senior Associate Justice Snprenfe Court u.
s.. with the date OF birth and death.
Among those present were President John
SON. accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Pat
taTy Seward. Hon. +. w. Seward. Assistant
Secretary OF State. and lady, Secretary Welles,
attorney General Stanbery. Chief Justice
Ghase, Senators Trumbnll, Poland, Sumner.
Morgan, Coakln z ana Spragne; Representa-
lves Banks: Mercur and others: Admiral Shu-
brick. Commanders Davenport and Norris. Of
OF es nsxy sIs Dyer Dsiasa and d Esa
tisie, W w Corcoran, Hon. Caleb Cushing,
Gen. f. &. Darlington, Col Lamon, Marshal
. hooding. u. W. Middleton, Esq, Clerk Su-
prame COnrt, and MANY others.
The deceased WAS a member of the Church
OF the Epiphany, but DIR. Hall, rector OF that
church being absent from the city. the services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. j. V. Lewis, of
ST. johns Church. Around the coffin were
assembled the son in Jaw and daughter OF
deceased, DIR. and Mrs. Cyler, his two grand
lives and friends, and the beanffna service of
the Episcopal Church was resd by Dr. Lewis.
The services having been concluded, the body
was conveyed to Oak Hill Cemetery, George
town, followed by many carriages Containing
fhe relatives and friends Of the deceased. ALI
OF the distinguished persons above named
ioiiowed ioa sa the corpse to the cemstsry, where
Lewis. and the body was placed in the vault,
where it will remain until winter when it
wlll be taken 10 Georgia. for final iatsrment
Ihe pail bearerS were Senator Trumbull,
Senator Poland. General Ricketts,, Gen. Over,
w w. Coreoran. James NJ. Carlisle, Hon.
Caleb Gushing, and Admiral Shuhriek The
cGfitn was carried by eight coiored men, mes
sensers at the Supreme Court.
QTAHTERry y MERTrN. OF TIE w AsRrNGTos
City BiELE SoCIETY.-A meeting OF he Bible
Society was held Al the Western Presbyterian
-x.yice president, presiding. The exercises
were opened by SIN ging, 80, for q thousand
,snf nes 70 sing my great Rsdeemer's pgaise:''
prayer; after which Mr.. o. p. pritcher the
aseht for the society, read his quarterly report
showing thar he had visited ,,aie families and
and a4f colored. OF the places OF business
which he visited, s.; were rumseliers: the
number OF destifute families found Were 3d.,
II" OF which were White 115 colnred: the num-
ber of families supplied with Bibles and Tes
'amenfs were 2J7; the number refusing the
Scriptures were Io5 all Roman Catholics but
2: re number OF children found TO; attending
sabbath scncol Were 1877; the number found
attending Sabbath school. IA; the amount OF
subscriptions received from the different
churches amounted, in tn. az sgregare, TO S1sh55;
total amount derived from saleS OF Bibles &c
AID contributions, S.21 .65; the number Of miles
'lavelPd IN the " ork were So; 3G3 chapters of
the Bible were given away, as also 439 copies
of papers.
Mr.. Pritchcr then made mention OF a few
cases Of desrit ntion and interest that had come
under MS notire during the last quarter.
Major General o. o. Howard was intro
ducPd TO the audience by inc president, and
spoke of his experience il the cause OF Christ
also relating many interesting Incidents that
had &c me nnder his notice, dsmonstratiye of
The pow of religion
Alr. darkness lex made n few pointed re-
n.,. malss When the doxoiogy was sung. and the
baneaicilon was pronounced by the Rev. Mr
Reid, # Union Chapel Methodist Church, and
ne assembly dispersed.
.k"JGb CT sloMERs--Saturday isht, officer
lao' gan, OF 'hs county pciice, was called upon
to arresia man named Richard Mcdonald for
di>oI oeFIy Conduct. the Biadensbur9
1elisate. Mcdonald fought hard against ar
resi-. and IN ioue outcries announced himself
rebel, shouted tor JEFF. Davis. anu denounced
ali loyal citizens. The officer would not use
1,Te" with his pris oner. except TO prevent his
escape: and IN order 10 get along easily sum
m"hed some g".d citizens TO aid him. but tney
would no', and he was Obliged 10 struggle a
icns distance, until be met boy, whom he
oespa'ched TO the eighth precinct station for
aid, which Was Sent. and Mcdonald was se-r
cured. The next morning he was ordered TO
pay a fine OF Si6, and in default was commit
ted 10 the Workhouse. The policeman did rot
know the names OF those he called upon for
AID and VINO refused, or IL is probable the law
applicable 10 such persons would have been
hiorced, Yesterday. VIM Mockabee was ar
rested by officer Prather tor disnrderiy con-
aiicI- ana he became quite rough towards the
onieer, tearing his clothing, bur he was taken
10 The eighth precinct stat,on. There his CON
dnet was very much 10 his disadvantage and
" hen taken before the mag trair. ana his con.
dnut was described hy the witnesses, ne was
ordered 10 pay tine Of >1n. Ii was promptly
furnished by his friends.
The NATIONALS TE!r TO THE WFsT.-Ths
arrangements for the Western trir having
BEEN completed, they are hereby announced
The party win assemble at the Baltimore. and
tnIo railway depot July II, in Tine 10 leave
on ne 40 p m. train. proceeding direci TO
Columbus, ohio, arriving about p. m, eth
ins';tn!: leaving Columbus on the l5;h, striving
al Cincinnati about ~ F. m. same day: leaving
Clhcinnat on the 10th, arriving Al louisville
me following morning; leaN Ing Louisville on
me isth, arriving Al Indianapolis same day;
leaving Indianapolis on the 2Oih, arriving al
-: LOUIS same day; leaving ST. Louis on the
I'D. arriving a. Chicago the 2iIh. Having ac-
copied invitations 10 play from the following
named clubs. the games have besn arran ged as
totiows: July 4, Capitol CLUB, at Columbus,
eve, CINCINNATI. Ohio Il, Louisville Louis
vile, keptncky; 10, Western, indianapolis,
lndiana %, Union, ST Louis. Missouri, q
Empire, 81 Louis, Missonri: %, Forest City
tof Rockford Chicago. Illinois, q, TX xcelsior,
Chicago, Illinois; 90, Atlantic, Chicago,
Illinois. .e 4. a-.# "a ..L)-~s.r."
lns party VIII lSaVe lineage on the 2Ytk.
returning by The most direct, route to Wash
lDEton. s...~.a ,gs 5.,as .e.re r.E. .sE
iTDo a AFFKcT1oNsTE.--slnih IN he I'd of july Mr.
j. X. Wroe teli5lnto com lIany with young
man named Henry Brown. and soon became
ntinR'. with him.!nna Brown IN lly apprp..
rialed the sociahAily OF Mr.. Wroe. Placing his
arm about MI. W IS neck, be REQUESTED lhe loan
OF TWO dollars. Mr. w. told him he had lust,
paid a heavy noia in bank. and had use for all
the money he had lett. Brown AgaIn ain brAced
ham. aud asked for htIy CENTS, NEW told
hin he did 10 business in thatwav. Brown
lsir, with n request thar Mr.. w. would walt
for him. as he had something impor ant to- say
TO him. Mr.. W. waited ill. Ia got tired, and
chsin. Warned at 81 sl, was gone. Dstectiya
Cocmes was nptfied, and by the corporation
Of the Georgetown police, sec ured Bro wn, and
ohraned frnTn him n confession that he took
Nj. rs watch, hut denied intention 10 steal
il. The watch was recovered at pawn ONCE
where IL had been pawaed By Brown. Upon
a hearing ut police haadq quarters, Brown was
committed 10 .iail for court -,
drunk A ND RlIsoEDERI Y.---IMst night,
ABOUT 10 O'Clock n 81 uad o1 1ve persons, who
were rdn in 4 hack uiongsthe streets and
acting IN n,NerS dlsorderlys manner were ar.
ps,ed by Officers Hughes and qActon. OF the
sixth precinct. This morning these aocturnaf
disi NJ be1s of The peace who had been looked
up all nignsan the Central & nardhpuns, W1re
bIonehi before Justice Thompson, whossaid,
after herring fha eCidenoF, hs was 1orYk t3aAi,
owing IN the. .prSyalence OF such dlunken ana
Araa ..,r%A AixSx All. .hn