Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-23

f,EUnEnALs -Yeshrday afternoon the sSfu ]
ineral of the lata Richard " faasats took place
from st. Dominick's church, south Washing !
The most proninsnt c,aseHs Of TIE Dissrics he
ing present. as well as numbers OF the :" Old ]
est Inh sbitants" ssocintion. The tall bearers
semms ss ~ ol.. Gsn j. % jsSn van
Riswick and w. X. Riley. The services at the
church reftcnd Quoted by Rev, J. A. Bokel,
" q. D., and were very impressiye; Tbs re I
where they were placed In; the vault OF the
family. Before the services At the church
commenced the funeral Of MRS. Mary G. Gar
diner approached the church, and the corpse
was brought in and placed on the altar, and
the, services over both bodies were conducted
at the same time. .-iar q...6a =, 80,
IT. The fdnerH Of MIS-. MACY la Eysns, an aged
Grinder, near Che brick bridge on New Jersey
avenue, took place yesterday afternoon. and
was very largely attended, the dfSessed nav
being we'll known in the eastern And soutnern
portions OF the city, ,rhe rsmains were in
TERED in the Congressional Cemetary. 1fls. /
Arnold Somerville. well kno wn colored
city, for a long number of years living on the
corner of Sixth and X streets, was buried yes.
terday. The funeral services took place at
St Aloysius church, here large number of
his friends assembled, and the remains were
Inferred at MT. Onvet. rIfsT72 nh rFf s. |
A PRINTER GARRorED.-Mr John Throck-
morton, q printer, OF Richmond, Va, was
garroted on Saturday night near the corner OF
18th and b streets, and robbed of about
twenty-five dollars In the earlier part of
the evening, Mr.. T. fell in with an individ-
ual with whom he had some slight acq uain-
lance, and the two spent some time together
in social enjoyments, when a. proposition
was made by his new acquaintance that they
should 60 little way, WHARF he would find
friend that was anxious TO see him. The pro-
position was accepted, and the two started off |;
put net TO- fnd any friend, for, upon reaching
stepped up, and the three seizing Mr.. Tnrock-
morton by the head and throat, bore him to
the ground and rified his pockets Of their con-
tents, besides carrying away his hat. Before
struck their victim over the nose with a billet
of wood, which damaged that organ conside-
Iably. After executing their purpose, the
thieves made OF. HHs u /
POLICE SuMMARY.-The number OF arrests
made by the police on Saturday was 81; the
amount OF fines imposed, S163. SO. The bust
IA arrests, fines $40: third, arrests, fines,
1884 so; fourth, arrests, nnes, $40; fifth, l2 ar
rests, fines, S16; sixth, II arrests. fines, S26;
seventh, arrests, fines, Sl3; eighth, arrests,
no fines. and tenth, 10 arrests, fines. Sl4.r az /
The number Of arrests made yesterday were
IS: the amount of fines imposed, lSI14.i5. This
business was distributed among the different
precincts as follows Second, arrests, fines
S14; third. arrests, fines 50 15 fourth, arrests
fines $3.50; fifth, arrests, fines Sl0.5O; sixth.
arrests, fines &c. Sc venth, 3 arrests, fines 81
eighth. NO arrests; and tenth, 10 arrests, fines
SG6. r.ft
A CoLLIssIoF.-Abou one O'Clock to day, as
Senator Patterson of Tennessee, and General
Kyle of the same State, were CONVEX sing to-
gether in the Office of the Ebbitt House, tbs
former was seen to rise from his seat and slap
the latter upon the face with his
open hand, General Kyle Immediately
grabbed the Senator by the throat and ordered
him to sit down, and in this position they re-
manned until lriends interposed and separated
them. Senator Patterson said something about
shooting. but in very little time after the at !
fair reconciliation was effected, and the two
left the hotel amicably.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
real estate transfers were reported to day by
r. III. Hall &c Co., real estate agents: South
part OF subdivision IS, square 44s, at 800; sub
division 81, square SIS, at $685. part Of lot t.
square 449, at $50; subdivision 10, square 7e4,
at S540 east part of lot Is, square SO, At SH.5 O
part subdivision &c. square 279 at S14.00; sub.
division A, square 1T, at S322ss.
SANITARY.-Seven dead horses and COWS
and ten smaller animals were reported Satur.