Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20
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Eaisor .ster: 1. desire to ask Through your
columns If il would not be more in keeping with
man, or ANY ether man - TO turrrhis aften ton
TO things NEARER home than Utah and help to
ping 10 heeu the abcess that Is csrrnpting the
body polite oftae Christian char cfof the coan-
try ] refer-particularly to the New York
scandal whezsnl the beacon-iTht or the Chris
tisn church Of sAmerica is ckargei with s.iul-
he and his ffseals remain strictly silent, 10 the
sam OF the lAty On question Somebody rs re-
suired bold ensash to ferret ost an,l.bring this
a.atter to . foous. What 2 fetAils Offered here!
Tested and unse4Rched, we shs5skld have among
rs man whO takes IL upon himself fer the
| sod of humanaty, lof course,) ts,go way cut to
Utah To ind sssss&tag that aseds eesyeefiSag
Again ask, viii Newman or saue other man.
psaIge lancet in< 0 the New York abcess before
the application 81 moral soothing plasters has
spreah the matter asd distributed It throughout
| the body. HONE MISSIONARY.
| FUNERAI OF A PAsroR.-The funeral OF
Rev. 10: w Andersen. who has been i'm charge
OF the 18th Street (COlored) Baptist Church
since May, 1865, tosk place from the church this
aftefroon, and was attended by a very large
number OF persons, among whom we're zsembers
OF nearly all the cD5ered churches of ttke city.
The boag, encased in cloth covered casket
InouBtet with silver, was removed frem the
late residence of the deceased, last evening,
and PLACED on catafs.l4ue in front Of the pull
pit of the church, ami On IL was placed a beau
trui crovn In flowers, the tribute OF the Mite
oNcas W tHc uuicus CfoSs, Wre1su, AUG Jile
letter "A Tin flowers. Tne remains were Wis
tied during the evening by a large number of
the friends of the deceasey, and until II O'Clock
this morning the people were passing through
viewing the remains Ile pulpit and gall
ieries Of the church draped in black.
About one o'esock p. m. the family and iMsseat-
ate relationsI the deceased entered the chuH<A
and the members OF the Baptist Union, the pa.-
tors of Colorea Baptist Chsrches,) and other
cles gy OF this city and from the neghbOIing
cities having beSn seated thedoors were throw N
opes. and in a - )rt time every portion Of the
church was fillea and the streets in the vicinity
were completely damned by those who failed
to gain admission. The exercises consisted of
singing "Nearer hsy Cod to Thee" and ..,Jesus
Lover of my Ssul," by the choir led by
George Fooskey, the reading of appropri-
ate selections OF scripture, prayer, and
sermon by Rev. WE. Tray, of Richmond, Va.
who said that under the ministsstion of An
derson sd persons slad been added to the
church which now numbers about [. 100. Other
ministers tSok part in the services. and the of
hcers OF the Freedmen's bank, Of which de-
ceased was director. here present. Dea IONS
Lindsey 'MaSe. Angelo Harris, VIZ. Peirre,
George Cook, Henry Jarvis and Alfre<s Parker
and Trustees j. W. HuRter and Edgar Ball
acted AZ pail. arers; and she remains we're in
terrsa at the Harmoniai cemetery, an the
county.
HI NEW and extensive Photographic gallery
OF Rice has just been opened Sn PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. between nth and 18th streets. IL will
only be necessary fer the publieko get gliR pse
OF ms spacious roOISs and fine work to make up
their mi M that his establishment is the one for
satisfactory pictures.
AUCTION SALE OF EOoKs.-This (Thursday)
evening, coInsaencing at O'clock bv Nessrs