Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21
The Dead Fireman.

administered to-day at a. m. The camp has been
success. Thirty persons have profeSsed CONVEX
sion.
The Dead Fireman.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF Joseph Daniels the fireman who
was killed by the overturning Of No. engine on
the 10th inst, took place yesterday. The large
attendance testified to the popular interest in
Daniels sad death, and public sympathy with
the family of orphaned children upon which the
calamity has fallen heavily. The cortege
Tecease3 on ,th the ss residence OF the
OF X street northeast, and moved to st. Aloysius
church, where services were held about half-past
four O'Clock. The sad procession was formed as
I0'lows:-Carriages, containing Messrs Collins,
Bacon and Tate, the fire commissioners, and CHIEF
Engineer Cronin and Assistant Chief Engineer
Drew, followed by delegations from each OF the
engine and truck companies, follows:-From
company l. John Welsh, JOS Guy, JOS Adams;
company 2, JOS. Lehman, WIZ. Belt, VIM. Maho-
ney; company g. OF which deceased was a men,
Der, Frank Donneily, foreman) Walter Cox. Ed
ward White, VIM Lnsky, Samuel Nelson James
JAS. Creamer company S, VIM. Ellis. John Ktrtz,
VIM Whalen; company 6, Howard Wright, Frank
pany, John Kane, Thomas X. Williams, Henry
0 o "a truck company, John Highland, james
h. Black ono er c0P gnp THs Se az the
riageS containing the children and I'M
mediate friends and relatives Of the deceased.
Rev. Father Murphy officiated at the church He
service the eldest daughter of the deceased was so
overcome with emotion that she tainted. When
the solemn service was ended the caSket which
Was OF black walnut, Ornamented with Grape and
upon the IL OF which repoSed beautiful wreath
Ja Soen was 53rne Sgan to the heara
Welsh, No. L. Joseph Lehman, No. 2; Howard
Wright No; 6; Tom Coffee, No: 4, acted as pail
Mount Olivet cemetery where the remains were
Inferred. At the grave the grief of the orphan
children made the scehe most sorrowful one.
An Excellent Movement.
FUND FOR THE RELIEF OF THE DEAD FIREMAN's
FAMILY.
The following letter from one of our prominent
business establishments has the right ring. No
more worthy object could be found for the contri-
buttons Of the charitable than that proposed in
behalf OF the destitute family Of the brave fireman
who lost bis life the other day. THE STAR will
very cheerfully act as the custodian for further
contributions:
WAsHINGToN, D. c., August 10, 1882
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
Your issue of yesterday announced the death of
VIM. Daniels, the driver Of engine No. g. and also
stated that the children were left without any pro-
vision for their future. Now. in cons1dcraIiop nj
the fact that the lives OF our fireman are always
exposed to danger in protecting the city from dis
should be subscribed by the merchants and bust
ness men to help that family along; so propose
10 make you custodian, as usual, ana herewith en-
close So Yours truly, JUDD & DETwEILER.
October Races at Ivy City.
FALL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB-
FULL LIST OF ENTRIES-THE STAKES TO BE RUN
FOR
The following is list Of entries for stakes of the
National Jockey Club which will be run for at the
fall meeting at Ivy City, October 24th 18th, 26th
and 27th:
THE ARLINGTON. STAKES,
Tor TWO year olds-A sweepstakes Of S25 each, play
or pay, for colts and hes The club to add $780, of
second of an
stakes of the value of 500 carry lbs EXTRA of
two such stakes, 10 lbs. Colts and FLIES that have
started In sweepstakes race and have not won,
allowed 8 lbs; il unplaced, Z lbs Three-QuarterS
OF mile. Closed with the following nominations:
Dwyer Bros che. Joe Blackburn, by Bonnie Scot
ad' dam Neyaaa Dryer Bros CHI g. Wander
In-Used, dam Lady BIessington. Fred Car
1er's b. I: Felicia, by imp. The I-Use1, dam Fe-
Yucca Oden B0wie'S CHI. I. Fairview, by Legatee
dam My Maryland. Olen Bowle's Dr. T. Empress,
by Narragansett, by Maudina Oden Bowle's CHI.
SomerviIle's b. +. Corona, by Gienlyon, dam Mar
guerite. w. T. Burch's D. c. w. P. Burch, by En-
aiirer, dam Brocade. A. Burnham Sons CHI. c.
Burnham Sons b: g: Tocsin, by Great Tom, dam
Je,samine. j. 7. Williams CHI I. Pearl Thorn, by
Pat Malloy, dam Dolly Morgan. j. 7. Williams
o. 1. Ialiadega by imp. Great Tom, dam Juanita.
THE CAPITAL STAKES
for two year olds-A sweep stakes OF $50 each half
forfeit The club to add $780, OF which 500 to the
second Winners Of any sweepstakes OF the value
OF $3.50 to carry lbs: extra; OF two such
started In sweepstakes race and have not won.
allowed lbs; il unp.aced,7 lbs. Winner OF Ar
!ngton stakes to carry lbs. extra. One mile.
Closed with the following nOmin ltonS: Dryer
Bros ci. C. Joe Blackburn, by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Nevada. Dryer Bros. CHI. G. Wandering, by
Wnierer dam KIngIet IL T. Howard's eli. T.
lngton. Olen Bowls CHI; I. Bessie, By Dickens,
dam Belle Meade. Oden Bow!e's br. f. Empress,
oh. c. Castor, by VauXhai, dam Heatherbell. SIR.
Sonerviiles b. +. Corona, by Glenlyon, dam Mar
guerita Burnhlm q Sons CHI C. TennysOn, by
Great Tom. dam Evadne. Burnhem Il Sons ch g
Baron Faverot, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady
Lndora: j. 7. Williams CHI. +. Pearl Thorn, by
Pat Malloy. dam Dolly Morgan.
THE ANACosrIA STAKES,
for three year olds that have not won sweep
stakes race in their thraeyear-old FORM SIS each.
play or pay. The club to add $500, O, which 500
to the second Winners OF any sweepstakes after
Closing, lbs. extra or two such stakes 10 lbs ex-
ira. One mile and quarter. Closal with the
REIN, by Billet, dam Keno. james NJ. Nelson's b.
z; Cllcquot, by Virgil, dam Susie Lnwood The
BEDFORD stables en- T. Gussie NJ by imp. Hurrah,
dam Margin. Oden BOWe'S CHI. g. Nattle, by Dick
ems, dam Nettie Olen Bo,yte's en- Col, Watson.
by Dickens dam Miss Watson Mr.. Somervil les
be. Heck by bennington or Reform, dam Sister
Of Mercy. A. Burnham 6 Sons cll. C. Capias, by
john Morgan, dam Madeira. VIM. jennings BIZ
Farewell by LIZ dam Fairy D. ColatZ5s bf
IL. w.
Waiden'5 b. g. jim Farrell, by Hiawatha, dam
Queen or Scots.
THE AUTUMNAL HANDICAP,
Tor all ages. sweepstakes OF $50 each, half
forfeit, or only SIS il declared. Club to add $500.
OF which 500 to the second Weights to be an
nounced Septenber5. Declarations to be made on
or before September %. One mile and three
quarters. Closet with the following nominations:
Davis q Halls b. m Ella Warfiald, years, by War
u tnca, dam Fl0rac. c. II. Pettingls b. G. Fair
Count, years, by Dudley, dam Adele. 3. A Elem
Planeta. Olen Bowie's br. G. Compensation, 4
Years, by Catesby, dam Australia. Oden Bowie's
en-. &. Col Watson, 3 years, by Dickens, dam Miss
Watson. Mr. Somervilles, br. 1. Sweet Home.
years years, by Knight Of ST. Patrick, dam Bittern.
Willialn jennings CHI h. Glenmore, aged, by Glen
years. by King Alfonso, dam Queen Victoria
William Nj. Corners b. c. Ben dor years by
Or 6. Checkmate, aged, by Glen Athol dam Full