Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-28
The Late DIR. Tyler.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUSERaI--AcTIoS OF THE
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The funeral OF DR.. Grafton Tyler OF whom an
obituary notice was published in last evenings
STAR will take place at 4:sG D. m tomorrow from
his late home. 1890 3Oth street, West Washington.
At special meeting Of the Medical Association of
the District held last evening. in DR. Toner'S Office
DR.. A V p. Garnett presiding. addresses euogizing
the late DR.. Tyler were made by DrS. Hagner,
Garneit Baldwin, Macsa1 and Toner and reSe-
buttons expressive OF the esteem In which Dr. Tyler
Was held We're adopted
The following gentlemen have been selected as
pall-hearers. Drs- May. Garnett ID. r. Hagner.
BALDWIN. Toner J. F. Morgan. Basil Norris and
Gunnel Drs Nackali and Maxwell. aternates for
DIS. May and CiunneI
Among the most prominent OF DIT. Tyler's writ
ms are '.obStetric Reports with Observations on
Spontaneous Evolution" (BalrimOre Medical and
Surgical Journal, lsi1. and .'Nedicine as Science
and Art. It's Philosophy, InfiuerceS. Purposes and
Results; its Past and Present Condition and Future
Prospects, DIR. Tyler was a man OF great kindli-
neS> Of heart and his charity and true christian
Character have been proven many an occasion.
Pie late Professor Samuel Tyler, of the law de-
parrment or Columbia COllege. was an older
brother Of the deceased An uncle of his father
Or. John Tyler. Of Frederick. Nd. was physician
OF note IN his day and a fellow student OF the cee-
braled Abernethy in London and Edingburgh.
After DR. Tyler was compelled by the growing de-
mand' upon him 10 retire from the proressorshp in
the medical department. OF the Columbian trui-
'erSty be was elected To and retained the position
OF emeritus professor He leaves hut six physi-
Clans living who were in practice In the District
when he settled here. namely: Drs. Lindsey: Bor-
rows, Lieberrnann. Howard. May and Ri;chey
EDWARD IorrrS' WUI-The will OF the late
Edward Lotus was filed today He leaves Eliza
Ann Redmond, OF Annapolis: Eliza Koontz Of Balti-
more, ais nieces 500 each. and the balance OF his
estate 10 hts sisters. Margaret and Susan Mates
living IA Ireland. and n names samuel c. Mills as
executor The WA Is dated June Goth. aud a codicil
made August Goth leaves 10 Maggie and Lucy Red
mon1. daughters OF h. niece Lucy Redmond OF
Annapolis, $500 each, and 20 Lucv Mitchell daugE-
ter OF his sister Margaret, residing IN Ireland and
Mrs Catherine Tracy, formerly Mrs Richard
LOTUS, $50 each
MARRIAGE IICESsgS.-Narrfage licenses have
been issued by The clerk OF the court &c Oscar
BSOOks ard Anna Jackson: W. T. SchosSer and
Emma " Brigham; VIM. Day and Ellen Mason.
A PROPOSED NEW STREE RAILsotp SrABLs-
The Washington and Georgetown railroad company
have bought tract OF ground near the southwest
corner or the Capitol grounds. the east side OF
lSt street northwest. street, and win erect
there stable and c.ir-houSe 25 feet long As soon
as this stable Is completed the Washington and
Georgetown company viii add ten cars To those
now Ia Use on the avenue route.
TnE CHINlMAN RETtLI.TEs.-A small two-story
frame shanty. No. go ID street. is occupied as a
Chinese laundry kept by sam Lung. on Monday
nisrhJ last sam was visited BY ChOy Ton Sing and
while sitting at the door a small boy named Louis
Schultz threw stone at SAM which missed him
but smashed his window sam chased the lad tnfO
saloon, and. acting as policeman. arrested him
The pOy claim that this constituted an assault
and had sam charged with PERSONAL violence. Sam
In The rolice Court this morning Judge Mills settled
The trouble by fning the boy IS and putting Sam
under personal bonds
a FRIENDLY SCIT.-To-day NesSrSl Carusi and
MILLER, Tor Henry Mueller and twelve others, filed q
OIL against ThOs. Z. Wagganan, trustee TO prove
kln>llp and Tor distribution OF fund This Is a
friendly suit. the bill setting forth that Charles
Miller died December s 1873, leaving VIII direct
M the sale OF HIS property and the distribution OF
tht proceeds That Waggaman was in equity
suit appointed trustee 10 carry out the trusts
sted by The will and the proceeds OF the sale are IN
ms hdhli' and hel, willing 10 pay the same
tlle sailo'S parties on the establishment Of their
prupcrti9ned rights
BASE baLL-The Nationals defeated TIE Bait
1laire hons at the Capitol Park last evening by
SIT "l ~ 10 l. In seven innings The Nationals
hidu' SIX runs IN their seventh inning. Came
sis."htrr yesterday: Al Observation-Disclosures
CIIcIulEtIl. NJ Observation-Disclosures. 5: Me-
GoPliItan. AtPhiladeiphia-- %: Brook
Sh, ~ hlladephia-Bufalo. 9. PhiladeIpni.
AT Newark-lronsfdes, 2. Domestics. 10. At New
lorh-New YORK, g. Cleveland. T. At Boston -Brs-
Ton, s. Detroit, At Trenton--Trenton, II: York
III AT PlttSburg-St Louis Unions. II; PiIrsburE
MONS 10 Al Proyidence-Providence. S: ChicagG.
Al Observation-Disclosures. :; Allegheny. . q:
Kansas Clty-Cinctnnati Union, .; Kans.i, city 4
Al EOstol-BUstOn Union, 3: Wilmington A.
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