New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
MITRDERED All MON BURIED.
SERVICES AT THE BowERy MISSION.
nv nRrssEp IN CHINESE GARB AND LAID TO
prsr AT FYERGREENS.

v pnny DRESSED IN CHINESE GARB AND LAID ~
REST AT EvERGREENs.
,r.a.rtaker Naughton, at No. 81 Mottst.. laid out
.he body of the murdered Chlnaman, Ong an mU,a
Yesterday under the supervision OF An la ~ WING
fine dead mans two cousins ,naS Clothes of Chinese
cnt Blue linen trousers, blue blouse anu oru J
satin turbsn were placed on the Doay s5d aDd then
sTranged on either side, while secon9 tG Ga
scarf was tucked in the lett sleeve vi niue ino
blouse and stretched thence f t9 'n hb Foo then
took a pack of cards with prayers printea III
Chinese Characters on them; and scattered lneM'
thirteen in number, along the side OF the CONN;
All som and Yung How took bits OF evergreen anu
small slips of red paper and scattered the over .no
body While this was Isl ee dead o1 IN dreary monot
onous voice. When the prayer was nhlsne9 n9
went the side Of the con gazed on s1G in
Chinese. Then he took Oue An Mons arm anu
lifted il ND three times aud alter letting IL drop
hack into the coffin the three Cinnamon walkeu
Ali of All Mons Sunday-schooi teachers came to
attend his burial. Some OF them placed mowers
around his face The plate on tne deah Shortly
before D. H. Six pal6earers lifted the soDn INTO
bcarse which proceeded TO tne DJ"s aSviles were
held A large bouquet OF whlte mowers Ies.ed a 81
the coffin which was placed before the lhouest
little pulpt The six pail bearers SAT III tue Iiou
new looking preternaturally solemn in their black
satin blOuses and snow-whlte gloves lucy WIZ
Charley Sing the court i9terPreter An S NH t A
chanel was we'll filled with Cinnamon ana Ameri-
cans. Outside in the Bowery and adjoining streets
the entire resident population OF Italians hiSh anu
Tbe choir sang Safe in the Arms Of Jesus" and
the Rev Floyd w. Tompkns, OF calvary Chap9Il,
offered a prayer and made a short address. re
extoed the Christian patience that made OnG An
Mon bear the taunts OF his prosecutors WlInouV
retaliation even unto DEAN steent nnep of
Trst Corinthians. and after the choir had sung
The Sweet Bye and Bye" the pallbearers TOOK mp up
the coffin and carried it out to the heaIse. nc
crowd was so great that the police had diicuity III
making passage for the hearse. Then carnage
after carriage drove up and tho sunday -schooI
on perfect equality. The procession wenueu ts WY
70 the Chinese plot in Evergreens, where the oody
was buried with both Christian ana Cnineso
ceremonies.
DID MR.. KEEP LIBEL THE CORPORATIONS
ME- II ;oKsTAyER TRYING TO PROVE THAT lie DID
WHAT MR.. WILLIAMS KNOWS.
The snit of the Western Union Telegraph and tn
Manhattan and the Missouri Pacific railway com
panes against Charles u h hesp oe III coTnora
tons charge that Mr.. Keep as Editor OF me ua~
street DALI Nacs mallcOusy published ialse state
Nav. the purpose of which was to niure the market
value of the stock and bonds OF tue companies Inc
cornoratons were represented by Henry w.
BoaIsfaver' of Vanderpoel. Green & Cunning.
John H. Strahan appeared for Mi. Keep. Ionce
Justice German presided Dr. N SOFvh 1fe snd
w.
Amos I. Calef, OF the Missouri Pacific companies,
were present. ,,. go
Mr. Strahan moved to dismiss the complaint as a..
he said that he had discovered a iatal WstaKe IN
the complaint in that it was charged that MI; Keep
might have had information showing tne t iais,sy
urged saved Mr.. Keep from having been guilty OF
the offence alleged Mr.. Strahan expressed his
sorrow at interposng an objection. Then he made
q pes in behalf of independent journalism in Wall
Street and darkly limited at an iTrepress6le con-
fict brewing between he az SISe g" oS boss
affidavit Mr. Keep had been arrested. linen Mr.
Strahan acknowledged that he WELCOMED the
Dr. Green took umbrage at Mr.. strahan's words
aud manner and said: The counsel has evldehtH
alluded to me as acting IN snnofT.e eesra5h
Company and am acting III this matter Dy order OF
the Executive Committee OF the Board OF
Mr. Bookstayer then took up the ,culgel and
belabored what he called Mr.. strahan's fine
Fourth of July speech" He then charged that Mt.
Keen had manufactured all his statements IN his
paper Mr. otrahan jumped mp and declared that
Gmore powerful men than DIR. Green were BEHIND
tins SUIT German as promptly denied Mr. straIans
motion So Mr.. Strahan said that he was ready 10
proceed AS Dr. Green was present a. g,ea ,, III,
Convenience" Mr.. Bookstaver wished to go on Win
tbn Western Union ease, OF that of the Missouri
Pacific first. Mr.. Strahan wanted the Manhattan.
MIR McWilams. the secretary and treasurer OF
the Manhattan Company was then given an oppor-
unity to testify under the management OF MT
Strahan He hadlbeen connected with the corpora q,
finn since 1881, and naturally had personal
knowledge of the companys affairs. Mr.. Strahan
finally cot the witness to say that his personal
Enowledge regarding the cOmpanys affairs was
dependent on the records in its books
Mr. strahan- Your Honor. ask foy adjournment so
that the records OF the Manhattan Company may DO
brought into court ID. .. h.uo
those books brought into court than you have 10 inc
foundation stone Of the Capitol It'll Tor you 10 prove
Mr. Strahan-That is a extraordinary statement Tor
ron IN make / ask for the books to prove that the
ttaements OF the witness made In the ahdavits are
false.
An adjournment was taken until to-day.