Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
The Late Mrs. HaWley.

THE FUNERAL SERVICE IN THIS CITY-DIsrIN-
GUISHED PEOPLE IN ATTENDA NCE-NUMER-
Gus AND BEAUTIFUL FLORAL TRIBUTES
A number of persons by special in vitation as
sembled yesterday at o'clock in the parlors
OF Senator Hawley's, where short service was
read by the Rev. DIR. Addison, Of Trinity church.
The remains of Mrs. HawIey were in a casket
surrounded and covered and filed with
howers On one side, at the head, stood a lean
ing cross OF cameliaS, white roses and white
carnations, set on a base of white azaleas. On
the other side stood a floral harp unstrung of
lilies of the valley and camelias with the letter
III" wrought in purple. On a table at the head
of the casket was stand covered with wreaths
of roses and camelias, and a jar in which was
placed handful OF loose mareuerites The
head of the coffin was draped with fringed
white China Grape. Across the foot was fes-
TONED the American cOlors, in honor of Mrs.
Hawley's noble war record in hospitals and
with crosses and crowns of white flowers. The
head was resting on bank of white yiolets
and the breast was covered with Parma
vlolets and white carnations, only the hands
appearing from under the blossoms In the
space between the coffin-lid and her breast
were two very large Gala lilies. The face ap-
peared peaceful and sweet, but bore marks of
recent severe suffering. Mrs. John Sherman's
contribution was cross composed of camelias
of the valley, and trinity of Gala lilies tied
with white Ottoman ribbon: Mrs: John Logan
received the arrivals; Chief Justice and Mrs.
Waite and Miss Waite, Senator and Mrs
Dawes, Senator and Mrs. Malone, senator
Payne, Mrs Sherman, Mrs. Charles H. Nord-
Mrs. Frye. Senator and Mrs. Pike, Mrs Sabin
Mrs. Palmer, Senator COckrell, Mrs. Stevenson
Senator Morrill, and Miss Swan; Hon. and Mrs.
tary and Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Kinsley, Mrs.
Warner Miller, Senator and Mrs. Blair, Senator
Senator Henderson, Mrs. Selfridge, Senator
Logan were among those in attendance. The
services here begun will be concluded at Cedar
Hill Cemetery chapel, near Hartford, on Satur-
day. Mrs. Hawley was member of the Wo-
| mems AnthropolOgcai and Literary societies
OF friends.
The remains of Mrs. Hawley were taken to
Connecticut for interment at $40 this morning
Representative Buck Miss Foote, sister of the
deceased, and Major Winship. The pall-bearers
were Senators Platt, Palmer, Manderson, Sabin,
Cockrell and Ransom.
A DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKER TRIES TO
MAKE A Unsatisfactory afternoon, while
MIR. John v. Quacaenbush was attending to
some business on street, near Wizards hotel,
neatly dressed young man stepped into his
| drove down the avenue to 1917 street, and,
! turning the corner too short, the buggy collided
with the lamp post on the corner, demOiShiDg
! the vehicle. which he took to wheelwright to
| have repaired. The harness he sold for 1915,
ana TOOK the horse to the bazaar to sell. About
an hour later Officer Ellis arrested him. He
gave his name as James Holten, alias John
Hoagland, and was locked up at the fifth pre-
einct station. He said he was from Milwaukee,
and was disappointed office seeker; that he
| was broke, and stole the team to raise money
| o get home with. This morning, in the Police
Court, the prisoner was charged with grand
| larceny, ana the case was sent 10 the grand
| ury; bonds $500.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
| have been issued by the clerk of the court to
| Freeman s. Murch and Josephine Cross; Sed.
| rick Hynson and Meaker Wilson; Louis G.
Otterback and Millie G. Wright; Charles S.
Wooiford and Alice Montgomery; David A.
| Lowndes and Francis Mclean; DR.. Abraham
Harshberger OF MilrOy. Pa, and Marianne Sad.
dington; Nimrod Porter and Harriet Washing
| ton; W. ID. Jones and Katie b. Kelly, both OF
Pan and Maay ~ Of Farfax cenntv V
A letter from the President acknowledging
his election as an honorary member OF the
| buffalo Merchants Exchange was read ON
| change In that city yesterday and afterwards
put up at auction and sold to the highest bid
| der for $50.
| Over 400 Chin aman sailed, from San Fran.
cisco for China yesterday.