Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
a Bufmese Funeral.

NIEkAEST OF TIE REMAINS OF 'rHE HAIRY WOMAN :,
Man IN Don, the Burmese hairy woman died yes.
leruay morning in her apartment at the La Pierre
HOUSE, at The advanced age OF sixty-six years after
an lines OF several weeks Her remains were
taken 10 Graceiand Cemetery and placed 10 the re-
ceiNing vault The ceremony observed at the
cemetery was a simple one In the absence of a
6ururrs priest the son OF the deceased Nouny
IossS ana his wife, Man, knelt at the foot OF the
SapI IepernO, who brought these people from
BURMA q, VIII Use every precautiOn 20 prevent no
H. XII Ir Sa nnding It's way y dissecting table.
~ N's'I before interment in the cemetery.
1T, SIoL Az oyEEcoAr AND a wATcH.-Rdmund
sVan ~On, c1lored Was before Judge smell yesterday
charged With stealing AN OyercOat and a watch
anu chain from the house o. VIM Sims. on 10th
ST. sxtsndsd- lie WAS gwen six months. An
app al Was noted
., ilis Turn NERErS.-The Columbia Turn vereln.
q, siei last meeting elected the fOllOwn officers
n ~ b r2Inann, president: Fred Carl VICE. r,-,l-
I'm; e. ". >pier. secretary; j. A GrIe,bauer
81, n; Noln, librarian The school OF pny-
,I-tuIe y IN cnarge u the following officers
M we're rec ectrd: Hugo Hes.eIbach trlstrlctor.
n al, julius Duehring, JnJ. Behiing. Anton
Inn, A. Hutterie, assistants.
lie NEWsRoYs' AID socIErY.-Tbere WAS a large
nies ing of the NewsbCys and ChIldren-, ltn e.,
eety Ia TIE Rigs HOUSE parIOrs Yesterday AFTER
- -, OhleeIs Tor the ensuing year were elected
- fciows; President Mrs ". G. MeIzerott cor
g.
. .y MIS- Ellen King; treasurer. Mrs. ThSmas.
So,siueTa2le interest IN the work was Expressed
w Inc members Of the society.
fkGhESTAL OFFICERS ELRcTEp.-Iast night ON.
sSss,, 'ne Stcohd Regiment, National Guard were
,saeSoeu al meeting at the Washington Light In
.inAy ArnOTy. Capt. Cecil Clay OF Gen Ord
a! stan, " as elected colonel ana Major NJ En-
Lst tfeil, OF the second battalion lieutenant
.vloneL immediately following this the officers
49,. tn,u uatldlOn met and elected Captain
M ,s, VI tue tOntlnentals. major OF the battalion
s,1Sy lyht the officers OF the First Regiment
e'eeUou Major W. G. Moore colonel OF the regiment
HE c. A. r CAMP FIRE-There was a large
setenoance last evening at the camp fire given by
.hs department OF the Potomac r. Addresses
Wy made by senator Hawley, Representative
s.1hidh, Cen Nathan Con, 1r., Representative
ALhLey, ana Gen = ;. BurSietI. A pleasant
'-'A''~i program was carried out.
DEATH oF An EMINENT PHYsIcIAs-Dr Jas J.
ring, one OF the IL aiding hysicians OF savannah
o., uled IN this city sunday. To Dr. War1ng tbs
P'I Was Indebted Tor the system by which the
am - now forming q part OF the southeastern
MIiarla was removed Dr.. war1ng was the eldes
son ~ Dr w. x. Wartng, ike him, was a distin
s1lsned physician OF Savannah, and was borr
august IL, 1s29. After graduating at Yale b,
st1deu medicine In the Pennsylvania Medical Col
lese and In blockley Hospital, and then passes
go s,ai years n the celebrated hospitals OF Part
anoDuonn Returning 10 this country In 1854 h
settled In this city, where he acquired Lucrative
practice- This he sacrificed In 1861, and goin;
south was appointed q surgeon In the Confederat
army. he resigned some time during the wal an,
located In savannah, where he resumed his pr1vat
ftacIee he married Miss Aston, a daughter o
Va. ThoA PincAney Aston, " south Carolina