Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-14
DR.. Garnett,s Funeral.
TIE SIMPLE BUT mp ESSIvE CEREMONIES
EPIPHANY CHURCH TO-DAY.

TIE SIMPLE BUT mp ESSIvE CEREMONIBS Al
EPIPHANY CHURCH TO-DAY.
The funeral or the late DR.. A. Y. p. Garnett took
place to-day at II O'Clock at Epiphany church.
The large auditorium was crowded vita the
friends and acquaintances Of the deceased. His
associates In the medical profession were largely
represented. and nearly every member OF .he
Medical society was present. There were present
besides people prominent In socia and business cir
ces The casket, which was covered with flowers
rested In front OF the altar and at the side were
clusters OF floral tributes. Kew. Dr. Leonard. Rev.
Mr.. Piatt and Rev. Mr phelps conducted the SER
vices, which were coDnned to the ritual OF the
church, appropriate music being rendered by the
choir. Toe casket was borne by the following
Lachian Tylef, DIR. G. b. Harrison, DIR. Charles
Hagner, DR.. Geo. n Acker, DR.. Witmer and DR.. I.
r. stone. The honorary bearers We're: Hon.
Randolph Tucker, Assistant Secretary Thompson,
w. II. Ga sett, Prof. W. d. Cab u, W. II. TrescOtt
DR.. n. Lincoln, DR.. Toner and DR.. Love1Oy. The
interment was al Rock Creek cemetery.
Al a meeting OF the board Of directors of the
Central DispenSary and Emergency Hospital held
on Friday, July 13, lSss, b. II. Warner, ESQ.,, the
president, made The announcement or the death OF
DIR. A. Y. p. Garnett, who had been on the con-
sulting board OF ply sicians from the commence
ment OF the work OF the institution. A committee
James K Morgan, N. D., and John G. Judd. was
appointed to tender to the family OF TIE deceased
the expression OF the sympathy OF the board with
Remarks were made by B. Ii. Warner, DR.. S. NJ
Buralld and others, acknowledging the vaue or the
services OF the deceased, who was ever ready 10
give his skill and his labor when called on 10 aid
In the works OF charity performed by the hospital
PARTING MOTHER AND CHILD-This morning, in
the Police Court, q middie-age0 white woman
named Mary Thompson, was arraIgued on acharge
OF vagrancy, TO which she pleaded not guilty. She
had with her a thTee-year-Old child, which played
about the court while the judge heard the testi-
mOny OF officer Rhodes and a cttizen, given against
the defendant, 70 show that she lived in the
county. near Columbia road and 18th street; that
h,0 nd
dragging the child about the COUNTY. The judge
sentenced the woman tO thirty days on the farm
the child to che Washington City orphan Asylum.
When the mother started TO enter the dock the
officer took hold OF tne child. The little one made
hard struggle for liberty and tried to follow its
mother, but The 0ffcer picked the child up In his
arms and started out OF the courtroom with 1t.
The scene Was sad one, and brought tears to the
eyes or many persons In the audience.
RELEASED ON BAn--In the Criminal Court to
day Mary Chase, alias Ellen Chase, q colOred
woman, indicted for manSlaughter In causing the
death OF Anna Wheeler on the 2S.h OF June, 6y an
abortion, pleaded not guilty. Mr. Campbell Car
rington appeared for her and offered the fa her OF
the defendant. John Brown, as security In 5. 600.
and he was accepted.
THE RRFoRx SCHOOL FOR GRIa-The act for
the establishment OF reform school for girls In
the District OF Columbia having become q law,
the tncorporators met at WtiardS Hotel on the
evening OF the llh inst and proceeded to organize
dent OF the board OF trustees The terms OF once
OF the members OF the board were decided by lot,
as follows: For one year-Messrs. 4. Shella-
Darger, A. J. Huntington and A.. 8. Worthington.
For two years-Messrs. o. g. Staples, Thomas p.
Morgan, ana Mills Dean. For three years-Messrs.
w. c. Dodge, J. Il. Fitch, and Alexander Graham
Bell. As no appropriation had been made for the
support or the school, committee consisting OF
Messxs. Shellabarger, staples, and Dodge was ap-
pointed TO take the proper steps to secure possi-
Die the necessary appropriation TO put the school
into operation a. soon as possible.
No HloH WATER At HAMPERS FERRY.-The re-
ports OF alarmingly high water at Harper's Ferry
are not verified Al the signal once. Nothing has
that Indicates any unusual rise.
RolsxaIRs RKPoRTRD.-Jeek Adams No. 104 4K
street. reports stolen from his trunk quantity u
clothing.--Thomas B. Graham, Clifton, Va, re-
ports that Thursday mis- wife left pair OF gold
earrings and pair OF bracelets In the toilet room
1t the b and r depot, and when she returned In .
few minutes her Jewelry was gone-R0beFt
Laskey reports the larceny OF % yards Of carpet
and bird cage.-Ward Z Robinson. No. 21l
12tn street. report the larceny OF two ornaments
worth e10.-Mtes Mabel Raum reports stoien
nom No. 1872 Rhode Island avenue t16 worth Of
jeweary.--Aias Emma Shepherd reports the
larceny OF IS yards OF dress go0dA--ThoA Mon
ohan, No. o26 d street, reports stolen from hia
house yesterday morning . silver watch and q
pocket-oook containing some ConfedefAte notes.
---ChaA D. Schenck reports stolen from vacant
house No 90 A STREET northeast, some lead plpA
goa nrnckotS and Rlobea.