Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
A TRIPLE SERVICE
Over the Remains Of the Late A. b
Mullett This Afternoon.

There we're triple services this morning over
We remains OF Alfred b. Mullett, whoss body
has been taken 10 Cincinnati for in
tsrment One o'clock Was the time az
which those interested we're notified 10 appear
and for is minutes previous 10 that hour the
rooms on the lower door Of 25o1 Pennsylva nis
svsuus we're filed with sympsthisins rels-
tives and friends OF the dead man and hi.
family. Dissgreeable a. the weather was 10 failed
70 Keep great crowd away, and, although the
apartments are spacious, but few more visitors
that OF the Episcopal church and il vas read
oy Rev. DIR. Harding OF ST. Paul's Church
JUST as this vas concluded the Knights
Templar and other bodies OF the Masonic fra
ternity arrived and representatives OF the for
mer, IN full regala. marched into the room,
been fellow knight was covered
with knightly insignia The ritual was read by
Imminent Commander Brummett and Prelate
Macfarian OF Washington Commandery. No. l.
Gsslight and that dimmed, afforded the
only Illumination in the room, and
in il glittered the swords and Jewels. Ten
blades. upheld by as many members Of Wash
ington Commandery, formed q pointed arch
over the casket duridg the earlier portion of
When the sir knights had retired the room
was occupied by members of Hiram Lodge
No. 10. Worshipfal Master James B. Newlin
read she ritual. the slimmeripg tspers were
extingushed and the Masonic ceremonies we're
concluded
In addition 20 the delegations from Wash
ington commandery and from Hiram Lodge
there were present representatives Of Evan
geiist Chapter, Rose Croir and Mithrss
Lodge of Perfection, in charge of
Vim. Oscar Roome, wise master Of
Evangelist Chapter, and Joseph L. TAYLOR,
marshal The convention of the American In
sututs OF Architects, now in session an this
city, was also represented by g Committee.
The remains were escorted 20 the Ba,ti-
more and Ohio depot Immediately after the
close OF the services, all the Masons who were
at the house joining in the mournful process
sion.
Those who will represent, Washington ma
sorry at the interment at Spring Grove Ceme-
terry, Cincinnati. tomorrow are W. T. Rooss
OF Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix; Jos. Gawler
OF Mithras Lodge OF Perfection; Generalissimo
David q. Dixon of Washington Commandery,
No !; orville Drown, high priest, Eureka
ChsPter' No. 4, and Vim: l.. Stewart junior
warden, Hiram Lodge, No. 10.
The train which transported the body. men,
bers Of the family and the escort, left the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at BIS O'Clock.
An Unlicensed Bar.
EI-Policeman Thompson appeared In the
Police Court this afternoon as a witness in the
s""o VI VT. W. n. WHO was charged
with keeping an unlicensed bar. The wit
ness was q neigbbor OF Mr.. Mothers
and dealt In the latters grocery store. II
have purchased whisky by the pint and beer
by the bottle" he said. but / don't re-
member whether have paid for any
drinks since last November" Witness
said that Mr.. Mohler often treats
him. Witness was closely questioned by Mr.,
Dumont and said that he had seen policemen
waiting for Mr.. Mohier to open in the morning
80 they could get a drink. George Ridgely
another witness. admitted that he had gotten
one drink in the place. "Who tire stedy"
asked Mr.. Dumont. Il did," interrupted
man in the audience That man
gave his name as Patrick Quirk. and when
called as witness he said he bought whisky
from Mr.. Ahler by the quart The
defendant testified in his own behalf
that he instructed his clerk not 20
sell liquor by the small Mr.. Nelson gave evil
dence as TO the purchase OF drinks in Mr.. Moh-
ler's place. Mr.. {. Maurice Smith argued the
case for the defendant and was responded 70
by Mr.. Dumont. The court imposed fne Of
Sl05 and Mr.. Smith noted an appeal