The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
GEOR0E u. B4HEN's REMAINS.
They Arrived From Washington Yesterday
Funeral To- Morrow.

The remains Of George d. Bahen arrived
here from Washington yesterday by the
afternoon train, and were conveyed TO the
home OF his father, Alderman James
Bahen. No. 900 north First street, where
they will lie in view 10 mis- friends until
Saturday.
The residence last evening was crowd
ed with sympathZing friends, gathered
to pay their RESPECTS to the memory or
the popular young student. the magnin-
cent floral tributes brought from Wash
ingtOn were arranged TO view ana they
presented a beautiful, but SAD, testimony
OF the many friends he made IN that city.
Conspicuous among them were mag
nitcent easel from the columbian Atm
letic Club. a wreath OF beauty from MS
classmates, wreaths OF roses from the
classes OF 20 and 80. a red ivy cross from
the class OF 81. cross from ~, and an
anchor from the third-year class, hrst
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at O'Clock from ST. Peters cathedral.
All of the honorary pall-Dearers nave not
been selected. The active pai-Deareis are
Charles G. Hungerford. q. r. higgins i
Daffron. W a McGowan, James "A.
Quinn. W. D. Phillips, Charles Burnett
and Lorenzo Rhodes.
Among the honorary pall-bearers al
ready selected are Or. }; Fenton, PatrlcK
Sullivan, James f.. Phillips ana john a.
Ryan.
A Washington dispatch yesterday says;
THE services over the renailS OF
George -. Bdten, OF bttHHtoHt't a. ~
GEORGETOWN University student who died
Tuesday from injuries received in the
ThanksgiVlng-Day football game, were
held this morning at Trinity church,
Georgetown. in the presence OF a great
crowd OF people.
"The body of young Bahen was taken TO
the church at 9 o'clock from Dahlgren
chapel. within the university, grounds
escorted by priests, acolytes anu stuuGi it
AT the church solemn requiem nigh
mass was rendered by Rev. J. Ravens
Richards, :. j.. president or the uu.Ver-
sity. assisted by Rev ID. }, STAFFORD, u.
D., and Rev. J. W; Corbett, ;. ). Father
After the services the body was taken TO
the Pennsylvania railroad station and
placed on the train which left for Rich
mond at 1870 o'clock. IL was accom-
panied 10 Richmond by a delegation or
The Times Washington correspondent
yesterday says: <
by the coroner's jury in the Bahen case
I'VE. the Jury. believe from all the evil
dence i'm the casa that the said George ~
Bahen came TO his death by foti piag az
the football game played on last Thanks-
giving-Day. November y, 1871, at the Ma
tional Baseball Park, Washington. -. Z,
but we are unable. from all the evidence
before us to fix the blame on any one.
EVERY member OF the jury signed II,
and the conclusion was reached after nNe
minutes celebration. The general feel
ING here is one of regret that the Jury
could not go further and TX the pn li.1,'.
ON the proper parties, for there are many
who believe that the assault on the
brave young college student was both ma
Ieious and premeditated. Under the cir
cumstances, however, It VIII be next 70
impossible to secure further testimony
and il is very probable that with the de-
nartlIre OF the remains for their tnal
resting place i'm the home OF his ooyhood
the curtain has fallen on the nhai aCt
an the BaheD tragedy. ! saw District At
torney Buney this morning. He said that
the papers in the case had not reached
him vet. but that ne witnessed the fatal
game and he fears that It will be next
10 irnp0ssible to secure testimony suffi-
cient 10 warrant a prosecution.