Evening star., 1898-11-02
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Reinterment of Remains of Bishop Olagett
at St. Adams Church.
Exercises Conducted by Bishop Sat-
terlee, Assisted by Local Clergy
General and Personal Notes.

1he reinterment of the remains Of Rev.
Thomas John Clagett, first bishop Of the
Episcopal Church in America, who died
nearly century ago, occurred yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at ST. Adams
Church, with solemn and impressive ccre-
monies. The services were conducted by
Rt Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee, bishop of
washington, and were witnessed by num-
Der Of people, many of them being the
lineal descendants of the dead prelate.
Bishop Satterlee was assisted by Rev
Mr. Aspinwall rector of ST. Thomas
Church; Rev. Albert Stuart, DID,, rector
of Christ Church; Rev. Mr.. Mott of the
Church of the Incarnation; Rev Mr.. Brate-
nahl. rector of St Alban's Church, and Rev
Messrs- Hayes, Thompson. Rhinelander.
Johnson and Defrees of the ro-Cathedral
Church of st. Mark. The clergy formed
Tor the professional at $3.50 and headed by
the choir proceeded up the main aisle of
the church to the chancel, where the burial
service was read by Rev. Mr.. Aspinwal.
Inc casketS containing the remains of the
bishop and his wife were placed in a newly
constructed vault in the rear of the church,
where they will remain until the new cathe-
dral of SITS. Peter and Paul becomes real
ity.
A number of the descendants of Bishop
Clagett We're present. and among the mum :
Der were DR.. Thomas 1. Chew. Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Chew, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Chew,
Samuel Maddox of,,Washngton. Mrs. John
Wood of Georgia, DR.. Samuel c. Chew,
Miss Anne T. Chew and two sons of DR..
Chew, from Baltimore; T. j. c. Williams
and Mrs. Williams and their daughter, Miss
Annie C.. Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew,
Mrs. John H. c. Williams, Thomas r..
Chew of Prince William county, Va; Jane
B. Chew Of Calvert county, Md, and Jean
nette B. Chew of Virginia.
Honor to Miss BaIinser.
A party was given last evening in honor
of Miss Maggie Balinger, at hfr residence,
3412 o street, by the friends of the young
lady Subsequent to the amusements a
dainty repast was served The table was
handsomely decorated with flowers, and
covered with many delicacies of the sea-
son. Among those present were Miss Bal
niger, Geneva Jenkins of Virginia, susie
Wensle Cora Balinger, Harriet wills, Lad
rc MIA Armshury, Edith Smith of Boston
Mrs Alice Hunter Messrs F. Reed. Chas
Walker. Curtis Turner. James E Smith, j
Ralinger, w. Hurdle, o. Olehunde ana NJ
Morris.
Charge of ARRAY.
Theodore Williams, aged twenty, and
Lewis Williams, aged twenty-three, both
colored and brothers, became involved in
free fight yesterday afternoon at 29th and
NJ streets, growing out of some trouble that
one of the brothers had with the wife of
the other. 1t is claimed by one that the
other drew big knife on him. The result
of the fight was cut head for Theodore
and the arrest of both by Policemen Furr
and Herndon on charge of affray.
Death of n. J. Dyer.
Mr.. n. j. Dyer, agwel-known resident of
this section, died last evening at 1910
o clock at his home, 81Js o street, after a
short illness. The. deceased had been a
resident of the District for the fifty-six
years of his life, and had a large circle of
acquaintances. For some years he was a
well-known contractor and builder.
Brief Mention.
The condition Of Mr.. George W. Drew,
who was recently stricken with paralysis.
has improved considerably, and with the
assistance Of an attendant, he is now able
to be out again.
+ Mr.. James n. w. Davis. a former resident
Of Georgetown, died suddenly Monday
night at his residence; 1906 9th street napth-
west. The funeral was held this afternoon
at 2::O O'Clock. Me Neil Davis Of NJ street
is son of the deceased.
Henry Bond, the coloFed patrol driver of
the Georgetown precinct. has resigned and
his place has been filled by the appointment
of &. d. Hamilton.