National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-11
DIED..

o,cleck ~ M. Mrs. MARY $. FESSING. wife o.
james A. Fenning, In the forty-third year of her
The funeral will take pia,,s at Wesley chapel, on
TIL family are invited.
PoND;.At her residence in this city. No; l9o1
sree.: sI P sever Illness or Sis citrS
CosIlN ON the morning Of July 10, 1875. 1T l:SO
O'Clock, WILLIAM q. COSTIS, aged sixty-ihree
Funeral viii take plsce on Rednestay. July y,
a. 2 O'Clock p. M The remains will be rested in
Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake to weep;
Sercncly shall his ashes lie
And walt the summons from high
EARLE.-In Georgetown, ID. C., on the morning
Of July TO- 1870, BERTHA IXON, infant ughIcr Of
william william, q; and Margaret ar, j. Earle mn,
m, July II. The remains will be taAen to Phila-
Gaanchcsief and Dover CN. papers please
cOpy.l
Isl, Is1s -sgddenly; in this city, on Sunday
Voiksen, Hanover, In tine thirtys"cOnd year of his
age.
HARyEY.-On the 10th of July ls7s, Mrs. MARY
Ann SARDO HARVEY, relict Of the late. Henry I.
haT6Sey aged S ciTs n, Esa +sepc. of
George W. Harvey, 729 Ninth street northwest, on
to St fatrick's church where Requiem Mas vii viii
be celebrated. The friends and acqualntances Of
DONNELLY.-Un Monday morning, July ~
1876, COMFY, son OF John ant Johannah Dohnrlly,
aged three years, six month. and nine days.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. at o cloc&- from the
west.
BRUCE.-Ou the 9Th of July, 1876, at O'Clock,
CHAkt "a; BRuCE aged eighty-two years t vs,.o,,
O'Clock.
CAHTwRIGHT.;mon the sth of July, 1876, at hi,
residence, NO. All Eighth street, ZACHARIA CART
WRIGHT, aged hfty-eight years, two months and
The funeral Will take place this afternoon, at 2
O'Clock from St. Paul's chapel Eighth street south
Vited to attend.
DALY.-At s D. m. sunday, July ., 1915, WIN.
henry, son Of john ami Margaret II. Daily, aged
FuneTal This aIteTnOo6, a. Ocloek from the res
DEyLIN.-LUUIs DEvLIS. infant sou OF Edward
and Emile Devlin, aged eleven months.
Funeral this afternoon, At i:S0 O'Clock, from 6isD
street northwest.
Elton Sunday. July O. 1873, at 3 O'Clock p. m..
of congestion of the brain, LATIMER B., son OF
John ". and Eliza e. Eli, in the twenty-eighth
The funeral will take place from his parents resi-
town. ID. g.. this afternoon. 1T O'Clock. Friends
art respectfully invited to attend.
GlBSON.-On July $, 1875, of cholera infantum,
HARRY ELLSWORTH, youngest child of Thomas A.
and Esta L. Gibson, aged nine months, two weeks
and two days.
HELLEN.-On the morning of the 10th of July
at $3.50 O'Clock, OF typhoid fever, CHAs. W. Hell
LEN, son Of the late johnson Hellen, aged twenty
nine years.
Enthusiastically, July 9, 1876, at O'Clock D.
m. Of heart disease, JOHN r., eldest son Of Hsr-
riet Hllbus, aged nineteen years.
Funeral will take place from Grace VI. Z. church,
Ninth and streets northwest, this afte rnOOn, at
O'Clock. Friends of deceased are invited.
HOwARD.-Of consumption, in this city. Mon
day morning July 10, 1876, at O'Clock, MARSHAL.
X. Tt HOWARD, in the twenty-sccOnd year OF his
age.
MICHAEL.-On the eth of July, 1876, at S:25
O'Clock a. m, JOHN BENNETT. youngest child OF
William ii. and Maggie D. Michael, aged one year
and twenty-five days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
questtd to attend the funeral from the residen of
his parents, No l3Ol Seventh street northwest this
afternoon, al clock.
WILSON.-On the morning of the 10th of July,
1876 at o. clock, Miss LEAH l.. q. WILSON.
Funeral this afternoon. at clock, from her late
residence, No. 2l5 b street northwest.