Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13
Msy he rest in peace.


ceml'er l2tb 1850, JAMES. husband of Margaret
Gleafop aged nifty eight yesrs. native OF Junty
dent OF Washington.
May lac rest in peace
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
residence 1902 North Capitol street at so O'Clock
pm, Tuesday, December 18th, and proceed 20
be held for the Tepose of his soul
LUsBY. A. her res deRce. 24O1 N street north
west. on recember 18th, 1850. at ten minutes past
daughter of the late John Fister.
0iare Tuesdsy December iith. at p M aA Rel.n n
tves and friends are RESPECTFULLY invited TO at
MURRAY. On Sunday, December IL. 1850. ct
D M, Of scarlet fever, MARY OECELA, youngest
danKhter Of Charles r. and Emma U. Murray, sgsa
Tour years ana sl1 months.
OF sacn is the Kingdom Of Heaven.
funeral from parents residence. 1924 q street,
RI BERfSoN. On sunday afternoon, December
koEERrsoN. OF iarai! sir, IL the Eighty second year
HE funeral viii take place from her late ra--
dence, o272 Prospsci avenue. Tuesday. Deceinber
l4th, at hall llast o'clock T.. IN.
THOMPSON. Al her son LAWS residence, 6a
Isl street. Geors~town, DC. on Dec Z Der l2th,
1850. al p N = after hong and palnflI illaess.
Mrs. ELIZA J. THOMPSON, widow of VIM. Thomp
son. OF Orange County NC, Ia the siItA eighth
Burial at Chapel Hill. NC. North Carolina and
Texas papers please copy
POWELL. II this city. Oh December 18th. 1890
Mrs. JEANNETTA {. POWELL, vile OF Rear Admiral
J.. Nj. Powell. aged seventy years.
Inc Relatives and friends of the family ara re-
spectfUly invited Ia attend the funeral at the resi-
dence. 1907 street northwest, on Tuesday after
noon. December IA, al o'clock.
I'm Nemoriam.
just as the rising sun shout ID spread its rays
Upon our city, ard The church bells were pealng
fuEth their sunday anthems. the SON Of one of our
PASSED from Tue earthly habitation 10 the realms of
celestial glOry-which must have been extended to
her gaze tust before her death-for q more lovely
and perfectly serene EXPRESSION could not have
been worn by mortal. HhlleuEon her sick bed she
near at hand. and, being endowed with those Chris
ion qualities coupled with great fortltude Of char
already been lrolonsed beyond the allotted time;
happy that she had lived such pleasant life, not
iio,'d Aof her dear, GOOD husband. VINO had
had been to 6 re. Ind pos that sne was spont
to pass to her Heavenly bone. how grateful she
and that she had been summoned fret TO guide his
weary footsteps Heavenwartis. IL has not been our
midst. Of oEe more universally beloved than that
OF our dearly reyered friend, Mrs. Admiral
to mortas, one cannot but Pause and wish that ali
could follow the example Of such a useful and
ssTn & l Many 81 anS mat
pleasure. The poor and the orphans have indeed
sponsive % their appeals and hand ever ready to
ren der aid in adversely.
known has sustained a serious loss; our social
circle, is moot nlustrious patfon. Nothing is left
record Of such beautiful and christian like lie aud
though KIND hands may perform the grateful set
q decking neP crave Sn n 6er yet ner
and reward hereafter, and enttle her TO lasting
ary he vii ever yenan 1ovinsl, ensSr,nss NJ
one could bave witnessed the beautiful death of
TINS truly Christian lady without being convinced
alone gives meaning TO life ana illum aation 70
death IN the hope that ii holds out 70 those
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