Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04
DIED.

BURNS. Departed this life on October 81, 1890,
N WI EUkN IN the fty-seyenth year Of his
resident OF Washington for the last twenty eight
Funeral viii take place on Wednesday. AT 8 o'ci'k
pm, from lis ate residence, No 1l9 l. street
nS1rthwest Friends and acquaintance are respees-
CAREY. On the morning OF the Attn inst. at B 80.
Mrs. Mary, widow Of the late Wa. Carey, in the
Funeral from her late residence. ITO twenty
sixth street ncrihwett "Wednesday morning. lie
o'clock. Friends of the family invited to attend %
BGtLEY. On Q SGi 3, 1850 LILLE LEN M. be-
4 years 6moiltbs and days.
Dearest Lille thOd has lest us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Tut It's God that has Dereft us,
de csn al our sOrrOHs heal.
b HER MOTHER.
The friends CT the family are invited to attend
the funeral On Tuesday. the d inst, at O'CLOCK
street, Georgetown.
KING. On The 81 Of October 1880. at Brirht.
WOOD, ID. e, Mr.. LOUISA KISG. IN the eighty
Services on Tuesday, at II am. The remains
more papers please cJpy-l
MELTING. On sunday October 81. 1880, at
80 O'Clock, GtoEGIE MELTING. aged years 4
lune:aI viii t,Ee place from his parents, resi-
dence, 1926 7th street northwest Tuesdsy.. octo-
respectfully invited to attend.
NUsSBAUM. On October Cd. Is20, ALBERTA
NussbauIn. sged years and months.
Weep not for Little Bert.e,
ber gentle spirits Il sd;
She sweetly sleeps With Jesus,
Among the silent dead.
GOD lent her for a season,
Then beckoned her away.
Farewell my earthly parents,
call no loEger stay.
Funeral VIII take place from her parents resi-
dence, No. 625 Four land a-half street southwest,
Tuesday. October 8, at p N: Relatives nd friends
Of the family respectfully invited
Obituary.
WALL. In st. Louis, Mo, on October ID, 1880.
CAPTAIN NICHOLAS WALL. brother Of Col. W. Wall.
Capt Wal left Washington when very young for
the great West, and soon took ry promn ent po-
tition in commercial affairs there, and was large
interested in the river commerce OF the mississippi,
commanding one OF the largest steamers running at
the boy Captain He subsequently, retired frOLa
the river. and was largely engaged ia the gram and
-four business IN st. Louis and became q leaalls
lished the first line OF boats running uptle Yellow
stone in connection with Jno. j.. Roe o., one Of
the wealthiest houses IN the West and established.
Montana, and well known throughout that
country for his high character and great integrity
and industry. Captain Mal was Adjutant General
of Missouri at the breaking cut Of the late war. He
.ffeied by the government Brigadier-6en-
eralshp but his views of affairs, tran aspiring in
Mis- ouIi at that time forbid his accepting IT a. he
at this time attracted so much attention II him
that, on account Of his supposed sympathies with
the secession moyement.-though taking no active
part was, with others, bsniehed to Montana.
any attempt to ors lize resistance to the federal
authority, soon gained the confidence OF al, and
the government withdrew the prescription, having
The sfesteet confidence f. In his intssrity There
West and but few who enjoyed SO high a reputa-
dt as man OF the strictest honor in all things