Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-29
Deaths and Funerals

THE BRADLEY, STEELE AND PILLING OBsEoUIEs-
DENISE OF WIN. ANDERSON AND w. H. ALLEN
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the late
Charles Bradley for many years cashier of the
National Bank of the Republic took place from
MS iate residence. 307 & street northwest. The
services We're conducted by Rev. DR.. Paxton. OF
the New York Avenue Church There was a
large attendance of friends and relatives of fine
deceased, including many old and leading citi-
ZenS oil the District. The floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful. Among them were a
wreath surnOunted bya crown, a broken column.
anchor. twOpillows one bearing in purple words
Father and the other Rest" and two gar
lands that ran each side of the casket it's entire
length. The interment was at Oak Hill and the
paii-beafers We're Messrs. J. W. Maury. II. O..
Claughton j. I. Stevens. Charles White. VIM.
Laird, jr, and DIR. Daniel d. Clarke
The funeral services of the late Thomas 7
STEELE, who died Friday of heart disease. in his
.ita year, took place Yesterday. The services
were conducted 10y Rev. DIR. Addison, of Trinity
church. The pall-bearers were JAS G. Berref
Malcolm Seaton, W. Co. Moore Season Monroe
f. Il. Parish and Elmer w. Smith. and the inter.
ment was made in the family lot in Congress
iOnal cemetery.
The funeral of the late DIR. Samuel A. Amerv
former resident of South Washington who
| died in Cincinnati last "Wednesday. took Mace
! from the residence of his relative. Mr. VIM n
Croggon. No. sos 9TH street southwest. yester-
/ day afternoon. Rev. Dr. Bittinrer officiated
and at the close of the discourse the remains
were taken to the Congressional cemetery for
/ lnterment. The deceased was member of Nc
/ MILAN Lodge. No. 40, +. A. A. NJ. of Ohio and
was buried with Masonic hOnors by Dawson
/ Lodge, No. 10. of this city, of which deceased
was member during his residence here.
Mrs. Susan E. Pilling. wife of Mr. James Pill.
ing, was buried from the residence of her son
Mr.. +. W. Plling. 1886 18th street, yesterday af-
! ternoon. Rev. Father Boand of St Matthew 8
church, Offciated, and the intcrment took place
i at Oak HILL
/ Mr.. VIM. Anderson. well-knOwn i'm this city.
died last Saturday evening at his residence, No.
/ 1850 Rhode Island avenue i'm the S7th wear of
/ his age. He was born in Jefferson county. Ten.
nessee. His father, Hon. JOS. Anderson. served
as maj or in the Revolutionary war. and fol-
| eighteen years as United States Senator sue
/ ceeding Andrew Jackson. He was appointed
/ First Controller of the Treasury, and held the
| position for twenty-One years. The deceased
was appointed clerk in the Treasury depart
/ ment in 1921, and held the place until removed
| b. Secretary Br:Stow. The funeral took place
this afternoon. and was attended by many of his
friends and the Oldest Inhabitants Association
| Mr.. w. H. Allen, an architect and builder Of
Baltimore well-knOwn here as the builder of the
hotel at Point Lookout after the war; and thu
Ascension church O2th and Mass. avenue.)
few years ago, died at Cockeysville, Baltimore
county, Nd, on Saturday. aged IS years. HI
leaves son and two daughters by his first wife
and widow, who was Mrs. Jonah d. Hoover
| of this city,
Mrs. Lucinda Compton, mother of Benjamin.
! T. and george Compton, Of the firm of Spicer
compton Co.. commission merchants, diet
| suddenly at the residence of her son-in-law
israei Demlng, No. 1411 9th street northwest
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON, in the 9th year Of her age
| The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
! at $50 O'Clock, from the Mount VernoOn NJ r
church south. - -