Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-11
ID Ed.

ADAMS MARY ADAMS. sister of the late Joseph
Mundell. aged eighty wears.
Funeral services from her late residence at Forest.
vile, Md SUNDAY. April II. l>ss5- at 1880 pm. In
terInent N Congressional Cemetery at 3 pm.
BREWER. At the residence of Lieutenant Albert
koss T. : n, Naval e., Acafemy Annapolis; Nd,
rect of General y. brewer and mother of Mrs
Ross.
GREGORY. April TO- 1855. FANNIE MARIE
youngest child of Prof J. NJ. and f. r. Gregory. after
short illness. aged three years and two months
parents Howard University lIil Monday. April IL.
at ociock p IN. Friends OF the family invited 10
JOHNSON. On Saturday, April the 11th, 1855. at
ESQ ani., JOHN ID. JOHNSON in the fortieth year
Funeral viii take place on Tuesday April 18th. at
street northwest FRIENDS an s e ie H.
tend De az
MARTYN. Entered into rest on April 9th, 1885. at
one clock am, amer short illness, MARY relict o.
the late Humphrey Martyn aged seventy-nine wears
funeral VIII lake place from her sons residence. No
pm.
MATTINGLY; On the morning of April 10th,
lss3 SALLIE f.. wife of r.. +. Ma;tingly and daugh.
Ter OF John and the late Sarah Catherine Scott
tlirtieth year of her age. :.
fast her s9 sgier sSg nas her pain,
GOD d called Gale her nome, he thought it best,
Gone. but not forgotten.
April l2th four O'Clock. Friends aid relatives are
baltimore sun please copy.1 2s
MINOR. On Thursday, April 9th, 1855 nj 1Oo6
O'clock p. M CHARLES MINOR, in the twenty ninth
year of his age.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral will take place Sunday April 9th at Q
p. m, from Mt JeZreel Baptist church. r ST befyyeen
9th and 9th SITS. Friends the family invited 10
attend.
RfHSSE- On Friday, April 10th, 1855. at Eve pm.,
hLolEh REESE, aged eighty five years.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
at half-past two o'clock pm. Friends and relafiye4
are invited ~ attend.
I'm MemOriam
The remains of FRANK s. YOUNG whose bright
talents and many noble traits had given PROMISE Of
Increasing success and usefulness were to-day on the
annlV ersary of his BIRTH inferred In Oak
Hill cemetery.
Reared and educated in Washington he WAS when
lad OF nfteen connected with the reporting depart
nent OF the House OF Representatives Attracting
protector of that famous mining enterprise the utro
Turfnel he became the confidential assistant of thai
gentleman. and spent q number of years in Nevada
and California Amer The completion of that great en-,
gneering work. he occupied, until the sickness which
terminated his life, position in the employ
OF the Denver ana Rio Grande Railroad Co., ENJOYING
the confidence and esteem of It's officers Besides being
actively engaged IN Colorado and New York city, he
made about year ago extensive tour through
Mexico upon business of the company. The EXPOSURE
and Labor incident 10 this trip developed the disease
which, after months of Painful illness, proved fla
tai
His early DEATH keen bereavement to his relatives
and many friends. flor who that knew him was not
his friendly is to his widowed mother with health al
dedicated 10 her happiness. Though he had only
entered the threshold OF mans career. with this
brightest possibilities making continued life desirable
he responded bravely and cheerfully 10 the summom
peacefully through the gateway of death into the
Greater Life. rs h