The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-05-03

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NAV isss hay, n nnrsrss on me Evening q,
year Oh nis age Nolce Oh iunerai hereafter
ROOT. May 2, 1855, at O'Clock A. NJ, OF pneu.
mcna, atte5 hfet Illness Mrs Zsllna Rooi widow
Mclntlre. THnetai Monday, May 3 O'Clock, from
her late residence, 1899 Fourteenth street northwest,
uAwKtNs.-on saturday, NAV ?. ISIS. at i o'cIoc,
A. NJ, Harry N. sdn OF Charles h. and Annlb II.
Mawsns aged wsn,y;,WS wears TIE friend, q
ans sSn M II ho nsa ss% S2 fS1s
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ing HaTfete oshorns vim OF on n Rans on
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torno IRON on 81 hpiscopai 'nureh' SATURDAY
S,ToM a, n % rn,ss Gee.
uGAu1S ,. rtiday May L. ,sss, at ~ r. NJ
MlSnael Na!on' IN me eghty-nlh!h year OF nus age
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
,snn n me 1ahera from MS late residence No ~
at 80 o'clock, aud thence TO ST. Patticks Church:
wnere requiem mass VIII be said Tor the fepose OF
MS ss soul
Theodore ID. Wilson, CHIEF Naval Constructor OF the
Navv, aged fortyone yeats, seven months. twenty
tend the funeral from her late residence, corner
sixteenth and streets, washinston u. O., on Mon
day, May 4, 1850 p. NJ. Intermeht al Rock Creek
Cemetery.
UBiilaty.
Capt. Fetdinando sti,h, wao died in this CITY ON
| tho morning of Nav i vas horn ~ Wddia TcGrss
see. at franklin Wililarnson County. N is5s. MS
father ras naI;vn ~ v,snin,. hn s,o II, a, az
early daS In he ntornisn, sn,th veat and Eocs,rn
one on Tim ,,ost ,irnsnarons and iny,IeT,ia ,,eh in
| his section. Uis mother was ihs daughter nf mr.
| Wiliiam Diclsnn wbose eminent nnhii serrcas arr
MARI of inc history ~ Tennassep '''''N SCI e
cant Shin ,y5a uhotaIIy odrcatal ,rad,oi,rh
nnalIy at Inc Kentcky Minfy inst,tule .oon afef
which he wSs nffsre5 md arcannh ,,nsi,;om n M
| engineer corps engaged in copstrn",,ng he Nash
| vile and Decatur Rsi,roaI frn,;, Nashy,lin 1onn
| IN Denatur Aia ,sreah IRON, th,s dntv ,xher no
WAS he passed some time Texas
nor,ions ~ Inc Stafa No war u" fonnh e' NV,
| q rosidcnt ~ \yhst rnnnossaa whnro NH, hn
| owned iaree Iandad ip,erests an, bo tbro,r
! Simseif with arJor into ,bs "' c,,a,", '' tha,
sn strong,v 20 tho sortin,er, ~ ME- s,,,nn
! III was adintanf n the rsrmant ,ha, VOC . nnn
mandnd NV Jndge Ereamon now a, Tho va" Stt I'm IN
", Raimon, H." wSern h riau ,n ,nu pa, ha
for some weeEs rent him nnder iraotmant t MS
r,,,itarr .ervices ,raro nn,,nnos WI, ISaa L. ,h
nos,tion ,bnva Ssecrhed yvhan he Vas sSinn ~, ~,
,ntv in Eo,ras'a ,a,a,r, as ~ ".
tho star 81 Con l. w Rycso non ts a. VI. upon
,yorndnd and MIN rod noar b,,,iia r pe,ns
,mn,,n ,ho hrm,5a 30, III moou ,
the surrender hy Gen. Alexander Campbell, of Jack
son, TENN. Capt. Stth serving in his former
capacity. lie was prisoner at one time, confined
at different periods IN Alton, ILL.,, and at Camp
Chase.
AT the close OF hosiilities ne settled In Memphis,
resumlng his professional duties of civil engineer
aud architect, aud continuing to reside there until
| 1874, the date OF his removal to Washington City.
For several past lie has occupied an important and
| responsible position with Baldwin, Hopkins Pey-
| ton, patent attorneys. 20 Grant Place.