Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-03

ARNOLD. AT Anaccstia. on August 3. 1856, u Ia
NARY f. ARNoLD, ace, hHy years,
oc.ock, from ter late Residence at Anacstia SERVICES
and interment at Rock Creek cemetery. 5.
lsd HLSRY MO ne s seSen a anfssi
twenty-five days beloved child of II. a. Ida Berg
Funeral private 3.
CLEAEi: ON August =. 1856. at half past seven p
aged fifty years.
Our mother IS sleeping, So free from all pain.
On wake her not sweet spirit to suffer agaiu.
Her sickness is ended and troubles all gone
In the long night hours We soothed her IN vain.
IN God an He mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered a message of love.
By HER CHILDREN.
funeral will take place from her late residence No
23o6 street northwest. al haipast two "Wednesday.
DIINEI. On Monday. Aug gust 2, Il $50 at ten u NJ
HUGH DlGNEf. In the sky hfth year of his age.
Funeral VIII take place from his late Residence,
452 Maine avenue. on Thursday morning at haIf-past
requiem mass VIII be said. 2s
FALVEl. On Monday, August =, 1885 Mt $780,
M, the beloved wife Of Dauel Faivsy. in the my
Funeral from her late residence .l2 First street
northeast on Wednesday, August 4th al O'clock
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend -
GRANEY. suddenly. on SUNDAY, August lst 1850,
JOHN W. GRANEY, son OF Mary and the las
Michael Graney, in the twentieth year of his age.
Farewell. farewell my Johnnie DEAR
Oh may We meet in Heaven above,
Where all Is peace aud JOY aud love.
HIS MOTHER
Funeral will take place from No 23IO NJ street ON
"Wednesday, Al ten O'Clock Friends of rhs family
HALL August Sd, 1885, FLORENCE W. HALL,
daughter OF j. N Hail Maine papers please copy.l
the 23d vi July. 1856, FRANK MoNTsoM EHY. sea
OF Ellen Dolores Montgomery, aged twenty-siX
PEYToN. August I'd, 1856. LANCASTER PEY.
TON the infant son of VIM J. and Pauline L Peylon.
SANGER. On Tuesday morning August 3. 1855
ANITA N1LEkUl, Infant daugli OF George
d. and Johuetta h. Sanger. aged six months and q We
days.
Funeral THURSDAY. August s. at 10 a. M, from Ivy
attend attend yum ''''' e'' WIG '-N'1' 'D'"@N J"
sCHwIGERT On Tuesday morning August ID.
ward aud Elizabeth schwigert aged four mouths ana
one day. Of cholera infantum.
loved one from our home Is gone,
voice We loved Is still
A place Is vacant in home
That never be flied.
Funeral from parents residence. 1916 I strses
northeast, "Wednesday, August Ath, four oel.ck
pm
SHOEMAKER. JULIUS S. SHOEMAKER, young
est son Of Pierce shoenaseI departed this hfe Mon
Funeral from residence, Clover Dale, ID C, wsdnes-
day morning Services al TRINITY Catholic church. In
Q. the family who desire e attend the snsT. wa snd
enth street northwest. Ct nine O'clock. A'-
SINGLETON; AT the Clarendon hotel in this city.
Asqs "a sss q K 4 q ss hs.r s
Hon. o. r. singleton. OF Mississippi Deceased IVES
I0rryIWO Of q native OF MlSelSSitpl, .
graduate Of the Medical university Louisville, Ky
For several years past he WAS connected with Tho
Smithsonian Institution the time his death
clerk of the House committee on library.
WAGNER On the second of August, 1856 as
1l:30 am, MARGARET WAGNER, aged forry-iour
years and seven months. beloved wife OF Charles J.
Wagner. after ioag and painful illness
2sS % g. :sss.
WALLACE On the Sd Of August, lSSR. aftsr n
long and painful illness which she bore with Christian
f0rtitude, EIlZABETH H., beloved wife OF ], WN-
liam Wallace aged so years and D months.
Funeral private from her late residence. sos
Twelfth street northwest Thursday afternoon q IL a.
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