Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-04
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BALLENGER February 3, 1890, at O'Clock o. m,
JOHN T. BALLENGEli. husband Oi Lou 4. BAllenger.
the h''e'h year OF his age native Of Alexandria
Funeral from his residence 81 Eleventh stree,
vited TO attend Interinent ut Alexandria. Va
CoNDoH; on Monday. February 3, 1890, at II 90
County Clare. Ireland. aged eighty years.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence. 1905 Four-ands
u, nj O'Clock, and thence 10 ST Dominic's church,
ooss WI" % pT the FspSss Of his soul a
invited to attend Interment 81 Mount olvet. 2.
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Mary knroy, AGED three mouths aud eighteen days
west on "Wednesday. february 5. at 3 pm.
MORAN. On Monday, February 3, 1880 MARY A.
MORAN. widow OF the late Geo. W. Moran. sixty -six
Funeral services from the residence Of her sonin-
wednesday, februSry ). at 30 am. In,erment Il
Baltimore. baltimore sun please copy.l
1850 II SP Eqsfay Of Re s.s
son OF Elen and tine late Daniel Scanlon In the twenty
Funeral viii take place from his uncl. residence.
20 street n0rtlwesL thursday a O'Clock p N.
u sIPHAX Al 9:35 a m, at bis late residence. 1888
his Sse He eDyes vie d SIX ae e year Oh
Notice Of funeral hereafter. tAeKandris and Phis-
p1 IaYL0R S op February 1880 .. sIs Pm IL
and Mrs, Benz +. Brown Of Frederick Nd, and
Interment at Frederick on Thursday. February G. -
. oclock pm
TRACY. on Monday the I'd instant, in this city
BELINDA T., vile OF benjamin i. Tracy. ON the
same day, MARY fAkRING TON, daughter Of Benj.-
Funeral services which will be private At the execu-
tive mansion Oh wedne ,day morning at IL O'Clock.
TRIMBLE peparted this lie February 2. 1850. ct
IL O'Clock In. LUCINDA 1klMBLE- widow of the
late VIM Trinibe. aged eignty-one years aud eleven
months
Funeral at 2:3o p. u. "Wednesday. February 5. from
Of the family are invited. Prince Georses county,
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In Memoriam.
with all submission 20 the Divine ordain there
By impressed and feel acutey that force Of active
public good has let US Ia the much resretted aud
the universal sentiment Of sincere SORROW 20
generally spoken both in city and District. But
eiaIy does this feeling apply 10 that part VI the city
the Capitol the confines his home, where
the greater OF his eminent professional usefulness
was long exhibited. His friends, and they
Friends whose utterances stulted by grief whose
oratory is silent and poweress whose tongues confess
the impotency of adequately portray ing the many and
and eloquently rendered Dr. ADAMS possessed per
sonal attributes the scholar and gentleman blended
with a most gracious nature. Kindness and benevo-
lence being the characteristics life, has word
il by intuition, support To the sick. The mag
netism OF his refined presence seemed TO relieve the
knightly Christian gentleman falls, himself martyr
TO professional duty. o. martyr 70 duty: o, VI
truth; devotion is your plane FATHER OF consummsts
affection. Lips OF the iEnocents bless thy name.
Friend, patriot philosopher. physiclAn your
Oh higher plane. God demands your trsnscendAnt
usefulness in His OWL sphere.
The sweet remembrance Of the Just
shall flourish when he sleeps IN dust
DR BEREsyoRp.