Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03


re saaldou on Wednesday, APril 2 lseo at his
LYMAN u. bAlLot, aged s,1t, hye years
day, the 9th instant.
xck9ckER ON March 20. 1890. Of hear, disease, II
lkocLester papers please copy.l
IRNE, beloved aud youngest child Of Charlie. H. aud
Mary 4 Harper, aged seven months aud two weeka
Farewell nay darling baby,
Who has soue 10 heaven to rest.
She has gone to meet her sister,
Who Is seerIng with the blest.
1t is hard to part, our loved one
And 5id our aching hearts be still,
We Viii try and be- resisned
And say II Is Gods Will.
Funeral from the residence Of parents. No 1887 z
street northwest, on FRIDAY, April 4. 1890, st 4
O'Clock. alexandra papers please cOpy1
howSER. on April :. is-o. sALLIE I. HowsER,
Past her suffering, past her pain:
Cease 60 weep, tVr tears are vain.
uod called her home. He Thought IL best,
hER HUSBAND
Third aud streets southeast, fndAy, Ann 4, ii s
O'Clock pan frieLds and Relatives invited 10
tend lthiladelpha lapcrs please copyl
JACKSON. Departed this lite On "Wednesday, April
<, $50 after long and painful illness which shs
son The Beloved VIE Of JOHN j. Jackson and S.nrS
ter Of the late Benjamin N. Mccoy.
Asleep ln Jesus blessed sleep"
Funeral Will lake place from AsbuTy ME Church.
corner Eleventh And streets northwest on FRIDAY.
April 4. NJ pm
McGILToN. on Wednesday. April 9, 1890. at 10 30
am. MAhG ARET NJ. only surviving daughter a
James and Ehza McUiiton. aged twenty three years
unerai Friday. April 4. 1890. at 3 30 O'Clock pm,
street northwest fTiends q the faulty are rsspecs
iully invited ~ attend
PAY YiS on Tsane:d.y morning April 1890 q
Iayne IN the forty-tourth year Of hs age. Remains
funeral Friday afternoon al O'Clock from the fifth
Baptist Church, Vermont avenne. friends and re.s-
PRAI.LE- suddenly. on Wednesday. April B. 1890.
81 lo:i5 PM, GEORGE W. PkAl-IE
street northwest
SULLIVAN. ON April 2, 1890. at geo r;m- AN.
ter ii john ana Catharine RYAN SUM 49, -N N'
Funeral viii take place froa her late residence eos
street northeast at . pm Friday. Friends respeet
sstELiyAS s, On AP,il iseO st 53o.m,
at her fathers residence. 1850 Thirty strees
Funeral saturday. April 5, at O'Clock pm, from
Grace Church. Ihirty-secOnd street below bridsel
In Memoriam.
RADCLIFFE. The few who survive OF our Oldest cit
liens will learn with emotion Of the death, the 2sth
deSca q hi q JOSEF
widely known and universally respected native Of
Mr. Radcliffe was born here on the 9th day of March.
lsvi msking his appearance almost sim ultsneoqsly
ing with US almost uninterrupedly day Of his
1t VIII be remarked az coincidence that he departed
this lie also IN the month OF Msrch.
children and n,ourn Tie loss ~ one
OF the most loving Christian Characters vouchsafsd
tns earth rs al exernplar.
The young he loved no more shall know
HIS hand laId gently on their brow,
Nor near his accents iond aud low
OF boundless love
Hes gone-hs SINS made white snow.
The immediate cause Of his death was pneumonia
resulting from imprudent exposure.
9th street now the Central Methedist Pross,s Uld
Church. 18th street vest having embraced re-
himself with the e Church. jSssins 9 o tSs MP
church at ITS organization in 1928, and becoming
member OF 9th street station this city when the
church built remaining faithfully attached thereto
SOLEMN FUNERAL services were held q, St. MichseIs,
Rev. Mr. Polsal officiating. and the remsns were de-
Fifty years less citizen OF Washington was
more aert and aGys IN business charities or relslou:
altogether beautiful character and scarcely
bad better learned or better done the Will Of has
Master.
Ii was remarked by one who had known the deceased
most intimately all the his life thai he
an angry word or exhibit a frowning couutenance
ms features seemed TO express the gospel utterancei
Though He should slay NE, yet will trust in Hins
MYERS. The announcement Of the death Of Mfr.
JOHN W. p. MYERS. which occurred on the 9Th q
March after illness which eliminated in parzlysis
caused heartfelt sorrow throughout the entire
munity. lifelong resident Of the District he was
identhed with all its interests-sociA and business
and had unbounded faith in its future development
Enegetc in business his genial manner attracted ali
who came in contact with him. and his loss viii DO
deeply felt in those circles But how dark the shsdov
resting his bereaved home There his charsc-
displayed in its brightest colors there the
loss viii be irreparsble. The loyal. tender husbsnd
the devoted, indulgept parent; the true-hearted
friend. TO whom appeal never offered in vain
how sadly will he be missed from the home whose
pitaity il was his greatest pleasure TO dispense How