Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-16

AGES. Departed this life September IA. 1881. NJ
. 80 O'Clock y IA. MAhlA A"hs. ased nfiy Years.
Funeral VIII take place from Asbury NJ E. Church
ihnrsiay at oc'ock .. in.
BROWN. ON September Is. 1891. at 2 O'Clock r.
~. ELlLAbEIH. beloved wife of Augustus Brown.
Funeral from Ter ate residence. No 33ll r. stree,
northwest Friday th. ls'h instant. at oclocs
t.rent at OAK Hil Relatives and friends invited TO
DUFF. On Monday, September "a. 1891, ,st Q
os.oek pm. Mr. NELLIE BUCHANAN DUFF.
a her street H. ssSS the
relds y the tasll, are invited TO attend lniernsnt
LuRIcH On r Ne ssI,enr, e Isei after
enty years.
Grandma issleepine. 80 free IRON all pain.
On; wake her not sweet spirii, t. suffer AGAIN
ON! let hersieep her sickness is ended
And troubles ali gone.
By HER GRANDCHILDREN
Funeral from her late Residence Thursday at I
oclora. thence TO church corner trth and streets
iINDLEr .,. on Tuesday sertembcr u. 1891. a.
Geo. y. and sophia A. tlndiey' OF diplthena. sssd
two year. and ;,.o months
Funeral IriSate at Z g. m. Wednesday.
HARRISON. ON Tuesday, September u, 1881 az
10 p. m, CLARENCE OLIVER H1RRis6S. a.ei
TuneT., thursday at p. from parents resi-
Lfo NfsS e MMonSss ssT,sssr a. Is2l
he. ksa1ss and sTo friend. r-esuy invited % attend
Thursday morning at = 30 a. IA.
MhApEki on aonS5s; ssr,sIn1sr H. isel st
Msaier. IN t,e sixth year OF her a1e.
rnnsrai from residenee Of her parents. 800 street
pm. tAlenRndria. Va. PAPERS please oopy.l e
SMITH. on September 10. 1891. at 80 y. N.
the beloved son OF Andrew ;. and Iva A. Smith.
is there a greater than this.
knowing today We Iress the last kiss
Bear away tsntly our dsriins 10 dust.
Father m Heaven. IN Thee do trust.
l.. At4p.In.
SUIT, At New York city. September Is. 1891. Mrs.
Prince Georses county. Nd
IntcrlIs nt at New iork.
Obituary.
The familiar adasre Death loves Q shining marx -
Was never mote fOrcibly exempihed than In the do
mise vi j. WALTER PAUL. whose death from
catarrhal pIthisis occurred sunday. September d
At the early age Of twenty-four. looking forward
With bright anticTEiions TO % honorable useful
hess. suddenly. almost without warning. he
brought with the king Of terrors He met
him. however. without fear. and assuring his friends
that he not afraid 20 die. he calmly stepped out on
that unknown shore TO which all are fastening.
His lie full Of genial sunshine and rich in all
that = to make up a and noble character.
With thIst for knowledge that all-consuminsr
and that could be satisfied only by the Of the
earnest efforts he applied himself with untir1ns
diligence and unceAsing devotion 10 the requirement.
Of education. His ambition and intense desire to
accomplish this object carried him bel his Phys
strength and FASTENED his death.
In the relations and amenities Of his home life hs
all that could be- desired by loving friends. De-
voted TO his widowed mother. he sought support
esenns Years q ne stEong arm Of ni. duty and
VIII be arectionateiy incurred by his bereAyed and
stricken family.
For several years he occupied position Of responsi-
bi,ity in tie interference division Of the patent oics
and enjoyed the confidence aud esteem OF all with
whom he associated. he Entrusted from time
70 tine with bnsiness OF importance cOnne.ed with
the Office and his ability and fidelity, together with
his uniform courtes commended hun 10th of-
Gals OF the department and the attorneys who
trapsadt business with the ONCE.
His memory Will Oe CHERISHED with afectionate
gard by the large circle Of friends both old and yUunv
who had learned 10 admire his many noble traits and
to appreciate his sterling worth. n.