Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-09
DIED.

ID.
CANTwELL. On "Wednesday. December o. 1851.
at i O'Clock a. m. JANIS. beloved husband Of the
late Ann Cantwell. AGED slKty-eisht years.
Second street southwest. on Friday morning at 80
os .s Mi teee to s mn ~, chS S ~ resn
Relatives and friends invited to attend. %
S ., On Tgs;slsy DeesmSsr issl e
only cllld Of Clinton aud Lillian Godman, aged sI
aneTs from -; Tue rlidehas lis rour-and-a Half
street s3Gth,Sest ~, a91rsiSy psS"nber TO- at $50
DE LEON. In New York city. On the evening o.
N9yswbeT 70. lss,l, Stter Painful illness. LDwlN
matte agent 70 Egypt my
DE LEON: In New York city, Deeeniber .. 1891,
The funeral uI iaks place at 10 O'Clock wedneslay.
December ~ from the Church OF ST. fraBcis NAyier
New York city.
HANNA; on Monday, B.CsSeer :, Isel q, II
enfh year OF his age
JOHNSON. In GeOrEs,Own, p, G, pseem.es
widow u the late Joseph i. johnson
35th street Services At Calvary NJ r. Church.
18th and streets northwest. Friday afternoon. 1lth
/ .. M. Dr. GIDEON 5. PALMER IN tbs seventy
Funeral from his tie residence. No; ms Massacha-
sets avenue northwest. SATURDAY AT . pm
WARD. On December =. 1881, at 3 an, BE-
LINDA. beloved wife of Patrick Ward. I2l3 seventh
| street northwest. aged thirty sN years.
| Thursday at O'Clock am.
s9S IN Pe r. h hfRf ROchy SMir Nd
Of the Hon. Richard Johns Bowie. late chief Justice
The decreased Was the daughter Of General Ohio n.
Williams Of washington county ana VS. born ~
life peculiarly aaIte the full DEVELOPMENT n
INSTITUTIONS Of learning then asiana Tor her ss spd
sssociStRg with tlle most prominent aud ntelletaA
hnely cultivated literary and musicsI talents
and, MN VII ever ready 70 snhs.n but MOI 10
| clvty, greatly adnlred and beloved She was
isr with whom she lived 10 Ier,et happ.ness IN ~.
comnunty from that time until bis death. Marcl
country seat. GlenSiew. Was for than half
NJ onfy an n a,irse t n fbe sorsi fe T xr
was surrounded. but also the hosts OF friends whom
in his aud honGrabIe career the bar, IN Il.
halls Congress and the bench loved % visit
hostess. with rare tart shich could accommodate
tine hospitality. Mrs bowie came Of sentie and
dstInsg s 81 llnesse and had 1rss and rensA
| some of the ladies Of her family always with
fratY I 70 the e Charms Of her 6S%e ana While fro
her age she would seem 20 have beonsed 70 past
| the present, few homes were more attractive
10 have ySGnT people around 6er and with sisseisS
and youihfuness Of spirit rare in one Of her ,eine
She Was, from early youth. devoted and cOnsis,ens
ant within sH very S1ief pefSd sSsS s.
I vented by the infrmities of aes. va, :
always lived up her profession. sboundinr
of charity. visiting the widow and the fAtherless In
their affection and keeping herself unspoted from the
l world. No abode of suffering too humble tor
1 her presence, human being too lowly for her
kindly ministrations. Every appeal Of SUFFERING
humanity in every phase q Atiiiction found ready
1 response in Der heart. In her demise society has
4 lost of its brightest Ornamental. SUFFERING
humanity Of its truest friends. and the
generation Of the sweetest links that bound II 10
4 the past. Her death not only sad affiction.
blow to her beresved household and immedi
family and friends. but she Will be followed 20 the
crave by the sorrowing sympathy Of the entire
munty almost every family IN which. IN some period
OF is history, has looked % her for comfort and
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