Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-05
DIED.

BASsETT. On Monday, June 4. 1894. IN the
Se ,s,sa year Of his age. WESLEY W.
Funeral win take place from his late residence.
nesday, June 6. Interment at Congressional
GILL; On June =. Iss4; MARGARET A, beloved
wife OF George H. Gill
Funeral from residence Of her son-inlav. 15e
street northwest. Thursday, at pm Bslti-
$40 M. HENRY n NC BEE I in the seventy.
- seventh year Of his age.
avenue northwest, on "Wednesday. June G. al
pm Friends OF the family invited.
HowISoN. On Tuesday, June s. 1924 az $50
am, HELEN LOUISE infant daughter Of Ia
win and Minnie Howison. aged three months
Funeral from her parents residence US sth street
southwest pm. Wednesday.
LOWE; On Monday, June = 1894. at SIS pm.
CATHERINE, relict Of John Lowe Of Baltimore,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MAr1TNGLEY. Little EVA GERTRUDE. the IN
ian; daughter Of Thomas W and Sarah Mat
June, 1894, about the bour Of pm, aged two
months and twenty-six days.
MILLS, Suddenly, Monday, June : 1894, at $40
west ALoSzo NILS in his bis sss n Sss
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MORGAN. At his residence, 7o5 East Capitol
street. June 4. 1884. at pm. WARD NOR
Services at the house wednesday afternoon. June
., at O'Clock lnterment in Philadelphia.
PALMER. On June T. 1894. at O'Clock p.m.,
ELLA, beloved wife Of Chas. II. Palmer, mother
OF Edward aud George Taylor.
Notice OF funeral in morning papers. Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers please copy.
PEARSON. Departed this life on Monday April
go 1874. JOHN S. PEARSON, one month and
hand a true and faithful friend and WAS was liked
by all who knew him. Bless that dear and low
strive to meet him in the presence OF the Lord
Oh. how well do remember those happy words
OF cheer that he has often spoken TO when
he was living here.
loving one from us has gone
The voice love is stilled-
place Is vacant In our home
That never can he filed
on, my dear and loving husband, Yes. am
hour he left me here In grief and sorrow to
weep. God bless HIS dear and tender hands.
they are free from toll and softly folded across
his breast and his soul is in pence with God
sCHwrGERT. on Monday, June 4. 1924. at II 80
pm, ANDREW GEORGE. aged two months
and ten days. beloved child OF August and Ida
Schwigert.
The little crib is empty now.
The little clothes laid by:
A mothers hope. a fathers JOY in
Deaths cold arms doth lie.
Co. little pilgrim TO thy house on yOn1ef
Bssfdl shore. We miss thee
Here. but well come where
Ihou rain conc before.
Funeral wednesday. June G. at O'Clock pm.,
from 5l9 street northwest.
SEWE1-L on June s. 1894. at 4 O'Clock pm.,
EFElIE SEWEI-I.. infant daughter q Janice
ana Annie SeWeil.
Funeral from parents residence. $40 2 street
southwest at IL O'Clock am. "Wednesday,
June g.
wII.MoT. On Monday. June 4. 1894, at $50 pm,
EHSsIE. the Youngest child ~ Joha and Ellen
Wilmot, aged five moni rs and nine dAys.
Funeral from her parents residence, 324s Prospect
street, Georgetown. at = pm
I'm Mcmoriam.
AUGHERTON. On June ). 1874, AIAfTRA J. wife
Of GeoAughertOn. (Bostun Herald please copy -
RICKETTS,. In loving remembrance Of ny dcnri,
beloved daughter, MINNIE RICKETTS, NEE
CALNEiirl, who died six Years ago today.
Bl HER MOTHER