Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-24

DIED.
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Andrew a. Angel, in the eighty eighth year Of
Interment at Providence. R. L
BUTLER Sunday, December g, 1894, at 6:a5
pm, at Ter residence 1911 Madison stree.
SARAH BUTLER, beloved grandmother OF
We always sad and lonely,
With grief upon our brow;
She has goLe, alas, forever,
l have no grandma now
Funeral Wednesday, December 20. at z O'Clock
pm, from Central Church.
'oG dsushter MAGGIE GLE M ooSsIDINE who died
nine years ago today, December "a 1885.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HER MOTHER AND BROTHER,
Mrs. DUGGAN, A. E. DUGGAN.
DULEY. On December "a, 1894; at an.
Henry DUE6 et the residence SID nee, Of st,e ss
northwest, aged eighty i've years n
Funeral will take place at Oak Hill cemetery =
pers please copyD
HALLE. Departed this life December q, 1894
In the eighty-third year OF her age. CHRISTINA
s., the mother of John c. and Jacob Hane
Funeral private. from her sons residence. HOT
eth street southwest. Brooklyn and New York
papers please copyD
after long and painful illness. CHARLES A.
beloved husband Of Emma V, Hamann.
siI 18th street northeast. Wednesday at $3.50
pm. Relatives and friends are invited to
KALUsowsKI. On Sunday evening, December q,
1894. DIR. HENRY X. KALUSowskI, aged
eighty mine years. a
O'Clock. at his late residence, 81 L street
northwest. Interment private. y
hlCHENER. Monday, December "a, 1894, At $50
am, GERTRUDE, beloved daughter OF Prls-
ella h. Kitchener and the late Capt John L
Michsner.
uU G slannon, Ssii NJ street northwest, wedne.:
day, the 26th, at $3.50 pm lnterment Oak
Hi. pittsburg papers please copyJ
O'Clock am, olive LOUISE oFFUTf, aged
i've years and one month: Youngest daughter OK
Charles @eS annie MSnSsy a. from
residence, No. 1918 T street northwest Prt-
vate.
srEGE On susa d sas and III. ss
Funeral private Wednesday. December ae at
10 an.
pm, EDGAR @, only son Of James A. aDq
Mary Williamson, In the twenty -nrst year Of
Lone are the paths. and sad the bowers.
Whence thy meek smile IL gone;
But o brighter home than ours.
Funeral will take place from the Anacostia NJ. b.
f4GsSn SSd ssses ssStc %
baltimore papers please copy)
In MemOriam.
X Gynf OF mnS
two years ago today, December "a, 1892.
Gone, but not forgotten.
ROBINSON In memory Of WALTER L. ROBIN.
son. who died in this city on saturday, De-
cember q. 1894, In the thirtieth year OF his
Bar Al ISOLATION Of the District of Columbia.
At a special meeting OF the board OF directors
Of this association, held December Y, 1924 ma
thai MEL Wilson, esq, president OF the association,
stated to the board that the meeting had been
called for the purpose OF taking appropriate action
to express the sorrow OF the members OF the asso-
citation at the sudden and untimely death OF wal
ter l.. Robinson tie assistant librarian. who,
coming into the service OF the ASSOCIATION ~ ths
early age of fourteen years, had for nearly twenty
years SO conducted himself as TO command the
bers whereupon Mr.. 8. Il. Bond offered the fol-
.Resolyed That this board has learned with re-
pret of the sudden death Of the assistant librarian
Walter l. Robinson and that In token OF It's
recognition Of his competency and faithful sery.
ices I'm the position which he held for 30 many
years this resolution be spread upon Its minutes.
and that a copy be transmitted by the secretary
TO the parents of the deceased.
The resolution was unanimously ADOPTED
Attest: bLAIt LEE.
II Seems 20 proper to add some words on my
own TO this Official action Of the Bar Association.
For more than twenty three years have known
has come to my Immediate family as o personal
less During these year, be has grown from
childhood to manhood, and have bad many op-
portunities to watch the development Of his char
meter II I were forced to use only one word 70 .
Characterize him, I should choose the word faith.
grave will be warm with loving memories May
no feS' ~ p' r. ROSS PERRY.