Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-02
DIED..

W ELL BlRCli, beloved son OF Henry A. and
Rebecca Burcl aged twenty nine years.
Interment st. Mary's Church, Bryantown, Nd
baltimore and Charles county papers please
copy
DAVIS. On Thursday. October 81 1885, at 4:3O
pm: ALFRED DAVIS, i'm the forty-first year
Funeral will take place Sunday. November ?. at :
o'clock pm. from his late residence, AL N
street northwest.
pURNdN. On TEriday, Ncysmber l. 1885; at l:a
Peter Durnin, at her residence, 1906 9th street
northwest.
Funeral will take place Monday. November 4. at
am: from the Church of the immaculate Com
ception. where REQUIEM mass win be said for
the repose of her SOUL baltimore papers
please copy)
FREEMAN. At her residence. 1909 street. FRI
day; November l, 1885, at 9:l5 pm, MARTHA
Funeral services Monday. November 4. at II am,
at st. Andrews Church. corner 14th and Cor
streets Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.s
GARNER. On Friday November 1, 1896. MARY,
the beloved wife of Alfread Garner, aged fifty
Funeral will take place from st. Augustines Church
% Friends and relatives IA le Invited he to st
tend.
BETH SCOTT LAMB.
10th street northwest Monday Iaorning, Novem-
Der 4, at 10 O'Clock.
Ns e nas sfspSsF is fs
'he seat ia hei aSe.
MARTIN. On Friday. November 1, 1895, at 9
west, CATHERINE beloved wife Of william
from ns dD na da s
8; at 2 pm, Baltimore and Pitisburg papers
MYRTH. On Friday. November /. 1895, at 1890
am. DOROTHY, youngest child of VIM. ].
and Ida Myrth aged one year and eight months.
street northwest, SUNDAY, November 3, at 3
pm brooklyn papers please copy)
OWEN On TGgfssay o S%sS 81 1885,; at as
Cottage HIN northeast. on sunday. November :.
tisss respectfully Invited to attend T 20 70
baeco, Nd, papers please copyJ %
~ / street southeast, MHT:AREr QTIGLEY.
Funeral from above residence Monday, November
4, at $50 am, thence to st. Peters Church,
corner ID and c streets southeast. %
pm. ROSA REILLY, in the twenty-hfth year
of her age.
ma T. s Street
Interment Baltimore, Nd.
| RUPPEL On Friday. November 1, 1895. at II 30
pm. after a long Illness, JOSEPH RUPEE.
Funeral from his late residence: No 40 street
am. requiem mass at St. Mary's Church at
$50: Relatives and friends are respectfully i'm
vted to attend.
SEARS On wsdpssday October .s,.: 30 1855 M
and Susie V. Taylor.
precious one FROM US has gone,
voice loved is stilled.
A place is vacant In our home
"A''' lever 'An i By 4" HER MouuER
She long by pain oppressed
That wore her strength away,
1t made her think of endless rest,
Which never can decay.
Affections sore some time she bore,
Physicians were in vain:
God thought it best that she should
And eased her of her pain.
In love she lived, in peace she died.
by AUNT MAGGIE
Funeral will take place from the home of her pa
rents. 9O5 11th street southeast, Sunday. Noyem
Ss1 s at Ira sastseas to the
| SMITH. On Friday. November !. 1885, at II 80
VEST c cHARIFS Il. SMITH beloved husbaa1
Of Letitia Smith, aged sevcDty-two years.
Dear is the spot where father sleeps.
And sweet the strain that the angels pour;
Only sh" md I've, we IN hu anguish .s9ns Weed
lie is not lost BY S1 WIFE SHPf S xSD DAUGHTER
| Funeral on Sunday. November 3, at 2:30 O'Clock.
from the Peoples Congregational Church: n
| Friends and relatives invited TO attend.
| /. 1895, Mrs. JENNIE WATSON. beloved wife
Of Henry C. Watson, aged hfty-four years and
Friends and relatives invited to attend funeral
rem nsr aock da "a s ,res north
WRIGHT. Entered into rest Friday evening; No
WEIGHT. ''''' -N'' 'i-''-'''' Z eD-->'i'N
Funeral services will be held at the Washington
| City Orphan Asylum Sunday. November 3, at 8
| O'Clock pm. mterment at New Haven, Conn.
In Memoriam.
CARR In remembrance of my dear daughter.
MAMIE CARR. who died four years ago tomoD
| row, November 3, 1891
| Sleep on and take your rest:
| son, LAWRENCE h. ARDELLA. who diel
year ago today, November ., 1894.
Loved in life, remembered in DEATH
| For ah his narrow bed is made,
Beneath GlenwoOd tree;
| In churchyard earth my love is laid.
anu ''eie 'e "''' II By Ills MOTHER
From South Bend Daily Tribune. October %.
FUNERAL OF MRS THos $. TAYLOR OF
| Mr. Thomas s. Taylor. formerly of South Bend,
now Of the Post Office Department at Washington.
arrived in the city at a:la this morning with the
ut her home. 1926 l. street northwest. Washington.
They Were taken t to the home of Nh and Mrs Mas
| stead where services We're held at O'Clock this
afternoon by Rev. DIR. Henry Webb johnson of the
| First Presbyteria Church. Many relatives and
| friends were prescnt-not few from out of town.
The floral offerings were many and beautiful, those
| accompanying the remains from Washington more
than covering the handsome casket The choir sang
| Nearer My God, Thee" Rock Of Ages and
| other selections. DR.. johnson offered prayer and
| made few appropriate remarks.
The following acted as pallbearers; A. Listen
! berger. F. O'Brien, s. I. Appegate, f. p Chaplin.
John Greenawalt, B. F. Dunn QIere follow tho
| remarks made by the Rev. Byron Sunderland of the
First PIesby terrain Church at the funeral In WASH
ingtOn.)
| DIR. Sunderland assisted by his copastor,
| Rev. Mr.. Allen The Washington services
| held at the residence at pm. Wednesday. Mrs.
| Taylor a member Of Burnside Post, W. Il. c.,
| of the capital city. and at one time officer.
| A post-mortem held by Drs. Magruder, Tabor
| johnson and Lincoln at Washington showed death
| to have resulted from very serious stomach disor
| ders.
| The remains deposited in the city cemetery.
(From The First Presbyterian November Num-
| Der, 1881
| MEMORIAL.
| Mrs. Iivonia NJ. Taylor departed this life on
Monday October p. 1895. at her family residence,
2326 l. street northwest. She a woman Of
qualities faithful and true in every relation OF
| life She unobtrusiye and yet willing
work in sphere where she could serve the cause