Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-16


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MURPHY. both Of this city.
BROWN. On Wednesday. March 10. 1885, at 5:fo
b. Brown and daughter Of the late samuel
Wills. aged twenty years.
Ds wo IT. Bette ,ts thou hast left us;
But tits God who has called thsa
Dearest Bette do come ho1Ss'
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptia Church sua-
day. March Il; a. Pm. -Rsiativec and frienas
CAMPBELL = !, On, On s4tundaE; March 70. 1895. Mrs.
Funeral notice later. 4.
DENNY On Saturday morning, March 49, 1895.
Capt. F. l. and Julia Palmer Denny.
| DRAYToN. Departed this nfe March 16. 1885
CHARLES II. DRAYTON.
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
Streets 0n Ssy Sapst u1s 18th and
GREAyEs, The remains of the late ANNIE r.
GREAvEs will be taken from the vault at st.
Marys cemetery and in,srrsd IL her na! RESP
Relatives and friesds Invited
LEE infant daughter Of WIN. j. and Lila q
r,I Lee; aged eight mouths
er's Nirs. Lnsby). 1873 K street southeast.
MACON: Departed this life on March L. 1895. q
dsaests sm nat at the rsside a Of her sss sdopses
street, Alexandria va, after n long iiintss
which she bore With Christian iortitSde, Mn.
FRANCES MACON, formerly Of Washington
Funeral from the Third Baptist Church. Ale1as-
dria, Va. Monday. 18th, At pm.
AekENSh e bFSsy M1Esh ls lse JoMS
Funeral services at his late residence. No. slzs
DunlbartOn MOutlay af 4
O'Clock. Interment private. Please omit now-
PEYT0N. On Thursday morning. March IA, 1885
q s.s FsSS s Sns. ssees
Adelia feyton. in the forty-eighth year Of hs
Funeral VIII take place from Third Baptist Church.
s Msrs e Ssa and streets northwest, SUNDAY:
are invited Qsichmond. Va. papers please
| ROBINSON. AZ her home. Matches. Miss. Thur
+ SON. sister OF the Iate beloved Ella ii. PAYNE.
Funeral from her late residence In Nstchez sunday
afternoon. ~ --s-...
TogME TIvx % THURSDAY; March II. 1896. FRANCIS
Funeral from his residence 1918 street southwest
M nlo. ;n March Is at $40: thence to st. Doms
for the ,eposs Of his soul Relatives and friends
In Memorials.
BROWN In loving remembrance Of orr dear fathes.
tomorrow, March II, iss7. ~
The night dew that falls. though in silence 1t weep
snail brighten with verdure the grave where yss
And The tears that we shed. though IN secret thsy
Shall long keep your memory green IN our soul.
By HIS CHILDREN
BROWN: In loving remembrance Of Bishop JOHN
1a s ns sD wso passed into the beyond two
.G GhARkE; O. sunday; March 1895, Mn. CATH
her her ss@e n this city IL the
Christian it, which s ~ s ,sst a
a1 m No sns and friend sS1 ont She
sweet ME. fraaght with 50 much sympsthy ~ a n
love for her children and humanity, viii ever BE-
ana the asd :nss s
lives Her Piety and charity were uncbtrusve YET
IL the church. where her Sdeii;y made her a. es
; and IL the community where. for SO many
fhetic; amatiilty and moiessythsse wv Wers br
virtues. The smile that won the ancction Of n
spoke q nature gifted above the ordinary M He
naturally sensitive heart-a heart which ike an
charity. She was the friend Of the poor. hcr
Always refuge snSe T nnSsn her sms
and modest, not letting the one hand know what
SIC a hidden saint Thus ended a. chris,iss
iife Her soul has left US, and her body sleeps In
hearted Christian lady! Farewell dosr fris 1
May May the dews Of heaven fai: lightly on the turf
ma 10 " "Eap my ciNy MAY heaven cause hef
choicest flowers to bloom upon thy grave, symbols
OF the virtues that adorned thy life. and Of the
merits which We hope are now crowned. Thy sweet
name VIII ltngef long In our memory. II will ever
sound pleasant, though sad in the ears Of the
friends thou eavest behind but who fast follow
ing thee to the tomb. May thy soul rest in peace.
Amen 81 AMItTTS
DEXTER. In loving remembrance of JENNIE r.
DEXTER, beloved daughter Of James p. AZ
Emma Hayes, who died one year ago today
March 10, 1894.
Gone from earth; yes, gone forever.
Tear-dimmed eyes shall gaze In vain.
We shall hear her voice, oh, Il
Never more on earth again
Home Is sad: oh, God, how dreary;
LOnesome-lOnesome every spot;
Listening for her voice till weary
Weary, for We hear her not.
-@i.- By HER MOTHER AND FATHER
When winter storms over,
And spring comes. fresh and fair,
We will meekly kneel beside her,
And plant a chosen flower there.
By HER SISTER.
FOERTSCH. In fond remembrance of my beloved
siaugater. HENkfETTs A. F0ERTSCH who
died nine years ago today, March 16 1856.
Loved in life; remembered in death.
- MOTHER.
HARRIS. In memory Of my dear father. JAMES
f. HARRIS, who entered into rest year ago
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS DAUGHTER.