Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-03
DIED.

ADAMS Departed this life on Tuesday. January
loved 1 Son at Of s LACE p and esse ADAMS
short illness, aged nineteen years, six months,
tWenty-one days.
Oh, dearest scotty, art thou gone
Forever from our sight?
Shall thy face behold,
BY HIS PARENH.
| Funeral services at his late residence, No 46S
9 street southwest, on Friday, January L. at
/ O'Clock pm. Friends and relatives invited to
residence, 1893 E street southeast, LAURA V.
BROWN. widow of David Brown
Notice of funeral hereafter. Baltimore and Phila-
delphia papers please copy1
| CABLE Passed into rest. loving mother and q
faithful wife. On December 81, 1884, at $40
pm. at her home In Jersey City. NJ, HELEN
| ANZANETTA, daughter o. the late Miles Bram-
blee Of Fairfax. Va. and wife Of James e.
Cable. She leaves a husband and two daughters
to mourn her loss. Mrs. c. L. Saers OF Mt.
Pleasant, this city. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baden, also
of this city, are sisters OF the deceased
CHAPMAN. On January g., 1895. at am. Prof.
d. c. CHAPMAN of the United States coast
Funeral from his late residence ITO street SOUTH
east, Saturday at pm. %
FAUNcE. Entered into rest, on "Wednesday, Jans
nary 2. 1885, at 3:15 pm, MARY NJ. FAUNoE.
widow Of Capt Jacob ID. Faunee, in her sixty.
eighth year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
| FREAS Entered into rest. at her residence near
Sligo Ma WsanssdnE; SsnuaFy 3 1885, Ct $40
Freas, aged seventy 1--WE years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HLGARD. At the Bancroft Sunday, December
80, 1894. at 2:so am, CATHERINE HLGARD.
widow OF Prof Julius E Hilgard, late Of the
United States coast and eeodeiic survey.
Funeral service at chapel Of Oak Hin cemetery
respectfully invited 20 attend.
JACKSON. On Wednesday, January 2. 1898, at
TAO nm HESTER MARGARET only child OF
George p. and Heste: II. Jackson. aged nine
Funeral from parents residence. 2O11 b street
northwest Friday January T. at pm, ,! Rela.
Va, papers please copyD
MARX. , On THURSDAY morning, Jansary 3. 1885.
Dr. GEORGE MARX, aged ffty-six years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
McENERY. Departed this lfe January 2, 1898.
northeast, DENNIS MeESERf, aged twenty.
Funeral win take place Friday morning. January
4, at $50 O'Clock.
O'CONNOR. Entered into eternal rest, on wednes-
d day January Hu 1895 at s an at her resi-
wife Of Edward s. o'Conuor, in the sxty-second
ST. Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will
be celebrated at $50 Al for the repose OF hef
soul. Please omit flowers.
| WALSH. At the residence. &c street northeast.
1885, THOMAS, the Of Catherine and tho
late Thomas Walsh, after lingering illness;
instant, ut pm.
In McmOriam.
LEE. In loving remembrance OF our dear mothers
Mts. FANNIE LEE. who died one year ago to-
day, January 3, 1894.
. BY HER DAUGHTERS, JANE AND RACHEL.
Obituary.
CALLAHAN EDWARD d. CALLAHAN was horl
in this city thirty-nine years ago. and was edu-
Gated in the schools of the District He las
been In the government service for many years,
and at one time in the engineer corps OF
the United States army, stationed around New
YORK harbor.
1t is not often In lifetime flat meet men
possessing to a fault those manly and generous
traits of character which ever bring to us true
and loyal friends-friends who Willingly make
sacrifices for us.
EDWARD CALLAHAN was one Of these HIS
friends were legion and his own loyal, generous
and sympathetic nature inspired them to the
same high standard of manhood They viii
follow him to the grave feeling that they shall
not soon lock upon his like again. L. r. p.