Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-06
DIED.

HARTMAN On Friday. July 5, 1895. at 1850
northeast, after a long and painful illness Err
NEsf T., the youngest son Of Geo W. Bark
man, in the twenty -lrst year of his age.
Not dead, but asleep with Jesus
Funeral from Marvin NJ. E. Church South, corner
10Th and streets southwest, Sunday, July Z,
cemetery Friends and restves iS%ifsG 10 at
copyD
rL4 rfEE G q IqE 1s5 at 7so JOSE
Blumer. only daughter Of john A. HOLLAND,
United States navy, in the twenty sixth year OF
Funeral from late residence. s21 street south
reias Invited p o attend inteme sf' at c aar
gres ional cemetery 2.
CARTER. On July 5, 1895 ARTHUR, the beloved
brother of L. C. Green and George and Lucy
Funeral from the Metropolitan A: NJ. f, Church. NJ
street between 10Th and 18th northwest at
O'Clock pm Charleston, S: c. papers please
| CHADSEY. At Freedman's Hospital Washington,
e. JHy T. lsa5 Of pgl@onaEy tuberculosis,
| (New York city and Chicago papers please copy)
PARKER CROWN. Youngest son of VIM s. and
Emma G. Crown, aged fifteen months.
southeast, Monday evening, July S. at $50
o'clock.
coNNELI. At his daughters residence, .lS6
street street northwesl; on July 8, 1875, at am,
at i o'clock Monday '''>- '''N Nf''''
DART Departed this life Friday July 5. 1928, a:
! John L. and Julia Pierre Dart.
Funsra will take place from the residence Of her
grandparents. sos ,lst street, Saturday after
| noon, July o, at 4:3o O'Clock.
morning. G July aseFp 1sa5, Mrs NARY nu IsNE
GRAHAM. late of Orange, Va, at her residence.
| Funeral from Zion Baptist Church, F street be.
so a and + os 5b sDaaY iSy at
attend. :.
1895, Mrs. MSS MAIY Y Floyd, Beloved mother Of
Funeral from Harfofd Avenue NJ e Church. corner
Hartford avenue and Biddle street, Baltimore,
| Md, Sunday, July I, at pm.
MILLER I'D On , Friday, July s 1875 Wn M;I;
Funeral from his late residence sh e4s "a street
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
Interment at Mt olivet cemetery.
SHEET1Y will be buried Prospect Hill ceme-
terry Monday, July S, 1885, at pm.
STEWART. At his residence, 1913 street north
ing Illness, WILLIAM 5: STEWART
late residence.
dence of her niece, als 18th street northwest.
Funeral will take place from st. Au.rStine's
Church an Monday. July $, at am Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
D w II hs city w. on sgE + ISL 2.
formerly Of caniisid. Ohio. aged serensr-dfe
years and three months.
street Southwest. Remains viii be taken to
Ohio for burial
In Mcmorinm.
TRIBUTE no THE w,' MTMoRY OF DEPARTED
From whe.i,.:s ,nIelliscncer:l
TrEems FasS Be- MiLlAhD ' f. Ii mAiI al'- hu e.
bend Of &c Charlotte MsHay formerly of indans!ois
HalccE ind in sS his q ts se en and Mary
The longest LIE is that which answers nfe's
When man like Willard Fillmore Halleck closes
lis life On earth i: seems fitting that mention
IL the community in which his life WAS passed
., One M who knsw him infinitely on being informed
Ioorer by the loss OF of its most cultured gen.
tlemen ier he combined more Of the qualities that
actsr than most men have knewn:'
as He in se f afas S vi e Ia dsh s 3;
his profession, with fne prospects Of a Successful
wife. With a brave determination to at least post
pone the evil day OF parting with those he loved.
Throughout the protrncted struggle his patient
endurance wonderful. He greeted his friends
with s;pile up the day OF his departure.
Yet with wise fo esigiit, he who well
equipped for happy life on earth WAS equally
prepared for the life beyond the tomb. With an
rnfalterIng trust, he looked forward to Immortal
life.
During his long and painful illness his faithful
wife his devoted nursa and companion, bearing
him tenlerly from place to place that promised
lief, always cheering him with words Of comfort
ard hope OF ultimate triumph over disease.
But the end caIae all but the two n ~ tn-
tercst,d had predicted months before IL
On n bright June Cay, when roses anil III =. f1rfn1
the air with their fragrance covered Che easket.
who loved him followed his remains to beauti-
full Rock Creek cemetery. wbere, with the sacred
ritual of the Episcopal Church and the imposing
ceremonies OF Masonry, OF both Of which be was
an holorcd member, we committed his body to the
tomb.
As his life with beautiful In Its singular
purity ard truth, may his life with the angels
be filed with happiness, and. with the memory Of
his love running like golden cord through all Der
life, may his sorrvwing widow hnd his faithful
hand grasIng hers when She too. shah cross the
river OF death. e. FRIEND.
MILLS. In loving remembrance or my beloved
friend GILBERT d. MILLS. who departed this
life year tomorrow, Jaly Z. 1884.
Dearest friend. you have left me,
And the loss / deeply feel;
Yet again hope meet .hee
When the day OF life has ned.
When in heaven With soy TO greet thee,
faro to