The morning times., 1895-07-25
USDERTAKERS.
DIED.

BAILEY-On Tuesday, July %. 1895,
az her residence III Philadelphia 2O15
North Thirty second street, Mrs Sarah E.
Bailey, m the sIXty-nInta year OF her age.
BONIFANT - Fell asleep in Jesus,
Wednesday morning, July p. 1895. PoIIie,
eldest daughter OF George Bonifant
Funeral services at the residence Of her
father. near Lay Hill. Montgomery county,
Nd, Friday, July 26, at . p. III.
BROWN-On Tuesday. July %, 1ss5,
Harley Wilton Brown, beloved sou of J. A.
and Marion ) Brown, aged five years ard
six mOEhs.
Funeral from late residence, No. 1641
ThiG y-Second street. to-day at 40. Rel
atives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend.
BRTaN-On July 20. 1895. at the resi-
deEce OF her son-iu-Iaw, Walter P Griffin,
near Clinton, Prince Georges county Md.
SgsDm1h Page BRYAN, widow Of The late
William Bryan, In the eighty seventh
year OF Ter age.
CARRINGTOS-Eute into rest Tues
day. July z3. 1855, at O'Clock p. ~,
after long and painful Illness, which
he bore with Christian fOruUUde, JACOB
Darlington, aged seventy seven years.
the le.CvCG husband OF SARAH tarrsIat,u,
and loving father Of Jane CEUrcl4I. -vyLis
Dawson. Mildred Banks, and solomon Il
earring. on.
Funeral from his late residence. 1906
Stanton alley, between 18th and 14th,
K and L streets, to-day. July %. ar 3 p
IN, thence 20 the Nineteenth StgJlt BAPTIST
Church Friends and relatives are re-
sp@CtrulIy invited to attend.
DAWSON Tuesday, July %. 1898,
after a brief illness. Ralph FGymau DAVIS,
son ur Roberta AMI James T. j Davis, de-
parted this life. aged thirteen years.
Funeral fTCm the residence Of his parents,
No. 45a street northwest, to-day. July
20. at 10 a Ii. Intermeut private.
HENKY-On Wednesday morning Iuly
81. 1898. ct s O'Clock Lizzie G.. Henry,
third daughter OF PatricE and Belinda
Henry.
ERS-Feu asIeepInJ sSuS ON Tuesday,
July - 1895, at l. 30 a. NJ. Catherine
Myers. beloved wife OF Charles c. Myers,
aged roTty-niue years, seven months and
seventeen days.
Funeral from late residence. 1925 Thirty
| second street northwest, thursday, July
| % at p NJ. Friends and relatives in
vited 10 attend IHteTmenJ at Oak LiL-
| Kindly omit flowers.
| ONEILL-SuddanIv on July %, 1895,
| at Chicago, III, OF cholera morbuS. James,
| eldest son of Elizabeth and the late JameS
/ O'Nenl
Loved in life; in death remembered.
| CaH not back our dear one gone:
His loss with patience bear;
For when We reach his blessed abode
There IL BE- no parting there.
But We shall see rs we are seen,
And know as we are known,
And hand clasp hand II p-riect love
At our Redeemer'S throne
BY his Family.
| Funeral services at $50 Thursday morn
ing, July %, from the residence of bis moth
er, 6S i street northeast. thence to St.
AlOySius Church, whore requiem mass WLl
BE- said for the rcpose of his soul Reid-
tiv4s and friends of the family invited 10
attend.
| MISUNDERSTANDING on Tuesday, July
%, 1925, Eugene Thomas, youngest son OF
the late John stanton. aged fourteen years
and seven months.
Funeral from residence Of his parents,
1895 Thirty second street EOrthwes,, JEis
morning. July %. at O'Clock. Requiem
mass at Trinity Catholic Church.
TRAAlNlER-On Tuesday. July %. 1875,
at s p. ~, Emma Trammer departed
this life.
Funeral TO take place from her late
residence. 1885 street northwest, Fri
day, July 20. at 2 O'Clock p. m. Friend:
and relatives invited to attend.
yENABLE-On July %, 1895. at II 90
p. IN, at his residence, 1852 Florida
avenue, Peter \. VeEable, youngest son Ol
! the late Peter \. and Catherine Veuable.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TITALE-On July 23, 1895, at 3 O'cloCI
a. M, Mrs ProvidenZi Vitale in this
xty-fOurth year her age, as the result o
long and painful injury. bein gthrownfron
8 cable car at the corner of Pcnnsylvanli
avenue and Seventh street southeast
Funeral from her late residence, No. 20
Seventh street southeast, this morning
at $50 O'Clock.
WALKER-On July "a, 1895, at 12-4'
a. M. Leo Edgar. the infant son OF L. z
and Nina Walker.
Funeral from 413 I street northeast, a
2.3O O'Clock this evening, July 20
In MemOriam.
In long memory Of Michael Reuben
Fentou, who lost bis life on the 25th day
OF July. 1894, whilst lerOiea'ly perform
| i'm; his duty in lighting the disastrous fir'
at knOX's warehouse. Both in his life
and death IL was an example fOr Others
to copy, ard his memory VIII long remail
green amongst his friends and relations
Let your light so shine before men thai
they may see your good work and glOrif.
L fat ruh Arh "a IN hAa