Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-10
DIED.,

BROWN. On Friday, August 9, 1895. at 1:50
RR m after tn. ,ao lingering s Illness RIGaARD
in the eighty year of his age
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
on Monday. August Il, at 2 pm; thence to the
Zion Baptist Church, street between 80 and
~ streets Friends and relatives are respect
MITCHELL. On Saturday. August 10. 1895, at
JENNIE f.. beloved wife Of WIN. K Mitchell,
and second daughter OF Annie E and the late
Funeral from st. Paul's Church, Monday morning,
August IL. at O'Clock. Interment private.
MURPHY: Suddenly, on Friday. August Q. 1895.
MARTIN MuRPiiY, aged fcrty.fve.
pm, from Galbraith 4. Il. l. ZION Church. 9Th
street between L and n northwest.
ROLAND. At her residence Congress HeigMs.
on Saturday. August 10. 1895. MARY S. Ro-
LAND, aged twenty-ssven years and seven
Funeral from above residence Sunday, August IL,
at u noon. Interment at Bells Church. Camp
ROSE On Friday. August 9. 1895. at 2:ao pm,
E. ROSE, in the forty-seventh year of her age.
Weep not, dear sisters and brothers,
For tears are in vain;
I am past my sunerinss. past my pains,
And in heaven shau meet again.
BY HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Funeral Sunday, at 2 O'Clock, from Israel c. n. b
Church. Friends respectfully invited.
STERLING. Entered into rest Saturday, August
Ling, widow Of the late Dr. William Sterling.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
q PSSE ApSsit 1ss so,n
and two months.
A TENDER MEMORY
sead ad GENTLY "1 on 'hs enee
A shadow aarkenins all the Garth and sky.
And life is sad and desolate to me.
Sweet lips half parted in a smile;
The light Of God upon that baby brow;
hush upon the Tiny waxen face,
Our darlings but Q tender memory now.
Our grief nigh spent. try to calmly think
To ask ourselves half sternly, is it right
That should mourn that to eternal rest
Her infant form was lain by US toniChtf
Aside from paths that point the heavenly gate;
Perchsnce she might have heard the awful words.
''fou cannot enter now; toe late, too late"
And now, All. yes. our darling calmly sleeps;
Earth holds for her no hope, no grief nor loss;
WITH WITH sues deep pain upon he bitter cross
h s I'll s Flint 0% sss
Brightwood, D. Q. Friends and relatives in
vited. (warrsntan papers please copyJ
ToIsoN. On August 70, 1seS at 2:so am. at
Lo foam sa Of Prince Georges county,
Funeral from st. Marks Church, at lJ:50 an,
August II. Friends and relatives invited to
attend. Baltimore and Prince Georges county
papers please copJD
In MemOriam.
HEAP. II, indeed. death loves a shining mark
called hence. Possessed Of every lovabe quality
which endeared him to his fellow beings,
'.None knew him hut to love him:
None named him but to praise"
| Seldom can be found of whom It may be said
with truth He had everything to live for" Well
| born, well bred, remarkably handsome, possessed
| of ample means. the idol Of his family. he was
utterly unspoiled; his modesty and perfect manners
| charmed all with whom he came in contact. From
his two great grapdsires. Commodores Truxtun and
Porter, he inherited in a high degree that subtle
essence which must be Unborn, for II can never be
| grated, hest understood by ''Nobesse oblfge.'
Ills high Of honor love of truth land reinem-
bering his lovely mother, early LOST. his rever-
ente of womanicod were often commented upon.
lie had chosen his profession that OF naval archi-
| tect. and being prepared to enter the boston
| School of Technology He loved the sea and
| its manifold charms and looked forward with de-
| LIGHT to bis summer vacation, to he spent In the
enjoyment of his boats. provided for his amusement
| by an indulgent father. He was fond of athletic
sports was a generous victor and bore defeat with
good humor His horse and dogs bore witness to
| his humanity in evincing their joy whenever he
| appeared. After illness of only four days he
| was suddenly, panlessy and unconsciously removed
| from earth to another and better world. After
| eighteen happy years
He left the warm precincts Of living day.
| Nor cast longing lingering look behind.