Evening star., 1896-10-24

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OI Doston, Mas
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Funeral notice in morning papers
COLE. On Saturday. October "a. 1886. at 1o;4o
daughter of william and Jane cole IL '''>iA'
Thy hands are clasp-d upon thy breast.
| have kissed thy lovely brow,
| And IN my aching heart know
BY HER MOTHER.
Funeral will take place from Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church Monday, October "a at 3 PIN
Fri'Ids and relatives invited TO attend
| CONNER; on Thursday: October D. lss6 at 9
ocl%rk pm. JOHN ii. CONNER, beloved hus-
Funeral VIII take place from the resid,nce Of his
n1es, nslI5 Mrs; q, SSas ss, smith al kidgs street
pm Friends and relatives invited To attend.
| ENNIS. Departed this life In peace Fridar morn.
ins ntoher .. 1885. Mt o'clock. JOHN f.
ENnlS f, i,,t al the resid"n"e of his sister Mrs
Funeral services at st. Patrick's Church Sunday
ART, afternoon October a5, at 2:3o O'Clock. Friends
aud hcquhintances invited TO attend. =.
| FHIliAM. Enterrd into rest Thursday. October
GEORGE FELTHAM in the sesenfyIYlb n ysa1 ".s'i
% ,d,ids IBIS az aEe husband Of Mary II. Pelham aud
L. Goodrich, Miss Emily o. F-tlam aud Mrs
lht'rinent at Albany, y. Y.
ilAMMERS'lII-AG u, @ Snddcnly. on Friday. October
- lSh M Nrw York city. y. y, SItl;FRIfcI
HAMMERS Hi-A'i, formerly OF Washington IL.
HODGES. ON Friday. October ~. 1896 AT a.3o
pm: Of % %,yl,hold fever at the residence OF lis
p'rrnis -.oS - street northwest. FLETCHER
Hodges, their beloved in his Iu7ry second
FulcFai and nternpui tri,aia
| HrTToM on Thursday. octoi,r %. iSse. KATE
| ; III fIpN. widow Of III. late ]. d. Hutton
| ,, uitrr a lingering Illness.
Funeral private, 50 TX street northwest.
| kEEFE. ON saturday. October "a. 1896. at
and Mary ke"fe. aged six yenrs ard 1.-The
Funeral private, Monday. October a6 at . nm.
from parents residence, 1900 LIST street north
MILLER. On Friday, October 2s. 1896. at Ie:45
Am, Am; ELIZABETH A. wife Of the late charles
Funeral from her late residence 40 sth street
soutL,2sL on sunday. October -. al o'clork
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
| o'coNNoR. on Friday. October p. 1896, JOHN
r. son of John and the late Catherine o'Con-
, h"r In thr thirty -hrst y.Hr of his age.
| Funeral Mon'iay morning October 26 from the
Mssi Sss.a'nte Of his aunt i"l ID street northeast
YORK and Chicago papers please c0pyD
o'DEA. On o~tober 81. 1880. at : o'clock am.
MARY N MARGARET. beloved daughter "f L. j.
and Ellen o'Dea, aged two years and Two
Funeral private.
EMMA +. ORR. widow OF the late William j.
Funeral notice later.
REINRrRG. on SATURDAY. October "a. 1896. at
Ancra '. Reiu,bur-
Funeral notice hereafter.
am. Mrs. IIzAnErn TAYLOR in the ff'
Funeral viii take place from her late residence No
III" Bath street n"rtiw'st. on sunday. October
the Trinity Catholic Church. Friends ana rel
atlves are pr'tfuy invited.
roIISoN. on THURSDAY. October IL. lss6 at
Il:io pm. at Fni!port. Mort hInhcrand county.
| Va. Capt. AR1'IIIR RICHARD TDIISpN
aged forty three Years
An honest man: kind husband. father.
brother and son. All who knew him mourn his
lie Inferred with Masonic honors at his home
Ilac" on Point Pleasant.
wnIlIS. suddenly, October p. 1896, EDWIN
| Intcrment in Mcnrcc Mich.
In Memorinm.
| BROWN, In loving nrmory of dear mother.
MARIA II. BROWN. who ei'tcred into rest two
years ago tomorrow. octoher -. 1894.
Conc, but not forgotten
BY HER DAUGHTERs.
l1Nk1NS. Departed thi, life three years ago to-
day, October "a, 1888. KATIE H., wife OF
Steve Linkns and the beloved daughter of Mary
Wilkerson.
Gone, but not forgotten.
:. LINKINs.
Silently the shades of evening
Gather round my lonely door
Silently they bring before
sweet face L more.
HER MOTHER.
NEWGENT. In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. Mrs. FANNIE A. NENt:ENT, who died
year ago today October ~, 1855.
One long year have parted
Although IL filled hearts with pain
Still. ia the right path We have started
Dear mamma, IN heaven Wen meet again.
How oft grieyc: Oh how miss thee;
Twas mother such store.
But God from pain has set the. free;
Wen try and meet you the other shore.
How lonely tie days: oh. how dreary the night.
Since leaving ms, mother dear out OF your sight.
But God In His kindness relieved you from ia n
And shows loss alone for youI gain.
BY HER CHILDREN.
REiAN. In loving Remembrance Of JOHN r. RE
GAN, who died in Chicago three years ago to-
day, October -, 1888.
May his soul rest in peace.
Gone. hut not forgotten
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER MARY