Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-20
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An An; MARY NJ, beloved wife Of WIN. ].
Funeral win take place from her late residence.
1iS6 street northeast, Friday, Februar. u, at
d Pm Friends and relatives invited 10 at
Il, nhE n on ns,day Fc'sgary IS 1895 at a!5
resldence, 44s LIST street southwest
Gone to thy Heavenly Fathers rest.
The flowers OF Elcn round thee blowing,
And on thine ear the murmurs best
of Silva waters softly flowing.
Beneath that Tree of Life which gives
To all the earth Its healing leaves,
In the white robes of angels clad
Ana wandering Icy that sacred river,
whose streams of holiness make glad
The city OF our God forever.
Funeral from Israel c. NJ. z. Church, corner Is,
and streets southwest, Friday, February Il,
at o'clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend.
EARLY. Departed this life. suddenly. February 10,
Isag FREDERICK DAVIS. beloved son 9f
Judith and the late Micajah Early and hus-
b"nd Of Mary Middleton Early
Funeral will leave residence. ISL Vermont avenue
fsnns to saS .n Trary n At 80 p
Relatives ard friends invited attend.
FLANNERY On Wednesday. February 10. 1896. at
O'Clock pm, his home in Laurel, Nd, ip
5he ESeISd year Of his age FRASc
and Margaret f. Flanncry.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of his
es %pnnE ,b Tepsg ~ at
Marys Catholic Church. Laurel.
HARDER. Departed this life February 70. 1896,
at /? am, after a long and painful illn-ss,
MILTON, the beloved and only pe ciid Of INNS
and the late Wesley Harden, in the twenty.
third year Of his age.
IT'S hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart;
'Tis hard. so hard. to speak the words,
,, We must forever part
Whom 1 loved welll
How can drink this bitter cup
And say long and las. farewell
BY HIS MOTHER
Had He asked US well We know
We should say, Oh, spare the blow:
Yes; with streaming tears should pray.
Lord we love him, let him stay
In love he lived. in peace be died.
His life was asked. but God denied
By HIS COUSINS
Funeral from his late residence 435 LIST street
southwest: thence TO St Augustine's Church,
where solemn requiem mass will he said for tho
reiose Of his soul, saturday, February %, Mt
vited TO attend.
MATTHEWS. Fell asleep in Jesus on "Wednesday,
Iehrlary 10 1896 at 30 an, a. his resi-
TiIEWs. lie leaves IA Wife and two Children to
Funeral from METROPOLITAN Wesley Zion Church,
street between I'd and Sd southwest, Friday,
Felri1ry II, at , pm. Friends and relatives
Invited to attend
1896. at 5:l5 pm, PATRICK oDoNNoiHuE
days, native OF County Cork, ireland, and
resident of this District tor more than seventy
Funeral from his late residence. 12a o street
southeast on SATURDAY n,ornins. Mass at 81. 4,
PALMER On "Wednesday. February 10. 1896 at
beloved hashard of Molic " Palmer, in ii;
ffty-sixth year. His last words were: Il am
Services lis late residence Friday, February q,
at pm. Relatives and friends invited 10 at
Rabbit. ON February 10. 1896 at II 40 a m.
loved NJ Isaac ii. and AGnie Il. Rabbit,
aged one year and nineteen days .,
inicrment at Rockville. Md, FIidsy, February Fl,
At 1 PA
february H. !sss. f Dr. l. A REID on '""'o'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
THOMAS FRANCIS. only son Of Charles E and
Lizzie 4: Robbins aad Grandson of Thomas and
Marguerite Collins, aged seven months.
Funeral viii take place from his parents residence,
81 ~ srst nsra at and I 5re nR Saindy
attend. Interncnt AZ Mt olivet cemetery. e
WITS. Filtered into rest: Wednesday; February
49, 1896. at 3 pm. SIDNEY SMITH WATTS
of wostlury. willis. England. in the sAty-ihird
Funeral from lis late residence. 1905 sth street
northwest. saturday. February -, at pm
IntcrIncnt at Oak Hi cemetery. 2'
In Memoriam.
ANAN. In loving remembrance Of dear hus-
hand and father. SEBASTIAN AAfAN. who died
one year ago today. Febrcury 20. 1875.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MORGAN. In loving remembrance Of our dazzling
Georgia beloved of George IT, and Nanni4
Morgan who died one year ago today, February
20, 1895.
Gone, but not forgotten
KICKER. In loving remembrance OF 10Y motbeR
Mrs. NAl.Y KICKER, who departed this lie
February &c. 1sSe, seven years ago, at the ripe
age Of seventy -fuur years. While In this life
loved and reycred her and was always kind
and dutifgl daughter. In death she lives In
my heart aud memory.
Gone. but not forgotten"
By her daughter, Mrs. MARION ESHLEMAN.