Evening star., 1900-10-09
DIED.

BIsCHoFF. On Tuesday October o. 1900. at
am, at the residence of her brother, Leonard
+. Bischof, 431 street northwest FANNIE
NJ daughter OF Mary L. and the late Andrew
Lovely, loving, beloved.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. 2'
CLARK. On Tuesday October o. 1900. SFJDEN
MOVES CLARK, late major, United States Vol
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Mrs. HARRIET A, DONOHuE. at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law. Jas. W. Somerville,
1343 Princeton street northwest.
Funeral Thursday, at pm. fnterment at Rock
Greek cemetery. =
EVANS. On Tuesday. October O. 1900, at 30 a m,
MARGRET Virginia. Youngest daughter of
James and Alice Evans (nee King, aged five
years and one month.
Funeral from grandparents residence sO17 street,
at ~ . az H ~
FENwICK On Monday October S, 1900, at 2:3O
am. CHARLES E, son Of Ann E. and the late
James S. Fenwick
s woodsiGe, % Nd. on 0 Wednesday @ e 0etSoer ~ TO- Re-
QUEEN mass at ST. Johns Church. Forest Glen,
Nd, at 1880 am. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited attend.
EMMA B. HADAWaY, wife Of Charles Il.
Hadaway.
HAMER. Departed this life on Monday, October
Saushcr " at MRS n j. Adams nn sis Sd street e
southwest, JANE. beloved wife of the late Rev.
J. T. Hamer, In the seventy first year OF her
Dear mother hands. thy work is Ger;
The seams and wrinkles time has wrought
Are eloquent Of victories won;
OF self -subdued, stern battles fought.
The changes others score TO time,
And call the loss of youth and light,
We note blessed marks along
The glorious road of mother love
That points us TO Gods fountain height
Lay down thy task, thy work is done.
The life God gives still to bear
Is filled with memories so sweet
We would not change it IL We dare.
The hardest of its battehelds.
The bitterest Of its hard fought plains.
Is radiant with mothers love
Along the road you set our feet,
BY HER CHILDREN
Funeral THURSDAY October H. at II O'clock ,1as an
D street southwest. Friends Invited. Casket
will not be opened in the church.
HoRsFoRD; At CambTidgs Mass 1ss October ;,o, 8;
of Ehen Norton Horsford and daughter of Sam
uel Smith Gardiner of Shelter Island, \. Y.
Funeral private.
MANNING Departed this life on .Sn SUNDAY ostOser st
street lsoe southwest al TioMAs IS De- Jr the beloved
son of Thos. d. Manning. Sr., and the late Mary
E. Manning, and brother of Frances. Matte and
Funeral wednesday, October 10. at / pm; from
a. streets southwest Friends and relatives
are invited to attend baltimore; Phiiadelphia hi,
and New York papers please copyJ Casket Will
not be opened in church.
MANNING. On Monday. October s, 1900. at Forest
Glen. Nd: of chronic pneumonia. DR.. CARO-
Funeral private Interment Rock Greek cemetery2'
On s@ndsy ns ss*sy seo istsi
friend and ceryant in the family OF the late
Funeral from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Wednesday at pm. Relatives and friends re-
spectfully invited.
MORRISON. On Monday. October 8. 1900, In Gull
pepper county, Va, CHARLES F., son of Walter
G and the late Bessie Prentiss Morrison, aged
nine years and three months.
October 10, at $3.50 pm. Relatives and friends
invited.
residence, No Sis 18th street. Colonel JOSEPH
rn,fsS states srrny. aged siHtyfouT Years.
Notice Of interment will follow later.
In Memoriam.
HARRIEs, who departed this life three years
ago today.
Day by day we saw him fade and slowly sink away:
Affections long he bore. physicians were In vafn
But he has gone with God to dwell and suffer no
'D0'e '''n' BY HIS PARENTS.
MITCHELL In loving Semembranse sm Of s our darling
who died ten years ago today. October 8, 1880.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
TOMPKINS. In memo-y of MARY B. TOMPKINS,
who died one year ago today. October o, 1883.
II had known how soon for you
Drew the ending OF the fight,
And on your vision, fair and new.
Eternal peace dawned into sight,
should have begged loves last gift,
That you, before Gods great white throne,
Would pray for your poor sister on earth J
II I had known.
SISTER LYDIA.