Evening star., 1901-02-12
DIED..

BLACkWEII. ELIZABETH. the only daughter
Of PhilIls Eiackweii departed this life Monlay.
February IL, 1901. at am.
Asleep In Jesus.
Funeral Wednesday ut o'clock FROM St Dominc's
Church.
BREMNER. On Monday. February II. 1901. Mt 10
o'clock pm at he her r, residence loii soth street
James Bremne-, In the eighty NTH year Of her
Funeral from Congress Street NJ F. Church. alst
street. West Washington. Thursday. Felru-
AIRY H. at och'ck. Interment at Rock Creek
cemetery.
BURnLNE; The remains Of the late EBERT +:
Inferred at Cock Greek cemetery Wednesday,
February 13. 1901. at 2 pm
BUSEY. On Tuesday. February IL. 1901 Mt 2:3O
am, DR.. SAMUEL. CLAGE'rr BuSEY, at his
residence, 901 18th street northwest.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
CoLITSkY. At Norfolk Va. ABIAM CoiLNSKY.
beloved son of Leah and the late Lewis Coiinsky
Interment at Norfolk. Va
ESTABROOK. On Saturday, February 0, 1901, at
io21 18th street northwest, MARION oTIs
ESTABROOk, infant son OF Nellie &. and Leon
NJ EstabrOok, aged eight months
Funeral private. Interment at Rock Creek cem-
etery.
HASTINGS On Saturday. February IL, 1901 ut
this city.
G street northeast, ALFRED KEI SEY HAUKE,
infant OF Carrie X. and Charles K. Huuke,
aged fye months and eight days.
Funeral from residence Wednesday, February H.
ut pm. Interment at Genwood cemetery.
MckIBBIN. On Monday. February H. 1901. MAR
ION; widow Of the late Brevet Brig. Gen
Funeral from Epiphany Church. Wednesday, Feb
ruary IL, at O'clock pm. Burial at Arlington
MI.sTEAD. On Monday. February IL, 1901: at $
pm. Mrs. ANNIE b. MIISTEAD. beloved wife
Of Benoni Milstead, in her fifty second year.
Funeral from Anacostia Baptist Church Wednesday,
February IL, at pm Relatives anl friends
invited To attend.
1901, LUCY CHASTENEY. fifth daughter of the
iate Robert Cliasteney. esquire; formerly Of
WhtlinghAm Hall. County Norfolk, aud widow
of the late John b. Parker of philadelphia and
mother Of the wife of Dr. G. J. Cleborne, L. y.
navy.
QUINN. On February Il, 1901. at the Residence Of
Street es fisSs northMes ANNE orISN ''"
Services az her late residence Interment at Falls
Church. Va. Wednesday, February l3 at $50
Private.
chief clerk. quartermaster's department; at New
Orleans, Ia. and beloved husband of Ellen Rea:
thirty days, a native of Nenagh, T.pparary.
Ireland. and a citizen of the United States & for
the vault at 3 pm. Thursday afternoon Feb
ruary. II. 1901. weather permitting. and IN
ton. D. c. Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend; also the following
cient Order of Hibernans," Catholic To al
abstinence Union of America" ST; Vincent de
Republic. Correspondents ON the Following pa
R Rers: Atlanta Ga; Buffalo, IN n ol,a.n y; Denver.
also papers to please copy notice by special re-
quest.
WALLACE. On Monday evening. February II.
1901 at ssGsk Si,Ip il the sghysxth year of
Funeral will take place on "Wednesday morning.
IS S0fk Ssn svo 0 s hs
thence to st. Stephens Catholic Church.
5;so an, MARTIN A. WATSON. formerly of
Funeral from his late residence. 11e 4th street
southeast. Thursday. February IA. at 10 o'clock
am. Interment at Arlington
In Memoriam.
In GsnE H our dear vSS dia
five years ago today, February Il, 1896.
'.Oh perfect rest, divinely full and deep,
Safe from the storms which earthward Ger us
For so He siveth His beloved sleep"
FAMILY.
STINZING. In loving remembrance OF Mrs. ROSE
NJ SrINZING, who departed this life one year
ago today. February II, 1900.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HER FRIEND. VIM L. GoDRoN.
Mrs. ROSE NJ. ST1NZING, who lived the Chris
tian life. fell asleep in the Christian faith and
entered Into her eternal rest one year ago to-
day. February II, 1900.
The sun still shines. the stars still keep their
courses,
And sight and sounds and tolls and tears go on
And love and laughter iinger natures forces
And nature the same; but there has gone
A soul so suddenly from earth TO heaven.
So swiftly called Of God. we think on her
And wonder II the giorfes He has given
Can still the things thought they were.
We saw her help each hand she clasped; her
spirit
We saw spread spells Of peace where'er she
went
We saw that deaf TO fattery and merit
Her memory shall keep from forgetting
A truth the world sweeps ever from forgetting
That earth is but a stage. the scene the setting,
Where noble souls prepare for heavenly parts
BY HER CHILDREN.