The Washington times., 1906-09-23
DIED.

CAHII.L-At his residence. 2il6 J.. street
northwest on saturday, September p, 1895
NICHOLAS CAHILL.
He was born IN Kilkenny. Ireland, sixty
eight years ago. When he was twenty years
OF age he came 20 the United States. ana
married a short time afterward- Mr. Ca
hll vas watchman at the United states
Naval Observatory for r1Tty-f0uT wears
throughout which he was faithful and at
tentlve 90 his duties and won the esteem
OF his superiors. During the civil war be
was teamEter in the Union army.
on June - he was compelled 70 take
20 his bed Yesterday morning be died, as
a result of Brights disease. He Is survived
by q widow and five children
DUVALI1-At her home. Ili6 X street south
east. ADDIE NJ DUEALLq oD Friday. Sep
Iember q. 1890
Martha i. DuvaH. having been born in
Washington about thirty years ago. Miss
DuvaI was educated IN the public schools
OF this city.
Until last spring she enjoyed the best Of
health and robust and vigorous. on
May Il, however she was compelled 10 take
% her bed. After a lingering illness ~
four months. during which she bore her
suffering with fOrtitude and resignation.
she died yesterday afternoon from Bright s
disease.
McDONOUGH-Oa Saturday. September ..
1906. MARY A McDONOUGH. at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Kate Thornton. her aunt. 1870
TUcnty-third street northwest.
She was born in 81. Louis twenty years
ago. She came TO Washington 20 make
her home with Mrs. Thornton two years ago.
She was the daughter OF Timothy and Mar
garet MCDOnOuEh. Of ST. Louis.
About three months ago she was taken
III and died yesterday morning PleuTisy
was assigned as the cause of death,
McGUIRE-On Saturday, September e. 1906,
at 6:l5 a. m, at the residence OF her uncle.
Arthur Woods. 2024 Twelfth street north
west MARGARET MCGUIRE.
RAY-On Friday, September p, 1906, LOUIS
B. RAY, at his home, 6l7 street north
west.
Particulars in another column.
THOAfAS-On Friday. September q, 1905,
ELIZABETH NJ. THOMAS. at her home.
sl24 ? street northwest. after brief III
ness.
Miss Thomas was the daughter Of James
Thomas. one OF the West Ends pioneer citt-
zens, who came 10 Washington In early
life from Great Britain Miss Inonlas lived
a quiet life in her home. and most Of her
available time was devoted 10 church work
and charitable causes. She was a member
Of the West Street Presbyterian Church.
FOSTER-Entered into rest az 2 a. m. sat
urday. September p, at his residence n
this city, The PoTtner. Judge ELIJAH
CALEB FOSTER beloved husband Of
Judith Ellen Foster, in the sixty-third year
Of ih!s age.
Funeral Sunday at p. m. ct Foundry
NJ 4. Church. Intement private.
Members OF faculty. alumni. and stu
dents Of Washington College of Law are
requested to meet at Foundry NJ. f
Church. Sixteenth street, at 2.45 D. M.
Sunday, to attend In a body the funeral Of
Judge E. c. Foster
ELLEN SPENCER MUSSEY. Dean.
The honorary pallbeareTs VIII be Lin.
colin Smith and Harry Peyton, from the
Department Of Justice. and the Misses Mary
Wood. Sophie Kent. LOttie Richards and
Helen Jamison. from the washington col
lege OF Law. who viii wear their cans and
gowns The active pallbearers VIII be six
members Of the Foundry Methodist Episco-
pal Church congregation
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