New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
THE LATE HENRY j. RAYMOND.

THE funeral of the late editor of The NeW-
York Times Will take place at p M to-day IN ths rIes
byterian Church he Rev. A. H. Keogg pastorj' colnoi
of Tenthst and University place.
qbo remains w,ll be borne from his residence, No. Ia
West NInth.st at A D. m tafter prayer for the 1anly
nv the Rev. Prof Shedd in the following order
l. The Reverend Clergy; the Rev. Dr. stephhen p.h r "a.
Tying of St. Georges Church, who VIII co9unh nc ent
Church, VINO Will be invited to make tue 0pI,,routS
prayer and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecner VI W., ba ad
Church, Brooklyn, who Will DC lhVi'eu W A-
The pail win be borne by the following geNtiie%Gen Mai mem
John A. Dix Mai Gen l. McDOwSll Judge =. RrDa5t Gag'
Worace zee" Greeley B f. Tracy A. T. Stewart NJ H. Grin
nell Geo W. Curtis, c. @. Noryell w povroora only
son Of licensed Mr. Samuel B. Raymond OF kochesteI,
and Mr. j. F. Raymond OF DetrQlt, p5oH HI Weaver. Mr.
George Jones' his partner and copubisheT Judge y L.
Benedict of BrOOklyD and MT GiOep II, J9eS SIrbhord
a. The physicians DIS Dewesse Richards huOO"ru'
The representatives Of the Pfs Mr. R Eras n
ts pooks of Neg York Express; Mr. James Gordon Ben.
Nss YORK sun; Mr. Samuel Sinclair, OF NEw,foRK Il'i
RTSF: MT MantOn Marble, Of Netc- York WoIld ,,..,
Conant. ant swinton. Shepherd, Hennessy, Coleman and
Pond the reporters, clerks and FOREMAN ol no %
Other newspaper and political organizations, tncuding
the acting agent and his deputies in the once OF the AS
i'm body can oin the above Ninthst, at $50 M OF
meet at the Church in Tenthst punctualy at p Ill., Us
eNoo fnpph .
the final interment will be subsequently ana privately
made i'm Greenwood Cemetery by the family. -
The Governor of the State of New-H ork 70 whom a
intimaton was conveyed by the friends OF Mr Ray noHu
that they would be grauhed 10 nave nm Paioil"'0 Al
these ceremonies, teeuaphs as follows; -, \, .. u,,h
ALBAN june regret much that engagements
ptISS3ns .n verv sorry JOIN HOFFMAN.
Meetings OF various organizations, political ana oIher
wise of which Mr.. Raymond was IuehbeT, OF III "oso
success he had taken interest have been heia sncG
his untimely death, and at all OF them RESOLUTIONS VI
respect for his memory have been passed ,, r,,v,
ON Friday evening" already mentoned III lE MP
TINE appropriate resolutions were passed at the Sght
annual meeting of the Institute OF Reward tor SoueIs
| Orphans, Of which Mr.. Raymond was Chancellor me
same tribute of respect paid by twenty
| Union Republican Committee, the Seventh Assembly
/ District Republican Union Association, the twenty
thrst Union Republican General Committee, me Neto-
York Herald Club, the Eastern Branch OF the young
Mems Christian Association, and numerous other puDo
bodies Two resolutions passed by the Seventh Assembly
District Republican Association embOdyng Drleny lhe
sentiment felt by all classes OF our citizens read as fo-
| lows: - -,
sslred That we recall with deep emotion the genial manners born
Kind Of departed eowcien ana Te.
member With satisfaction bis latest and eHers were ior
differences between common heabean parry
| In New-lOrk City. ---,,---.
sore That sympathy 70 the bereaved house
hold great afcob invoking for them the consolation d m
in all the times aud seasons OF mortal NE ana
wisdom judges all human hearts, ana whose loving hA
| ness " dOeth all things we'll"