The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25
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DIED. at his ffsadance, Id Washington city. on the
13tt iftspsfft. Rsy. WILLIAM MCLAIN, d.,
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1stzsy nn and dr ths T6o,s wig CIV wen n kn9 ysr,. abIlitg. 9n.
tuing energy. and rrcrfect fidelity In the MANAGE
WENT OF the ia,rsf business of THAT Society were re- e.
sleraiiens,, % a. d h M,,e n elss T hIs Name 11' h isipt on the
ustSI tho practical and useful pllilautllropis's Of
d, nsc' His many Intimate friends here aia e;,e-
w It, and his wonderful patience under severe anu
.yn, confined suffering. Will be glad TO Know tna,
/ hs last days were free from l,aiu, anu his dyinS oFn
surrounded b. every consolation Of devoted friend
ship and lifelong affection and thattle faithl,e nad
pre.clied and the religion he had lived never had
| more triumphant testimony than his " Lei me die
the Heath of the righteous, and let my last end be
like his" III M' f.E'
Died. on the morning Of the 22d OF February; ut
O'Clock. JULIA ELLA SIMS, after a short but
PAINFUL illness; aged nine years, SIX months anu
twenty-five days, eldest daughter OF Jonn L. ana
Annie l.. Sims.
Her funeral was preached at ,Clay-Street Metllo-
| dist F,piscopaI churc. where she had been 4 sun
diy-scinool scholar for 4 long time. She loved the
| school, and was always grievcd when circumstances
were such that she c0nld not attend. She loved to
talk about her Saviour and sing His praises. She
was n perfect sunheam-a Jewel rich and rare. Death
loves Il shining mark, and in. the death of little
| JULIA the angel reaper cuI,cd one OF the f1irest
flowers that ever Iloorred. Goodbye, dear JULIA;
happy now with Bessie, Fentic, Annie, and Minnie,
who have gone before.
Died on Monday morning, February "a, 1873,
WILLIAM II. THOMPSON, In the twcnty-!hird
| year OF his age.
Thus has passed away n dutlful son and 4 true
friend. In tive bloom of youth, beloved and respccte;
by all who knew him. May God bless his bereaved
parents and friends and sanctiiy this sad affection to
their good.
His funeral will take place from Trinity Cletho-
dist kpiscuia!j church THIS Tuesday AFTER
NOON Mt 2 O'Clock. Friends and acquainlaEccs arc
respectfully invited 10 attend without further no
tIcc.
Baltimore SIN and Washington Star will please
copy.
Died, at Cuckoo, Louisa county. on the 22d Of Feb
bro spinal meningitis, David CEHI.iE, only son
OF j. O.. ard the late William Curric, aged thirteen
yeIrs and eight months.
Ills funeral will take place from EcV. Or. iiogGS
church THIS TUESDAY EVENING at i O'Clock;
The friends Of the family are respectfully requested
to attend without furthcr notice.
Died. on the morning ofthc 2d Instant. 1t the resi-
dence OF her husband. IN this city, Mrs. MO-LiE
F., wife Of James W. Verscr. aftcc I lingering Ill
ness. which she bore with Il Christians f~ortit'i,'e: IN
the 4lst year of her age. Her remains were taken 10
Amelia county for intermpnt yesterday morning.
"Noi for thc Geid in Christ VIC weep;
Their SOrrnwS now are DER;
Tllr sra Il calm. the tempest past,
On that CT, rial shore.
"Jcs,s. car :Iladowy path Hume.
And teach tho claStcuc'i mind
To welcome ail fhats left of good,
To all that's lost resignad.N