, 1875-04-12


Tho funeral Of tlis amiabio and cstimAb}o
lady, tho wife Of ono Of our oldest aud most
widaly-kuoMn citizens. who died on tho 9Th Inst,
taok place ct llta New Jerusalem tswedeuoor-
r.un) Church, corner Of Prair1e aycnne mud
Eighteenth Etrrct, at II o'c.ock Yesterday Moru-
ing. Ihe seryic6s we're conducted By tho Rev.
j. Il. Ibbard who Lad recclyoa Mrs. Dyer into
tho church society over twenty-six ycars ago.
Tic funeral wns ntscndoi by souo Of our olicnt
aud moat Eromlnont citIzeus. Among those
nresert wrro Judge Dlolgott OF tho Un.eu
States Dsarics Court, Julge Mark Skinner, Col,
William Bracket, tho Hon. j. \. Brhmsnon, Z.
u. a:cCagr, s. II. kertoot, John Forsytllc. lain
Jones. alhtthow La!ln,, g. 4. Hubbard, Amos I.
{a J. D. pSeG:tt Gns'ss G. 3n, G tlse da;n Ina T.
Durnnln. JOSEPH X. G. Forrest. II. II, D.bcorls.
!. Il, FoEscnt DR.. a. E. Small, Alexandar Officer,
Jotooh y: !1ced, George T: lloos. William A.
nam. AIonxo Hun i,,gton: Nal ltcus;' Hunting
ton, DR.. l.. 8. Smith. Julius Tu0u.aosl, q. r. ".
JunSa S. E. LoTing. and ollleEt.
Tho sotEnon Includel q yosy beautiful culoEy
epltoulo OF tho peculiar belief u IT," sChurch Of
which cha Was member. luelao tho MAIN On.
trhncn Of tho church u platform covered With
willie cloth had been erected. Oh "slicl. tho cas-
ket containing tbs lemalns wero n!acod. TIC
plattorn, and casket sero protusoly decorated
with tlovo!B of every Inscription. Dy tho ro-
quest OF tho deceased, osory enc OF thoso pres
eut tool: away Hover ns memonto, On zach
p.de ct tho platform, also, wero vasos, placed
upAn marble pcdestala, aud h!!cd With Aowors,
'connpicunan among which wore Gala 'lltes. Tea
roseS, tnLcroscs he!,osropca, Wild vioists, roao-
Buds catncllas, and rauh1cu. Tho initials Of TUG
dccesBrl-" j.. III. DIN pAustes, were placed
npon Tho raskct, over tho head OF which was an
oil paIut:ng Ut tic Gorarted, and at eaot nidc 9
beautiful rross III tubesosea, holiotropos, aud
White roecbnas,
Tie pal.bcate.s wero Mark Skinner, tho Hon.
William Erackett, tho Hon. j. !. Eeau,Mon, md
Cad l.. ", Juuge. Esq The remains ware
taken to Qakwoo1 EGsnetbry, aud Moyo followed
by large number Of casFa9oa.
LonfHa ". Over was b1rn at Norwich n, X,
in 1913. Her father, Ana Clifford, Esq, WAS a
leauinE citizen u TINT pace. Miss Glt0rl Ee-
moved 70 tl,ls state ~ very ehrly date {lb3l or
1850 xtth hor brothet and family, Judge James
4. clifford. Juuuo Glltord laid out tic CITY Of
Tjrin aul tho Inwn Of Duuleo In this State.
na.nlng tllcn. from the wcll-Anown tuneH in tho
old proDbvteliau hyinu-book. Probably tho
Scotch blood which waA ln tho !an.ly
Laa also its effect In causing him to
pndeeyor TO perpetueto tho old CAV
euanter aent!mcnta aud ideas which gave
substance and tone TO lis life md that Of Ills
cuaIsa family aud connections. Mrs. Dyer was a
WOMAN Of remarkable mlud and character. II
one may be pc,ultted to uBa the expression. ehe
Maa the REORGANIZATION at huo,au char!ty-oI
charity as Al.nust porfscsIv Tep1esented ~ humat
Life ard action. As DISTINGUISHED cstizen o.
said OF hor "Hh8 nos only never said ~ oSi
Notd Of anY ons. but never thought IT,. In a
good works she was foremost. But It wa es
pecsnlty lu tla circle Of holno aud enonR thost
fr!euds Who Woo privileged to neet hus there
lAt lhs sphere Of aez LIE Was most pescept!b|!