The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-13
DEATHS.

Died M the residence of his ia her, Sunday after
70 t3Is eldest som Of Jahn "
and tycline FERGUSON In the twent}'third year Oh
his age. r-.. ,-,,,.
church MuEoaY afternoon ut O'clock His remain,
were iatcrrtd in Hollywood Cemetery by Richmond
Rand ,ph Lodge, the Washington Lit rary Society,
and large number OF sympath cling friends.
Thu. has passed away u young man vel known
IN this community for all the noble qualities wlrcn
adorn youth though vfctlm Of the fell de-
stroyer Consumption, he feared nor to die. Blcst
with time and Op2 rtunity 10 make his peace with
God, he steadily improved the mercy titus given,
and hen the gfiin messenler came he feartd not
the liz struc ion that wasteth al MONDAY"
Rest peacefully, RALEIGH, In thy silent tomb.
Though Dead thou art still speaking 10 thy brethren
aud t. thy young cumr ades, peldiag with lhen to
follow thee.
May Me who survive initiate thy v!ruous life and
try TO meet thee In heay.n.
sorrow not, bere iyed p,ren's, and brothers. ard
sisters and relatives, he Is not dead but sleeperh
Portsmouth aud Sutflik yapers please copy. K.
Died. ON Monday the 18th of July, at the resi-.
deuce of her parents, LILY ALICE, Daughter OF
A. A. and Anu n.Joues; aged nine months.
Cease here longer to detain Inc, ....#"
FOndesL brother, drowned IN woe;
Now thy kind addresses pain me;
Morn aoyances-let ME 60. ..a
Lately launched trembling stranger t....-
On the worlds vide, boisterous flood;
Pierced with sorrow, tossed with CANCER,
Gladly return 10 God. a-s .--
There my mothers pleasures centre; r.,..E~
Weeping. parting care, or Woe
Never our fathers house shall enter;
Morn adyances-let me 20. ....-.
Her funeral will take pla, e from the residence OF
her parents, NO. GIL First street. THIS AFrEE-
NOON at 3 O'clock. Friends are invited TO attend.
Died, nesr Perryyille. Boyle county. Ky., on the
4th Instant, Mrs. l. tCY =. LINNEY, wire OF Jonn
81 Linuey, and daughter Of Johu Pate, Esq, DE-
ceased. Hanover, In the forty.third year OF her
age leaving an affecrionate husband aud ten chill
dren 10 mourn her loss but they have the coaso-
li,ion believe she Was prepared Tor the chang,
having been Il consistent member or the CHrist1n
Church for more than twenty years. MAY h'r nus
baud aud children initiate her aud be prepared, as
she was, for the awful change. b. w. i.
Christian Examiner please copy.
Died, Monday, July 18th, at o'clock A. NJ,
MARY MAUI, infant daughter of T. j. and Rosa
Her funeral Will take place THIS tiuesIayl
MORNING ut IL O'clock from her fathers resi-
dence, No. 102 Byrd street.
Departed this life on the 11th instant, at ,,3H
O'Clock 4. NJ, L ISLE. ipfsnt sou Of Dr. VIII
liam Z. aud Male Day, aud grandson OF =. II. Dove.
Died, in Charleston, y. c., Friday, July 8. 1875,
JOHN STEWART PINCkEEYs youngest son VI
Thomas and Mary Stewart finckney, aged eight
months.
Died. on Sunday, July 1th, Of haIf-past o'clock,
after lOug illness OF consumption, Mr.. DENIS
LEARY, native Of the parish Of Ovens, county
for twenty live years resident OF This city, and for
twenty gears employ ee OF the Richmond and
UanyilIe n atifo1d Company. he leaves vile aao
faIni, v ind lpauy friends 10 mourn his loss.
His funeral vfu take place from e. Peters ca
thedruI at O'Clock This MORNING. Friends
u nd acguaIu LAD t,es are invited to-attend.
Baltimore, Phi tlsdeipha. Boston, and Lawrence
Mass papers WI Biease copy.