, 1875-07-11

Cashmere. Cant. Hasitt, Dec 7, 1884 Mr. Osgoco
too5 Of tho printing Wb Il. ceebrst
ID Missionary, tho Rev: Jnd 7nn m ~ ~ ~ w.g n.,
ordained c!srgyman Sf TIC H. " oad' disd in Moa
min OFT s. 1881 He married his second 1nte' a8s'
Sarah u. " Thomas, July IL, 1858.
teycrn expeditions into the interior OF TIE county,
and proved himself quito power a. ~ y; an1;1
IT, BY bis T LEFT f ma nm, m 1ear
he sailed from Liverpool for the United State, on
lie steamship Great britain, which was wrecked si
Oh lhe Irish coast soon after"ard' Ins .tIs
SInsee M4, oseood, % t.ke passage in rang vessel IL
which be reached New York during the month OF
lie deso:ed the winter Of that year to missionary
labor and was appointed agent Of the American
.a NsT 10un ths As satsfo1uns ts to ese bis second
wife in the year 1879. ~. fsariy s;ari two txo
Hiss Caroline VISIT OF Saratoga Springs. Mr. o:sooI
alored in Western New York during the seven suhse-
snd bis pns5s o 9nr va a 80
the District Of Columbia. IL the year 1851 no eHnEad
Ills place Of residence and settled In PLlladelphla,
joined the Eleventh Baptist Church. under the
lastorats Of Dr.. D. B. Cheney, now of t1s cry
and was subsequently associated With tho fe'. =
III. Osgood came to Chicago In 1870, and was
placed in charge Of the american b,ptiss Union
Mission OF the West, which included all States and
Territories west Of New York. This honorable posi-
lion he held when he called to his reward in the
better world
The Secretary Of the Union at Boston:
lhe Iseu {. +. 1oimas: The Mission Rooms are in
profound sympathy With Chicago III mourning for oao
Of the wIsest and best Of men-
Revelations, Chap. IA, Verse 13: And heard
voice from heaven, saying unto me: Write, Blessed
are the dead which die in tho Lord from heneefortn
Yes. saith the spiFt that fey may restroom their ID
bors aud their WORKS do follow them. -
Gro. ". GARDNER. Secretary.
The funeral services will le held as the University
Plaes Church Ut P. NJ. today.
o. RAYMOND.
Edward Dickinson Raymond, member OF the
Board Of Trade Of sixteen years. sandnR was yester-
day afternoon found dead IN his at the Sherman
House. The deceased retired Friday evening at the
usual hour. and in apparent good heath lie was con-
nected with the firm Of William Young Co., and, not
appearing ut the oGice yesteEday morning, member
Of the firm inquired for him 1T the hotel The Inquiry
led to visit to bis room, which was found locked-
An entrance Was made through the transom, when be
was discovered dead In bed his body be!ag contracted
mud his face discolored. The Coroner was at once
notified and at O'Clock held inquest the jury re-
The deceased was born in westboro, Mass, in 1898.
md WIN = yoar' Of Of age came to thls
business. Just previous to the Are bis
health failed him, and he went abroad, returning dur
ing tho winter Of 1871 HI then associated with H.
Wright Co., in his old business, and l1ttery with
William Young Co., with whom he was connected at
the time Of his death. He had been member Of tie
First Bapts: Church for number OF years, and IN
religious III well bu6fneeE circles wss hRnly es-
1eeuaad. His remains will be taken to Westboro Macs,
on the SIS train this afternoon over the Michigan
Central Road, accompanied by brother and several
sherman House 33o o'clock before starting for the
train.