National Republican., 1876-12-06
DIED.,

AoPHERSON.-On the morning OF the sth in-
slant, MNnr ANN MoPaEEses,i in the ssTeniy-nrst
The funeral VIM take place from the re ssleuce Of
Street. GEORGETOWN Hcig6ts, on TharsaSg. tRe ~
instant, at O'Clock p. m. Z"
u@6 sofn1a ne Bos e e ss On s
Borie, and mother OF Hon. A.. E. Borie.
church, under The auspices osthe Most Rev. Arch.
bishop Wood. Her remains were attended TO the
ihe inS.tes q s.. Joseph,s b Orphan Asylum, I who
had been for nyyears the recipients Of her bounty
memory from the EceaS@g Battetias OF that city OF
s.Anothcr link that bound us to the past has gone.
in ths person Of aSs Boris and apSther bright spot
in The pure and lovely chsracte1 she bore.
MIS-. Borie Was one OF the few that still remain
with tSat OF Republic. Born in the island Of San
Domingo In the year I7ss, daughter Of rich French
isi lovely and secluded spot bot the traaquiiliiy
of her early days broken into by the great reYo
Of the PseiSsns century mt Y o sew days sGced g
nent peril Her fstherd dying amid the fearful scenes
Of numerous family devoiTed upon rrsii and in
experienced mother. whose lndonitable courage,
such as few have ever witnessed to the shores Of
Landing in Philadelphia. they made 1t their
home. Here the young aud accomplished Miss
BeauyesI, by her beauty and attractions, and much
affections Of Mr.. John Borie, rich and respectable
merchant tnen residing In our city. They were mar
ried in the year 1903. This event for her was the
beginnins Of long career OF usefulness, which only
For years the courss Of her tranquil life knew no
mar to Its hahpness. Young as she was. she became
was eagerly sought rom every Quarter
and returned With warmth ns loss sincere. With
herself to the saasring peGr .nd thus extrsc.sd @
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devoted husband was taken from her. He died
while she was yet In the prime of life. mOurued by
all who knew him. But hers destined he
troubled lie. A few deep SORROWS and Its PAIN
Sod had blessed her with many children whose love
and devotion supplied in a measure the place of the
children grown into mature years.-nappY in the
possession Of those Qualities which so eminently
fortasy settled in happy bones; her sons arrived at
an %6eS weah ap5 Dy
psratively few OF her numerous offspring preceded
deciining years, and to ward of by their devoted
care and attention the increasing infrmites of age.
very end, even amid the intense suferings which
eompanied her last illness. A constant solicitude
neglect OF her own. won ali hearts. She had good
word for every one, and all felt in her presence that
syD sympathy or warm lriend In SeT deatR the the
Ter ca s S a
tributed much toward assisting the progress Of re-
ersn eyep pe e% % cr ~ Wits vi
out receiving her bountlfu aid and support Truly
did she make use Of the gifts Of the Lord To ad-
ssHer death. so peaceful and calm, was ct ending
to.so beautiful life. With sweet prayer upon
her lips she passed from earth and suffering to her
eternal home, Of the deep and poignant grief her
loss has occasioned II Is not for to speak. Who,
indeed could picture the woe Of that darling sister
whoaceompanied her throu~h all the trials Of her
early youth. and Afterwards shared with her the
comforts other home for upwards S6 three quarters
ofa century now left es0laie while the very Idol
OF her exist nee has DISAPPEARED forever; OF that
loving daughter whose whole life WAS spent In min
isterig to her every want, or OF that devoted
who for more than sixty long years basked in the
sunlight of that mother love, and delighted in the
sweet influence she was wont TO exert over him
Into the sacred presence Of such sorrow are not
intrride. Ratl er would we stand apart among the
Multitude of those who though laying no claim to
that kindly glance OF affection. nevertheless en-
ioyed the very fallness OF IL; snd while deploriuE
the sad loss have sustained In being deprived Of
her benign presence yet bless God that the deepen
ing shadows OF that long evening Of life should have
fallen softly and sweety TO deprive death of sl
its terrors and Hken II to the calm and peaceful re-
pose which follows the labors OF wei-spent day.
wURDEMAN.-Deeember 4, ls76, MARY WURs
DEMAN, wife Of Herman II. Wurdem1n.
: Funeral this afternoon. at O'Clock. from "a
Ninth street northwest. The Iriehds " tine ianh!
are invited to attend