The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12
DEATHS,

Died In this city. on Fridav morning he lth in
slant. ~ O'Clock sfer short ana Rtihtni
field. and daughter Of Thomas g.. aud Fannie Bur
roughs. III the tweniy.fourlh year OF her age.
MAGGIE. shall see thy face no more
10 more! no. " never mr.
Until my ,priis trembling foot
Snail pTtss that Other shore.
Then 10 that wOndrOus spirit world
THY soul shall welcome mine,'
And memories sweet of other years
VIII round our pleasures tWite.
The funeral viii take place from Nsnahe-Slreel
Baplist church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON NtAI
al O'Clock. Friend and acquaintance of the ialh-
iIy are invited 10 attend.
Bltimore and Danyille papers p'ease copy
Died. AT his residence in sidney, YESTERDAY. at 3
o. lock. after long aud painful Illness WILLIAM
KELLEY, AGED forty five years
The funeral viii take III &c from his late fc,ldrhce,
No 1901 west Main street. AZ 2 O'Clock SuNDAi
AFTERNOON, March l3.h Frients andacqn,iaai-
auces invited 10 attend. ~
Died. on Seminary Hill. near Alexandria, at 4.
NJ March Oh Mrs. MARY Il. FUNSIEN, wire OF
The late Colonel Oliver v. Fun>ten. - tIarke
county, and daughter of the late James W. Bowen,
of AlbCmarle county, va.
surely Cots thoughts are not our lhoughts'
neither are His ways our ways. we iteI lhaI tht>"
words must be firmly impressed on our MINDS g'se
we should be inclined 10 wonder That life 80 lul OF
earnest usefulness should be thus cut on. Mrs.
FUNSTEN was a woman of marked character Al
who came In contact with her were impressed win
her gentleness. her elegant ana gracious lnahhr,'
her clevernesS. and her dignity Of character. Her
work was a greater one than that allotted 10 most
Misunderstanding, after the death of her HUSBAND. To
fiji the position Of both father and mother IN the
caring for and education of family OF clght
children. How brayey and nObly She met her dilh-
entities and bore her trials all who know her best
can testify. She was unrlrng In the Oeriornanceo i
the duties of her lie though they were often lar
from pleasant 10 her refined nature. But ~ spite OF
so many Other pressing duties. she was ever the
gentle tender, devoted mother and daughter.
always making home so bright ana happy. Inc
many who have enjoyed her hospitality VIII redh
with distress This announcement or htr DEAN, rs
they remember the bright impression he has left
upon their memory They Will tend.rIy pity the
orphan children and aged mother in their desoaie
HON ,, mourning for one VINO loved them ana whom
They loved with such perfect devotion.
The crown of so ruch wOmanly grace was
her beautiful Christian life. All those who knew
and loved her watched with interest her dally
growth in grace after her open proe sion OF hTst
She DIED Of pneumonia, after long ana pIhInllIII
ness ofnedriy FIVE weeks which, though she endufcu
the mot intense suffering, markedly The great
Her death was bur suitable ending 10 lite 30 n3by
spent Those who saw IL can never forget row
Young and beautiful she looked as she entered on
that rest for which her spirit had so yearnej.
Died, 81 his residence. on Maddox hin, ia This city
on Tuesday morn ne The Z instant, at twenty-five
minut,s to O'Clock. ELIJAH JONES:
His funeral will take pace from the First 1lored
foriy.ihroe years. SUNDAY he l3ih instant, at |
o'clock 4. VI. The friends and acquainiances Al
The family are invited TO attend
He died I'm the faith he loved so long.
Died, Al 3l4 Twelfth street. March 10, 1881
~ 81 =. NJ, Mrs. FANNIE ROBINSON, III The
ffty-eighih year Of her age.
Her funeral VIII take place at First Bipti.t chIrcn
fcoiofedJ at / O'Clock 4. NJ. SUNDAY. Friends OF
the family are invited TO attend
Philadelphia papers please copy.