The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28
DEATHS.

Died, Sunday, March 26, 1882, at l:25 o'clock
p. M., OF spinal meningitis, WARNEK LOUIS,
the youngest son Of Fannie :. and W; II. Taylor !;
aged thirteen months and twenty-six days.
Little hands so meeky folded
over blby's pulseless breast:
Lite heart that loved so fondly,
Beats no morc-hc Is at rest.
over baby's snowy forehead
Cluster curls Of sunny hair,
And the golden, silky lashes
sweep the check, so white and fair.
Closed the lips that often prattled
To us In such childish glee;
Closed the eyes that beaned 40 brightly.
From all care and SORROW free.
In the tiny, waxen fingers
Place rosebud rich and rare,l
Aud around the shrouded Ggure
Scatter lilies pure and fair.
One frail. tender little blossom
God gave us. Now he Is gone.
Can bear my sorrow brlycly,
calmly say" Thy will be done?"
Father, help me bear my burden
As journey through this life.
Looking upward, looking onward,
To that home where all Is Hight.
His funeral Win take place from Trinity Mc.ho-
dist Episcopal church TODAY tuesday at
to attend. especially those OF hs gr1ndfather, T.
T. Taylor, and grandmother, Mrs ii. c. Bur
rouRhs.
Died, ut his fathers residence. No. Twenty
third street, on The morning Of March 2gth. at
son Of J. W. and MUyF Smith, in his seventeenth
year.
The star Of life Is yet, dear LINyY,
Il am left TO weep and mourn,
But hope we win meet beyond the river
When my time ON earth Is flown.
BIZ His MOTHER.
His funeral will take place at st. Johns church
at III o'clock TODAY. Friends and relatives
are requested TO attend without further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, at the residence Of her dlughter, Mrs. J..
T. Peyronnet, No. 7uS Price street. Mrs: CARO-
u1h nf Tho lafa Anti R..lp tu
the sixty-siNth year Of her age.
Dearest mother, thou hast left me-
thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that has bercft me-
He can all my sOrrows heal
Her funeral will take place from the German
Lutheran church, corner Of Eighth and Marshall
streets, TODAY ut 8 O'Clock. The friends and
acquaint noes OF the family are invited to attend
Without further notice.
Died. at i:30 a. ". on sunday. 26th instant, Mt
the residence Of her father. y. Il. Jones, Mrs.
NEI11E BAILEY, beloved wife of W.T.. Bailey;
Through Il long and painful Illness she bore her
sulerings with Christian hcrOisn aud patience,
aud at the last fell quietly asleep In Jesus.
Dear as thou vast, and Justly dear,
We would not weep for thee:
One thought shall check the rising tear,
ii Is that thou art free.
Gently the passing spirit llcd,
Sustained by grace 6ivine
q. IN ~ such grace on us be shed,
And make our death like thine.
Her funeral took place from the residence Of her
father yesterday at 4. NJ.
Died. March 81, 1882, at 81 o'clock \. NJ,
ANNA T.. GENTRY. wife of Fleming l.. Gentry,
in the sixtieth year Of her age.
May her soul rest In peace.
Her funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedrl WEDNESDAY MORNING. March 20,
1882, al 81 o'clock, with Requiem Mass. Friends
Of the family are Invited to attend. 2tt
Died. on the 2Glh Of March, at her fathers
(Judge Watkins in Prince Edward, Va, Mrs.
NATE &. CARDOZO. wife of NJ. &. Cardozo, Of
Luncnburg Courthouse; aged thirty-four years.