Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
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BEVILL-Dled, In Philadelphia, Pa, April
3Oth. Mr.. ROBERT DUDLEY BtNlLL, youngest
son Of Mrs. X. h. BeYill. Of Richmond. Va; aged
forty years.
This Il the second time within the space OF
two years that the angel Of death has left waiing
and sorrOwing IN the family OF Mrs. BsYlll
First an elder son In the full Vigor OF ripened
manhood was stricken down. and nov the
Youngest the stay and comfort OF his mother
declining yesrs, has beou snatchod away
How touching the circumstances Of his death !
He was taken dangerously III 81 the house OF his
brother, Mr. Asa Beyiil, Of Philadelphia. HIS aged
mother was summoned. She started on her "a 4
aud mournfui journey. but the terrible shock,
together with age and delicate health, rendered
her 30 weak that she was unable 10 continue her
Journey Tor several hours, and when she feached
her sons residence naught remained OF her dar-
ling boy but the cold clay that covered MS NOR
tai remains O. the agony or that molber
heart Deprived OF tho sad privilege 81 admin
STEERING % him during his sickness, smoothing his
diving pillow. wiping the desth dew from his
brow, or even OF taking the last farewell the an-
guish Of which has no compensation save la the
grace 81 the Holy Ghost the comforter, ana Ia
tho blessed hope OF coming ana eternhl 70.
union. She felt that tho cold breath OF death had
blasted her dearest comfort on earth, ana yet
she knows that IL Is not In this lifo that We have
hOpe--wo DO not look for continuing city here,
for we have building OF God, house rot made
with hands. eternal in The HeaVols, for The Chris
tan walks by faith, not by sight
Mr. Beyilrs generous traits and noble qualities
OF head and heart, and his polite aud anaole de-
pertinent In life. won for him the esteem and re-
spoct Of all with whom he came In contact Inc
vacancy created by his death la his aged mother
household awekens q warm sympathy for her
and nor family IN the entire community.
Let his las. words, All "a we'll" be sweet
comfort 10 tho bsresyed ones. aod may they DO
enabled 10 say Not our Will. but Thine DO
done. Thou Saviour IN the time OF trouble; Thou
Comforter Of tho af1icted.
.'What II death. With icy fingers,
All the fount Of life congealsg
IT'S DOT there that DUDLEr fingers.
IT'S not death his spirit feels"
A FRIEND.
COOK.-Died. on Tuesday. 9th instant. at 1914
O'Clock 4. NJ, at the residence OF her parents.
No. 3l2 west Main street, VIRGINIA slNION
COOK, second daughter Of Major L b. and Mar
Funeral from First Presbyterian church. cor.
per Of Grace and Madison streets. ThlS Thurs
day MORNING al 10 O'Clock. Friends and &C
quaintances invited 70 attend
sIFGEI.-Disd. July 10. 1889, about 10 p NJ,
FREDDY. infant son Of Charles L. aicgeL
Funeral will take place THIS CihursdAy) AT
TERNOON az 5 o'clock from The residence. III;
east Marshall street. al frieads are invited q
attend,
sMITH.-Dled, July 10. 1889. at the residences
OF ms mother, Mrs. A. V. smith. DR.. ". AYERS
SMITH: aged twenty-niue years
Inc funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock from GrAce Episcopal church.
Washington and Danvills papers please copy
sULLIvAN.--Disd, July 10. 1889, Az p. NJ. a
the residences OF her husband. No iiis nori
Seventeenth street, MARY, mo beloved wife o
Timothy J. sullivan: aged forty-thres yeara
The funeral will take place from NJ. Pelerh
Cathedral Win High Mas FRIDAY MORNING
July i2th, at 10 o'clock. Frisnds snd acquain,
anees are respectfully invited u attend