Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-27

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witch ne cemetery V catered. snon tssysFm
ia29s gns sscssssd % was inssrrsd a tho eide of t
mo:hor. la tho new portion OF tho grounos oves-
looking the Shcotoe valley. and - ~ e"1sS
uttn his face 10 ths risins sun.
sps SECOND rvssnAL
pr. Hsrr.s,s was the second funeral ever hsn
from he pressnt synagoeus. The osher ~
that Of Mr.. Willian Thslhimer. Ine ca.son u
40 unusual one, not bctps allowed unui sisosS
few ycsfr past, and tAen only " @ sno 2,ss,,. y
euished man died the body wa carried eroena
the synagogue. nos iato u
Tributes from tho C1srgy.
In nearly all Of tho churches Sunday refer
ence was ia some way ms1s 70 the ssd dsetn %
a. The seexly ccrferencss Of tho ministers q
different denomina,iors yesterday me massss
Was the subject Of touching rernarks aoc 49,
sympathy was expressed for ths family ana
congregation OF the deceascd,
DIR. KHnR.
AT the beginning of his discourse sunday
night Or. Kerr, fellow-countrymen and frieno
OF Dr. Bnrris, paid him beautiful tribute enc
spoke OF him In the most tender and snec-
tionate manner. Deceased. ne said, wss nss
next-door neighbcr ard his devoted friend H.
was, indeed, a great scholar and q rieod %
humanity The death OF such . man y ioes 70
any community. aud he felt thst all Who we're
in tho sound OF his voice would sorrcv WIN
thoss Of ihe congregation whom tho RABBIT hes
% faithfully served and sympsthizs deeply vsm
the bereayed family.
DR.. LASDRum.
In hts prayer az the Second Baptist church
Sunday morning Dr. Landrunn, the pastor.
prayed for the Jewish race In general and tor
tho congregation OF Beth AhRba in particular,
referring TO the sudden death OF their beloved
pastor Rabbi A. Harris, on the preceding day
Ths portion OF the prayer referred 10 was sub
sfantialiy as follONs.
so. Most High aud Holy God, Creator and
Father OF oil men, look In much mercy, We pc
seech Thee, upon Thy stricken and bercavsd
servants, the congregation Of Both Aheba-a
flock without o shepherd. people wftnoute .
minister in holy things. Our heart. so out In
sutfuse with tcars. Comfort Thy departed sef.
wants family with the divine and sailafying es-
surances of Thy Holy Word. and fuini unto all
who mourn hts departed worth me sweet hnd
precious promises Thoa dost bessow upon ssd
H.And. o Lord, remember Thy chosen people
Israel The wide world oyers Deliver them from
ana narrowness OF so%called Christian govern
ments and countries Awaken within Us All, wo
humbly beseech Thoe, a charity as comprehen-
the nature Of our Saviour, VINO gave His MO
ransom for all, and who Is not VIII.
log that any should perish. Especially
do we need and ask OF Thee peculiar symps-
children Of ths Covenant, from whom We bavs
received blessings temporal and spiritual aoove
those baquasthed by any nation OF the past, snd
may they aud We, united In devotion and dusy 10
q common Lord aud saviour. at last roach the
mansions in 3lory and form an anbroken family
| t5revermore."
JErFzRsoS LITERARY AND SOCIAL CIRCLE.
A special meeting OF the jefferson Literary
and Social Circle was held sunday atternoon al
| o'clock to take suitable scsion upon the death
Of DIR. Harris
Tho officers OF tho association we're delegated
10 representa- 10 at the funeral, and MessrS :. 4.
Whitock, Joseph l. Levy, and NJ 5. Bloc. were
appointed acommiItee 10 draft resolutions
Appropriate remarks were made by MessrA
Charles straas and N. :. Block.