Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-03
,J.LANSING BURROWS.
DEATH or THE EMINENT BAPIISl !
DIVINE NEAR AUGUSTA, GA.
Suddenly Carried on by Hesrt-D'sesss-
Funeral Services To-paJ-He""'"S '"
he nrought IIcre-Lifo aud services
,sno..l,.l .nl.rrnn o the DIspe,ch.l

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81 yorr5wiu. surprise TO lis lau''Y "nu
44 t-,,rds in Augusta. few Gays ago
~ Do wont 70 the home Of Mr. a. Q. lay
"a - ,.or tbettown. Yesterday be preached
"a !, pe church there. Sunday night he re-
81 I'D and this morning arose apparently as
81 ,.e.l A. ever. Ia fact. he remarked 10 MIR.
q 'rs,I-r that hc telt better than he hGd IN
u some time. the country air and change OF
q .,.rc seeming "a bo very beneficial He
B ,ler wont into tlc yard - take short
az. Soon he was seen 80 take a scat
81 upon tAc steps Of tho porch
fIr HAD GONE FORTH
U. had mo-, been seated long before ho
! f.lI forward % the ground. When assist
trr. reached hu - was fonnd thai ms
III. .Lal gone forth. Death was a'trIbuted
A o.. h.a-t- disease. Iuucrai services Tili toe
I.I atthr ! .r~t Baptist church at o.C1ock
Tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Lansing Bur
,.s... .I, son. i- the beloved pastor Of tho
rturra. The remains viii be taken on the
,..aius tram for Richmond, whore they
vii BE- inferred beside the grave Of his
sketch Of pr. burrows iifc.
Ur.d.Ian..re Earows vas bora Al
llrr.N S.. go I-lA HIS mother IS
4u-iuc. Df 1li huckorbockor st. : and
I.fN .h' N.I...Ift if.iA t''f.f WIZ. 1910
eau pUv4;rcr captain duIut tue % H'
1872 The subject of tins sketch
H.. arUiau when be was II years U. n
H.. v.sr.ar.i chiefly by MS grandiath,r,
Nathaniel Burrows. Of Bucks county. fh.,
and an uncle. who was V lf'sbVt'fhh
elder .. the -iraite-t sect lie was pre-
tl.rl ..r college ut GcrmHutuVn, "a, uy
F,e. ir. Juuku. graduated from Union
College. Schenectady, n. ! q. and Afterwards
f..p Aud1yeI. Ma--Hchu-cttN. tie was rr-
duu,d minister az FDughkeepsle. n. D.,
DID I-3l. and during the same year married
Miss Ai"uuo Beuihuysen. soon after gf-
G.nqfrUu he became cu-pa-tOr with IN Nc
..4yat IA church IN New York. but left the
CHARGE 10 assist Professor farnham M
s.l.u. IA SLclbvyiI', ky. Subsequently
b.. taught female school of ms own IN
IllNH.Ittnwu.
n. organized churches IN Owcusboro'
6r5 U.nt,r-ll. aud IN 1870 accepted
,aIf1 fLo N.u-Dm- Street church M fnla-
...Ia ilc renamed with that con@re-
r4.Iol tour yeaT-, whom, with colony, ne
.lrt tie Broad Street church. Here ne
was pastor for ten years, and lu 1901 ac-
,.p-e4acAI to the First Baptist church,
.'-Dt.. I'm t-14 hp took charge uf BroaI-
church 200 Louisville, hy.. and after re-
r.t-l.t There tpuT years returned - VIZ
r-r.q and served for eight years tho Free
r.4-.u.~fr,.t Baptist church IN Norfolk.
S.l.. nl- retirement from active ministry
D.. IaI b.eu residing with hls son IN
Ag 90 ta, Ga.
UIs MDHNoSD TAsTORATE.
ln i1'hm'hd IT. Dur" I""5 wa ul' .,.,., l,i-
ti.N beloved ANA hlIhlI'9' ne Wa ,,iii, ,iIu
"i -f'H. -idi'iNii'l auu 3l 49,. s'..,.''
WI. hnn speaker OF Sf'a' uIaiiuH'i' IuIgr'
H' "-- intensely southern lu I's ie'iiInS7'
au hI l'n. importer Oh tu' a,,,.
arI .r.r--t.c member of the Richmond
Ambulance committee
When compelled 10y ialhng h'a!'h 2" suf-
render hls No4iolk ChalRe u ieW lSMs AIo
tu, INST chufch mere AuuIce7eu NM
most tender ana aH'cti i'Ih'e reuter- A0hius
bum 90 make Richmond hls home ana De-
com" the guest on ihc 'hutCh l'I tHe r.
Wnuin- daY- 81 ms ne. nl''f GUY '9H,
fd"rtE ihr matter hr. buIIV"- u,c'l't
q. reside Win his son lh georgia Dut
wrote inc lT't rAoI,h t' LeuutiI u! l'tt't .,,