The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-30
Atl,iimifIY,

! typhold pneumonia. HAIRY WEliIE OF Alex.
| aniiIa, Va, In the ~ yen ui his ass
| The writer 0t these lines knew The DE- ceased In
| iimaiely for fourteen years, and curing all that
| time not one bitter thought or unkind word ever
passed brtwrenuS tur friendship, though formed
| II SHOOT, where we were members Of the same
classes pari0Uk nut OF the Instability of the
Iurty OF such !nsimacits. but Instead OF ternina
ting with our schoUl boy days grew nnI Strengthened
with our years Uur school day life afforded M
an excellent opportunity of studying thoroughly
his character lie possessed quick and original
mind, generous heart, and az Independent and
feaIiess spirit. have never known one of ottier
principle or more noble affections. But IL Were
vain Ia attempt 10 pnTtIay mis- MANY ViTiSes.
At Tie commencement Of the war, although in
delicate health, he Was eager TO take up aims In
defence OF our giOliOJs old state, and volunteer In
one OF the c0HpaGtts then being raised in our ma
Ave town. And ii was not until tn was told by
his friends and physician that such i step on his
part would be suicidal that he reluctantly relin-
quished the idea Ee remained in Alexandria
same six or eight months alter the evacuation by
our forces, when his noble and chivar0us nature
could brook 40 longer the insults and degradation
heaped UpOa her irttnceiess ciliz sns by the hire
ling sOldlfty oi the enemy, and he rI5o we'd to
lndke his escape AID loiH our army. H. was
twice io!ich Ia This attempt, but The third Trial
was more fortunate
GA his attivai II Manassas, il was some lime be
fore li5 ificGd5 could persuade im 10 Join The
army.
lie Icft aud went to Richmond, and while
thGre accepted pO~;ttUa IN th" ~ iittcfnaster's
AZ lthithl IhiS AfSCI SUITED El3 restless and
sensitive dispositions ana lie Told ur oitea that he
could hot bear III" thought OF .ctHsniug 10 ''Old
Belle Haven" wl3houi having sIfntE one b on. to
aV.hge he's. About one year agJ i.e Was elected
Lieutenant In QUE at the Richmond local defence
companies, aGd i0T tWo months pr, dug his death
Vas actively rns Ig"i IN The o",oi &C OF aiCnmund
III The ouiet line As was feared by his friends he
could bot stand tue Exposure ihcIde nj To camp
life. He was taken Ill but. being The only icer
with his company would not leave 1t uUtl disease
had taken ~ strong "A hold on his consultation that
WHEN biousht 10 he city, his condition was such
as To preclude All hope III recovery He was Told
HE hdtuic OF his disease, and tom his bright
chtaTiui cou"tehaHce, duirg iht Two days liIat he
fingered, must have known thai he was dying.
lie sand once, when asked BY his sister how he
i:i, IL Il all tgtt II die, wIi 90 to heavt u,
but / may nut die yet. his last words, ilat caud
be distinguished, weie, "LOId Jesus take lc
hUuit -
Thus has passed. away another noble lnaftvr ia
defence OF oui beloved CuuhtGy, tor although not
cut d"~h By the deadly missile at the enemy, he
has nevertheless sLcIhced i,s lite III hcf sacred
c'h1c' 10 h;m ~ho now pays him Ibis humble
utbh,e his pace eau Htstt be supplied Far away
tTohi home loving ttieuds and long ciirit4hed A.
50clAtioH, While he lived the wTi,r fr.t as If he
iiad SOME ont' ia connie his stuIOWs, and " IN
would ait bin with his counsel. His marta! II.
tuilhs sleep in ti!e Cemetery al uJiywUud, while
ms pure pliit Is At test Ia biiehtef and better
wdr!i. H.
Died, AT bis residence, on MaIn street, between
= n, 1904, between thr h"us cd q aud iiisn'1 IIy
MI MAJ Gus SCHULZ L, a we'll thow u aud Lighly
respected citlz "a vi ths city wherc he tcsdea loc
many year. lie was Il naIivg III Prussia.
In Ibis sad dispcasItiun his lami y have iost |
hrir prop aud stay III NE, and society one OF Its |
brightest GeinbeIs As Il husband aai fithuT u.. |
jne save his bereAved vile aud children can an |
pircthic their loss. As a nrshbur aud friend, he |
will ng be remembered lie leaves Il young |
vile, t0uf lEtt rstIug children, zone toy aud ihtr
mali EiEIs,) nv" boLheTs ana one sister aud many
tltIiVfs aud tIiehdS, to mourn their iuupatai,it.
a. arm tN
idd buned itis aged mother, aGi nuw how soon
BIC bad IL follow her But such is HE. "nust |
heu art, and untu dust shati thou ,eiutn - As the
TreEocdblc d,ciet ut Heaven. Falewoll, dean
4 4rCus.
MANS home Is in the grave
Here dweils the multitude. We gaze aiouHd
We rWid iheir mouunirnts NC s,gA, and
while