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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-30

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8rtsf fetnts @orrsfponbentsn, wsl&er bic
Grpspitton BEE lieutenant S&matta nan
Rtna Dtuiams Qanb beslsitete. Derlelbe
be,isbt fI@ 4auptia<t auf bic GrstSniifs
wabrsnb Der srub,n Sdltttsnfabrt, ma&l
atsr aud aubsrbsm MittbeiIunssn iiber
bic Gnttedung BON u.bsrblsibieln ber er-
petition Grantltn's unb bic Muefa9sn Der
gtusebortneu, wel&e 3u benz S6luRt
fitrtsn, bab has Sdtdlal Der Offi,tsrs
unb etuts bss uGrebus" unb bts uaerror"
elm 70 iurdtbares mar, als man fta nur
stnten lam unb bab bic Muf,el&nunssn
User isns. Grpstition unwitrbrins'ih
psrlorsns fut. BstaStt gstimp'ss erjab.
len bie @sididte Dsrer, welGe otnt
3udisl bic lsb.sn nod iibrtssn Qeute psn
jsnen teiben S&ifen warsn, nit elmer Sc.
nauisteit, welhs tstnsn 3weifel an ttrem
@htdial ,ulaet. Das ans tem srubsn
Jitr,r b.r Grpeetticn unb Der 5ablrelhen
B,maununs Der tsiren 5diffe sswcrcen
iii, ba,absr tonnte ndt!s III Grfabrina
a,brottt wsrrsn. Sur cine tlfine Nu,abl
sOn Oii,ier.n NIT sei&war5tsm Munte
uuo tts sur 5leifalORsteit atsemassrt ia4
m In etn Boot iber pas Gis 3sben unb
oann fab man niAts mebr BON ben Qsu.
ten, tis itre Stelstts unttr tt,em Bocte
unb In sinsm 3elte sefanben unb et. srab.
lidsn Spuren bopon entDsdt purhrn, oa 8
bic 5tartsren ba.u astriebsn wortsn wa
rtn, ibrs fdwdteren &amsraosn 5u pn>
,strsn unb 3u'sbt islbf eins geu!e oes
| 5unSers, Der 6alte uno Der uilbsn ltisre
wurben. Das nnb bic trabsn S&lubfol.
s'runssn, 3u bsnsn BIZ pOn btr Grpebitcn
ssnadtsn Gntbsduns.n unwtosrlisbli&
fabr.n. DAP N6 bic Nuf,si&nunstn ttr
Grpetitipn Grantlin's I'm VsfBe hisltr
Qeate befanpsn, sebt aus Ten @uslasen
bsr ginstbortnen. welte bic Doeumentt,
bsnsn Rs tsins Nitttafsit ,uft,t. ben, to-
rem ainesrn gum Gpislsn iiberlieeen, 70
bae Rs idliesli% Ssrnidtst wurben, au.
aenlheinlih berscr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-30
stdrfe ber Ntrpen.e
(Gurtfebune folst,)

@snies Ytricnsn Isioea 70 pisi an Gr
'f5pfuns Der Nsrpen ais 3si!unes 8e
afteure. Cine quite 3situns beraua;use
In erenet furdttar ait. unb islten nu'
riifen bic Qsisr, pis piel esbeasiraft cir
en,iaer 9sitartiisl Dsmjsnigen ssfoitsi
tbsn mag, tsr i'm fGrisb. 8scatteure
iib cftmals ,um trtnfsn ansetrteben nor,
ba, um ibre esbensaeia.r wisbsr ,u b.le.
ba. In lebtsr 3dt isbc& aebrau6tn Ft
gdrners @afs Nerpins. Disfts wtrtt.
,pIe Draynrat ipirft ale erlS(snbe Rraft.
ttubiet bie Nerpsn unb fhaft Shlaf NIT
uIen fsinsn moblttatisen issnfbaftsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-30
81. LOsgSS Csgrasipe x,esxttaEIs

GIG 81. 0hlt[eS1ttabe, St. VcMtS, Ike.
gom Stoat MiHouri ss@artsrt our grmasli>
ina I, iii Ter, fhneger wifTen te ftliner une No.
lttissr 5ci!anl = @dbrr, EIsetri,itd., ale mober.
men 56!fsmttel unb bette drltti6e Hnb wunodrn-
lide 9stanbluns. Nr,ensi aberalIttn oerfanoi
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$ etratbs> { esiisn. sSe
aaufgati.uen. Satf }S"brer

glesants, 9einwanbbanb nit 9plef4nh.
Derfteedt fur so gsnts in @tlb sbir Sriefrnar.
fen. lleber so terrlthe Gtbsrsti1nunssn que
b.m eebtn. artitsI fur fOlSenbe zbsmas: 9ber
fca beiratben unb wer nibt unb param lot
DaS aebSrise @lter ium 6eiratbeu. 9Der ipl erii
bsiratbsn. Mannbarfeit, Wsibli4fsit. Gnttrdf.
tisune. Die 8olsen BON Gntbalifamtett une
nebsranArensuns. s,er fcate tsir a.tsn ME eae
Qeben unb Gllf in Der bShasn gotea3 sencfsn
wrb. Die Ys,ite!usie ter g}ermsbruns unb vie
leo Antsrs. 8trbeiratbete urb Srlde. ws!ts
Seben!en. uliten es Isien. g foute son lteem
Grwahfsnen sslefen uub bann einsef6loFen tDsr>
bta 1opuldre Iussabe, bisfelbe wie obsn an
seq Ben, ienot nur brofdirt, 26o Sei!fn, rs
@en's gtlb ober 9riefmarttn. Der billisifs au>
10 ERennpiffr In Nmsrifo
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Sic 3encen3 Der oeuti6e n 2ibe.
rdten.

Die neue vliberale Yartei" in Deuti9=
lab, bic prn friberen Mits!iebern her na=
t,maaiberulen Yartei tiir3tid sebilbet
trrpen 1T, bat ieet in einem neu ms Qe=
fn serufenen glatt, Deutide Gcrreipon.
rns" elm Yarteiprsan sefunben. Dali
ilte ipridt iid in leiner erifen geumnter
iier bic Tenoen, Der Yurtei in iolssnber
geile aus: vWan mag bic umseital=
ting innerbalb ber liberalem Yartei bef(a>
q ceer freubi9 besruben; ba lie eine
Mscsene Tbatiude unb nidt mebr gu
tbern 1T, fcmn,t jett Nnes barauf an,
10 yerAaltniR ber ein;elnen liberalen
lemente Su einanber 70 gu seitaltsn, baB
ae Sddoisuns ber semeini iamen liberia.
III Sade ubsewenbet mirb, bab Der
dritt womS9lid, Der liberalen Sade
10 benz selammten Taterlanbe gum @ez
| g sereidt. @S iinb Nnsiidten pprban>
b, baB bies errei1t merbe; beun wie
mn unS mittbeilt, mi(l bic neue @ruppe
b IQcm 6rieoen unter ben Niberaten.
g miQ iAre Srcnti itelluns nidt aesen
banberen li6eralen @ruppen cber 6raf,
tier, nebmsn, am tpenisfien sesen bic bis=
FSen Traftionsseneien; bic Srontltel=
tB 1T Dielmebr nur sesen bic selnein.
isen @esner, sesen bas Centrum unp
, aonierDatiDen seridtet Gs miro
: u ais ridtig beSeidnet, baB bic Grtll.
rig Bonn 81. Nusuif fein Sdeibebrief an
, bisberisen @enoiien, ionbern Elm
4 @mntelrltf an jdmmtlide mirflid 9ibe.
: r.n Deuti dlanos iein ioG. Darum ii
n d niat bic Yilbuns elmer belOnberen
b plamentariiden 6racticn int bisberisen
E Slne beS Wcrtes beliebt pcrben unt
BUM min man auf ansriife unb YrpSp.
n fcnen, irie iie ia nidt gang ausbleiben
I mbcn, nidt in gleider Weiie anttpcrten
IAN jenc GnSriiie bon liberaler @eite
!. ageben. 9lud III maBaebenben &reileu
. , 5urudbleibenben 9}aticna(liberalen
l., n man feinen Streit nit ben bisberi:
b 9 6reuncen Was waroe oaraus mer
i. blpenn nun Elm 9ries bis auf's Melle,
Il siden ben ein3elnen liberalen @rmpper
!. phamirt miirbe, tpdbrenb bic 8cnIerpa
!, tn, 10 febr iie in ein3elnen Trasen aus,
I einberseben, iiG gu elmer sroBen Nraf
i. ii suiammenletban baben? Der 8riee
/. si4en srei Yarteieruppirunsen pfes
n mum 10 srSberer Grbitteruns sefibr
% sperben, ie ndber iie iid in ibren @runo
.e atauunsem lteben, unb ein lolaer aamp
n mbe mur ben @esnern su Gate tommen
{. beiberalen wiirben nod auf cine Neib
b p,Sabren 3uriidseb rinst weroen. Da'
N n unb wirb inter alien umitinben Der
er men werben. Sn bsiBipcrnisen YreB
'is omen mSsen biiben unb traten nod
> tn 3eit binburd i4arfe Worte sewed
lt ieperben. bus iit nidt ju, permeiben
es Y idlieblid ipiro man bofentlid 6ali
sr eifenSbaB es suDb(tbitis pirtt, etfpa
Id alsem Sdlafe aufserittelt gu weroel
tn ugin eintri4tiseS 3uiamntenseben Be
y. eeSertbeibisuns Der liberalsn @runb
,.. ldtnb @rrungenfduften wiro oann piel
Ia leimca eber mSslid iein, alS bisber.
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Id pieoer etn Gnabe. Msin 8lut unb
menc giieren 1nb normal unb th Elm 70
tbatis mte ein Wann BON 80 Satren, OBJ
slslA Id 72 ,atle! Das Bitter 1T einen
Ber1uh merits.
(gater) - 9unpap Wsruur9.
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4nftasen berettpillisft unt foitenfret er.
tbstlt aud sr6alt jeeer Saufsr mad Der
3tttuns cine ufficteus Geptnnl'fe gratis
suseianbt. Der Siderbett weeen icllten
@slofeneunsen fstS In resFrirten Brtefen
oter burh bic @rprsb semadt unb bic
Nersiie bsutltd: Bergen & &c., Ban.
tsrs, 81 NaiIau 5trabe, Nsu yort &C.
(tristsn wsrtsn. 29,9,t3,W.
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Ereie Necepfe !

ful f6nsle 6etluns Bon Samenbru8, Beu0an9a,
dw56e uab llnserm6sea, fcrie eesen Gle bura
Iusfdmeifuns ober iuseabli&tn 4ti@tRnn ber'
tsieefdbrten llnreesImdsisIeiten su pel1sm 8e.
eepts bic meiten apOtbsfer BE 9eifanbltsils fae.
rem. pampbIste ,,peirats aab G5elibat". AZ
ssi.sn; ,Gtronifhe 2eibsn", ss Seitsn ,,Es.
say on Sperrmatorrhoca, naperm0eea ,t.". 81
Stten. 5 Gsnts iebss. 93ir beilen iebt bsfalf&t>
Iide WiRkilb una Qeaen md6igee bpnprar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-30

= Cine ciisrne 5piilmaeo 1T bic neues
ffe grfinbuns cines Danfees. 8eniamin
9. Som bon Sins Sing, u. 3, bat els
nen S4aifelipaler patentirt, mittelf wel=
deu man in fiinf Minuten eten 70 piele
Sdaheln maiden lulen tunn, ais man
es in elmer Stunbe nit ber 9ano BET
ntaA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

BY James N. Taylor a son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionefrs,
office corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DEsTRA BILE THREEs TOR sTQCk.
BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ~
sEAY rRFET gTTTYE f hE"
TIE LATE ADOLPH DILL, AND SIX BE "a. " :
,rIFIJI, BUILDING LOTS ADyOISISG ON IHt
EAST AND WEsT. AT .AUCTiON.-In pnrsu..
ance OF q decree NJ the Richmond Cbancery Court
rendered May o, 1880. in a suit therein pending
thereby appoint special commIsstoptr Tor the PUP
he premises, on the 18TH OF NAY, 1880, ar fair
IL moi, ihe next fair day lhereaft.r c.mmsnc ng a.
ESTATE as above located, consisting OF q LOT
fronting rs 3.12 feet AVID running back l46 Z.IZ
feet to an alley sixteen feet wide Win the
ments thereon. consisting OF an ELEGANI
THREE STORY STOCk-BRICk DWELLING
containing ten rooms. be fdes bathrooms and VICE
halls through the centre; TWO-sTORY BRICK
KITCHEN with four rooms; STABLE, and All ne
cessary calvert connections. .o On
The VACANT LOTS front respectively ~, ou,
80. 81 o-12. 80 9-12, and "a feet, running Back
las 2-I2 feet To an alley sixteen feet widc..,
The DWELLINGS, built of most excellent ma.
ferial, In the best manner. and has recently nso az
the modern improvements introduced into IT, ana
Is now In nice order.
We invite special attention to this sac, as u ohers
an unusual opportunity TO persons desiring 70 pur-
chase frst-class residence and handsome bfiIu1bS
lois located i'm a select neighbOrboOd.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance NJ FIX,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotlabie netes'
with q per cent. Interest added, aud the iitle re,
tined until the whole purchase.rnoney Is paid ana
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
plat OF this property can be seen at me once VI
the auctoueers and will be exhibited az me h0nr -
sale. HENh1 y: oa.s s,.
Anctione' rs. my III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

Il v 1t tf.sa ~ la.a
:, Br't ltsmsf1Ths May term % the Illus
tings EoaIt-rJudga, Wal. Ciepton-1 will be
commssved tolday@tf2 O'Clock No spectal
grand Jury has been drawn Ter this term,
and nothing but civil cases will be tried. a
Mrs, Rbdd, who Tfsides on Eth street 10
this ckg'6es been Autudgedn . ;1unatic,t and
:pplicssaatt.:t, pas been Hsde FIT her .rsm9val
40 90 ssyIqie.lge 200 ,.esnse. 49,. ..anr's ~: 2
Two email colored~ bays were before the
Mayors Court Saturday charged with
throwing stones 10 the styeet. they were
admoojshen sBd discharged, .f"a.i
The.FXas 81 Nary Brow . {eollorsd> ), " ho
was conHiets4 p'tbs County Couf4, Of 5Cbes
ter6eld MT Aprfl Of bouse-burning, and
who st%esled Is the Circuit court fura
new tEtrefNdQ be heard to-moESow.A y
Jude 6lger, Of the Chesterfield Cir.
cult Court left AebestsrGeldI SATURDAY FOR
Petersburg, and, wifi ri urn t0mDreaw, ut
which time his. court MN rnsst again. ss,;F
Rev. ~. Jackson, Of Providence clsafvlf,
Chesterfield. was In the, city Saturday.
Telegraph polsa are befng plscssi. In this
city bEa1Ae~ akmkrtcsn linton aYtIeefdpfl
Company. Tbeiiu4 WIN run I VI ,Sevs6tt
street tQ.Egere0 street. andaup Everett -
The peterebnfx tgfgpike,hs =. le,..nn ~, "a
We tetQfp lhsp 81 NIX ~ t0yflS n In 0 &,
teno Arss Aek- Walker, sofh fSy.o neesF ~
sets s h.less ssf We 'epuTShoSsd Ffiday
fbs riyv,assysvy sisar = sususday.vofu.
rs eus iu'&fs 'sftsraoop itvsa muddy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

rEsRIco NEWS The Henrico County
Court was in session Saturday, and was
engaged in issuing liquor-licenses Tor the
ensuing year. Quite number OF licenses
were granted.
Fritz keck, who was sent to Jail at the
last term OF the County Court and nned
S125 for selling liquor on Sunday, was re-
leased from imprisonment Saturday. Inc
Court was satisfied that the prisoner could
not nav the whole fine, and released him
from Jail upon the payment OF $50.
Judge Waddill has appointed John +.
Schermerboru commissioner OF the revenue
for the lower district of Henrico, to I'll the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF X. ii.
Talley.
The grand Jury has been adjourned Tor
The term, and the court adjourned over Sat
urday until TO morrow, at which time de.
cision will be rendered in the test.case OF
The Commonwealth Us. Weber, sewing
machine agent.
The Resdjusters Of Henrico met at the
county court house Saturday and organized
a Readiuster party in the county. Kew.
Johu E. Massey delivered speech, and the
following delegates were appointed to rep
resent the county Of Henrico in the Re-
adIuster Convention, which meets in Rich
mond in July:
Varina: Martin Locbnane and j. w.
Southwark. Alternate, James Hughes.
Tuckahoc: A. g. Via and j. M. Lyner-
man. Alternate, j. +. Shaw.
Brookland: Massena Beazley and John
C. Blackburn. Alternate, Joseph Solomon.
Fairfield: NJ. w. Hazlewood and John
Wordsworth. Alternates, r. l.. Childress
and Amos DicEerson.
Daniel Z. Gardner presided at the meet
ing.
All of the delegates are white, notwith-
standing the fact that the crowd was COM
posed mostly Of colored persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

The GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.
The excursion to Washington on Wednes-
day uid the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad offers rare opportunity
OF enjoyment to our people at a very small
cost. The train will leave Elba. head Of
Broad street, at 9 A. NJ, aud arrive in
Washington ut IL A. NJ. Returning 1t will
leave Washington at p. M.-tbus giving
nine hours for sightseeing In the beautiful
capital city. The races at the National
Fair.Iroupds are announced to come of at
$3.50 IN, and the Hanlan Courtney row.
ing.match about p. NJ, so that there will
he several bours in which to visit the Capt.
tol, HffhE Office, Corc0ran Art-Gallery,
Standardization and other places OF
interest before these events OF the day begin.
Ample arrangements will be made to accom-
m0date allwbo go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

COMPANY B's FAIR GRAND SUCCESS. -
The Theatre was throngtd saturday n'gn'
with Que Of the largest and most tashiona'
bic audiences ever gathered therein. ltwas
the closing night Of the military fair OF
COMPANY B. The bidding On the various
articles was very spirited. The friends OF
the various candidates for the articles 10 oe
donated we're actively engaged In working
for their iavorites. a..
when our report closed, at III p. NJ, the
vote stood as follows on the various RITZ
Eor the Sword to the most popular cap
tain wortbam, $40; Spotswood' ooA; Dos
For the Revolver to the most popular 20.
iiceman: George w. Epps, AoS; a. M. Tom
For The Markers Flag: Company +, III;
Company u. 112.
For the Library: Broad-street engine,
1874; Hose Company No. 8, los.
For the Dressine-R Robe: Rev. Dr. law
thorne, 40; Rev. DIR. Dreyer, 96. =,
For the white Beaver for the sWe.i VI
the regiment j. II. Derbyshire, S6' r. d.
Tinsley, 10. u TT Han.
shaIi. 24--distancing all competitors.
The fair was a grand success, ana could
have been continued for week longer.
COMPANY b deserve great credit Tor their
ENTERPRISE in the matter. and 1t Is hoped that
a handsome sum was realized for their bene-
81. All who attended seemed well pleased
with the entertainment, and 1t Is safe to say
that an exhibition so successful, so mover,
and AT the same time so pleasant, has never
before been given In Richmond.
Company f, Captain Parater, yisiied the
fair saturday night, forty strong. Their
fine appearance ana solderly bearing at
frscted great attention, and called forth
deseryedIy favorable comment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
DIV EODtII D. LEnf,
Real Estate Agent and Auct.UlcCT,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 GOOD LOT,
Il WITH TWO NEVLI-BtInT RAME TN.
EMENTS AND OTHEk IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. OCCUPIED BY THE FAMILY OF
THE LATE REV. SCOTT GWA1IMtY. >lIl.
ATED On THE EAST LINE or THlR1l-flR,r
BETWEEN n AND . STREETS. AT AUCTION.
In part execution Of certain deed of trust rom
scott Gwathmey and wife daiel l3fh OF J1nurT,
1879. and duly recorded I'm the Richmond iaucrry
Court, ID. Il. ia g.. page %, beng required bl ihe
holder OF note secured by said deed, defIlt hty-
ing been made IN The payment If he same. | viii
Offer for sale. upon the prem,es. on the 26rH DAY
OF MAY. 1850, At . O'Clock 4. VI, the PROPER
TY above described. The lot fronts 80 feri On
Thirty first street and runs bicN ] g. feet The
houses contain about ihree or four room, each and
viii yield a good percentage on the amount, IN
vested.
TERMS: VIII be announced 81 sale
". J.. COWARDlN.
nv Is Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE FARM KNOWN AZ THE ROXY
MILL s, WITT l,o4o ACRES, IN HAN0vEER
RICHMOND, AND THE FINE CHICkAHOMiNn
FARM KNOWN As u In w 90 ID. WITH
$50 654-lUO0 ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION.-1n execution OF two DEEDS Oh trust
from Alfred Moses and wife 10 the subscribers as
trustees, both dated 10Th AprU, 1913. ana duv re-
corded, being thereto required by the creoltors
secured will sell by auction, upon the premises
respectively. in tho order named below, the follow
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed in said deeds-viz. (:
on FRIDAY the 2Sih day OF MAY. lssO, AZ ~
O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY MILLS FARM, lying on
the Short Pump road and on the South Anna river.
About one half OF IL is In woods ana timber; the
balance Is cleared and embraces some eood low
grounds. There the usual Improvements. 1hIS
farm will be sold as whole or subiiyibed into par
GELS, as NAV be desired by bidders. oo
commencing at II O'Clock NJ, we will SILL The
ELMWOOD FARM formerly owned by simon
GOudin and pow occupied by Mr.. Edward IayIor.
This has always been regarded as a reinarsap'y ,ne
farm, being very productive. III mas thc USUAL 'i-
proyementS. and will be subdiyed IL desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the SAFE on me nF I
farm TO be for about $4,000 and expenses OF SAFE III
penses of sale in cash. and the residue In eaeh case
npOn such terms as the grantor may prescribe. Dut
we are authorized 10 say that III desired the terms
will be- made more liberal
Plats OF The lands may be seen at the once OF Inc
aucii0neers. 49,,
This Is an unusual opportunity to get good BAR
gains. pAKhbh C ~ tn Ihh'
Trustees.
Cprpps g. WILLIAMS Auctioneers. an "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

Victor Hugo never could abide Goethe.
Good reason why. The great German said
OF I" Notre Dame f" that 1t was nice enough
story, but villainously vaueless from a
historical point OF view. "GOethe 2" said
Hugo scornfulIy. when bis name was men,
toned once, "Goethep Who is Goethe !?
What did he ever writer What does be
amount tor The only thing he ever wrote
that is st all passabe is The Robbers I"
pardon me, MASTER" observes one Of
Hugo's disciples shut The Robbers is
BIZ Schiller" "And that is SchIller's !" con-
ciuded Hugo, in triumph. - French Paper.
A great many men who start out to re-
form the world leave themselves off for the
last Job. Middleto,on Transcript.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
AUCTION sAaEs-Future pays.
by w. Goddin. s'
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION OF
Ia DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING G., ANp ".
CANT Lot ATTACHED, ON THE snuint y, n w =
OF CLAY BETWEEH FOURTH AND s1 r,i,n
executor OF the late Mrs. susan Y. Bates sna enrr
for sale at public auction. on the premses, ~ a,
VERY EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT 10 10
Gated az above now In The occupancy or NJ. y. NJ.
Ieftwich. The LOT has front OF 25xl2V Ieet 70
ROOM Kitchen, &c. well built. and in good oruer.
After which Will be sold The BEAUTIFUL Lo 11 20
the south. fronting 25 feet and running nd hn1id
against the end walls Of the adjoining tenemenis.
THE foregoing property Is desirably loo 'ted. ana
cure comfortable home. ,,..,ns
TERMS: One third casb balance at SIX ana Twelve
n,',ad 70 -. da.J NJ Irust W. GODDlN,
~, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
Avics.

Though the voice OF modern schools
Has demurrsd,
m the dreamy Asian creed
'Tts averred
That the souls OF men. released
From their bodies when deceased,
sometimes enter In a beast
Ihayc watched you long. Avice,-
Watched you 80.
have found your secret out;
And know
That the restleSs ribboned things.
Where your siope Of shoulder springs,
Are but undevcloped wings
That win grow.
When you enter IN room,
It's stirred 18th,
with the r az Siss aa'h'0s "s''
And YOU spcak-sad bring with you
Leaf aud sun ray. bud and blue,
And the wlnd-breath and the dew
Az: word.
when you left me. only now,
Pulled and festhered Polish dress
/ wa spurred
just 10 catch you, o my Sweet
By the bodice trim and neat
Justto feel your heart a-beat,
Like abird;
So dare not WOO you, Sweet,
For day.
Lest lose you Ia hash,
AZ Imsy;
DID tell YOU tender thlrgs.
You would shake your SUDDEN wings
You would start from him who sings,
And awsy. tAusttn DooSon'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
BY Richardson e Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1l13 Main street.

A NEATTwO-sTORY BRICK DWELL
"A ING AND LOT. AND VACANT LoI A. a..
J,TNiNG, FOR SALE BY AUCIIoN.-on
THURSDAY the goth day of May, 1850, at "a
O'Clock p NJ, we shat se by ancion' on ne Pfe MG
Uses, NEAT TWO-STORf BRiCk Nv LLLn LA
VACANT LOT adjoining, on Clay street corner
Norton street. ,,. a., ~ and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de !.
ferres payments, with interest added, and secured
nv d.ed ~ trust RICHARDSON q co.,
", W AuctiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
~ Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate AgeDts and Auctloacers,
No. HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
l. THAT DtsIRABLY-LOCATFD DWELLING
AND LOT OF GROUND AT 1HE CORNER OF
ARCH AND FOURTH STRttrS. CANDLES
HILL, KNOWN As "PRA1T'S COTTAGE In
execution Of a certain deed of irust nom John ~
Rison and wife 10 the md rsigned. trustee dated
October 4. 1870, and duly recorded in The elerk'.
Office Of kichmODd HustiDgs Court. In De.-i-Roo.
92 IL, page 1T. default having teen maze In tbe
payment Of two negotiable notes therein ssrnred.
and being required % 70 10 by the beHearisry in
said deed. will sell al auc,ion. upon the preins
on TUESDAY, Msy Is 1880. at ~ o'cock T. VI
the property described IN said deed - follows All
thai certain LOT OF GROUND. with the DWFLI-
ING-HOUSE, improvements. appuri en3ucfs. lights
and WAYS thereto belooeing, lying aud being in he
city OF Richmond. on Gambe's Hill, n me nOitl-
west corner Of Arch and Fourth streets. COMMONLY
k0own as 'PRATT'S COTTAGE The ,atd lot
fronts on the west line Of Fourth street II feet
running back az Tight-spgles between parallel nnei
rs feet 10 an alley In common 81 feet wide The
dwelling IL quite large has The modern imnr We
menis and Is 50 weil known that more particular
description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash "a 10 the expenses OF the salo and
enough TO pay about $500 now due. Better terms
may be had on the day or safe.
my7 JESSE CHILD. Trustee