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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN FINE
Il BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
GEILSTON, ON TIE SOUTH SluE OF MAR
SON TO NORTON STREkT.-In execution OF a
deed Of trust, dated the 10Th of Decem err 1877 and
duly recorded IN d. H. ll3 e. page $40. being thereto
required bv the holder Of the debt secured. Will
sch by auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY
the lst day of July, at q OclGck the PROPERTY
situated as above. Each LOT fIouts 80 feet, and
runs back 143k feet TO an alley feet wide. These
LOTS nearly adjoining the new freight depot Of
the Richmond, Frederick sburg and POIomoc Rail-
road Company. and In rapidly improving part of
the city, and should attract the attention OF the
public
TERMS: The deed authorizes a sale for 81 900,
with interest and expenses, cash, hut by consent
they Will be made one third cash; balance at six
and nine months, with Interest. and secured by a
trust-deed. JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee. .
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioueers. je2l
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DiCHMOND, YORK RlVER1fyk11
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAJ LRoAD. =
MERCaANIS AND MINERS TRANSIT" 'A'
Thr,ugh-freisht route between Richmond IVA
an Boston, Providence. snd all New hnsisho eiless
Steamers leave NEST POINT, Va, 81 ssS sA
aectinv Win trains from RiChMoND ,,vs
ste .nisr. arrive At WEST POINT on sash io'''
D.. 4 and FRIDAY. ,.,oa. and
, Providence Railroad Ella West Point va
II. T.. DOUGLAS, sspeSin<isss
V.D. GRoxERs General AgseI ~S
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BY Frank ID. Hill q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llOS Main street,
la 70 Tsuohtnn II Auctioncer, ga esman. J


(Jao. T. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer. sa' esmanJ
GALE OF THE VALENTINE.HOUsE
y FURNITURE AT AUCTI0S.-On MONDAY
the 2sth Instant at 10 o'clock, we WIN sell at me
Valentine House. corner OF Ninth and Capitol
si eets, all the FURNITURE recently used In con-
dncfipg this large establishment consisting or
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITS,
complete. with marble top pieces;
WAKDROBES. BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
VRENCH.PLAT MANTEL-MlRRORs,
RIPS PARLOR SUIT, MARBLEoTOP ThBLEs'
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BOOK. CASE,
CARPETS, MATTINGS OlL.CLOTHS.
TOILET SETS, TENDERS, HAT-RACkS,
OIL PAINTINGS, WINDOW.sHADkS,
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP SlDEBOAkD:
Several WALNUT EXTENSION and ROUND
A is ni lot of CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE,
CHINA, slLyER-PLA1 ED, and STONE
one VERY FINE HOTEL COPPER COFFEE
CANE and wOODsEAT CHAIRS, TABLES.
KITCHEN and LAUNDRY FURNITURE, &c;
TO which The attention of families and dealers IN
secondhand furniture Is called.
" ID. HILL 4 CO., Auctloneers.
JNo. r. LAUGHroS, JB., Salesman. tc 2c-2t
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Is Robert Il. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
No.l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
Il THREE-STOkY STOCK-BElCK DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
PINE AND CHINA STREETS, CONTAINING
NINE ROOMS, KITCHEN, WATER, STABLE,
&C, AND SMALL FRAME STORE IN REAR OF
DWELLING. AT AUCTlON.-m execution of a
certain deed Of trust dated 9th september. 1878,
aud duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court, d..
u. l13 c. page III. | will Offer for sale, upon the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the 30ih day of June,
1850 at O'Clock L. NJ, being required so To do by
the holder of he note secured thereby, default hav
ns been made in the payment Of the same, the
PROPERTY above described. The LOT fronts 10
feet at he north line China street and runs back
on Pine street 125 feet, and IS laid OFT with line
shrubbery, &c. The HOUSE is one of The best IN
that locality, and IS now 0ccuDled by good tenant
and Welding fair rental. The lot will he sub
divided on the day ef sale II desired. This off RS
good opportunity 10 purchase good property IN a
nelghborhOod that is rapidly Improving, aud which
is bound 10 enhance In value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cssh as 10 ex.
penseS of sale and suficiency TO pay of a note Of
$1,000, with all costs, &C, thereob, Is probable
thar more hb. raj terms will be given 10 sale.
je23 ROBERT Il. LYME, Trustee.
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by John NJ. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
No. lIC6 east Main street.

TWO FRAMED HOUSES IN SHOCKS
i ALLEY NEAR BROOK AVENUE, WITH
TWo ROOMs EACH. LOTS 80 BY Yet
EACH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTf0S,-l VIII
sell on SATURDAY. 26ih June, $50, nj 6s O'Clock
r. NJ. on the premises, the TWO houses 'oca'ea a'
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and ei rhteen months for negoiab notes, interest
added and s, cured by deed Of trust.
JOHN NJ. GODDIN.
"a % Auciloneer.
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connects for Farmye. Lynchburg,''and n!
points In the Southwest.
Is connects for Milton, y. G.
& connects for Asheyille and all points IN West
North Carolina.
d connects for Macon and all points in soathwes
Georgia.
f connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo.
rida.
connects for Macon and all points In Seuthwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, memphis, Az
all Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, an,
VickSburg.
III connects for Galveston and sll Texas points.
Trains from the sbOye-named points airline IN
Richmond at 4:43 =. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and $50 7. NJ
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run DAILY
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make connec
ton at GoldsborO with the W. x w. K. Il. 10 anC
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawlBg-rOom and Sleeping Car
run through on Train No. IS from New York anC
Richmond 70 Atlanta, Ga, OH Train No. AZ from
Washington to Augusta. Ca. ria Richmond
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond At 7
Il. NJ; arrives At Ron Air at 1870 L. NJ. arrives
at Coalfield at 1880 Il. NJ Returning. leaves Coat
field at 8 a. NJ, kon Air ut $40 A. ", aud arrives
ut Richmond at $50 4. NJ.
Tickets sold TO all points south. southeast, al
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lsy-oyer checks given Oh Local tickets.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
4. NJ. r. TALCoTr, General Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT C0NPANY'S JAMES
RIVER LINE.

25c. TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT OR VA.
LANDINGS EVERY NJ,DAb.
81 TO BALTIMORE EVERY MOEDNN.
$3.50 20 B:LTl& JEE 40 ....It G'.
and great reduction. to Norfolk. D.d Poin i1i
Baltimore all 0ther trips.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
L NITMBER OF IMPROVED AND UN;M-
PROVED LOTS IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER.-By virtue Of DEGREES Of The Hastings Cour.
of Manchester In the case of Morrlssett ana wife
re Rrsdey ef ais we will sell n public action. on
Inc nromises commencing on TUESDAY me 2yIh
day Of June, $50 land continued from Gay 10 Jay
mill soldl ~ O'Clock T.. NJ. the following yaaD,e
e.tnte belonging 10 the estate OF James L. Brad
lev I'm the city of Manchester: The property VIII oe
cold i'm the order as adveriised-vzl Lot NO. - III
s1usre go on Bainbridge street, or no feet OF No.
in SQUARE $50. On Bsnbridge street. IL - teet;
ot No. z i'm square $50, on Balubridge street l2l2
feel Lot No. 2. Oh Banhrifge street. oil W Ieet
Lot NO In square 920, fronting l26 feet oA nun
street Lot No 3 in square 920. fronting lZ6 rect
on Hull street: Lot No. 3 IN square NO. 9l9, 'front.'
l. feet on Hull street: Lot No. IN square No
o00 on Decatur street fronting l26 feet on sald
Deca ur street; Lot No. IN square SIVIV i TO
feet on Decatur street; one Lot between nun anu
Rainbridye sire cts adjoining the Manchester coal
yard; House and Lot corner OF HUI anc len, ,
streets and fronting Hull street az rect WIN
Store and Dwelling. Kitchen, stables, &c. IDS
nronerty IS I'm the heart OF The city ana consideret
very yaluabe in fact all OF this property Is wen
located In an improving portion OF Tue CITY anu
should command The attention or merchants anu
others seeking safe and solid investments: the
auctioneer or the commissioners are authorized 10
sell any portion of this property, either privately or
nubIicly, as they may deem besb.
TPRMs: One-third cash: the balance at SIX ana
twelve mon,hs Tor longer will be given II desired on
The mproyed propertyl. ana the title retained until
nil OF the purchase money Is raid and conveyance
ordered by the Hustiugs Conrt Of Manchester;
DAVID /. PULLIAM,
JAMES +. BRADLE Ely,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, Auclioneer. te %
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By Edward Cohen,
Stock-Broker and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ON L
" HUNDRED SHARES OF STOCK OF THE
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-Purs uant to decree OF the Chsncery Court
of the ely Of Richmond, the subscriber viii sell at
public auction on THURSDAY, July l, 1880. at IL
change. No. lll5 Main street, Richmond, Va. ONE
HUNDRED SHARES OF THE STOCK OF SAID
BANK, formerly owned by William 81. Jones & Co.
and William NJ. Jones'
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM j. LEAKE.
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by EDWARD COHEN. je25
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PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE.
DUCED.
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A NCHoR LINE. On

IN SSssAkz5s
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 10 $50. STEkRAGkss2e.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep, OF Ps''
And every saturday.
NEW YORK To LONDON Dlkttl.
CABINS, s55 to s65. Excursions al Scductu hA's
Passenger xccoInn odatiops are Ossuri'aSseL
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked az lowest rates 20 or from any
Railroad station IN Europe or Americs
Dram ISSUED al lowest Is, psyaOetfree Oi chsse
throughout England. Scotland. aud lreiSns
For books OF information. plans Ne, apply ~
HENDERSON BEorHERs, bowlms Hrsh, ~ II
or GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co,
or j. +. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Rlehmohd,
or -TU''','- 4. W. CARRIER,
sea Main street, Richmond.
nv s-am Richmond. Ma
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RICHMOND, FREp'a 4 POTOMAC X. X. Cot
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road will run A. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sl2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily tex.
cept Sundaysl; due at Washington
LILO r. NJ. Baltimore, sos L. M.
Philadelphia, $50 7. NJ; New Yors
1905 +. NJ
500 p, NJ, leave. Ryrd-street station daily; tus
At Washington, a:25 Z. NJ. Baltimore
ll:25 Il. 81; philadelphia, 3:23 A n.
New York, HAS A. VI.
400 z. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction, leaves broad Street station
daily texcept Susdays).
SOUTH BOUND.
lo:l6P. NJ, arrives AZ Byra-street station daily
Except Sandaysl. Leaves New York,
$40 A. NJ: Phiisdelphis. 1l:45 A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 7. ~. Washing
ton $40 Il. NJ
ll40 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, lQ:0e r. NJ; Phil
adeIphia, lilo \. NJ; Bsltlmore.
Ash A. ~. Washington, TOO A. "a.
o:43 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
ct Broasi-Stseet station aaily texcepe
Sundaysl, q. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent.
! TT. n NysRs. General HspssiAlsAdsnt
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BY John NJ. Goddin, Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Under de-
~ cree OF the Chancery Court of Richmond, I
WILL on MONDAY, June 2Sih next on the prem
ises at p. NJ, offer for sale at public auci the
LOT, with TWO BRICK TENEMENTs thereon.
fronting 7sh feet on the alley tsoutn OF Byrd street
a depth of 2,k feet being part OF Lot NJ. 4O7 10
The plan Of Richmond, OF which Florence Sullivan
died possessed.
TERMS: One third cash: balance I'm equal install
ments at six and twelve months, negotiable notes
therefor. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
te23 Commissioner.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.--I
= haye this day sppointed JAMES LUCY nv
agent 70 conduct the GROCERY AND GREEN.
ChOchky BUsiNke6 81 SIS Twenty.ssventh
Only. a u HO5rEH
VIVA ~, lvVU N2Q.lllt
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nsrAREU ~. az svKAuyr,.

nor NEW YORK The Old .[rI
II Dominion steamship Company s-sx1.-..S
steamship MANHATTAN. Capisin KELLY, viii
sail SUNDAY, June 27th, at 7 O'Clock 4. NJ
Freish, received until 9 O'Clock saturday evening.
Through bills OF ladng signed apI soods Iof-
warded with dispatch % ali points north south. east
and west: also, 10 foreign por.s.
Passenger 4ccOmmO isi'oa7 l;.urpt-'od.
cabin fare to New York. SI2. ,.rcrLsc, 20 AM
Sc.
FOR freight or paSsaee applyto
G. W. ALLEN { co.. AGENTS,
j. 26-lt ColbDiny'' Wheri. f.cse:;s.
DATRONIZE THE { GpaI
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The fast aud elegant iron U'ni''i Stl'e. r1.I
steamer ARIEL, Captaiu T.. g.. CLIFFORD, 'eA't'
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDEFSDAY,ANDF FRIDAY
At 4. VI.
for regular landings on james river. pd P,.lt
Norfolk and Portsmouth, maSing sure ronr'c.
zion at Old Point with iAs splendid b. .ue
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. aud ELbFIlpt.
one of which leaves there dally 80 /. VI Or ir-
tituorp arriving there the fo wing moruit ttfir
than anv other steamer ria Old POiui. ani iu 1HI
time Tor early trains TO phiedviph1 Ne" lofa, ana
Boston.
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Tickets 10 the a5oye-uamed points, and also %
Phtladelpkia. New York, and Boston. ON "a al
GARBER'S. $50 Main street, and on board steamer
ARIEL. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington. -. C., Newb-rn Washington. amt
TarbOrO' y. g.. aud all points I'm Eastern Norm
Carolina Also tor Eastern shore oi Virginia, llamp-
ton, Old Point. and an regular isunings Dn james
river, at LOWEST RATS, aud through ni.' ii-
sued l.. u. ThTlM.
10 81 superintendent
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP ~
IT, .xssssas
AGENCY,
s26 MAIN STREET,

rerresenung zoe I9o"In. uIsI-V.II',, ,,,il,I-
CAN, WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NtIhEk'
HAMBURG ANtklt -,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD hED
STAR.
FIRsT-CLASs, sECOND-CLASS. sfEERA"E
Tickets 10 aud from all points IN Europe 10 ,oNts1
rates. Siaierooms scared I'm advance.
Excursion tickets az reduced rates. -
Railroad aud steamship tickets TO al points ~ l"e
United states and Canada
Passengers and baggage called tor. Baggage
checked 10 Destination, .,
Rates same As AZ depot aud general ofhces 81 the
lines. fic lt.3ml A. W. & NkhEh.
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No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. leaves Richmond daily except sunday. on
Saturdays only viii run 10 staunion, arriving at
1p:I5 T.. N.
No ~ leaves Charlottosyil lille daily pit sunday
Gfy- Nos. and 3 run through from Richmond TO
Nos i and connect closely at GordonsviIIe 70
Lynchburg and Danyille. -
No. connects at Huntington with steamers-for
nil pOints west.
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liy Frnnk j. SAMPSON,

Nv r fNnk J NdIIII7Vns
Real Estate Agent, Aucuoneer' ana Notary l"""
Office in old Bank building Manchester va.
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IN DUNGEON CELL.


His quarters in the Clock-Tower consist
81 two large rooms, one above the other.
He IL closely guarded, two policemen watch
I<sbouchere intends to offer Parliament an
e1sy way out Of the difficulty. He will at
osce brlug In bill to enable any one who
90 desires to make an affirmation instead OF
m oath. This would remove the scruples
q many honorable members who base their
opposition to Mr.. Bradlaugh's admission on
considerations Of legality. This would be
tho easiest way out 81 the difficulty, but 1t
has the great objection In the eyes OF pow
erfui section that Il would lot Bradlaugh
intc the House, which Is what they are re-
solved to prevent, and thus, Ia conclusion,
0r. Bradlaugh has been thrust into fame and
made q hero and martyr in the eyes OF his
constituents Of Northampton. Other PEG.
pie, end certainly the majority OF English
men, however, consider that be has merely
succeeded in vesting himself for while
with the mantle no long worn BY the late
Or. Kcnealy. Mr.. Bradlaugh evidently
&tfaks he has large share OF popular SYM
psthy, aud In the House to-day, immediate
u before his arrest, be had the effrontery TO
say In bis speech, a. had ten thousand
upen II my back "-but the House here
burst 10 perfect storm. drowning the rest
- the sentence. Some time ago Bradlsugh
Oede vague threats OF bringing the shoe
nnskefs Of Northampton 70 London TO sup
goet bis Cause, and doubtiees be had hts
go ssDsrk, which brought down on him
~ . s1vertrsnlst Tor lbS provincial
"a x xsstianplss 90 IL shes Irads the
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

T OST, on Broad street between Sixth and
IL Seventh, SMALL PURSE, containing 1885.
reward win be paid II left at this ofce, or at No.
l13 Mayo street. je 26-ltt
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=, prrrRs rHE AUTHORITY or INK HOUSE OF
cosuoxs Axp re- CONDUCTED TO the CLOCK
r,wra--wHAr rs TO Bx DONE WITH hin =
4 uoop ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE HoSTa'
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THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.

3:j5 T.. Nh Arrive AZ Richmond aailv lexcert
goo L. ". sunday. connecting a. West PD.nt
with steamers from Baltimore, Nv1
YORK. PrONIlence, and RDslnn
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

By OTUUUo * " IITdIIs,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
The sun., 1880-11-21

King. one-tenth to the Governor. and perhaps
another tenth to lesser chiefs. Besides this tax.
the peasant must supply the King. the Cover
nor. and the soldiers with honey. butter. and
meat. and build houses and perform many
other services for his chief. Burdened
as he Is. he 10 conspicuous for hospitality; ;
indeed. his nature is distinguished by many
generous and maRnanimous traits. He may
rather be said to love his friend than to hate his
enemy. and though he will seek revenge for in
juries. he 10 not cruel. As regards the impress
sion which he makes upon the stranger. Col.
Dye tells US that the native Abyssinian has a
brilliant eye. eloquent Of spirit and intelligence.
an erect. proud carriage. and evinces in all his
gestures and by every outward sign his heredi-
tary Independence and his passionate devotion
to the virile avooations OF war and OF the chase.
M. w. III.
The sun., 1880-11-21

direction Of improving the condition OF our
tenemeut-houso population. At the meeting of
the Sanitary Society on Thursday evening, 1t
was reported that under the new law and during
the last year Oi7 tenement houses were built.
providing for 1876 families. or $4,000 persons,
Only GO Of the houses We're to contain more than
three families on the same floor. Under the
now system much more space ia given to each
family. But the tenement-house evil has been
dinS "Whnun MN Hs 40 ti1S"us sorIs IN Nw
YORK. which ton years aso contained more in
habitnnts to tho square acre than the most
thcky settled districts in London in 1880 she W
population larger than then by between twenty
and thlrYtiUusand, We can realize in part what
cTowdpg means.
The sun., 1880-11-21

on the ground OF intrinsic merit. That In al
most every instance where Bryant differs to his
advantage from other English versiners Of
Homer. he is found upon comparison to have
simply translated voss. 10 a circumstance OF
which his American critics. with one xception,
seem to have been serenely unconscious.
II the reader will trouble himself to seek th o
motive and point OF view OF the hapsodists In
prose and verse from whom Mr. Symington has
copiously drawn. and who at one time We'd with
one another in somewhat unduly exaltng the
achievements OF Mr.. Bryant. he will suffer no
great harm from their curious effusions. Very
much. indeed. may be gained by those willing
to winnow the wheat from the chaff included in
this volume. and TO scan the long and in cer-
tain ways remarkable career Of Mr.. Bryant
with cool and sober eye.
The sun., 1880-11-21
L. this the Sort OF Churches they Have In
Nnrtfbrdf

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr! What Is
it tia. cause. much nhdchtyY lauswcr ritiS rN ~
many are driven away refused seat IN our churches
have resided this city for the past tour years am
have not vet been inside OF church lhaVe several
times tried attend church. but have IUvouaby he'n
reused seat driven away, hrst from thisi 'L"Tah
then from St Johns then from the Pearl street '""Sre
gatiuual Church. where my landlord at that um"ll'a
member, is also one OF my employers then aue Suh
Baptist Church, and again at the Park church ! Nos
called dirty beggar" ana tramp surtu'' 1901"
my appearance as wore the same clothes rs Il" "I
every day al my work cannot All ma uhl ~. '.'' :
time aud the cont tuAt HOW wear WAS huN-H '' ''
ycArsHgO, lty hard 10 earn an honest h'E " ~ ''
lurt my family, lut wages are low. am !, '. =
| hall OF what earned nom 1852 ull lstp Ms "t ~
not been out Ot door, tor over two years. lt.- 49,
from disease, and tits hard scratching I" r'l " "'
| these tunes,
| IhaNr served in two wars, the Mexican ans ' .'1
war and mud that the nations defenders NO. '' :
rs so much rullish unless they belong I" W. 4
| great mOrsl IDEAS htliN nj rs have tu- '' =
| from DAY to-day. Ny aged 'tiher wlo served t . d,
| Ol lsl2 is now living AT the axe ui lul yea
| mother is 80 years old, Yet tie Government r
| tor hlm, An N l"'..'.
| HARTFORD Conu.. Nov "a