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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
ytrveufh strcet betwcet, Main and Bank

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF "HOWAkpS
Il NICK IN GOOCHJAND CQu ~
THE OFFICE OF GRUBBS WlLLlnm' =,
THE CITY OF RiCHMOND-~By AUTHORITY VI VI, -
decd OF trust eAecued by John ID. Hobson anu
MAY Is. 1872, the undersigned. one OF me
ma med ilertiD, the request Of the holder Oh one
OF Tire notes secured thereby, will. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1851,
ut Is O'Clock NJ, at tho oce of Grubbs win III,
pu,aic auction the REAL ESTATE conyeyea 5y
said deed. being TRACT DIR Parcel! ~ I. ~
Ia Goocband county, Va. known as " HO" ah 80
and lying on the north side Of James river, auJ9,h
ing the lands OF Edwin TurpiD. NainanieI S'n''"
and the estate Of john ". PemDeron, deceas.u. Al, =
TERMS Cash as to the expenses OF SAFE siln .iic
sum Of $4,000 and upon such terms a. 10 lne iesi
dae OF purchase. money as will be annonnctu AT inc
time of sale LEGH II. PAGE, Trustee,
1n,nue . u,r,r.,,s uctinpeers uo4
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REAL ESTATEAT PRIVATE SALE.
A FURNISHED UNIVERSITY G5
BOARDING-HOUSE FOR SALE.

Desiring to join my sons in Texas ! offer for sale
a STIDENTS' BOARDING-HOUSE of twenty
rooms, in thorough repair, well furnished. with
every convenience. Excellent garden, hrs;-rae
well Of water, stable, COW house, &c.
Students boarding with me VIII remain with the
purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 cash (Which includes
bu ldng. household and kitchen furniiurej; $1,000
IN day of sale; balance one, twO and three years,
bearing interest from day of sale.
Oc 30-eOdGt Mrs. EDGAR CARTE.
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BY Frank u. Hill & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
/ Brick DWELLING No. Ilf SOUTH
FOURTH. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS. At AUCTIcN--1y virtue of deed OF
trust dated October g. 1879 ana duly recorded IN
the clerk, Office OF the thsncVry Court OF The CITY
OF Richmond default having been made in ne pay
mept of a negotiable note therein secured ana al
the request Of The beneficiary, will sell Al auction,
on the premises. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1880,
at A. o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
s. id Geed a. follows: All that certain LOT OF
LAND, with BRICK DWELLING ana Other I'M
provemt ntS thereon, on The west side of Fourth
street between Cary and Canal, fronting on SAID
Fourth street 20 feet inches, and running back
between parallel lines rs feet 10 an alley four feet
wide.
The house contains seven rooms; brick Kitchen
with two rooms. city water gas. &c. aud Is now
routed 10 a good tenant for SIT per month.
TERMS: CASH sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale
ana note for $3.50, with inieres' from Uctooer
-, 1880. FRANK ID. I'LL
nc o6 - o030&tds Trustee.
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nv Jas. MscdousalI, Anctioneer'
No. 10 Governor for Thirteenthl street.
pAR.rlxrUREs, FRENCH BURR


STATE LICENSE,
STOVES.
CHAIRS, crocKERY, GLASSWARE, &C. &c"
ATAUCTIoN.
THURSDAY, 4TH instant.
nj tOH O'clock will sell at the james Klyer Brewe
nv inc entire lar and GARDEN-flAiO hEo' ,o
gefher with great yariet, oil other ar'c'eso' 'aue
Will name I'm part ...,,,
z excellent BAR-C0UNTfho'
/ large ICF-B,iX Of superior make'
hn a nF he Excellent cRoCKERY, GLASSWARE,
prSSPe''s n.y. VINE. and other GLASSES;
DFChNTERs and BAR-BOTILES ,,,,,,,,
PLATES, CUPS aud SA UCEkS. DISHES, boNbs'
KNIVES. FORKS, and SPOONS,
HOMIE, SQUARE, and LONG-TABLES,
CHAIRS, LARGE LAMPS, .,,rox,rs
Excellent COOKING and Other STOVES,
100 bottles FINE WINES,
STATE LICENSE, &C, &C;
1 excellent FRENCH BURR CoRN-MiLL' cost
I s0RREL HORSE, good worker:
/ fine TOP.wAGON and HARNESS. IN gooo
Large seG ,ot of DOUBLE. and SINGLE HARNESS;
4 large TANKS:
3 iarSe UNITED STATES aud G ERMAN FLAGS;
so ASSORTED FLAGS;
OFFICE FURNITURE, &C, &C. .-,,,.,
The attention of The public Is resnectiuIy ca,ie =.
valuable articles seldom oerede at auction ana must
be sold to close the establishment.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
T.. b. COOK, Salesman. oc d
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BY X. l.. Staples X Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiCneers,
l1O3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF A FARM OF
- ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES
AROITT StVEN MILES FRON RICHMOND,
LYING BETWEEN THE CHAELES CITY AND
WILLIAMSBURG, ROADS, WITH A SMALL
FRAMED HOUSE TIItREON.-Me viii sell In
front of HenricO county courthouse on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880
tcourt.dayJ at II o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY
above described. "
The owner. being determined IN dispose OF TINS
nropertv. will sell at "a great sacrifice.
TERMS: At sale. II. l.. STABLES x coz
oc an AuciOneers.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LfEsk
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK

INT rempsny VIII eisgAten ore Q, ~ .1.J ''lsN-
staansvs-,jLD DOMiNiON, W AEvIi''l No
uATTAN, ISAAC GkLL, amt hh \n.a a.
sverv Tt'EsDAi, FRIDAY, Aid 90
high water. -, ana ,ars 81
pressly Tor this route. 800. ...,,.,co.i.. a.. 10
they we spieGdiS 'aioo-'' jaw
The fare, sccommoaaaon'' sai ave"
surpassed. -, pier g.. Noit va
shIps going norm ANA Al I'm, ,,ut. sod.
Csbin fare 70 New orA'fiA
W; s,. for po,n,s beyond New loIs ~ ,.,s.i ~
liz afisostsh, and no charge made vA's''
pesseS incurred. so,,i,,k =. ". dsi1'
FOR i~' sSEoRSE " lave SS ss.:
AVIS once ConsAh's
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aebAAav az AK ayHAnE.

NOR NEW YORK The old ,,FSrk
Il Dominion steamship Colnu1tf' p. ->sSltssss
steamship WIANOkf. Captain core d. H... FOO
FRIDAY, November 9th. Hf p'ri.Dt J.. VI
Freieu' received uuui o'cisck 4. ".
Through bills OF ladlng signed ani goods f"'.
vardei with Al spdtch % all points north, .uhih ttt
and west: also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare O. New York, flI, Storage, - ana
81.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. ". ALLEN 4 CO., A<e. 70,
no 3-3t Company wharf o. SOUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lll3 Main street.

CONTINUATION OF THE TRUSTEES
\ SALE OF THE UNSOLD POR1ION or
THOSE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS LYING
ON WEST CARY, TAYLOR. AND OlIltR
STREETS. BETWEEN WASHlNGrON PLUM,
HARVtE STkEEJS.-As trustee In deed Of
trust executed by James q. Hardy aud wife on TIE
2Sth day of August. 1879, and By virtue 1T dc-
cree Of the Chancerv Court Of the city OF Richmond
entered July 6, 1sSO in the suit OF Hardy trustee
u.s. GOddin. trustee, Dunk.l. aud others, being re-
qured 50 to DO 10y The parties interested sha'l' "h
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1850,
commencing at O'Clock Z. NJ. sell at public auc-
non on the premises. All that portion OF ihe pro-
perry conveyed by said deed of trust and located as
ahove. now occupied ~ Mr. James {. Hardy, WhlcR
wa unsold at last sale for want Of lime. The lots
now 10 be SOLD. besides those fronting on cary
street are the most elevated Of the entire numb r.
occupying that beautiful knoll Of ground on level
with the old reservoir. and commanding tine view
of the city. The aud is sub-diyded Ia lois, as VIII
be shown 10y plat on DAY of sale
The attention OF capitalists wishing Investments
and also persons Of small means desiring lots Tor
hon es Is esnecially invited 10 this sale. No portion
of our city /, more rapidly improving than his lo
calitv which j. In the direct line Of the western
growth Of our city. Purchasers nav confidently
expect speedy returns inyt stments made IN thl'
locality.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months. the purchaser giving his nego'laple
uoles for deferred payments asd tile retained uni
AN he purchase money is paid and deed ORDERED
by the court. y. u. t'Ih NEl' IfustooV;
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOnrtr. Oc s
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by Robert Il. LNDe'
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonetr'
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SUE
pInp uT.uOKSE-POWFR STEAM EN-
CINE lND or STEAM EIGIIr-HORSE POW
ER SrPARATOR: 3oH INCH CYiiN ), . RiGL a
D No 726 MADE ANp SOLD BY TIE HA-
S'FPeToWN STEAM ENGINE AND MACHINE
C1NPANY. OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD,
AT WEsTHAMPTON, HtNRlCo COUNTY; On
as CAHY STREET. FIVE MILES WEST or
TIiE CiTY. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By vr-
Iue of a certain deed executed 10 me. a rus
Tee from Ira w Alley. bearing date the 20 D oi
June 1879, OF record In the clerks once 81 we
county of HenricO ID. Is. l03, page 9ol, shSu "hef
for SALE upon HE premises. on
THURSDAY. llTHDAY or NOVEMBER; leoV;
AZ / O'Clock T. NJ, beng required so 10 do by The
bept1citriss therein named, default having been
made m the payment OF the sums therein stcured'
TERMS: Cash. ". 4. G. GARNETT. JR.,
cc al Trustee.
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FURNITURE

EURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Il MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETc.-Par- -,
ties I'm want can always select from the ~
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. Before'F :
purchasing call and he convinced. You will save
money on EVERY ARTICLE. The EXTENT OF
MY TRADE PROVES 1T. PARLOR- and CHAM
BER-sUITS all prices and styles; CABINET
MAKERS and UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, ETC., French and
German, al New York prices.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 1898 Main street.
FACTORY, 16, Is, 20, % NORTH Fifteenth.
Ofta
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOnetr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
4 VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT PROPERTY ON ORtGON HILL
KNOWE AS THE PROPERTY USED
BY THE MAGDALEN ASsO-
CITATION,
AND KNOWN As
THE SPRING-sTREET HOME,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SlDE OF
SPRING STREET; AVN
AND LYING BETWEEN BtLVlDERt AND
WITH A FRONT OF 24t FEET On SAME
Re virtue Of a certain deed, dated the 9th day or
April, 1876, of record IN Richmond Chancefy Iomrt
clei KS Office, Deadlock I07 A. page 437 from me
President of said Association TO US rs trustees we
shall in execution Of The trust OF sald dceO at the
reuuest Of the OF the beDthclarY Sc
cured, defiant having been made IN the paNmen' on
n lOrtiOn Of the money secured. expose 10 SAFE Dy
public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1880,
at a o'clock r. VI. the PROPERTY described In The
deed and kDo.n as The SPRlSG-STREE1 HOME,
or ne properly of the Magdaen Association. The
improvements consist Of Il VERY LARGE BRICK
RIfGl,DING, containing about twelve rooms, Dllck
kiuheus and numerous other out.buildlngs. 1he
whole premises are well enclosed, partly by brick
wall aud a very excellent fence; water, &c. upon
the premises. The property fronts as above on
spring street 24f feet. and extends back on the
west line of Bclydre street, In parallel lines there
with. l9S feet 10 an alley. This property has
Veried into q manufacturing establishment for an
extensive business. or the property can be edslly
divided up and many small buildings can be erected
on the uulmprOyed lots fronting on BclvideTe street
and Spring street.
IHE TERMS will be liberal. and full particulars
given az hour or sale. HENBY BONNER.
ADULPII O,ThRLOH,
no2 Trutees.
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WEDNESDAY. DEcKMnrn I5.Is,a.

AT 10 NJ oiItrfnr -i'r az auction. upon DO u.,.
five mile. from q. Cd. Ipct dcuof. Atlantic. N. ..
nj ana Ohio RAILROAD. twelve miles from Farm. .
aud lve mur. nom liiWpdcu-~idn'y and I
Theological seminary. the following LAND.
IOT l. containing iSf ACRES pNc. Ui.nt t..
family cemetery of one eighth of aU .,ftI. on
la LARGE BRICK MANSION Will inthI r...
Gue orchaid,, garden, &c Land fertile, a.i f.I p
sum lied wiih wood and water.
LOT 2. containing lSb AtRt~. 0n "I'l. '.
A NANIFACT Il;lNG- AND ~AN-Nill obi. u
utaliing stream. with DNl LING 20 Oh. J.. ..
The land Is mostly iOWgruHuds.
LOT 3. coniaiuing Z4O AtRE>-rr, boo cl.. s-
ton ana part iu wood. -
part IN wood.
part In wood.
part In wood.
part I'm NO u.
The whole Is I'm one BODY Much ~ D. i.r.'
To-. grounds. and I. the best hDlN of ..i i. ...
county, aud she residence one ~ 'n. ."'. ti' d
neighbCrhood noted for cultivation tHI Dr. .'
meut.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance m tNr.. .IA.
annual uayiupufs. h,drlug interest from .I.. "f
sale. Purchaser Of offs aud to -lfr tI... t 10
sonal security for deferred pa mt ui-. cr 'n 70
the builnings TOR the burhl 81 thr tu-.'t, l..
Withdrawal az payments are made.
Apply for handDiils WIN luii,r hr-'r pl.I I'D
). P.IlI/GIEAlD.
). n. MOTLEY,
Trustee.
oc l3-2aw;ds ltrm'.' 3D..
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AUCTION sALEs-.vr,.r. -
A TLANTiC, MISSISSIPPI Am o ,,,,-,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE USrrrn sr
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL crpC,.,,N -
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF yiRGly', AID
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William Butler Duncan and samuel ,
"y;,.,''''''''''''''''''''''''..survgiug TreiD,'
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio RAIL-,
p7ny and others. ''''''ii ca.
By virtue ofaDd pursuant 10 4 iudgnep, 49,.
cree OF foreclosure and sale rendered ,r1 ti ~.
ut the April term Of the said Court -, 'D''rf3
aboye-entithd action. T. Mathew 3 o. b. No
master appointed therein 70 sell Az and i1gl,.. ~
ms,pDn,b, = p1Y PRhMisES; FRANCiilsFs s
pko.ERTf, BOTH REAL, PFR.oN -
MIXED, mentioned In the compliant ~ a. i'i
action, and In the sad judyment aud de- 'i.f
oIs e ide sn1 9rTsgSd, or ,nsnde1 - % b. M
mortgage bearing date the 9ih dty II $500
1871 DO thereby give notice That on -.'Ti
MONDAY THE IsT DAY or NOVEMBER Is.o
AT12 O'CLOCK NOON.
at the north front door or the cn,,o,,.t
the United States. 10 the city at Rlcburr5 D.
shall proceed 20 sell at public auction. ~ ft.
bidder. the following.descrbcd PROPERTY'
Is TO saw iA'
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND INTEREST oe
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
ono RAILROAD CoNp,>y
Inland To THE FRANCHISES OF Tpr
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE,
LINE OF RAILROAD-
extending from Norfolk, IN The sta'. ,rv.-.....
10 CUMBERLAND Gap, In the State oi Lrr'sr.. Do
Retber with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE .g
RAILROAD.
ALI RIAL E,TATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY.
EASEMENTS, FIXTURE.
MACHINERY.
ROLLING-sTOCK.
TOOLS. EQUIPMENTS.
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY. RhuI.
PRIVILEGES. AID FRASCulsL~ AppI..
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
rs fully and 1t large set forth in hr Fol. U..... t
and decree. uriulei copies ~ whDl HI H. r..
wlrdcd ~ Tie undersigned master hs BOA. '.t. d.
applying therefor.
SuCn sale will be- made on the term. ..... .. .4
fhe decree ot taic, OF which bidder HiI f.. ID.
tice. and subject to cer'Hin suh-I-iu. In.. .....
mon the prcmis a., particularly de.crf,I H ..
said Judgment AMI decree, AMI o. staten .....
VIII be open for tee inspection oi u.Ii... ..
days prior TO and A. the zine oi safe.
". 4. pIFA~ANT-. 81.
RrCuNONp Tufg >. 1850.
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DHILADELPHiA, III, IL 4Sthte
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK - 1870 III
RIVER And THE EAST va FAL,h..i., -
TilRFE TIMES A wEEh.-J'W 10y
lie DE steamer OF This line Wi. HTriIysDAY,
TTI{SlpSDAY and SATURDAY, and y 20.
eyery TUESDAY FRIDAY, ana si ~ -
n.cttug AZ Philadelphia -ltn C3dea Nf'
Line FOR Hall kiNer, ,...,.>.,, urp,rTI. i.te-
grciybt received daily ultii , o,,.o'e, dIiu.g
General soa, crn Azeni. Boo
Wi LIAM 7. CLfps, .' We
General Aa'..
"a, No ~ south A.hArkfi. t..
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DicHM0ND, YORK ENEEfeT7iE.

DICUMOND, YORK kINLRSrTiTsj
tNnGtESAPFAkF RAILROAD 49,.
NERO ANTS AND sinners IkANrt'.+N
TON COMPANY, ,.t.tl
an Eo.ton Providence. aud an NrN Do
steamers leave NEST POlNf. 49,
WEDNESDAY aud AItKpAl q, - "'."'
,eeting with trains from RlCHNpNl. .,l....
steamer. arrive a; WEST POINT on eat'
DAY and FRIDAY. ., p.,.. AID
Direct shipments from Boston ~,
Providence Railroad uid West Point a. ,.,.
n. I. DOUGLAS, SupefiN'|'
g. "A General A.tNf.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE >tff
IheIcpy alive notice thtt boo obcdienc. a.
Of The Court have adjourned me -al n
the above adycrli-er,n' To- ~ o'c'0a N."'
l0H DAY OF February. I--I
at the place therein mentioned.
NJ. +. PLtA>ANT-. Ha...
RICHMOND. VA. Nuvcub ar !. l~-..
(Do , 2 hfd-l
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

to go by the mail tomorrow morning, and dis afternoon dar is a watermelon sociable for de ben. eft oh de church. I ain't got time jess now, I want to see Jim Webster fust and give him one noah chat1ce to splain his con. nection with the credit niohileyer business.
 ''So you think she might have gone back on you and given him that cfavat?'
 ''No, boss; but maybe Jim got it of de same counter in de store whar I got de fuss one. Dem ar neckties was lying mighty expos. ed dar on de counter, aud jim ain't a bit too good to pick ore up, when nobody was noticin', and walk off wi:h it, just like I did"
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
YUMA, ARIZONA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. 1880.

timidation and outrage of the most systematic and atrocious character. No Souther man on South ern soil would have tha face to deny this. It is the North ern Copperheads who mount the stump and shriek cut blatant lies to the effect that there is ID bull dOzing at the South. Unf0rtun- ately the National archives are .overfowing with evidence of the ou srages which have been com mitted oB the cOlOred voters of the South. A whole literature has been created concerning these outrages, and they are recorded by the thousand, with painful precision, in those public docu- ments which the Democrats have so little stomach for Record Union.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

in all its departments, and active retrog1 ession will set in. To se- cure the fruits of progress in the past and to continue progress in the future, we must unify our people. We must do it now. The election of Garfield will notify the revolting nlalcontents that the loyal people of the United States mean to establish law, order and the personal security of every cit iZen in every section of the
 Union. Self-defenSe, self tence, will then require every true man in the South to exert himself in the direction of good government, and revolting "brig adiers" will soon be remanded to obscurity. Garfeld's election will then put new life into the South,
 WIHG u Wii9 dG CiiG odtIlG tIiuS UT ganize all the energies of the re- public. A nation herefore, pauses in its grand onward march to remove an obstacle that threat, ems it. with ruin, and every thoughtful citizen will feel the
 meaning ard tue importance Of the hour. Let no man mist Ike the significance of this campaign. It is the sublimest period in our history, and should csll into exer- else every patriotic feeling and i instinct. All human interests,
 the exEtence of a great nation, the welfare of posterity, depend
 upon the result Of the next presi- dential e!ection.- Post.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
geleet 0oetrn,
Failure.

Long ago you said to me, Sweet, A glorious kingdom before you lies;" You pointed it out to my willing feet, You lighted the way with your loving
 eyes. Many the trium phs the years have brought Keen the pleasures, utkeener the pain :; I stand by your side in the realm Of tho't. And ask myseh, is it loss or gain? Ton gave to me generous meed of praise, You gave 10 me honor and trust, know. But you think with regret Of Hly simple
 ways,
 My fond unwisdom Of long age. Though l speak with the wisdom of gods
 and men
 (This is the bitter that spells my sweet) know full well that never again Can ] stir your pulse with a single beat. You are not to blame. There is nausht to
 be said
 Ever by fate is cur planning crossed, I did tl.e best could iove-led, For the sake of winning what I have
 lost.
 -Car7otfG Perry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
Under The Map.ese

Under the naples, the frost kissed naples. We stood together, love. you and I. While the golden glow of the Autumn
 sunset
 Flushed warm and brightin the western
 sky. Crimson and quivering leaves above us. While the nigkt wind whispered story
 old; And the Day Gods splendor was dying,
 dying,
 Sessly from valley, and hill, and wold. Under the naples, the frost kissed naples, I saw the shsen of your >,den hair, Your proud, sweet lips and your shy. dark
 eyes, love,
 And the sunlit smiles that you used to
 wear; While the west wind whispered, whisper.
 ed, whispered,
 Low to the leaves, all red and brown, And here and .here through ths silvered forest, 4 tired leafet futtered down. Under the naples. the frost-kissed naples told you tender tale that day, While all the crimson clouds of sunset Were fading into the twilight gray Told you that story so true, so tender, While cool. and sweet came the Autumn breeze, I won you, my darling, my own forever, Under the frost-kissed maple trees. X r Mora
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
A Vikings War Ship.

An interesting discovery has just been made at Sandeherred, in Norway, of a Scandinavian war vessel. Buried under hif-- lock, sailing vessel has been found which Is thought to have belonged to those terrible high- waymen of the ocean, the Vik- ings or Nor Negian pirates. It measures about seventy five feet in length, and is In an almost per- feet state of preservation. It is armed and equipped as though 1t had been abandoned where found Wh en on the point of sailing on some adventurous expedition. All the apparatus used by nauti- cal NOrsemen is met with in this ancient craft, the mast of which is still pretty well intact. There sA V Al /" $ 'i iSh eo Oi oaiiS anu CUIudS0 remaining, as we'll as many speci- mens of either perfect or incom- plete, of utensils or instruments, which have heen eagerly exams med 5y antiquaries. Among other things are d number of pieces of oakwuod, peculiarly shaped, wrought with a certain elegance, aud hulloWed out in the center to admit of ropes being passed through thens. Spades and shields, Of backlers, have also been found, or rather iron portions of the bucklers, for the wooden part Is entirely gone. Near the rudder the skeletons of three horses were discovered.
 The form of the shield and the
 manner in wi ich they were s,,s-
 pended round the interior part of
 the ship is absolutely the slae as one sees represented on the. teaa:
 tifui tapestry of B,yeux. i-a .agToy,
 mandy, which dates :}sscl1 .to the
 eleventh century. The ship is
 not completely dug out ot ifs present prison near the sea-shere.
 When this has been accomplished
 the shfpAWhIch is thought to be
 still eaworthy.-will he launched
 and talk on to Christina to be de.
 posted in the University Muse.
 um.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

Greece Is weak power, consid- ering its maritime position and population. The last census gave Greece a population of 1, ,457,S34, but it has increased rapidly dur, ing the last decade, more espeei-
 lily in Athens, which is one of most progressive of the lesser cities of Europe. 1t has a large merchant navy. The army, on a peace footing, numbers 14,000 of all aras; mobiIized, it Is 20,000 strong. This is the force Greece i5 prepared to oppose to the Tur- kish armies; but volunteers will not be wanting. In war, the na- tional guard does military duty within the kingdom. The navy consists of fourteen vessels, most ly all small, and quite unequal to a contest With a Turkish Squad& TO-. She has one iron-clad. Ser via, with a smaller population, fought Turkey single.handed for year before Russia commenced hostilities, and held her own, conquering a peace and indepen. dence. with an army of some 75,- coo men; and Roumania, with 2
 population Of nearly 4,009, ,09as
 kept an army of 10000 men iil tsixasa
 field during the Russo-ftaxh.sfi
 war. This was .e far iargers'a 'ariny than England had il aims at Waterloo.