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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13
by ". GOdiin.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
/ LOT, WITH Two COTTAGES 1ilLktuE,
ON THE SOUTH LINE or LEIGH Bkl VIII
NORTON AND klNNEY sTREtT>.-As rH'.tf
In certain deed II trust from Mr.. Z. J.. lf1ilit.'
bearing date | lth june. 1877, duly recorded lA
Richmond Chanccry Court / shall in eNc'u'.,,t
premises. on THURSDAY the I SIN Jauusr,. lt~u,
Al 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. the foregoing REAL 81 p
the hrst fronting feet on the south slide 81 LtkA
street. running back 1876 feet. having thereon a
NEAT NEW FRAMED DWELLING coniahius
four rooms, well OF good water, handsome lIon.
ward stocked with n weTs: the second fronting "h
continuation Of Catherine street II feet ruunlns
back "a feet, with NEW COTTAGE thereon con-
tIiniug two rooms.
The TERMS viii De enough IN cash io dtifal ~
penses Of sale and 20 pay on Two note, pat '.''
amounting 30 $50; on "A credit a. O. $500 untI pr.
llih June, 1850 and as 70 the residue, on ~.
terms AS may DC announced at lac time 81 - p, 'Ul
w'.oe credit payments 10 bear interest ana ~ So
cured by deed Of trust. W. Hol1liN'
a5 liu't'',
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by. j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and AuciDncer'
llIS east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAN

TRUSTEES SALE OF + K \ VI J.
DWELLING ON VFNABLE STREET BIZ
TWEEN EOSE AND 4 " st -F FL ID
STREETS. 40 2i2- By virtue OF q deed 90 tfii
from r. I. WooI3ll 10 the uudrr-isn"d t.H '-f
dated q ia August. 1878. and recorded u ti' l,'t-
mond Chahccry Court ID. Is ll3 Il. page z2l' .'
secure certain bOul therein spocihed ana "h,i't
default has been made, aud being required -' TO
by the beneficiary. We viii sell. ON tuc urri1l-'
SATURDAY, January II. 1850. a. - "cioc> D.
NJ. The REAL ESTATE de cribri in >ild I',
follows: THAT lot of land Boo co." cry "I 81
mond. with IN prOyemenis thereon, hfiuf N .'
No Z42s Nenable street. said iDt fronts 3l i''t ~.
the nOltn side Of Nenabie street hr-Mtth H'-' '.
Tweuty.6iih streets, and runs back utt cen I'I'-
lei hines 1873 feet o. an alley 20 Fec. Sole" ,,-.,,
TERMS: Cash as 30 expenses ~ sale ari : ''''- p
aud the balance on such terms as Viii De- aAA'u".
at sale by the grantOr or trusiees.
H. &. q HARIMAN,
JULIUS STRAUS, lllu'ic-'
J. THOMPSON BR JWND
j. THOMPSON brown, AucitOuc,r. ID ?
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auclioneer.
BY j. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main stI,et.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALU-
/ ABLE IRON-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND tlF-
TENTH STREETS, NO. 14l3.-By virtue OF TWO
deed, of truSt--oue executed by Henry Gunst ana
wife o Abram GunSt. trustee. dated 3lst DeceHDer
1878 and Re corded In Richmond Charccry Court
d. B.Il3 u, page 524. and the second by Henry
Gunst TO Gus. Millhiser trustee dated ION May,
1879 and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court,
d. b. ia &. page 303. the first deed 10 secure GER
lain notes therein mentioned. the second deed TO Sc
cure creditors of said Gunst. and whereas dcfsult
has been maae and being required so 10 do by The
beneficiary, we will self on the premises on FRi-
DAY, January 6, 1880, az IL o'clock NJ, The pro-
pcrly above mentioned. which was conveyed by the
two deeds OF trust above specified, ana which pro-
pcrty fronts 26 feet the south side Of Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. and runs
back AT right angles between parallel lines lO4 tttt
6 inches 10 an alley In rear. The store IS NO. 1913
east Main street.
The properly IS well known 10 all. being occupied
by MIR Henry Gunst. such an opportunity for m
yestmeut is seldom offered The store IS admirably
arranged-rew, has all cOnvenences large dry cell
lar. The upstairs Is arranged for dwelling and Is
complete in all its details.
TERMS: BY consent of all parties concerned, cash
cxcept as to $4,000. upon which twelve moHihs
time will be given, interest added. and for which
substauen reaewals may be obtained.
ABRAM GUNST,
Trustee first deed;
GUS. MILLHISFR.
Trustee second deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. 1a 6
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BY. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auetioneer,
Ills east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE'OF FOUR HOUSES
i AND LOT ON WEST CARY STREET. WEST
OF CHERRY STREET.-By virtue or TWO deeas
of trust. executed by Charles Koch and wlie, me
first 10 Hartman. Straus and Brown, trustees. &C,
dated 23d November, 1877. and recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. y: III A, p. 374
and The second TO Mcanley and TalmaD, trustees,
dated 9Th March. 1878. and recorded In me Rich
mond Chancery Court, ID. Il. liz u. .. 2Z6, 10 Sc
cure certain obligations, and whereas default mas
been made and being required so to do by the oene-
6ciaries, We will sell. on the premises. on mon
DAY. January 10, 1880, at 4 O'Clock L. NJ the
PROPERTY described In both deeds as before re-
ferred to. A., 10Th "a. ~
Cary street, and runs back between raraHet lines
100 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. There Is upon
said lot THREE HOUSES fronting on Cary street,
and one in the rear. The property Is rented TO sood
Ieuants. The houses will be III separately II de-
sired , - ,..,,
TERMS: By consent of all parties. one fourth
cash balance at four, eight, and twelve nontbs, ln-
terest added, and secured by a deed OF tIust.
III. C.. G.. HARTMAN.
JULIUS STRAUS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees hrs, deed.
j. A. MEANEEY,
W. Ii. TALMAN.
Trustees second deed.
+ TuoupeOS BROWN. AuctiOneer. IA 0
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BY John 81. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer'
NollO6 Main street.

TWO FRAMED HOUSES IN ShOOhH
rvv6 Pocus ZACH. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
hUCTiON Il viii sell on TUESDAY the i5Ih diy
OF January. 1880. on the premises al oc,0eh L
TERMS: One fourth cash residue at four. eignt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, "'ere''
added and secured By deed OF trust.
~''''' "''' JOHN NJ. GODDlN,
tin AuctioDeer.
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SEINE-THREAD.

T ENSTEIN &~0Hros
LIE SONS, E-SS->
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
NETS.
sEINES aud TWINE,
COTTON ROPES-all sizes:
PATENT and SOFT sElNE-TWINE,
LINES. YAWkING,
CORks,
LOCKWOOD, &C.. &C.
Sole importers OF LION-BRAN ID SEINE
THREAD warranted TO give perfect sattsfaction),
and importer OF other brands.
Dealers aud hshermen Invited 10 call. no 20
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CHERRIES SALE OF MUSIC, PIANO,
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. DESKS, &C, AT
800 EAST MAIN STREET. BY virtue Of al exc
cution In NV hands, aud By consent of parties, /
will eel al the musicsore No go eas: Main street,
on THURSDAY the 18TH Of January. 1850, COM
at 10 O'Clock, the CHtire stock Of MUSIC,
&c. In he store. comprising IN part
l New 7-OCTANE kNABE PIANO;
3 SHOW. CASES:
2 WALNUT WRITlNG-DESKS;
IL PORTRAITS OF THE MASTERS:
number Of fine NIOLlNS. ACCORDEONS,
BANJOS. GUITARS. DRUMS:
Large lot Of INSTRUCTION-BOOkS
! Fine SELF-FEEDlSG STOVE, &c, &c.
JOHN ". WRIGHT,
IA 10 Sheriff City OF Richmond.
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EOOTN. SHOES. DC.

BOOTS. SHOES. &C.
GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE 49,
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at|
s7.50-a bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE BUT
T0N-B0OTs, LACE-sHOES, and CONGRESS
CATERS, in all grades:
LADIES' FRONT and sIDE-LACE and BUTTON
B0OTS-heavy soes. for walking, and In fine,
soft kid and light soles;
BOYS aud CHILDREN'S SCHOOL-SHOEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES IN all styles;
A fine line Of OLD GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES'
BROAD-B0TT0M, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS and
SHOES;
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER
CATERS. &c;
weak ankles-a good thing. All al
J. A. GRIGG's,
de 81 Tenth and Main streets
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by Jno. f.. Laughton, Jr.. Auciioneer,
9l6 Main street.
GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES, AND CHILDREN's
SHOES,
PERSON ~,

MIR. L. ID. HEARIT is not IN our en-
n.v for ne. SKINNER & co.,
i, sci Of Baltimore.
NO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
/ TAKE NOTICE: That my wife. MARY DlGGS,
having forsaken my bed and ooard. and refusing TO
rctnrn no longer hold myself responsive Tor any
hills that she makes JOHN DIGGS.
RIcHMoND, VA, December 20, 1879.
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II. SlLLlM a No
State Chemist for Connecticut
BALTIMORE. November 80, 1878.

BALTIMORE, November 80, 1878.
MesSrS Smith, HdRlody e. Co.:
conference.-the Patapsco Baking Powder is a
thoroughly scientific combination. and great chen l.
cal skill has been shown In Geysing 1t. Ii par leu
larly comments itself by the slOwness in which the
carOOnc acid l. generated. il requires heat for the
complete evolution of the gas: hence IN baking the
bread must become lighter than when ordinary
powders are used. use Il IN preference to an
others ia my oton Irnily phtch emphattcaHy
expresses my opinion II IT. hedthfutasSS.
Respectfully, l.. l.. WILSON,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
No. 80 second street, Baltimore.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. I
InuuarX - 1870 (

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,(
January 8, 1879. !
MessrS. Smith, HdnicGy d Co.,:
Gentlemcn.-I have examined the composition of
your PatapscO ng-Powder, and can certify that
IL contains nothing that he IN the least degree
Objectionable or injurious To health. ] consider ~
a iudicous and valuable preparation, and when
used according 10 directions IL must be considered
perfectly safe and wholesome. Since all The active
constituents undergo important chemical changes
when the Baking Powder IS used, ~ l. absurd TO
suppose that any OF these can Dc transferred un-
chauged TO the food prepared with IL. The whole
value of the preparation depends on this chemical
action, which lberates the. carbonic acid gas re-
quired aud its peculiar value depends on the slow
ana era dual manner In which this action goes on.
II Is simply impossible 10 detect the slightest trace
of alum or any other deeteriOus substance In bread
or any other article Of food prepared with the Pa
Iapsco Baking-Powder. Respectfully. &C.,
WILLIAM T.. A. AKIN, NJ. d.. &C,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
BALTIMORE, January / /, 1879.
Messrs. SIN in, HdnUdy d Co.:
Gentlemen,-I DO not see how can add anything
on the subject-quesion 10 the full and explicit opin-
ions Of Professors Wilson and Akin except 10 ca
press my surprise that any chemist or other edu-
Gated person could lind anything injurious IN the
powder TO which you refer or In its effects aud re-
suits As used. Yours iraly
6. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ d.,
Professor In Maryland University.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 3, 1879.
Nessrs. Smith, HdnioGy d. Co.. Baltimore. Nd. !.
Gentlemen,-With the statements of sHch emf
nent chemists Professor sillimaD and others, IL Is
Paiapsco Bsking-Powder is now being used IN my
family, and Is giving perfect Satisfaction.
Respectfully, W. III. WARDtR, NJ. ID.
ia Tot
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcnAoND--ro

STATE OF VIRGINIA., CITY OF KICHMOND--T0
W.T.
!. Charles L. Williams, notary public foi The city
aforesaid In tn state OF Virginia, DO certify that
G.. ODER, CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES Il. SKIN
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
signed to the fore going writing, have acknowledged
the same before me In my said city. And do fur
Their certify that Charles d. HILL one OF the general
partners named in the foregoing writing. this day
made oath before me- In my said city, that g. ODER,
the special partner named IN said wiring, has ac-
tualIy paid In cash 10 The hrm OF iiil, Skinker K
Watkins The sum OF twenty thousand dollars as his
input into said firm.
Given under my hand this 3lst dav of December,
A. ID. 1879. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
ia LEV Notary Public.
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BY Paine & Nowlin, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Msin street.

SALE.-By virtue OF deed
L Of trust executed by Leon Schaap on the 7ih
day Of January, 1850. and recorded In the clerk ;
Office of the Chancery Court of The city Of Rich
nlOnd, cOnvcyins his en'ire stock Of merchandise
aud furniture for the benefit OF his creditors. and
having been requested by some Of them 30 10 10, |
shall proceed 10 sell a. public auction. on the Urelni
ses, No. l402 Nam street. on THURSDAY, 10Th
January. commencing az 10 O'Clock, his entire
stock If goods, consisting Of
FURNISHING GOODS OF all
kinds:
FANCY GOODS IN great variety:
UMBRELLAS. WALKING. CANES,
TOH NCCO and CIGARS,
SMOKERS ARTIt LES,
7 FINE SHOWCASES, FURNITURE &C.
TERMS: At SAFE.
HENRY n. MEYER, Trustee.
sale conducted by PAINE &. NOwLIN, Auc-
tioueers ia 10 -.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il Personal PROPERTY, N HANOVER
COUNTY, NEAR ATLEE'S.-By virtue 81 A fs.l
of lrus, from +. Wyatt and l.. Il. Frost dated I'm
January. $40. aud OF record iu Hanover crurf.
clerks Office default having been made 10 the lsy.
ment of the second note secured therein. alf no
holder thereof requiring this sale. We shall Offer fr
sale, on the farm formerly occupied by said WAT
bur now occupied by said Frsst. called Itrr.i
Grove" near Alice. station in Hanover count ~.
THURSDAY The 18Th day OF January lsLU. bs.
ginning nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following property
or So much thereof "a may be Deces ary t0 IA, tie
amount secured In said decd remaining unil.i.
2 CnESiER sowS.
] BERKSHIRE BOAR,
@ SHEEP,
WAGONS,
n0GGBLE.PLows.
l THRtE-llORSE PLoW,
SINGLE-PLOWS,
2 IIAREOWs,
4 CORN-PLANTER,
2 CULTIVATOkS.
REAPER AND MOWER,
wAG0N-,. CART. AND FLOW.
WHEAr-CRADLE>.
CLEANER.
l WliEAT-tAN,
SUBSOll. pLOW.
Also.
A lot Of RAKES FORKS, SPADES. eUOVFis
&C.. and ONE HALE OF TIE tRDI~ DF
corn AND PROVE NDFR. 60, So. Which
have matured on said farm iucc lie -1tI j.a-
uary, 1879.
TERMS or SAFE: Enough in cash - pay ~.
Dcnses of sale and ihe amount now duo ou s. U.ts
for $306.66 with interest from 1871 d1N ~ hc..a-
Der. SIS. subject Io credit Of Sj.fi t-utth t
August. 1879 tht residue ot shc pirca4.e-m '.tv
10 correspond III amount aud time oi p1Nm'ut with
amount aud maiuufy r a note ior s3ub SO Rliu
Interest from the 18Th day Of Deco tDr, 1875.
which will maiu on he lSth June 1850 J1i 'lc
balance, II any, to Bee mad" PAYABLE 300 twelve
months from day 1T sale. The purch3-tr, 20 1--WE
notes secur Il hy tru.t-dccd or good personal .t-
Curity for all deferred payments.
u. II. tNRDW Ella Tm.,...
HILL CARTER. -"
EDWIN VAUGHAN. fti'r. u l-o"'"'
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BY POindexter & upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1900 Main street.



NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The undersigned have formed LINZ
TIED PART NERSHlP TO conduct the GROCERY,
LFAF-TOBACCO. AND GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS In the city of Richmond and
State or Virginia. under the frIn-name Cf HILL.
SKfNKER & WATKINS 10 begin on the lST DAY
OF JANUARY. 1850. ana 10 continue for the pc
rOd Of three years Is Nearsl.
The GENERAL PARTNERS In said finn are
CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES Il. rklNhER.
and CHARLES WATKINS. all Of whom are ci-
zen, of the state Of Virginia and reside In the city
of Richmond. -
The SPECIAL PARTNER is GUsTAVUS
DEER. a citizen Of the State OF Maryland, and re-
siees I'm the city of Baltimore.
The special PARTNER has contributed 10 the COM
mon stock as capital the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars tt20,0O0l IN cash.
Witness our hands this the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, eighteen hundred aud seyenty-nLne 1879.
(Siguedl CHARLES -. HILL.
CHARLES X. SKlNKER,
CHARLES WATKINS.
General Partner.
GuSTAVUS OBER,
Special Partner
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uTuErY.N1NE.CENT STORE.


"A T sos BROAD STREET
ANEW PATENT ADJUSTABLE EXTENSION
LAMP-BRAcKxT for use ia halls libraries, Offices
and like places II raises and lowers 81 inches, and
swings to the wall either way, always holding the
lamp upright
Novelties in LADIES' sETs-DROPs, LACE
PINS, and sLEEvE-BUTToys, warranted for
I'VE years;
HAT, HAIR, and BELT-PINs, cheap;
A bargain In PoRTE-MONNAIEs at 25c.;
Handsome gilt and engraved EAsELs at 10,
VELVET HAssOCKs, on rollers, at:1;
MEMS HATS, both stiff and soft, at si-worth s2,
and 1850;
BOYS HATS at 50c.-worth 75c.;
LAMPS LAMP-CHlNINEYs, all sizes and kinds !;
BURNERS, wICKS, &C., &C.;
More Of those handsome VELVET AND ENAMEL
FRAMES, cabinet size, at 81;
VELVET FRAMES, card-size, at 13c.
All sizes TEA TRAYS at very low prices;
GINGHAM UMBRELLAS at Toe, Al, t1.10,
1925, H.40, $3.50;
ALPACA UMBRELLAS at 1926;
SILK UMBRELLAS at $2.10 and :2.60-worh
nearly double the money!
Beautiful styles LADIES' MERCHANTS at IL.
lac Wa. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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by francis T. Isbell,
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VERY yALUA.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Profits of Kearney's Three
Years Agitation.
S. F. Chronicle.


The statement of Kearney's council
that he was unable to pay the fine of
$1,000 was not indorsed by Kearney
himself at the House of Correction.
nor is it in accord with authentic re-
ports concerning the pecuniary profit
that his business of agitation" has
brought him in Before the late w.
S. OBrien died. acting entirely inde-
pendently Of the firm and being en-
ragged at an attack made on him by
kearney on the first flush of the lat
ter's prominence, he is said to have
dashed off a check of $40, 900 for kear
ney, saying. cts cheaper to buy the
than bother with himm
Kearney received $4,000 during the
gubernat )rial campaign for keeping
White in the field He received from
$4,000 to $4,000 during the New
Constitution campaign for his apathy
during the last six weeks before cleo
ton. In fact, as nearly as can be es-
tlmated, his pecnnlary profits are In
the vicinity of 100000 At the House
Of Correction, when asked if he were
able TO pay his $1,000 fine. he an
swered evasively. As no imprison-
ment excepting the six months which
formed part Of his sentence can
be enforced until the fine is paid, and
as the collection OF the amount must
be by civil process, the exact status
of kearDey as a capitalist becomes
an interesting question. The certain-
ty is, however, that his profitable ca
reer during the past three years will
very well permit him six months rest
and retirement. As soon as the wealth
er permits resumption OF work on the
read and at the quarry, kearney will
he set at work with the rest
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18
A CIergyman's Reason for Opposing

The Rev. Daniel O'Connell, pastor
of ST. Johns Z. G. Church, Oswego.
New York, is very ardent and ac-
tive Republican In bis sermon he So
|licited offerings for the support Of
Father Mailloux, Catholic missiona-
~ among the Indian tribes He also
said that Father MailIoux, having un-
|dergone great exposures and priva-
tions, had succeeded in Christianizing
several tribes in the Catholic faith.
Grants administration sent Methodist
preachers to those tribes, who turned
them over to the Methodist Church.
This he declared to be an outrage,
and stigma on Grants administra-
tion. The declaration created SEN
sation in the congregation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18

A SALT LAKE special says: Six ofl
Brigham Young's daughters have just
been excommunicated from the Nor
mon Church, the specifications against
them being entering ard prosecuting
a suit falsely charging their fathers
executors and the authorities of the
church with defrauding the heirs Of
tie late President Young out Of ST.
100000, and for causing the imprison-
ment in the penitentiary Of the execu-
tors, and jeopardizing the liberty Of
John Taylor, President Of the Church.
The daughters, all Of whom have hus-
bands, are understood to have courted
communication, and some of them
say they are disgusted with Mormon
ism. All except two are polygamic
children
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18

A TORONTO Alderman, Of typical
anple dimensions, wandered around
for awhile on the lst day Of April with
placard on his back incribed:
~Wideued at the expense of the cur
poration"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18
1T WILL NEVER BE Played.
Detroit Free Press.


Mr.. and Mrs. Defoe sat before q
cheerful fire in their home the other
evening. There lad been long pc
riod Of silence when suddenly Mr.. De-
foe exclaimed as above.
"What is it dear?n she responded
"Say, we've got tired Of playing
games, and what do you say to pri-
vate theatricals?n
"How?u
"Why, we'll get three or four Of the
neighbors to join in, and we'll meet at
each Others houses and have regular
plays"
"rhat will be splendid?n she gasped
Hanged if it amt! Wonder we
never thought of it before. Twenty
dollars will get US all the scenery we
want, and each one can furnish his
own wardrobe. By gum! we've got
the idea now?n
"What sort of play conld we
lplay~ she asked, as he walked up and
down with tragic step.
Il have it-ahar he exclaimed, as
he stopped short. 4Don't you remem-
Der | started to write play about
five years ago? I'll finish it and we'll
bring it out. Now, let's see how the
characters run. There is Count Dunn
dof, who is in love with Geraldine the
Fair. III be the Count, Of course, as
he is the hero. He kills four rmen, res
cues Geraldina from several dangers,
and there is a good deal Of kissing
and love-making, and happy marri-
age.'
"And I'll be Geraldine"
"You! Oh, you couldn't play that
part. She must be young and viva
cious. Let's seel think I'll cast
you for Hannah, who keeps bakery
near park in Paris"
"Pd like to see myself playing Han
nah in bakery, | would!D She def
antly answered. ''If you can play
Dumdoff | know can play Geraldine
"Oh. no, you can't, my love, You
I,4 H. Al I 4
you'd look throwing yourself in my
arms as the villains pursue. | shall
cast that little D. for Geraldine
"Then there'll be two Geraldines of
usl If you can play Dumdoff with
your lame back and catarrh know
can play Geraldine with this little
lameness in my left knee"
"Now you listen to reason, Mrs. De-
foe. You aren't built for Geraldine;
you are too fat; your feet are too large;
you haven't got the voice for it."
"And you'd make pretty Count
Dundoff, you would" she fired back.
"You want to get that crook out of
your back, that bald head shingled
over, your mouth repaired and your
eyes touched up with paint brushl
think l see you killing four villains
-ha! ha! hal"
"Woman. do not anger mel" he
said in deep toned voice. as he rose
up"
"And don't you anger your Geral-
dine, either"
Geraldine! Why, yon don't know
a sky-border from flat!7
"Dumdofrl And You dou't know
skye terrier from the big fiddle in the
orchestral
"'Tis well! Wen have no playing
here!'
"Then you needn't When | play
Hannah in the Bakery to let you hug
and kiss the Widow d. or any other
woman all over the stage, yon'll be
three or four Count Dumdoffsl"
"lll burn the play, jealous womai.,n y
ssIf you don't, | will, vain maa!n
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PACIFIC ICE COMPANY.
J. N. BENTON, AGENT,
I AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
p q r. IL L q IL
TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

THE ORDINANCE COMPELLING DOGS
] To will be enforced on and after the 18th
day of july 1880, upon all dogs without tags and the
18th day of july $780, upon all dogs with without tags
whose have paid for license and tag for the
year commencing the said 25th day Of July, 1880
July I, 1880. LLOYD HILL, Marshal.
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SEAsi-ANMUAl REPORT Of THE CGuN Y
AUDITOR.

OFFICE County AUDITOR !
ORMsBY COUNTY NEVADA, July l. 1880.
To the Hon the Board County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State of Nevada:
Gentlemen: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report of the financial affairs of the said
county for the six months ending June 80, 1880
Balance on hand at close of business December