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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.


Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
GALE OF THAT LARGE DETACHED
- BRICK DWELLING. WITH LARGE LOT,
ON THE WEST LINE OF 81. JOHNS STREET
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND CUUTTS STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCIION.-At the request Of the
owners, who are determined 10 sell, will offer for
sale, upon the premises,
SATURDAY, JUNE IL. 1881,
at $40 O'Clock Il. NJ. the PROPERTY above mem
toned The house cOntaOs ten room. and is a good,
substan' ialy-Duit brick dwelling ana is in very
good Orcer. The lot fronts 9S feet on 81. Johns
.treet and runs back l164 feet TO l6 foot al ley.
IN re Is fine well OF water on the lot. There Is a
VACANT LOT on both sides of The house, which
will be sold separately from The house, II desired.
This property, at small outlay, can be made very
desirable and good, paying investment.
TERMS: Will be very liberal: II desired three
years credit VIII be gwen on the greater portion OF
the purchase money.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auctloneer.
Immediately after the above sale | will offer for
sale SEVERAL FRAME STORES and DWELL
INGS In the immediate neghhOrhoOd.
leo ROBERT B. LYME. AuctiOneer
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POSTPONEMt NJ.

Postponed 10
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1881,
on ace unit Of rain at same hOur-6 O'Clock r. VI.
FRANK ID. hill CO..
10 AuctiOnecrs.
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POsTPONEMENT

Postponed until
SATURDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
at O'Clock 7. ~, on account Of The incemency OF
the weather. ROBERT Il. LYME,
ie 10 ACctIOneer,
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POSTPONEMFNT

Postponed on account OF rain to
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH,
at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
IL THE COMNISgIpNEH~
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POSIPONEMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed on account Of rain 10
MONDAY. JUNE 18TH,
at 81 O'Clock 4. VI. GRUdBs WILLIAMS.
L. -l.lL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
BY Grubbs & william

Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main AL Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
~ Grubbs 4 Williams.

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Real Estate Agents ana Aucii0nrers.
Eleventh street between Slail aud Bank.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-30
4 Remarkable Singuiarity.
Especial to the Courier-Journal.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-It is rather
remarkable the singular connection
that the figure nine bore to every i'm
portant event in the life of the dead
President. For instance, he died on
the 10Th of September, was in his
forty-ninth year at the time of his
death, he was promoted at the battle
of Chiekamauga on the 10Th of Sep
TENDER, was q member of Congress
for just twice nine years, and was
President 1919 days. From the day
of his election, November I'd, to the
day of his death, September 18th, is
just 329 days.
It is suggested that when the days
| Of public mourning for President
Garfield are over the drapery be sent
to tho Michigan sufferers. Thousands
of the destitute sufferers could thus
be comfortably clothed for the win
| ter
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IL view Of the fact that two of our
Presidents, Lincoln and Garfield,
have fallen victims to villainous,
cowardly nssassius, correspondent,
writing from Mil Springs, Tenn,
suggests that new feature should
be added to our criminal laws. His
suggestion is, that each State, and
Congress for the Territories, should
pass q statute, making it capital
o1onse for any person to draw fire
arms and shoot into q crowd ofpeople,
whether The shot results fatally or
not. An exception could be made,
where the shooting is done strictly
in self defense. Our correspondent
says the law makes the penalty for an
attempt to commit a rape the same
as the commission Of the crime, and
lac thinks the same principle might
be made to apply to an attempt to
commit murder.
II law something like this were
enacted in all the States, it would
have salatary effect in suppressing
the practice of cowardly scamps who
go around to take the lives Of val
liable citizens. We are for any Law
that viii protect human life. MUrdel
has become a crime altogether too
common, and if laws, more stringent
in their character viii cause human
life to be held more sacred, let Us
have them.
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THE following extract from an
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for what it is worth:
In their journey with the funeral
train from Washington, the Republi
can and Democratic Senators dis
cussed the political situation fairly,
and reached a plan to adjust matters
satisfactorily in the Senate, without
wrangle like that of last spring,
which would shock the country and
be unseemly. The arrangement was
not to be binding on those not
present, but it is believed the non
participants will accept the plan.
Edmunds for the Republicans and
Garland for the Democrats were the
oliginators of the talk, and they
notified their party friends by mail
and telegraph that a caucus would
be held, October Sth, at Washing
ton, by their respective parties, and,
if the agreements were car
ried out, a joint commit
tee Of five would be selected
to arrange details. The result Of the
agreement is that Anthony, or some
other Republican, selected by the
Republican caucus, should be made
acting Vice President pro TEN. OF the
Senate without dissent; that the
Democrats name the Secretary of the
Senate, an Office now vacant, and re
tain the present Sergeant-at-Arms
Or select his successor. The present
committees are to be undisturbed
! The Senate consists Of IS members
81 Democrats, 35 Republicans, anC
| Judge Davis, who will act with the
Republicans in organizing the Sen.
ate, in accordance with his speed
last spring, in which he claimed the
organization Of the Senate shoulC
harmonic with the Executive Whel
the Senators from New York ant
Rhode Island are sworn in, the Re
pubIcans will have the majority
There would, therefore, be no reason
or advantage in taking advantage il
the present situation.
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GUIEAU'S TRIAL.

The Criminal Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia will convene next
Monday, and its session will be one
of thrilling national interest, It will
be interesting because the Star Route
rascals are expected to be brought to
Justice at that time. The evidence
against the chief actors in that sweep
ing and wholesale fraud will be pres
sentad to the grand jury, and indict
ments will be returned in cases
where the evidence warrants it.
But the greatest interest will
center in the trial of Guiteau, the
cowardly assassin, who is execrated
by all mankind. We presume that
the Indictment will be returned at an
early day, and that his trial viii come
on at once. There seems to be no
reas N whatever for delay, and justice
should be meted out promptly. He
ought to be hanged before the usual
Thanksgiving Day. His trial and
punishment, after escaping the VIC
lence Of mob, would be something
to be thankful for.
He has not secured counsel
yet, although he has boosted
that he will be defended by
eminent counsel He has given
intimation, however, who that emf
nent counsel will be The probabil.
lily is that he will not be able to Sc
cure counsel, and that the court will
assign some one to the defense. He
will be prosecuted by District Attor
ney Corkhill, who may be assisted by
some one else. There is no reason
why the trial should take up much
time, unless it is insisted by the de-
tense that the President died from
NAL practice. In that event the evil
dence Of the physicians would be res
qured.
Since writing the above our press
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dispatches bring intelligence that
Guiteau will be defended by his
brother-in law, Judge Scoville, of
Chicago, WHO is a lawyer Of dis
tinguised ability. He will enter a
plea of insanity, and relies upon it
for an acquittal. No jury Of reasona-
ble men will ever agree that Guiteau
is insane.
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HATTIE HOUSE,
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Opened June 1, 1880, and Completed
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This House is located in the Exact Business
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Custom-houSe, Banks and the principal Whole
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