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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
~ Beg Your Pardon. -

A civil word is the cheapest thing IN
the world, and yet it is a thing which
the young and happy rarely give to
their interiors. See the effect Of civil.
lily on rough little street boy. The
other evening, young lady abruptly
turned the corner, and very rudely ran
against boy who. was small and
pagged an9frscklad. Stopping rs soon
as she could. she turned to him, and
said. ~ beg your pandOn indeed,
am very sorry" The small, ragged
and freckled boy looked up in blank
Amusement for an instant, then, taking
oil about three fourths of a cap, he
bowed very low, smiled until his face
became lost in smiles, and answered
You can hev my parding, and wei
come, Miss; and yer may run agin me
and knock me clean down, an ! won't
say y. word. " After the young lady
passed or, he tanned to a comrade and
said. half alphabetically. Lnevcr had
anyone ask my pardialg, and ii kindo'
took me of my feet"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

A lawyer returned to his home one
evening TO find a tramp had forced his
way into the house and appropriated.
property of considerable value. flo
rushed for the police, and by some
unaccouniable accident the thief was
overhauled and conducted to the
cooler. All you rascal, you shall
suffer for this!' growled the lawyer.
81 desire to engage your legal service
Ia defend mel" was the sbeet-iron
rojoindnr. : will give you half the
stolen property to clear me of the
charge "Nretch! how dare your"
Oh, il you don't close with me, some
other lawyer will take all! |" was the
stsady reply. The lawyer reflected
fon Il m0ment. and then decided to
plead the mans case and tearfully call
the attention of the Jury to the fact
that his client had no intention of steal
ing anything, but that, in leaving tho
house in II hurry, the property got
tangled up in his boot-legs. Note.
Verdict os aeguittal, and another
triumph for right and honesty !
Detroit Free Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

AN old Irish soldier, who prided
himself upon his bravery, said he had
fought in the battle of Bull Run,
When asked il he had Fetreated and
made good his escape rs others dill ON
the famous occasion.he Yeplied: BE.
jabhcrs, those that didn't run are there
,.ift ~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
l. Third Judicial District, OF the State oi
Neyada, in and for the county of Esmeralda.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

TUE impression is gradually gaining
ground that the undiscovered country
from whose bourne no traveller returns
is not far from the North Pole.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

LAST year John Wanamaker, of Phil.
adelphia, gave up $200,O00 for adyer.
Using purposes, but it made $1,000, 900
for hun in trade, and he sun thinks
well of The newspapers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

ALAN week made Mt home for the indus
X1Sssoussn n best s Sasr' n "Gw as SsSe
We will start you. Men, woacn,
boys and girls wanted everywhere 20 work ior
us Now Is the time. Nou can work in spare
time. or give your whole time TO the easi-
ness No other business will pay you nearly
as we'll No one can fail 80 make enormous
paw by engaging at once. Costly oniht and
Terms free Money made fast, easily and
honorably Address TxyE n Co., Angus a.
Naive.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l Third Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the county of Esmeralda
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

THERk are over 100000 children in
Alabama Nho do not attend school.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

TuE two unfinished tunnels on the
Northern Pacific Road viii, it is said,
cost $l0,o00,0o0
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

We read in an exchange of a young
lady having been made erazy by Il sud
den kiss. This shouldteaeh young la
dies to be constantly expecting some
thug ot bat kind, aud to he prepared
tor 1t when it coues.-LprtH Clti.oA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

WsSrRY prospeet.-Wife; The
flour 5 out" Husband; So is my
money Wife: a" the coal is gone
Husband: 80 is my credit
Wife well, we cant slarve." Illus.
band; Cant wey That's good; |
was afraid we could. = Puck.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

By Ignorance is pride increased;
Those most assume who know the least.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

THE female shrieks heard in Ger
manlown II few nights ago were not, as
at first supposed, made by Ia woman
who MAS being murdered by her bus.
baud They Were enlhted by II young
Woman in West Philadelphia, ten
miles distant. who while crimping her
hair, dropped hot slate pencil down
her back .-NOrriSfo.m Horald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31
Sup-vrne Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
January Term 1855 In Bano0-


gpiaisa eF tle Cgzrt % yas. 60.
The plaintiff brought his action ar this terra
to recover fruu the administrator Of hzuo
lately deceased. the sum Ct three Eurdced AID
twsnly-txo so-to0ths dollars, >Sl2 q which
xas cl1i-el f-r bcagd AID led iEg frru5sbsd
TIE deceased for SIX years preeeedlrs BIS
dsz.h and care Ct his land a. 81 per week,
also >7.J0 Tor copy Of d Royal Patent ard =
tor digging deceased grave
Fhe Jury was waved and the presiding
Jusiiee rendered judgment flg defendant
which Is excepted 10 By the plaintiff ~ being
csurrzry 70 the lanr and the gyidSnee.
Il seems thAt the deceased had lived with
zlain.lr for thirteen years up 10 the time CT
Is death, beng . distant relation Of his. he
sizarcd s,uswhat in the work Ct cultivation
I'd urrrarin. food fer the Household, SID
towers fruua tie garden and lived ia this ul1-
rsr without objecticn. no cl8im for beard OF
ic:-inz ever having been made against bin
Is The plaintiff. IN fact. the plaintiff says lie
never erected pay. Tie plaintiff vas cu
friendly terms with deceased all tie while,
thcu-h Le Bow saws be was fnd1lcut and
pleasure loving man-
Ne sxpresz pToElSs % PAY v,S HaLa u
ia. deceased AID We think thar all the CIR
-urst1uees Of this case negative the idea tia.
aprouise to pay fer board ard lodging can lie
Implied
An asSumpsit, especially vhsa the habits Of
Hzwziizns Is 20 such Inequalities arc cgu-
SIDED, eaH1os BE implied trCu the facts Of
Lhis case
The parties did rot act IS they wuuld have
acted I the expectation Of paying for board
sKstei
As e lie ether items IN the bill Of pIrticg-
an vs understand the Court directed the
s5zsizs- rat1r 70 pay then
A Judgment for these amounts could not
cArry costs
The gzcsptcns are cvgrTuled.
SB. ucle for plaintiE J. N Davidson Tor
isfsndaz-
HsrclzU, January 18th, Iss5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31

rr7oErEEs AMI gE --.----- On. ana General
- NJ tloods, Faint- ana o'-''
Nutleff' ~ wr-chandt-e- "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31
Supreme Court Of the HA~AiiRa I<laaas.
Jazn.-y Terr-- lSSS In Bszeo
J.,is c. = N'crgy -a7 4--tsa ,, =.


t,v5s5oa p, J-.il c.
ms IS an 4csica Ct sjecsnsu. tor TIE pcS-
session Of rsecs Of land a. waipio. Island Q;
Hzwsii. beirs Apana /. os Royal Patent Ne.
ISIS. +. 70 Paaazri. Tbs plsirgif claimed b,
purchase from the hcirs 81 kEwahineaiBie,
PStertee's brother The Defendant elziEe3
ty ieei frcu Icare Pssle alleged tc be hus-
hznS Ard kesr Ct Nashc a daughter q Puaau1i
he Paterfec. Ansz tie evi6cuce wzs IN. the
PiairtiE-s eou1scl admitted that NAihe was a
d41SAtrr q Pusanui. ard that defendant was
entitled 60 cns half cf the land by purchase
fru-a Iuane Paele her husbard, ard chained
thAt the plaintiffs gs-u;crs we've enutle1 =
the ether half q her heirs g. law through ka-
Nehiaxainiu. The Jury found verdsc; for
tie plaintiff fer cue =udIsiGed bali CT thc land
q careful review Of the evidence we tn3
y Was amply sufkcisHf n srstaia this YER
iict.
The cSuzssl for tbs Defendant has fled )
usotiuu fcE new trial CO tie crcuna Ct rewly
discovered evidence. tal be dsi cot present It
n the ms. insiznce tgy The consideration q
Tie Justice vho presided AZ the trial This
Vas irregular, unless done y culsert
An ezzDinaii1r 81 tic sihGAvi.s IN sup1o-t
Il the ucticu discioscs that tins testimony IS
re- cnlv eumulative, bet there : nctsiuE IN
them showing that ~ the cxsrcise Of ordiuary
iilisencs the Witnesses con3 rot have hecn
PVoiuesai II the trial
The sTcePSicas ar ovsrvule3 ard ueu trizi
denied
{. Brouu fer plzia,is, ". l. H5lskahia ior
1sszaG4nt
HqSoIulr, January =sA Gss5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31
VIENNA FURNITURE.
CRATES OF ASSORTED oRocKERy

Containing Plates, Cups, reapots, Bowls,
Chambers. Rice Dishes and Bakers.
Demiiohns, 3 and gals Sample Bottles,
Vases and GLASSWARE. Manila and Tarred R,re
HEMP and l. X. Packing, Coal Baskets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31

-. Company Of saH Fralei e I,,-,au
- ~ ~ E1.Iand Life Insurance v Sea's
~ stake ManltaetHTilai 80 ,-s,r-.i Nachin--,
y. N y - ~ Esuolgll PaE~5t II t-.-ri-co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31

faTcrable and eGlogi=til,, $50. s9.-
vas co., TSey 10th agreed Il tseiaI ~.
c soe Pel.'b .atiIy SICK aLd tiret q "a
$50. - Mr.. Pruuiis- 4; -. T-riio0e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-31
LIQUORS
German and Havan a Cigars

Pocket and Butcher Knives, Scissors,
sheep Shears, Needles. Spoons. Files.
Sp1rs. Galvanized Basins, Hoop Iron.
Neg Rivets. Hammers.
yellow Metal and Composition Nails,
babhitt Metal, Sugar Coolers.
Iron Tanks, Carriers &c. Also,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
Rcvcrrfng the Order of Thtngs-whitc
Cruelty 10 Indians.

Much Il heard Of the bubarism OF the
Indians in the West, but yerv little Is ever
told OF the more inexcusable acts OF bar
l,ariiy often prncticed by the white settlers,
both American and Mexican. Here Is an
incident that recently occurred In the new
and thriving city Of chihuahua. Mexico,
which it is 10 be hoped cannot be eS-
actly parallelcd anywhere in this coun-
try. Thirty mounted men left the
CITY 10 hunt Indians. They scslped eight,
whom they caught unarmed, and captured
n number Of squaws and ponies. They
then turned homeward, and reaching Chi
huahua on Sunday were publicly received
ON the plaza OF the city by the mayor as
though they were heroes returning from q
glorious war. The whole city turned ont
TO greet them, and amid the changing OF
the cathedral bells and the UtuaS of the
populace they rod through the streets
decked with bunting, with eight bloody
scalps dangling from a pole carried by
eight men. At this sickening spectacle
The people were frantic with delight,
and women waved their handkerchiefs in
appreciation OF the slayers. The poor,
sad.faced squaws, many OF them carrying
their infants on their backs, only excited
the contumelious scorn Of this city full oil
Christian people; and men who called
themselves brave showed their superior
manhood by striking these wretehed bar
barian mothers and their infants as they
trod their weary way in the procession.
Soon after this cdifying spectacle the ca
tbedral bells again rang for vespers, and
the people OF this most Christian city met
within its sacred portals TO worship q
Being who taught the universal brother
hood of man. The squaws thus captured
are imprisoned for life. and the Govern
ment pays 5000 for every Indian scalp pre-
10 Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

At Richmond with associ4ied railways for al
points >outh, ana Richmond. fredericksburg and
folohitc railroad for an pOiufs North.
SieepiRg-cdr dftJcied % Malt Pfgrsss E,
Lgnctburg dad Lexington. Bcrths, 81 foLuch-
burg. and Sl.25 10 Lexington.
Wall trains stop twenty minutes Al Mailcus
Adventure for breakfast and supper.
BIS. BAKEOIP,
II IL General Freight and Ps.srDy,r N.,rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

.otnneerz,
by Gnbbs x Apperson' Auc'''
No. s north Eleventh street,
and
Williams a Bowe, A~uctioneers'
unrth Efcxcnfh slroCis.

No a "a
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALuA,
~ + IMPROVED AND hoDrcit,
REAL ESTATE II TIE Ti y execution
~ a deere. of the Chancery Court OF ny
city of Richmond entered the l3tn dmints-
March, 1882, IN The suit OF liar 'hc undersigned,
special commissioner thereby iappolnuc"a, ri man
by auction, on the premises, IN The 9rder rrsTTHTF.
ner named below, the following hihh ssircd-
of which the late ~. j. HartsOOk dlch aciN'
viz:
OK THURSDAY, MAY Sd, T = ""
LOT. with a SMALL OFFICE thereon, on inc VS.
ode of seventh near Marshall street, adJoin,nt n o
the north The dwelling No. 400, fronting oi'A
feet by go feet.
those THREE HANDSOME LOTS, Nos. ., =, aus y
:. fronting on the north line Of PARK aNenu' 20
feet by about 100 feet TO an alley 10 icet "iuo'
AT 5HP. NJ.
that BEAUTIFUL LOT. Nc. 20, on inc Wg ~
subfrbs fUaryictownl. with a FRAME BUlLiING
thereon, fronting 100 feet on the east nv -
carter s,reet (sonih Of Winder street. bv 100 ice''
on FRIDAY, MAY I'm, I AZ ]. Mr a.,
those TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS In tne cry
of Manchester for railroad or klnuTe" ppp,erpHnrg
r,lIroad and the Richmond and Danville raiiroau
by Railroad street, through a portion OF wnlcIi ,ne
temporary track OF me fornGI p aiiro,I Streets
which will be sub-diyiced as may DC ucSiieu'"
sold AS a whole. ,, - .o,J rUtP-
And Immediately thereafter viii be sold dn i,s
-TUH LOIS, each 3Ox92 feet: eleven IOls
ON rho east line of Madison street: eleven lots on
The west side of Madison. ana eleven Ious ". ~
west side Of Harrison street between ENere'' """
TEENS: one fourth cash balance ut six.twclve,
eighteen. and twenty-fOur months ior negoatpn, e
notes, interest added ana tue retainer uns, ~ .
whole purchase-money Is paid ana q con,e,ahCe
"au Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
CIGARS.
TRIANGLE CIGAR FACTORY,
Il A 10 nnnAn nInLIr rrtrrIlN LDIrnl

VRIANGLF CIGAR FACTORY,
l. 42O BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH
= FIFTH TREET
NEW TAXI NEW CIGARSi
PAINT No ARTIFICIAL FLANORING
Consumers viii find il 10 their interest TO smoke
the "TRY ANGLE" aud other brands Of CIGARS
manufactured by me. The reduction Of the tOhac-
co-taN has enabled me 10 greatly improve my
ClGAtS especially The TRY ANGLE" The pub
lie thereby rcaping the benefit. ! employ frst-class
union wOrkIncl, and Use the best material that
be secured. which enables me 10 guarantee to
al lovers of q good smoke entire satisfaction.
Thanking my friends and the public for their
IN The past. and hoping 10 secure "A CON
tinuance of the same In the future, | remain. &C.,
CHARLES NJ. ANG T..
Fly cigars for sale by all i~rst-class dealers.
INV l.lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
MAY ), 1883,
by W. Goddin & Son, Aucrioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALJA-
IBLE AND DESIRABLN-LOCATED FARM
KNOWN ~ WtSTNIEW." IN HENRICO
COUNTY. IN THE NORTH FORKS OF THE
WFSTIIAM AND TUREE-CIIOPPED ROADS.
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED ANDTHlRTl-
NINE ACRES. MORE OR LESS. WITH LARGE
MI EXCELLENT BUILDINGS. &c, THERE
ONLY virtue of 4 decree Of the th1ncCry Court
OF the city of Richmond. entered on the 10Th Of
March. 1883, in the two cases STYLED Robinson.
&C.. rs. Crenshaw. &C, and Robinson, &c. CS.
Robinson. &C.. and OF an amcndatOry decree en-
tered In the same eases on the oath April. 1888.
we. the undersigned commissioners. who were
thereby appointed. will offer for sale NJ public auc-
ton, on
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1883,
af 10 O'Clock W.. IN front Of the north door of The
custom house. In the city Of Richmond. the
TRACT OF LAM located rs above. containing
I3g FRI more or less. The place f. adapted
to the growth II the usual crops cultivated in ibis
vicinity. and l. 50 well known as not to require
specific description. 10 Is of easy access by q good
road to the city. and very convenient 10 Wc.lh1m
station. on the Allegheny railroad. The view from
the house IS very dnc.
The improvements consist IF q CONFORTA-
I'll DWELLING. with six or seven rooms. and
all the necessary out-buildings, including large
barn. stable. &C..
TEHMs: one fourth cash: balauccat six. twelve.
and eighteen months. for ncgOt able notes. interest
added, and the title retained until all he purchase
money is paid and a convenience ordered by the
Court. JOHN HOW ARD.
/. ". CHRISTIAN.
aDo q Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
MARCH ON, MARCH ON TO VIC
TORY

Under date Of November 81, 1882. Mr.. Albert
~. Handy, Of Pratt and Whitney Company,
Hartford, Conn.,, writes:
" Having been = great sufferer from a severe at
,acl OF Kidney disease, and endured for a long
timc the intense pain, many aches, and extreme
weakness that always attend this dread disease.
including the terrible backachc, after trying Coo
tors prescriptions and many other so-called cures,
without gaining any benefit, l was finally per-
suacei 20 take Hunts Remedy, and, after using 1t
a very short time. / find myself entirely relieved
from the backachc and other pains, and, better
than all the other improvements in my general
health, my Kidney disease is cured. 1t affords me
great pleasure 70 recommend Hunts Remedy 10
all who may be suffering as | have been, as 1t Is a
safe and reliable medicine for Kidney disease"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

Five hundred ladies and gentlemen,
forming the chest" society Of Vienna,
assembled In the palace OF the German Am
bassador, Prince ReuSs, a few days since
TO witness the performance OF n comic ope-
retta which has been a topic OF interest for
some time among those concerned in ii.
The operetta Is called "Ten Girls and No
Husband" Both words and music are by
Nicnnese authors. "A father has ten girls,
who ere all pretty, and whose talents have
been carefully developed in every possible
direction, so that they are even prepared to
turn soldiers. if need be. The part of the
The daughters were imperSOnated by
the Princess Auersperg and kinkSky.
the young Princess Metternlch. the b.
roncSs Rothschild, and six more young
ladies OF equal rank. The Princess
Pauline M%ctternich had undertaken the
part Of a pert chambermaid, who MINI
ics the drollcries of her master and mis-
tress. There was 4 round Of enthusiastic
applause when the ten high-born ladies APP
peared in the uniform OF an old Vienna
crack regiment and performed military
ey0lutions at the command of their drOll
father, while the chambermaid was beating
the drum. There is n scene in which each
girl shows her special talent, which is diff
ferent in each OF the ten. Thus the Ia
roness lothSchild recited a comic mono
logue, the Countess Which sang a comic
air. and the young Princess Mietternich
danced q czardaS-,he national dance OF the
Hungarians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
NOR RENT. on GROVE 1yT -

LOR RENT, THAT TIIREE-c.
STORY BRICK S1OREHOuSE No. II
zoos Basin bank. between Tenth and Eleventh,
slree,s, also fronting ON Cary street. Being SIT
uated Immediately opposite The Richmond aud
Allegheny freight depot, renders II a desirable To-
Gallon fcf The commission bus ness. 10 y good
tenant rent how. Apply 10 SUTTON Z Co, |
ap Eo-su,iu&1h3t llOS Main street. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT BRICK
"A STORE. WITH DWELLING ABOVE, No.
9OS BROOK AVENUE. AND NEARLY OPPp-
SITE GODDIN'S OLD TANERN.-Atth the request
Of the owner, we shall offer for sale at public auc-
dion. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1888.
Mt 81 o'clock u. W.. the PROPERTY located rs
above. fronting 2S feet on the west side Of Brook
avenue. with lot running back about 100 feet. The
improvements consist Of WELL-BUtLT BRICK
STORE. With DWELLING of four rooms above
all IN good order.
This location has long been q good one Tor con-
Quoting a retail business. and now. since the pnr-
chase of the property in this vicinity for the pur-
pose of establishing u large wOOllcn mandatory.
where a large number of hands VIII he employer,
shnuld make the location Il better one tor business
in the future and greatly enhance its value.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON .to'
onoo Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINlA.-I THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
THE 9TH a OF April. 1858.
In tie matter Of the application of II. r. Hubbard
and others Ton the opening of "a public road or
Highway from the present terminus OF Reservoir
street extended, in TIE county Of IlcnricO; on On
appeal OF right from q judgment of the County
Court Of The county of Neurco pronounced on
the 2lst day OF February. 1852. disnt,sine the
application of said petitioners at their costs:
This day came again as well the petitioners by
proprictOrs of the land through which the said
road Is proposed 10 be conducted, process having
been returned executed upon A. u. Williams, g.
VI. Robinson. and Oliver 4. SchoOlcTft. other pro-
prietors If the land n rough which the said road is
likewise proposed 10 be conducted: and the Court
having examined The transcript " the record Of
the Judgment aforesaid ana the proceedings there
in, on consideration whereof 10 appearing that the
report OF the commissioner returned on the sth
day of August. 1851. and the map returned there
with, did not disclose the names OF all the pro-
prictOrs or tenants of the land through witch the
proposed road Is designed To re established. and IL
not appearing that AL of sad proprietors or ten
ants afterwards appeared I'm The cause. IL seems 10
the Court that The Court below erred ia proceed
ing 20 determine the cause. and that the iudgmeng
or The Court below i erroneous; and II l. ordered
that The same ~ reversed. aud that all the proceed
Tugs had IN TIL, matter subsequent to The nling Of
said report Of commissioner Doc set aside and an
nulled; and HE law requiring this cause 10 be re-
tanned In this Court for further proceeding. II Is
ordered thar q notice to all whom IL may concern
shan be published in some newspaper Of general
circulation published I'm the city OF Richmond Tor
four weeks successfully, to appear at The court
house Of the county Of lionricO on The l2TU DAY
NAY NEXT and show c11se. II any they can.
why The prayer Of the petitioners shall not be
Tcste: GEORGE W ACTED
ap12-Th4w CLERK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
DHILADELPHIA, RICH ,
4 srxzzzs-
NOM AND NORFOLK
sTEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY ut II NJ, and every SUNDAY at 3
y. y.
Freight for Tuesdays and FRIDAYS steamers re-
cetyci TIN ll.3O 4. NJ: tor sundays stetmcr tNl
; 2: NJ. saturday. Freight received daily til 5
=. NJ.
Fare. s..
For further In Information. apply 20
J. ". NCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets.
". y. CLNDE CO..
no 30 General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
DOR BALTIMORE. ALL. ,
pOWHATAN LINE-DIREET STEAMER.

Cntii further notice. the steamer LUCILLE viii
sail every SATURDAY AT 8 l.. VI, from POWHA
TAN DOCK. AT Twenty-fOurth and Dock streets.
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of l,ding signed and goods for
wdrdcd with dispatch 10 points North sud " est.
Freight received daily until . i. VI.
FOr further Information. apply 10
". .. KNIGHT, Agent.
u. j. WETSIGER. soliciting Agent. DE %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionecr.
l0l6 Main street.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
T. NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS ON
TWENTY-SENENTH BETWEEN VENABLt
MD II s~IREETs.-By request of the owner |
shall sell 10y auction, on
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1883,
on The premises. at 5 O'Clock T.. NJ. without limit
or reserve, the above referred 70 VALUABLF
PROPERTY. The HOUSES were recently built.
nave I'VE rooms, including the kitchen, and Weld A
paying rental. The Ions are ample and are sup
pled WIN me water. The attention Of al seeking
pronutDiel Investments or snug homes l. called To
tne tEhl DkslitABLE. SMALL PROPERTY,
which is Increasing In value and attractiyenessa M
me surfoun ding Improvements go on.
TERMS One fourth cash, balance I'm one, two.
ana three years, II desired.
ann FuRMAN TUPPEa,
"PSo Auctloneer.