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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
THE LEGISLATURE.
CLOSING UP THE YORK OF THE
SIXTY DAYS SESSION.

The Bill Appropriating $4,000 for Re
building the Capitol Passes Both Houses
"A Host of Bills Rushed Through Yes
terday, and an All-Night Session Grind
ing Away-The Final Adjournment to
Take Place This Noon-Confirmatiou of
L. E. Reed as State Prison Inspector De-
faatad
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
PERs0NAI.

Now look out for splendid line of spring
styles in dry goods, for Mr.. A.. j. Powers, Of
the firm of Powers Bros, returned yesterday
from his Eastern business trip.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

A. Guiterman, of the New York Bazaar, left
Wednesday noon for NewYork, and will spend
three or four weeks among the dry goods-ims
porters in search of spring novelties.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
Ladies'! Go to Powers Bros

And see the charming new styles in Spring
Dry Goods. They are very fine.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

Nine. Demorest's Spring and Summer styles
of Patterns just received at Mrs. NJ. Schwartz, !,
corner Seventh and Broadway.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
Lovely! Lovely!! Lovely!.!


The beautiful Spring Goods arriving daily at
Powers Bros. Don't fail to see them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

Business men go to stees Bro. g for Moore'a
Patent Counting House King Desks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
All the Spring STYLES

In Dry Goods, now being opened at Powers
Bros. Come early for your choice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

Lawyers will find Moore's Patent Office
Queen Desks at Stees Bros
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

For fine dish of oysters, in the shell or out
of the shell, go to Montgomery's Oyster Bay
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04
New Spring Goo

New Spring Goods,
Just received, and coming in daily, ali the new
est STYLES, at Powers Bros.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.-Upon tue announce
ment that the President had vetoed the fund
ing bill, the stock market, which had previous.
ly been quite firm throughout, fell Of Y to IN.
The depression, however, was merely tempo
rary and before long an upward movement
was renewed with increased force and the de-
cline quickly recovered in nearly every in
stance. Quotations at this hour are at the
highest point reached to-day.
, 1881-07-09

to time .ha folds OF tho brides enormous
train Or swecp Of t|n veil, md rcpH|sInx
several n.tcu'uts ,nattH BY the sluycs ,, - pny
cIlr[,,stty, aud received, Mi una.lteluatc,l
a.niJ"sy fr",i, tic ,nottrr, .wh0 explained
lint s!Ii jsMd j,re,, senrcbnts fpr Us IN Il ROOM
wilicli l,a'' hun, reserved, l,,t 70 which, WI,
Il, retlrt, wa rusc. ansi, ntirr wlshlng the
ifitin every ltarpinetss, ha!1n l.rr farewell.
shaking llatuls. .,skctt us to cfn nlld sut' her
inr,lt4 wuru brought ls, atdl Will them mp
prnrutl Tic Suttann's sI.lcr, WIN wished thus
10 ray ii* 4 compliment, iLrr slaves in'.
nlesitatey i.n'ls!ea her rlgareta, but she
j,r,;jtttfres by smoking, and wltci! VI left she
rnsu with really courtesy 10 return III tItN
graccfu Turkish fnst,InN nur Itartlng bow"
, 1881-07-09
:r:BY TELEGRAPH.
Tt1llEItlE,,

= N1NE.IHS. -
spteIat O1paIen to 7As ch1saao 1f{huns.'
l1vEtruo14 July e-tl:N n nt.--FLoul-Eo. J.. Us
uNA,x-.W Whant-:wInsar. 30. !, N 1odi NO. = d I'd;
spsnx, MI !. Va 4t Mp. Wi white. No. l. d 1ui
ho. ys&it club. Mo. " I9l M w 7d Corn, b Id.
pu0fIstnSx-lofx.l "a. Lard. 9as. =. T.
= Llycitronts July 8-f!t0fts1oSA - lsafl-Fe1mo
ttltrrxp:. i ma rirnn rt,Ira frncF at hls. 49,.
TAtLoW-Fr'ne el'y dull ~ ~ ~.
& TuArgHrISE srtAiIs-!H Lo'Iaon eteadI ~ a.
70. .hte ds'oeF a. " I'd, wa'es steaay ~, ~ ~ W.
l4l psw.
, 1881-07-09
n Enslund copl. English md French crops less
Ahundaat than anticipated.


Special Dispateh to The cAteaso Tribune.
NEW fonE. July yh-1nAiS-Wsntcr Whcat--Ileal-
tt9s to fair aggregate IN tho 0Ht1'h ne' hut 4thar
w'an IN n ysry mndosatc scao M ~ n'ssuae mar.
ket DpttUns I'm Nm. rod aHalH nttfhosen fhe 1h'ot
attention. ouenlns ec'teralty At = foI'eton ot
A&1sc, but spacdry ral5tnR faAe pit,
" Fract Agam To prlcas H!ihdh nhusr
inst eycn,nRs neuros, ~ inftunnccs mainly by ths
variable aoc.,nnts frou the WGat ~ I" etnps wnaer
mid markets. tpavlnR an rntlscr mt,rn esany. ddshs
rea.os wsrs made 2" error. s r,ot nna n"
pressui fvt sale. M. white lns buon
exceptionally dnil and .oma~1,as nomt.
nal rs 10 prlees' thon9h tof r.'Sps m
white has boun Exceptionally dali and ao.ne~hat
ntunal ~ Il, values, Though for protnpt deiisorf
vury ec.ros, and held At cxtrotnp hRoreas Spring
jDwrr. MI rcd 1T st,5lal +1f, cfnNnk a. efm BID;
No cotl At slzial.Nf for cattal and sfaNaL2; for
rnifron c,oslna ut siT nskod fur reoad stock. Rnd
IL oosus ns es'n. at ,s, d. % septs%ser az s
al xltf ciUa,H at =. .Ek bd do attatnoF Rrnda t.lo
No+ rod rar.nA stuck. el.22Eal1l1 closing 1t tlnl
u,,aradod red. s'taialH ~ :" onn't5' W sCnscaRa
tHrtialA}s nskcd, Cosn-unu+,n1 animation re-
pnrse slpseasly In No. for prompt md forward do
jlyary hut ~ Irregular ana HonaralJ 1nwer prices,
N for DMrly dn1IygrS declining tllrungh tho aftsr-
nnun NaJ3r. and In tho upton no nIsp yioidInE about
H216c bll. Uf tho options. tho August md sopenl.
baf wero The fAvur'ta. sIcAmer mxod and No. Isn't
ftrut nnct nHrn serlaus depfesstau. whlln no. 2
wIito rupd firm ~ SEARCH And wnntoh by
shippers. Mixcd Wtstorn Mnuraded a. &9as,
as 10 quality and condition; dan'nucd
aud heated 1t 4o3tsc, Now York steamer
MIXED at st}d2sc. chiefly nt si6c. closing A. h!fe
No. 2 while at 6;],c. Now FORK Fc!l"w ns t1ci do
atontuce white al SY15sto, yo1Iow Western Mt atac
oata css active. opcnlre In INSTANCES t:i!c tuer'
but closing lfrcsnar and rather veak. White West
cru unsradud At 4sas aa 70 quality, nlxed do as
42At5ct white Atnt9 ht 4BNaMo for cholco to
fancyt mltcd State nominal, M. Chicago non,-
ins! }s aptes:,sS !, sna g. u1.ss.!S w's sa::ts
, 1881-07-09
DETROIT.

UkrHulT, Mich, .faiy s.-fLUrtt-Qul6t.
NnA!S-Whnnt-ffxtra nont1nnit so. white.
H.l;S; :!1l5 th11l AtEus. tl.l+1st sap.enbeT tt.;
tGd, I'LL. lteGp(pts, 1ikn but sh!pnlahts a0 nl.
, 1881-07-09

CEEyELANn, H., July s-pETRoLErst-stoadr
Standard white, lID tpst. iIc
pITrSHuistt ILL.,. Luly yS-I'ETnUIGIsM-atur active;
unllt roct,tntos tsrtnpr u Tsl0 retlNuh, i. Ihih
dolphin tevrrY. -...
rlTrsrlilE. IT,. July s.-l'Eriiot.Ett,t. .t,noncd ut
tS}9c; ll9t1ht, 1S4t 1DtEtt. 5sSG c,,*1l 1910; ship
mc1,ts, II WI clarturs, ~ bM; rIins, s5tiul
, 1881-07-09

BUFFALO, Ju1y H.-GNAi AiN-Deainrs firm; trAnsnc-
tons nbe; asking tic for cnrIi; $t2s for No. hat
Duluth when&,
CANAL Observation-Disclosures
, 1881-07-09

uawE10, NY. Inty yB.--7ltAtN-sShtat sfeady. Torn
Hrm, high tulxcd, Hjc: rcIBctea, Soc.
, 1881-07-09
1NnfANAftnf.T

ISDIASArol.1s, lnd., luly S.-GHArN-Wicat
steaAyi nun, sLiSNLt5N. Corn stIady, &s{@te. Oats
dull and lowur, utts.57c.
, 1881-07-09
1I(}9'fs0N.

tsosTov. JULY ya.-ffurN-HtcaHy nnd unchanged
s,sAIx-Corn In molaratn dernrd, mixed und yet-
low, M&H7o! Rieamar, Atib4c. Oats tult, Nm. md
e4trn white ta}lRt4e. M. Hh}tr, Etssz ttct No,
nltsd and No, wtlltet +4st2c. Ityo nGinina,y un-
Gtnn3c1.
iiWrrElt-NamlAalsy untltnnuc,i.
htsaH-WaKigen tsGxtt. tfJ&r,
HHGEi1TY-EbHut 7Igl1 hti+. fNl Rnckst Gotn 7t,uu
bui wttent, l9,u1 hut nalA, A1ll BIT.
HitifMxNrS-fluue. !. ~ bris, Curu, I,t1u bu.
, 1881-07-09


BALTIMORE. 2td.. duly A.-FLutfn-E1ru,, Western
snpcrilnu. &hsUal2;i extru, &a0@a2,; fnmity st1I3
I'LL
: 0NAtS-Whnnt-west estorn inactive, ,closIug easy, No.
awintar kput. TIL, July, t'..ss1 2!Js, august $l56
6LA]t; Heutonher, sf4t uaketi Uutuber tl:!f. Ctrn
Western hru,ori mixed nput. 6iI%sa5ci Jny. 65sl9
6akct August. n4shtAc3 SuptetAlpF. tu4a bid,
ztHunler, ls<a4aH tbata dull aul wonk; Western
while. S74isci do ,nixatl. ;Ha;ss. Rsusonsinay III
Nh4xSc. =
lAX;1!1nl and 'owcrs psltuo to cholco ronnsJlya-
s!au tnr nam. link meats uneke!l 7Gyajfu. iiacoi,
lt}&s. 1.ra-ktehiiud, l4Au. =
AiTrK1! -f!ssul WostrFn frcsh arass, l19l1c.
FKTltULEuM-NctninR1. ,,
1o&o
FHkla!Th@ro !iFerEuOa lgf *teauanrt nttn cotton.
Iili Hour LIS 1sr toni IN VI par brli Rrnl,l, ~
ltEckltTa-E!oar 1a1, brs; wtoat, 'ed6, bu, corn,
I1G4 but rya. -: 1tai
SAlEs-Whca- E,bJS bas eotn, 173,15a ba
, 1881-07-09
KANSAS C1trY.

Sptttal pltpateh to The Chteaqo Tribune.
KASsAs TRY. No. Ja!y s.-tsRAlS-The iries Cur.
rrnt rct,usta. Whunt-Nteeips, AFH tu, nltpsnents,
t.i7l bit market slow, Nn cnsh, bi}sct Juiy. 3tc,
NJ eNsiI. pct July 20 asked: Grn-tece1pn, GG4lt
Shipments }.0: hrn1r; M. chs, 4Jkct Jlt} a{c.
, 1881-07-09
DIX tiOOnS.

NEW fOttK. july A-C0tton RDntla moving Btcadl.y
mn acc.tnt OF naoK urilurs nnd prices relIAn fri
nil Ichtsnx masas. I>nrk pr.nts su,Gtt far. but
tlltt nrnts u1ot. Mcm's u( wuuIens. 'aIlnuts.
And binknis In fnr demand. hit jeans lpas nctivci
furu1Ku guutlx dull ~.
, 1881-07-09
=, .o,e vpra sakcn NJ fnl! agutes. The
and t9 Yr Yc" o nishoi sieady with but lltsts stun

'e'' QrnrArIUNs.
Extra Deeses-sleesa 81
CG"ee !!"s!sa fass ~ ~ r u.s.. :. au
t',J ~ hi1ao9
Me,,tn' t3nnsssi1 81 ~ A73li
,,,U,c,nEs' a,uck-JiUr 10 nni,n:,,l tt0nra xi,d
s9,.n"nna T. Il, GG'SH r. g IT,: IT, ao}a4s
sra a1s7n
tntssaenists sa 'in
httlis ts,',M SW a
NV s liz .,...,,....,,,. .,.,t.,.. Aht17.A
, 1881-07-09
PEORIA,

rEuNtA, H., Jnly R--UHAtS-tnrn Rtcady md
firm, h!x,, mixed. <calt}fo, mixed. a+;c tats liz
actlve but sscadyt M. white. TAc. 1syu no,nlnal
a. tLO. -
IfHlIfwiSts -stnuhy at 81. .HaN.
HEGxtE'fA-WhEAL lila bu; GOFn Gh1qq pu, pnts,
l1,liN hi, ryo. IL Lu: iHsr!4y, Hui,tf. ~
HltPMESTAWhnnl,A III t,Ml corn, &, ,S bu, onts, g..
EQ BIT.
, 1881-07-09

In the Orphana' Caurt ar 1surks Cu., I'cnnn.
Estse Ut tIanreta smith. late t MorFisrilfa lioru.
eli IL n,nks tsirhHon Ii tlls bniacn rennihfnR tn
tliu hands ot l'as!d rAtlor aim. y. =. h salt!
Pss,'ns !nlorastSd n s.''a streu',r a. ,s 1,cs y
usiaE, July d ISL. ut II ooIock ~ nj. }lEStf a.
, 1881-07-09


" a,y srGHTrssspgs :-s:s Il a .pnn % Is, se!n a,
iaply Il mostly nsl,,n. ns,.'it!os wl.,c aro nsc'i "
En ssi:, ;SNSshaa, il,ivu nlcllare' steuts, t!MAs
III: clnA IND asifal *lhLtt.,! st!*< TaxAns 5t4'3
u !!sss!'''' Sis'; 'hpasa"s'' nons fai to
q. .aa s', stsr b. aasy xsrss5s en;, %
feceips, Gull shipments. If19.
J. EHw York.
NEW Yoltk. July 8.:-nEEvEs-ltoca!nts 8: a79' fr.ui
cogpn TO prttnu t,ni.se steert tx! u!.tnEy
io.,aJ, tu-lnvtuW ssuH,ers inka 'sa quarters beef
1D carctss4s 1uuttoni American rcttiAstatar btsf
snses sssesp., xsSpS"' Siss' *se; rm sn htssr
mon i6 KIu'l; lninus. f7.Vtba.N
nftH. Il tis0stRi .pur iW ips ior c0En fcdI cIty
,, KANaAs CITY. '
-. Sptefdi Dftpatch 70 me cheaao 7rtt!tne.
rKASsss Gsy MS y sGAs.Is r,snt 5ts
!5 "a ss'sss
nat.vs sSws tsoAl%ai arnxs Torans+ 1: aSia ' uro-
tISos -EesSpts a:oo: shpmsn%%,M Y n 20: sstya ana
iaSa a'Eisaf1 psssSx ass Rcays SSsA "@s' '"'Ss sA
- ~ INniANAropIs. =
,hn;,liH g. itstsSSs SaekI.s. *tat4sS IaIkuss sSa
4MLG; fUcUIpit 4.al. shipments. 3.thl.
,osis I'D issas e 5st4 'ssSS 4t3s S. sSs!.
hlUnGs, w. - - 49,
C1NctxMArI. Luty s.-.lluaa--Acstvo md !sm, cen!:
II8 Rassspts. VgJi shipinsnv, i,60k :.
I11AlltEHs !, u 4
, 1881-07-09
i. CiNC!NNArr,' i -. :
n Juiv 4 h-f.tirrfus..t{,u1tn nt lfy81d.

C1NctxNAr1, july A-torF0x7-Du1t ot Itaos W
g1ault-stsady and uncAanAsd - . :" = 's.'.s'
Cafn sieaayt NJ. Y pttxsu; .Oata qnlstl Nu.4
u,lxsd, ale lsyo 9Hist, No, tat qae9}ta II. "
lluyistoss.Fotka atn !asa 4 h5,nst; " M, ~ t;S S
tsnk, i!ay9a stro.tsi shsaaFs Wv. assr fah V*tsl
W iilSKS i ri taay nna Quiet A. tl.oas
UuTTklI-~QMIst aN1 Qn9Aaiixat. 7"a''
, 1881-07-09

vember. siuai Nh. Milwaukee. N3}zo, torn wcakors
No. at 4sc. Outa qust und uncilan Ell. Rye
tg1; M. nt g1c Harley htRltar1 M. cash. ai.
Observation-Disclosures. Mess 3H,rR. etfnl ra.h md
.tuly; S7I9 ArHnst- tArd-PrtnS steam. fli70 cart
mil tNtYt III ~ AHe1nf.
iiuuA-fItmj fi7fttli
EIjutt1t--tR HINT III lsuRfaab 1i{i:I1t.
hEcEErrA-Flour' h.olj bft' wlIoa s!.9n bu. corn.
SjiIrMkNrs-rIuur, 1e,ttU brIa, wIpat 4iyU1 bI,,
corn, n1n8.
, 1881-07-09

ar. Nnuls, BIO. July Observation-Disclosures !.
OltAiS.-Wh0at opsns4 iuwsr, AdSancsd but Fuicd
unacttleli No. ! rad. aatsJ41in casnl sl.tsN0ll3b
July. tl!l's1llaeLllh Aaausta tt.ls'fai.!ssi1 1hsh
<t4 yuati No, Au. tl.tb5{, Ne. h,I, $kN4 bid
EoEn bsttef aud snw ~ ~ s,4a astli +Ee July, WI
tta .E Asnaastt kao sYptessst sts!ts a,ke ",
Sts H.! !4!{' III IL, nH{ .tususs saa hd sopsamoer
4:EAA.-etepdJ q u. M, *
Al:TTkH-4uiIii dairy E42l94.
EpQX-tlulf VI tF, 'f ~ -, '
NnisKY--3t0atly Mt st.9A -: :,
tall moatt are. sI.w ii. sssS.ia lason botor
:t }taY.'sa Ial0 Lard tower u
..i!xS&i!4a. foassu1 srIs, ~hsat stuu bu, eora.
,t!!;SiiSTs GiSaE: Gu bts, whoa. too, bu, eotn.
, 1881-07-09
..rOI4Ei)Q.

Totxro, q, July &-ulIA tS-Whsas qnlet No 4 red,
July, 81, ,!cxt ApKast I. bsptunbsr, sllt W.
t0bur, tltXt year: eI:9{. kmasr Michigan. sLtS'{.
Corn quiet ata unchanged. ua.s dull pnd nnminal,a
cALi,-Whspt sHoti ~. re, spuss sI1 tll. tt.la|{
ustubyr tilt, ssar, 3Ll1,{ bfd. e. l{ n.ksa. Gufn
qu!s!i ~: lH!{, sssts eas sly asxsAt auFust,
fassliT WGosi s5i,Go but com, saan bal oats,
LIN ..:<.. .at "'h AIDA st
giiH1xsrs-,sh hsas, sa@n ha, eorn y, ,uaa bu oats,
t,&u hu. >, "a &, "a
, 1881-07-09

MtLwApKrK. July A~rLouls-Qelet md hFn.
, 44AlK-Whsstt Na. ! Mttwauk9o Hot JULY, stQ0t
Auuuse IL luz, HeRteber, tiIt October. .ugt No
, 1881-07-09

sliEEr-Sot1 ut fu1y ~ Rood pIiccs ID ~ any tlay
IT hid weak [jUGl u EDlc1 SllnltttGs. kHe1 - the
rs ut !:a.ter hAyess M!,d vspnstess wn!" ehts!!;
cart 1T i,tIfr ID fsir Etnlex We lnute cnmnann tG
sGuira at $l0j6AI prF I lbs. Mtd lambs nt fIblt1l
t,tth
, 1881-07-09

Chicago. Huntington - Quincy Nalironn.
fnr alRps TIuse.ra Ateepnr-tar .AceonaMuda-
sn' 4 sy tsa Goa Gon psSn bses a%st H's
1tuuAe, and IL tataI.nL
, 1881-07-09
141IAl HER,

Only twn or three cnra1ns on the arket 3ester
day, c,nsstIu In lsco sta uhd shingles. Ptsce stun
sod at tll thu highest carRn price for TINT deHtr.p-
uuu uA1d ths Heus1t. Hlnutus htg uEIn. WI .QnUtUt
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Petersburg, July 10, 1881.

Now that pol ltlcal conventions are
in order, tie Hon. Peter j. Carter,
colored, will find his services ayaila-
ble. As presiding officer of Re-
publican conventions, he is a decided
success-in fact "squelcher.'. At
the last State convention In Staun :
ton, delegate who was fuller of
Bumgardener's best, than Republican
ism, struggled painfully to his seat
and said: MIR. Chairman, / (hlc)
rise to (bic) pint (hic) of or (hlc)
der" Peter retorted, "The gentle~
maj, will take bis seat, the chair rules
that the gentleman has two plnts of
disorder III him now. A similar de-
cision will hold good with certain
delegates in all party conyentions.-
.AIleghday Tribune.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23

Christian, by sending out a headstQne tos MS
grave in foreign land.
4. That we commend for emulation MS
manly virtues, exemplary character, ana
Christian consistency.
5. That we continue to work as the "Cos-
by Missionary Society' knowing we can as
sist many an earnest laborer; though he,
from whom we take our pane, deeds mortal
aid no more.
6. That we wear the customary badge o.
mourning, in honor of him, for thiIty days
Z. That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the family of the deceased, and tC
our prominent papers for publication.
J.H. Presley, 7. G. White, T. w. Cain
Miss C. A. Chitman, Miss J. J. Turpn.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
RETURNED HOME.

Misses Katie D. Hill and Anna
Gordon, who have been in attendance
at the Teachers Institute held at
Hampton tor the past three weeks,
returned yesterday highly gratified
and delighted with their trip, also
very much edited by the course OF
instruction. There were present at
the Institute about ITS colored teach
ers. They were from the various
counties in the State and principal
cities. The superintendent of great
many of the schools were there and
spoke very highly and encouragingly
Of the success of colored teachers ip
the public schools. The former
young ladies mentioned above is the
daughter of our distinguished and
well known citizen, Capt. j. II. Hill.
HARRY.
Petersburg, July 10, 1881.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23

Especially is this true when the work
Is great and the toes many. The
Saviour sent out the seventy two by
TWO. Even prayer is more sure of
answer where two are agreed in its
utterance
8. Every mans first duty and pri>
vllege is to believe the divine Word
1t was his unbelleving fear which
made the obedience OF Moses so slow.
1t was their faith which made divine
blessing on Gods people sure. 1t
was his proud unbehef which brought
final and utter ruin upon Pharoah.
He that believeth shall be saved
Without faith 1t is Impossible to
please God"
4. Nor is anything so rational as
telth in God and in his Son Jesus
Christ. He does not always perform
miracles to confirm his words, but he
does furnish sufficient evidence to
justify belief.
5. Contempt of God and indiffer
ence to the tolls and pains of fellows
men have a common root. Both are
products of seltishness. They 60
often together
6. The tendency of wealth and
power are to intensity selfishness and
to harden the heart.
Z. Goddess men see neither beau,
ty nor profit in the worship OF God
Time thus spent is thought to be
wasted, which is another conhrma-
ton of the saying that spiritual
things are spiritually discerned.
8. The servant of God need new
er greatly wonder if his motives and
conduct are misunderstood and mis-
represented. Our Saviour did moi
escape false accus9tions.-Neac 1orh
Observer.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Murder.

N4uEueT.
Last Wednesday morning between the
hours of six and seven O'clock, Mathew Tay>
lor stabbed and killed Violet Mitchell. Both
were colored. The murder was done near
oath and Cary streets, just in the moutb[o ot
the alley running from oath to 25th streets
and in the rear OF Messrs. Campbell and Caul~
eron's tobacco factories. The cause 1T
the stabbing as given by the sister of the de-
ceased who was present at the time and place
of the murder, seems 10 be as follows lty1et
had handkerchief belonging TO Mathews,
which two or three days previous to The cut>
Ting he saw another man with. He claimed
1t but the man probably refused to give i 10.
Mathews then went to Violers sist sd
told her the story of the handkerchief ssyJg
at the same time that the way things Atre
going on somebody would get hurt. This
was said in the presence of Violet who Iade
some reply. on which Mathews drew Ssiie
and plunged it in her breast fIom the effects
Of which she died almost instantly. Deceased
Is said TO be about twenty-five or eight years
old and leaves an or months old infant
Mathews has wife and two children. Jeal>
eusy was the cause of the tragedy.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Iiterarv EnfertaInment

A literary entel liainment Will De gwen "l
the Ebene ger Baptist church on Monday Au-
gust list foI the benefit Of the Ebenezer choir
under whose auspices the entertainment IS
given. a gold medal will be gwen as pr'ze
10 the best declalmer judging from the stand
point Of articulation, gesticulation, position
and expression The following is the literary
programme-essay, by r. j. Chiles; Oration'
by w. B. Il. Thompson; Declamations' by
w. FL. Crawley, c. B. Jackson. &. ID. Jones.
John Mitchell and Lewis Stewart. The
choir has beautiful selection of music pre7
DARED for lhe occsSiEe'- lssssion, lady a
!. %Asss - EveI nts-ss 3
tertainment promiK .-sT seiS
as Great care has been takeL N its preparat a
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If had another lite to live, and
two thousand letters to write again,
with Gods help I would not hurt the
feelings of the humblest of all Gods
creatures honestly trying to do good.
He might be as big as Daniel Lam =
bert, and | would not call him fat
and unctuous he might be as lean as
Calvin Edison, and | wouln not call
him bag of bones. l would count
each day as lost on which I had not
made some hearts gladder than they
were in the morning; on which l
had not plucked up some thorns, or
planted some flowers on the path OF
human life.-TDr. Prime.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Resolutions ON the death of Rev 5. sosD,

Resolutions ON the death of Rev 5. cosby
The following resolutions-LE -LEere
adopted by the Cosby Missionary
Society, at a meeting held at Mrs. B.
e. Turner'S, Wednesday. July ,20th
1881:
WHEREAS, an All wise Prevalence has
seen fiji TO remove from US be.oyed brother
and worthy worker, Rev. Solomon Cosby,
we. the Cosby Missionary Society, do lere>
with resolve
!. That we deeply sympathize yfh the
bereayed faaiiiY; and trends, Who ws1h as
sustain commoa loss.
? That we show our approval OF his mis-
sionarg endeayors. bY contribute. 10 tie
erection Of the chapel ht intended-.-.s.s i'd in
Africa.
3. That we manifest our esteem for a fei-
low countryma D, and our respect for fellow
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Dearh or MRS, Laura McNaushtOn.

Mrs. Laura McNaughton, rellct Q.
the late Daniel McNaughron, died
last Monday morning at the age OF
81 Years. She was the mother OF
Messrs. D. w. and r. II. McNaugh-
ton Of tlis city, and leaves many
friends and relatives to mourn her
loss. The funeral took place last
Tuesday evening from st. Phlup
church. Rev. 4. w. Cain pastor, con
Quoting the exercises. She was a
lady Who possessed many fine traits
Of character and was greatly .es
teemed by a wide circle Of acqualnv
apces.
The Virginia star., 1881-07-23
Personals and Brief Locals.

Rev. Henry p. Weeden was in
the city during the past week. He
is highly pleased with his pastoral
charge.
- Nearly all the teachers and |
visitors to Hampton have returned
to their respective homes. Some
speak with great pleasure of their
visit and feel themselves benefited
thereby.
Mr.. Nelson Hampton, deacon of
Ebenezer Baptist church and high
ly respected old gentleman was bur-
led from the above named church
Friday evening July 18th. Elder Il.
Wells conducted the exercises.
The financial condition of the
Fifth St. Baptist church is very good
as they are paying off $500. notes
months in advance OF the time they
come due. No pastor has been call
ed yet to take charge Of the church.
Rev. p. r. Smith, who has
been away from the city thirty years
is now here and has preached IN the
various Baptist churches OF this city
to large congregations He called
on us during the week. He has been
here now for about four weeks, and
was originally native of this city.
"A white man applied last
week at Mr.. ]. B. Harris stable for a
vehicle to carry him home. Mr.. Har-
rls ordered a carriage tor the man but
he refused to accept 1t, insisting on
riding home in wheelbarrow. AT
Ter much difficulty one was obtained
He ordered the sides of the wheel
barrow to be taken off after which he
cot in and was trundled off home
Tie paid dollar for the ride.
i The tableau exhibition at Eb
enezer church last Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Sunday Schoo
r Union turned out decided success
$ A large crowd was present who wa
e much pleased with the exhibition
: 1t is of d solemn character, some o
Il the scenes being reproduced witt
y great power. Mr.. W. II. Carter tn
!, president of the Union is to be com
y mended for the energy and intelll
j. gence with which he is conducting
This n3vement and the wise ant
j ggsrsl fesefalness sssite r. e1!sss 14s5s. ~.
church dm- the paa.
I'VE, by><he members of the Pew
. Club. Everything, was gotten up in
tasteful manner A most move
feature of the festival was the free
admission. But it's novelty vanished
after one got inside. Ones purse
might have been tied with thousand
! strings but there were fair fingers
present skilltul enough to open it
The "Open Sesame of the ladies
smiles caused the mott tightly closed
h hands to drop a few nickels. Some
sweetness was wasted on "the deser
| air of empty pockets though they
were blisstullY unconscious Of sucl
beng the case We hope the ladies
and gentlemen are handsomely re
warded for their efforts.