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grounds. Several petitions asking for
skating purposes were referred to the
committee on winter sports. Numerous
claims went to the committee Oh inance.
One of them was for the payment
of salary due for three park
policemen who were supposed
to have been discharged, and who. as
Commissioner Boardman said, "have
been playing seven-up for the benefit
of the city for several weeks" The
The board has neglected to discharge
them, and as thirty days. notice is re-
quired. there is no way to prevent their
drawing pay up to Feb. 10. The matter
went to the committee Oh judiciary and
will be investigated.
The matter of the boards agreement
with E. McReeve, by which he was to
have shore rights and privileges at
Lake Harriet for three years from
1887. was brought up and discussed. 1t
appears that McReeve was to pay ST.
$50 per year for the privilege, and as he
has not paid the amount now overdue
for last year, the action of the board in
awarding the rights for three years was
reScinded.
Claims amounting to $500 for labor
performed on the Prospect Park observ
atory were recommended paid, and the
offer made by the sureties of the con-
tractor who failed to complete the
building. to finish it for an additional
500 was accepted.
John T. Byr mes, attorney for the
board, resigned, and his resignation was
accepted, to take place upon the qualifi-
cation or his successor.
A financial statement as follows was
presented by Secretary Stevens and
placed on file:
Amount in treasury Dec. l, 1883. $6.59s 40
Collections Observation-Disclosures. 655 90
Temporary loan.... .............. 10000 %
$l7.253 40
Less December warrants. ........ 5000 80
S1,1s2 90
Collections by Byrnes ..... $50 90
1888 80
Less pay roll for December. 464 81
S1,O73 40
10 h. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-20
HErminieo

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CtOMPANION-Age gentleman starting Mon
~ day to the Pacific coast. wishes COM
panion. Apply new st. Charles hotel, Min,
neapolis. ~
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Linehan's Headquarters,
% Washington avenue south, is the
place to get your Liquid Refreshments
of the finest quality. Give him call.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Advertisements and subscriptions taken,
and the GLOBE on sale at W. j. Hughes drug
store, corner Third avenue northeast and
Monroe street. Minneapolis.
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GALLON FiXTUKES-Ice boxes, mir
- rors. show cases. billiard tables, counters
and shelving. Witte Bros, All and 1l3
Fifth ay,. SOUTH Minneapolis Mimi. 11-24
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COME WELL-BRED YOUNG DRlV-
- ing horses for sale at 81 Second av.
south just imported. Call and see them.
1890
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY LOANE on life insurance pol
ltl icies or bought. L. p. Van Norman.
Box 10, Minneapolis. 1913
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DARTNER WANTED-Must have expo
L rience in dry goods business Importing
preferred) to representa- European house and
travel on commission. Address Box las,
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. 1878
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
General prvor's Views.

y
The Boston Post is not disposed to credit
General PRYoR's statements as 10 the condi-
ton Of things In the South. Ifsays:
"General Roger A. Pryor can clam re-
spect FOR bis views when speaking OF or Tor
the people OF the southern States. He speaks
from personal knowledge OF section OF
which be IL a representative man. although
resident for nearly quarter OF century at
the North. But in long statement oil the
poIitical tendencies Of the new South, which
he makes through the New York Herald,
General Pryor assumes the existence OF such
a low standard OF political morals and such
a short sighted purpose among the people OF
those States that II Is impossible TO believe
him earnest in his views or quite honest in
their expression"
But here comes the Philadelphia Tele-
graph, HARRISON Administration paper,
and says:
"The prediction talk about splitting the
solid South on the protection Uersts Tree
trade issue Is being renewed, and some ex-
prcssions OF General Roger A. Pryor are
being used A. tests for eloquent deliverapces
on the part OF certain Of our esteemed COZ
temporaries. Well, the solid South can be
SHIFT on that issue--at least we have 20
thought and urged for many years past.
But II the Republican politicians this side
OF Mason & Dixon's line expect to gain
anything for the protection cause in the
South. and fer Republican principles in con-
nection with it, they will have 10 stop flirting
the bloody.shIrt in the faces OF the SOUTH
erners."
That's the trouble. The Republicans must
first quit waving the bloody shirt. The
South cannot allow q single southern State
70 be Airicanized IN the hope OF being i" in
demuIfied" by Democratic gains In the
North. Which southern State is willing to
be the victim? Where are the southern
white men who are willing to turn even one
Of their States over to the Republicans in the
hope OF securing the furling OF the bloody
shirt? The Telegraph is right. The Re-
publican protecIiopists in the North must
"stop flirting the bloody shirt in the faces OF
the southerners" whom they hope to get to
aid them to elect protectiOnist congressman
in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
An Instructive Lesson.

Yesterday we quoted from the Albany
Argus a paragraph touching negro rule at the
South. The same paper has more TO say on
the same subject, and II says 1t iorcibly.
After noticing that the CHAMBERS, the suER.
MANS, and others "sre very persistent in
their efforts TO persuade the entire country
that the Union will not be restored in the
South unth IL. ora considerable portion OF t.,
Is placed under negro dominaiion," the Ar
Gus adds:
at makes not the slightest difference TO
tooSe seii-coDsiitutcd regulators OF southern
domestic affairs that such an experiment was
fully tried during the dark days OF recon.
elruetio1 and that The results were very
lameutable. They have now before them
signal example Of what negro government
means ga the condition OF affairs IN the only
black republic on this side OF the Atlantic.
The horrible m2ssacres. mutations OF
eorpses, aud lndeseribablc outrages that are
recorded OF the llaytien troops IN tie land OF
Foodooisfn and canniDalism furnish an 10
slruotiSe lesson IN negro Government, unre.
slraiqed by white inlufnces.'
II suy iair.minded northern man imagines
that The Argues position is not strong one
let him read Lord SPENCER ST.. JoHx's
"ilsyti; or, The Black Repubilc,v ana
PHILIP A. BRUcE's "PIantation Negro rs y
Freeman
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New hook.

Constitutional Government IN Spain. A
Sketch. by J. L. II. CURRY, LII. d., late
Minister OF the United States In Spain.
New York; HARPER & BRoTuERs. 1889.
This book makes a timely appearsnce-at
least 80 10 seems 10 us. It's author has, as
agent OF the Peabody Education Fund,
mixed with the leading men 10 almost every
State 10 the Union, and was previous to ac-
cepting that agency well known in every
southern state. All of us wish to know
more OF Spain than we do, and here is book
written by man who is incapable OF at
tempting TO pass of upon us fiction for bis
tory. In reading some books all OF Us feel
doubtful so 10 speak, ss to our footing
whether the facts are facts or nOt-and so we
allow the history TO make but little impress
sion upon our minds. Not so here. We
may read this volume with full confidence in
Its accuracy and with a desire 10 have It's
statements effect Judgment in our minds.
1t is book Of 300 pages.
Our rulers At Washington may take
warning from Spain, where, SAYS DR.. CURRY,
constitutional limitations have no force;
supposed political necessity iustihes any as
sumption; discretion Is the measure OF
power; and Mr.. CALnoUS's apborism iinus
confirmation that there is no difference be.
tween a government having all power and
government having the right TO take what
powers ii pleases." (Od THAD. STEVENS
awaited himself Of this aphorism.)
We learn iueidently that the writ OF
habeaS corpus is not known in SPAN. DR..
CURRY suggested once TO the Minister Of
Justice thst that great writ was needed
there. lie replied, "spain moves cslmly."
spain holds Cuba, Porto Rico, the Phllip.
pine, SOoloo Marlanne, and Caroline islands.
CsBts, and some other possessions In Africa.
The Spanish budget for 1883 estimates the
government receipts from lotteries OF Sl5,-
400, 600.
DIR. CURRY says that CASTELAR, Is an eeolst
aud very vain. "a rival said Of him that
he 30 coveted tho d,gito nonSirori that be
never saw marriage without wishing to be
the bride nor funeral without wishing to
be the CORPSE
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
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WHITELAw REID Is Minister 10 France.
The French is one OF the frst-class missions.
We would prefer It TO the mission 10 Eng
land. Now let MURAT HALsrEAD be sent TO
Germany, and the Republican editors OF the
country can claim that Mr.. HARRISON has
trested the press generously. HMsrEAD
couldn't 90 to France, because he sympa-
thized With the Germans in the war between
Frsnce and Germany, but he Will be IA
yorite In Berlin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
wrLLiAmaBUEG.
Being Rcmovod-Persona, Notes, ac.


Icorrespoadence OF the Richmond D'npstch-l
MARCH 10, 1885
The building at the eat end OF Gloucester
street. formerly used as female seminary.
is being taken down and the bricks shipped
to Newport News. The structure, With
ahou, three acres OF land, was purchased
several years ago by the Old Dominion Land
Company.
The appointment Yesterday OF directors for
the Eastern Insane Asylum has caused no
little caucusing on the part OF some OF our
fellow-cliizens who are interested IN the dis
tribution Of state pap at that Institution.
Judge r. r. Farrar wilt deliver Lecture
in the Pbnnix society Hall OF Wiilinm and
Mary College Friday evening, the proceeds
to be applied to reiurnishing the hall. The
Judge will take a. his subject Lights and
Shadows; or The story OF LIfe." and will
conclude with a comicel ahcrpiece, 1.-The
Halifax Oyerseer and Hts WIFE Jane"
The locakoDtion campaign has not opened
yet. From present indications the election
will be very quiet.
Nr. Howard Dunn, formerly OF York
county, died sunday morning at his resi-
dence on York street His remains were
taken 10 Smithyile. York county, for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Ross and the Gloucester Jan.
GLOUCESTER C. H.. March 10, 1889


To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Your Gloucester letter Of the 18th instant,
referring to j. F. Ross, In Jail here for the
killing OF George Hughes. states that on ac-
count Of the imprisonment OF a violent
Iunatlc Gin the room under Ross, Ross
asked to be taken 10 the hotel" &c ! an
keeper both OF the jail and hotel, and 10
Justice to myself az we'll as TO Mr.. Ross. must
say that no such request has been made hy
him or any one for bin. 80 Tar as know or
have heard OF, nor was il likely 90 be made,
for he knows II could not be granted.
Having no orders or inclination to tor
ture the prisoners under my charge, nave
made them ss comfortable as is consistent
with safekeeping. but grant no privileges
not allowed by law. The matter Is small,
but your correspondent hiss been msin-
formed. Yours respectfully,
g. Il 4RfpgrS Tailor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
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The New York Tribune says: Ono
wonder that the Balkan Peninsula is a much.
vexed qparter Of the globe. 1t is a good
companion piece to the historic place out
West. from which citizen wrote TO friend
AZ the East: Come out quick. Mighty mean
men get offices here =" It goes without
saying that the historic place out West was
Repuhlican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Charleston Sunday. The tribute Of DIR.
BRAcKkTy, Of the Second Presbyterian
church, was especially beautiful. His text
Was:
"yerily say unto you, whosoever
shah not receive the Kingdom OF God rs =
little child shalt Ia no wise enter therein"
Aud he closed hts remarks rs follows;
/" But LET him who shall write bis epitaph
not forget 10 write him as one who lo,cd
bis fellow-menp Others have paid merlted
tribute 10 the gsllant soldier, the brilliant
Journalist, the ripe scholar. the wise states
man. the knightly gentleman, the faithful,
waru-heartcd friend; let the lsy my humble
wreath upon his grave. and bear my testimony
TO those qualities Of heart which drew little
children TO him aud made him the guardian
and protector OF the weak and deiencelcss.
These are the qualities that will be honored
In the kiugdou OF Heaven, when marble
and brass have crumbled TO dust"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
scort County.
.,o,soncs Of the KIchmond Dispatch.

fCOTresponfcnce OF ths hItH IIIOHu UIaptV'n.I
EsTnLyILLE, VA, March Is, 1889.
The trial OF George Adams, charged with
the murder OF Napoleon y. Tempieton, WIS
begun in the Circuit Court here this morn
ing. lie has able counsel. aud IL will be an
interesting trial. Templeton and Adams
were apparently on friendly terms, and we're
walking along together with two or three
other Young men, when Adams drew pls-
toll and shot Templeton dead. The murder
was committed in December, 1887.
Attorney General Ayers has just COM
Melted a l00y50 feet brick bnsiness.house IN
Estillyile. Other good buildings are going
I'D and E.tillylle is having quite building
boom.
A planlng.mill has Just gotten into opera
ton here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

There was an interesting debate IN the
United states Senate on Monday as to the
power OF the Senate to do any legislative
business at an extra session held at a time
when the House Of Representatives was not
also IN session. Senator GsoRGE and Senator
GRAY made able speeches IN the negative,
Senators Plat and sPoONER In the aGirma
tive. The question lie a knotty one. Each
side produced arguments almost conclusive.
We are inclined to the opinion that 80 far
Messrs. GEORGE and GRAY have the best OF
the argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

The BOSTON Herald says: at ia said 10 be
Uncle JERRY RISKS intention to send
watermelon to each of the crowned beads OF
Europe next summer. This will be apt 10
lead TO some serious international compiled
tons" Ornternal complications Which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

The New York Tribune. in several places
in an article in ITS issue OF yesterday, speaks
OF the fifteenth amendment as 1.-the COnsii-
tuhon." Will the Tribune explain to its
readers how that amendment was mot rati-
fed ? The Tribune almanac OF the proper
Year tells all about IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

In addition 10 tho above We show alaree va
riety OF INFANTS Long SLIPS and CHRIsrEN-
ING ROBES and LONG and SHORT SKIRTS.
Also, LADIES CHEAISES. hlGhT.D RESSE>,
DRkSSiNG-sACQUES, CORSRT-CON EkS,
SKIRTS. and DRAwERS--iu fact, everything
pertaining v LADIES'. INFANTS, AMI Gull
FITS made 20 order. INFANTS LONG and
SHORT CLOAKS. We have been repeatedly told
by buyers that we show the largest and dnest
selection OF these articles 10 DO found IN the
look az our styles KAUFMAN & CO..
nah g)-W&k 4l3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

The brotherly feeling which asa rule the
various religious denominations at the South
entertain for Que smother was speyer more
strikipely illustrated than IN The tribdtes
paid the memory OF Captain FRANK W.
DAWSON from the Protestant puipits u
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n AUFMANN 4 co. ARE AC.

IN KHOwLEDggD A. T1fx kEADfsG OUT
FIPrEKs BOR INFANTS and CHILDREN, and
10 Is With pride that we cali attention 10 the
cess We have achieved In this department..
which utilities eighty feet Of space in oar store
and contains larger and better assortment OF
ISFAhTa' and CtiILDhEN'S GARMENTS Than
any three hJuses Ia richmond ombined.
Below wo show ono OF our many designs OF
CHILDREN's DRESSES Of our own production.
OF lrst-class material and workmanship. and on
OF IS per cent:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

The Nashville American says: "The
angling season is on in all parts of the State"
The prize preyaricator will again come to
the front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

"Nr. HENRY CHAPLIN is said to be the
best.dressed man. in Parliament" But it
seems GLADSTONE is the man OF best sd-
dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

ASONIO NOTICE.-THE~ "a
VI mombers OF DOVE LODGE. No. 81, NX
A. Y. aud 4. NJ, will attend "A called CON-
municauon Of their Lodge at st. Adams Han,
corner vain aud Third streets, THIS (Wedues-
day) EVENING at O'Clock for WORK. Members
OF sister lodges and transient brethren frazer
rally invited.
by order OF the worshlpful Master.
mn Colt BIN. L. AUGUST. Secretary
GPECIAL NOTICE.-A MEETING
- OF the ALUMNI OF the MEDICAL col
LEGE OF VIRGINIA will he held On the 29rH
INSTANT ~ the college building, on Marshall
street. at II ~, for the purpose Of OrganlZ ne
Society OF Alumni. All interested are cordially
invited 10 DO prssonL NH 20-lw
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
~ SUBSCRIBERS 10 .JBR STOCK OF THE
SAVINGS BANK OF RNHNOND.-The mini
mum amount Of Tho capital stock OF tho Savings
Bank OF Richmond having been subscribed, no
uce is hereby given that general meeting Of
the subscribers Will DO held on FRIDAY, March
2s 1889. az O'Clock 7. NJ, At the of1ice Of War
ron guarlos, No. lll7 east Main street, Rich
mOnd, Va.
Parties wishing 10 subscribe TO the capital
stock can leave their names with George y.
Woodbridge. Esq, a. tho National Bank Of Vir-
gina. X. A. PATTERSON, President
RICHMOND. Va, March IA. 1889. nah 15-td
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
"A the STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHiNE-WoRkS will be
held at the works OF The company on FRIDAY,
March p, 1859, a. l2 o'clock II.
NH s-2w GEORGE h. JONES. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

man. Of the wyanoke, for neglect OF duty
and unsklIfuIness at the time OF thai COZ
lislon.
A northeast gale prevails here tonight
with the wind nearly forty miles an hour:
The Washington steamers are tied up and
cannot 90 out and the Bay-L and Cape
Charles steamers will doubtless lay over at
Old Point. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

49, - DANNth a LtAAus IT, tt-f anu Ahuhhclr
MONDAY, MARCH 18TH
THREE NIGHTS tad WEDNESDAY MATINEE
Tho gr2ndeet production ever seen in the South.
The distinguished American Actor
LEWIS MORRISON,
supported by his own efficient company In q
magnificent spectacular production Of
FAUST.
Including tho wonderful Broken Scene. with
the shower OF living bre. startling Electrical Ef-
frcts. carload Of magni6cent scenery. No al .
vance In prices. b0x-Onice for snie OF seats now
open. NH 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Don't forget 10 take bottle Of DR.. BULBS
Cough syrup With you 10 Florida this win.
ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

New York is about to pass around the hat
again. There Is talk OF erecting in that city
q monument in honor Of ERlCssON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IVA BkRGRk a. LEATH Lessees aud Managers.

4FA BERGER 4 LkAlH. Lessees aud Managers.
AAkCHsi, p, 81 AND MATINEE SATURDAY.
"PElR" BAKER, late BAKER & FARRAN,
the wellknown. versatile comedian, IN the r1ch-
ost-dresssd and ,ost-laughabie comedy entitled
The RMIGkANT,
far better play than CHRIS AND LENA, re-
plete With pretty songs, witty sayings, comieal
situations. and bright sunshine Of mueic. Sup
ported by a company OF acknowledged vocal aud
comedy ability.
sale Of seats opens THURSDAY. Prices as
usual. lna IL .s0.2l. e2S ss-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
AWUNENrNTS.

pROAD-SrREEr OPERA-HOUSE.
IJ THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY. TIL IS
20th. MArINEES EVERY DAY. Grand pro-
ductiOn Of Mrs. Emma ID. l. n. Soutnworthis
Celebrated Dramatic Story. entitled
TIE HIDDEN HAND.
Introducing George A. hendorsons Star Stock
Company. The drama interspoTsod with Songs.
Dances. ard Plantation Melodies. illustrating
Life M New YorE York and "Ole Yirginny.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. ieket-of-
LeaYe-han. NH i7-6t