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aaa?a?aaVea?a?__ai a i i ___?aaaaa_e??aa--_-e-aa The Richm ?nd Planet. VOL. YI1.--M) lv>: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, RDAY, M\RCJl 8, 1890. PRICE 5 CEN! THE Pj ANET, DAY, - - Ma i Motw.SaO ors Rr r < j?H er l.eetuits. At a Union M Hill Hull on the 27th oS Feb., lbs lol lowing; grund ott!cen ware )>r>? iv. Spiller ol Hampton, K. \V. E. Johnson of Manchee 1> . c, ? J.B.Taylor of Kichmond, ailed to Rlnford niter which Rev. U Spiller was introduced by .1. IC Taylor. Rev. Spfller thanked the brothers and sisters for tlwir prompt turning out to bear him lecture, notwith? standing tba inclemency of tbe weat li er. Hi-sal.J the lnsur:Mi<?' Depart mont of tb* Qood Samaritans was only twelve months old and had paid out $1,000 (om> thousand dowra) for the benoni ol families of this order. It i* now doing well wit ii about 9500 members in tliat department and still they come. We bops to haw 8000 merabera by the Grund Lodd? on. .1. B. Taylor, City Depoty. s s USI?>S Tin- S S I', bald its |*v*gular month ly iinH'tinu. .it th<> 4th Baptist Church March 2nd at 3o'clock P. M. Srrip ton reading by Rev. Hardy. Pray* cr h\ !>?"?*<??>o A. Boiler. Thors waa alaw attendence. Recitations bf the srholars of the various schools wen rood; select reading by Him M.irv v. Taylor ot the 5th Bap was appropriate; essay i?y Mr. Nelson Williams was very grand; an nddrena i?y Supt. White of tbe Bapt. S. S. was tn the point. A solo londettid hy Mr. Thompson .? tbe anett by Um Mt. Gah ts good. Collection 14.60*. We a liourued to meet with Hu 5th Baptwt s. s. April 6, 1890, EL. .1 W. H. 1 Waimu Miss Mr. ll. TH! Fe! 27 Prent foi merly of this city at his home in Hill bor. He i< three children, mother, three sister* a brother and many friends to nioiir their loss. He died in tba trinrap of faith. Be said be waa going hon where sick iITOW, pain, ai death an* felt and feared no more. DIED?At the Bandoo stati. Vey County W. c. Africa Johnny tl infant son of Kev. John .1. and lan A. Coles, aged '1 weeks and 1 day. Hath the dear S%v tour f nod _!?*, Laid bim np ?n his t?rott>t; Folded bia arms around bim Hu abed bini lu endless rot. J ivorce tl rant ni Mr. Bagnr .Jones was granted divorce from his wife Lillie Jones, the 27th of February. 1890 in 1 Chancery Court of this ?itv. Hate to conference, full hire Washington, one third regular f to return HOWARO InIvkusitv, Washington, 1). C. Feb. 4, lil' Dear Sik: At a meeting of the Col. lue Alni of Howard university, the bxs signed were appointed a commit to confer willi leading educators ?-olored youth throughout the cc of holding a p'lit coniereuce iu the city of Washing! D.C., March 25-37, 1890. At time it if proposed to discuss tl subjects only which appertain to educational interests of the ooh people to the end that the pu maybe enlightened as to the gress they have made and the ( cul ties yet to he over-come. The indications are that the t is opportune for a meeting of character, and that it will be alt cd with practical results. Flense notify the committee if can arrange to be j.resent and part in the proceedings. i uiy yours, (J. M. QnnooitY, P. J. SllAlU), I.i i sbi Lawson, H. T. Mo [>. Fowler. ions will be held in the coln Memorial Church, cor. 11 street* North-west at the tina ignated in the circular. TO THE TRaUK. I beg leave to announce that Tn pared to tn ml sh Paper Bags, T Batter Traya. Wrapp.. g Pa-aat all and aizea, Envelopes, Writing* Pools Cap, Not", Lenah C eas ansi eh Packet Note Pad*; Grocery Pas? Account Bookn, Tally H -'?ks, etc. I reapeoefulty ask iha? ,'_iay aba patronage. i W. H Asnr.hBC No. 933 E-U Broad S.., Bioiuu.m l. Drop me a card for prices and tiona. rt & uki: -Mrs. L. A dh Mrs. ft. ch calico1 on -Mr or, of thc Inde? nt* who is emploved i or oom r?a?J with thu (i^rire Bailey in the Annie -H. llysses Taylor, tbs 7 yt old child of Mr. .1. Ail painfully iuj ll over i -Mrs. Charlotte A. Williams of (iuineus. Va., called on us. -Isaiah C. Pad Bedford died on us. -Kev. A. l'ullerof Staunton was in the city and called on us. -\\ e relived a highly eompli inentarily letter from Mr. Jana's K. Chick of Mungohick, Va. -Mr. W. M. T. 1 is rap? idly umler the careful treatment of Dr. BL BL Dismond. -Kev .lames H. Holmes is much improved. lie was seen on tha atreet recently but is still weak. -Alderman Josiah Crump's will waa admitted to probate last Wednesday, lt is valued at $2,500. He left it 3n foe simple to his wife. She baa Men ill bul tai able to bi now. -Kev. W. W, Browne visited Baltimore in the interest of the Trin sek. -Miss Mamie E. Hill of Kich mond, Va., has been appointed copy ist in the EKeeorder of DeedsOfficeat Washington, limier Hon. IC K Bruce. (Thia note wai bronghtlas' week but was unint. ntionallv kef out.) K-TMr. George W. Bolling can ti you in a nice pair of True form shoe good and ensay at Wertheimer*s42 F. Broad. Th- i Joh ; ami si \ 1 tuc' lin William H. Ila kins commanding. Company 1 ;nev (Jaar.: C. IC Niche - command i: They made a tine appearance their rich uniforms, ami >\ admired. ' Mr. William S. Chratlan, wno w sick abeil last week, is out again. Mr. Chas. Dickerson has reniov to his new house in .'C. Mr. Et. B. Fvans of Woodville is ported sick. Protracted meetings will l>e held the Fourth Baptist Church soon. Cn. Hill ?n h IC id 111 ie on to Fulton Notes. Kev. Daniel Janies preached funeral of Bro. Abraham Hill on _7th of last month. He depar this life on the evStn, in the triuni] of faith. He was a member of Kising Mr. Zion Baptist Church ll'' six years. He leaves a wife, mot! father, and tine sister to mourn tl loss: Servant of (Jon well done ei your Master'sjoy. BOT. J. A. Taylor preached a w it ic der'ul sermon at the above nat church, Tuesday night. His li j were much animated and hope '. j may soon come again Deacon ' son PliOf and others were ?h nnl during the week. According ler- promise we look for several visil ttee from the Bbeoeser Baptist Chu ?f The mourners are yet bowed. ?n-! Mrs. W. T. Helm is better wal many others. on, Services Sunday at 11%, covei this meeting. 8J_ communion. 8 pr; iose meeting. Meetings will cont the every night, Saturday except ii ?red Since these meetings eomrae iblk the Lord has blessed Elder Di [>r*>- James* two of his sons conic linV christ. S. A. Jones, stewardess of Old ?i"i'' minion S. S. is very sick at residence, end- ; \ O'l take There will lien, dramatic cai of Joseph in Bondage at the it ist Church, (Sydney) liol night, March 10, 1890 for the b tit the building of the said chun cast or cu UUCTB1 King Pharoah, Daniel Tali i -n Jacob, William Cooper; Old J< a/p Robert Bullocks; Young Jo ;niel Clarke; Butler, Willis Woodson; Baker, Henry Byrd son, John Barlow; Leva, Mrs. (ioodwin; Kings Daughter, Mary Woodson; Leah, Miss O, Robinson* Zilpah, Miss Nannie , Bilbah, Miss Susi j Wor Dreamer, Miss Nannie Brown pVjU Sins, Miss Lula Miller. (ho il d Ciuards. Shepherds, and Servat Bo ,1 A omission, - - !fra_r*D<>?)rs open at 7 o'clock a fear j forma nee commences at M t r sharp. m? I Mies. Sarah J. Woopbon: - Mi Va. . .,, ... _ fi pre w ksrea. quota A. W. 1'akham, - - Orj je Ma \ PERRY KS. The Founder of the Am 24ft8 Equal Right's A?s?iria*ion EXPRESSES HIS APPRECIATION. \v ron Mit approval, sympathy, and an sion of delight over the brai. unencumbered champion spirit poa seesed by you, (John Mit* hell, Jr.;) unto whom I lool. A KTlTitNT OT B-QBT, thoroughly conversant with its prop j cities thereof, aial the most brilliant j champion of ''right" in thc borders of Virginia's vast domain. Your future You developed a highly character spirit in that address on South? ern outrages. Blair of New Hamp? shire conceded as mach which to me. is a tribute from an exalted soiir-c, that sonne being iii lily devel? oped wit!" educational and relined t ru ph.ies, so well known lo the section of the United States from whence he a young man you are entitled to such credit hs yon have justly mer ited. That disposition "you show lo expose unpardouabl > frauds now, is to me, a truth that yon well know Ta__ De-BIM THAT HANK Matti with the great indicator of events.? timk and that there is a line to he .] pursued to cause a l.rillinnt future,? ami that line, that policy,?is. to im? prove t he great present, by eradicat? ing the diabolical deeds Of a Nation, aud thus,?the future will take .are of itself. If the arm of Ferry ll. Carson can aid you in any attempt to gain iinv end that you have in view small, speak and the feeble intlueiici di his arm shall be exerted to pm your desire, your aim. again allow me to express my heart i< proval of your memorable at proved i n ..s n l ? r ln ly as ed re? nt th the ted dis the for ler, leir iter iiado' of protection,?freedom, and rigl would have beeaevideutoQ the verg of the 20th Century, removing i at 1< marks tive of cruelty, oppression and ho rible barbarities. \ cry respect tully, 1?. H. Causon. |k_f~If you have tender feet call i Mr. Georgs W. Bolling at Wsrtheii er's 422 _,. Broad he can fit vou. Time is moue* but hea'.;h ia hap| ness If you bave a bad couajh or ci iiht Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Ir vi cure you eveiy time. Price 25 cents. Babies will cay! It is the only vi *o tell us when they suffer pain not stupefy your little o*>ea by admin teringi laudanum or other opiate?, 1 use Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup which i elieve the baby of all the pafn ot t owels dtc.. and thereby restore Its bi Per Uraham Expl ins Feb. 21, 18?0. Danville, Va. Mr. Fditor: In your issue of the _*. inst., mir friend and popular ph, cuni, S. B. Hill, somehow repol? in* me in ;v light which savors of a nv IVil- and niggerly spirit on my part t is, had 1 maile the remarks attril ed to nie. But 1 am sure the gi doctor made a mistake; be would intentionally do me an injury, reported nie as ha vi g said: "l're irk Douglass was th nv- fourths w and was claimed by that race.' could not, I would nov, muk sertion. ?Dur (J. W. M., IV, \Y. Broi who has no white blood in his vi has done more good than ai[ tl white Nee-roes.'"?wrong again. I am not one of those young groes who would take from Mr. that which he las so fairly woi her great leader of the Negro rac I I am not a color-Hne-struck N* I My reference was this: "Mr. lng j our so called Republican friend, tit the other day, to attribute Douglass' e-reatness to his Cauci blood; but, huhes and gentleiii point you to our (J. W. M., W Browne, who has no white blo< i him, but who has done more fo (race than Mr. Douglass." 1 dc show that the Negro can he ". without a foreign mixture ol 0 After all; the best leaders of om are those who speak and do s thing. \V. W. Browne is that of a Negro. His speeches and ftJr*L bave a beautiful harmony. \i my idea he is greater than Don No, it is not color that make n an, but pure, inatemanhood, erly developed and directed. Yours in F. T, C W. F. C.KAI on ned lear ?wa to ;?> rs re h. also I mat ayer inns -g need vniel ?ssed : Do? xy data Fifth iday. enetit h. ferro; >seph. seph , ni H. ; Sim Miss Lena Jones; iderful ; Our rus of 10 c. . Fer. I'clock mager umist. Richmond Va. Feb. 6., 1 All persons desiring in the Meehaincs' Buryll apply to Benj. Harris, Supt., 1201 St. Jame m an A. \\ . lr family. Ci <:? embalmer T. \ to accomodat view the body. Af parting look at the than was Clover depot w!i The floral arran) fill consisting of rich white flowers wh casket with a white John J. Christian ton ga\ tiing True Reformer's Hall friends ol . pr? present - hail taken a I, a finer here l** fo warded to interred. is beauti rars and i the rched >f Stnun exhibition at afondaj to a large an appreciative audience. Mr. Christian ha d a number ' of skaters and ame of Champion Roller Ska ll. A. Lindsy, Baq. f orcd contractor-, and equal of any of the white contractors has recently fitted up and repaired in magnificent brick building for the [ True Reformers; which the fountains will a hall and lodge rooms. lb' is about completing a la: brick store hon Main St. for Messrs 3 !\. West and Am. Bea' 1 lt is reported b.\ nen who know fha! female teach* rs of the county spent last Satur? day night ill-fame, i to I., ? moral teachers un i a gentle ! man's hom mville ti . came wit ii - de, .rn u moment* J tin liv e leading col the way the ti u it it r )ti a out " lt in the publi J. F. I daughter Conni) a visit to tl> papa Morton. R. E. Storall, 1. the week anion lia ve for his home in Fridav. lift ke are r vam a Ko has here w NV a sh i ngt ? al? d? rin ll av Do lia. MM rill the hid v si? ted can hat ?ut ood not He ClIAULOTTl-SVLLL-,- Va , Feb 1 Quite a successful revival h been going on at the 1st Bapt Ob arch. Tbe spirit seems to ha revived many christians, convi ted many sinners and convert many mourners. It was a union revival com*: ed of members of both Baptist in? ches and great numbers of whii were there; some came to me game, while others came to sh their appreciations. Some show tneir intelligence while others th iguorauce. Among the able vines who visited us was Rev. Christian, formerly pastor of Baptist Church in Cincinnati, 1 now culled to the pastorate of Shiloh Baptist Church, Phils phis. Others with us wee; R? Tinsley Woodfork, Lee Joi Robt.. Hoghes, leery Overt Cary, Daniel Cave and Wm. Ti ttl Christian gave some v encouraging remarks teethe mi ns--era. R* j burg, Va. preached qortt an tusi ti ve seimon Sunday eveki?ng. -bis, I .subject was *? Strengthen the w hands and confirm the lei , knees. "p Rev. J. Francie- Robin if*" pastor of Zion Baptist Church 'returned to his flock. They u j cari,ving on a revival which b? Monday Feb. 17, before the ing of the revival at the si church. lhe*e weie 115 converts at 1st Baptist church after the ten, li val. Of that number about . W.l.iave talked at the e ?d chi About 83 have connec d with church in the last 20 d ya sam letter aud some bn.Kaiders also returned. Among the verts are Mr. Kiah Goings about 68; Mr Remus Bracket! 65 and Air. Bradley about 66 ; ot' age. We have' au angel who seemed to be quite na*: Edward Angel. Wm. Yanci Richmond also joined the un 1 he 3 V. Club organized m met Monday at C. tl. Brown' dence on Ridge A' e. The tai.v l>eiug. absent B. L. B held his position. >'e had 2 trials aud the jury haviu agreed; the thai "/as post till Monday Marc 3rd, 1890. The name of Mr ..joes H. will never die a. 1 his fae ne'er be forgonei br he has ?gro. ;alls, saw Mr. isian al in j r our ?sired j prent,' lood. I lome-' kind , work j id to glass, s the prop i ? \i SUI). rm dug round, bis mark iu Cha*-lotteHvilie though lint air was pregnant with preju d > The shyster an he was called li any who plead rill be baptised at the Imrch, Charlottes it 1 1 A. M., ,i 7 j>. jj. ons' funeral ? I Wed Rhodes, and ne in\ guest were Mrs. t ip. Mrs. John Mrs. Murrell. Miss, R. Tabb Miss J on orvall, Miss Robson, - Johnson. Miss F. White, Mis* burrell, Mr. A. Topp, Miss Virgie taSflSrd and others. Parlor games WCTS indulged in. Ane\eell?>nt -upper had been prepared tinder the skillful hands of Mrs. White, Mrs. Jones. F. Murrell, Miss J. Murrell to which the company did full justice after which the parlor games ci. tinued until the wee sina hours. The concert and presentation ol Communion Paul's Baptist Church Thursday evening, Feb. 27th by lira. Rosa A. Barnett. Mrs. Mary Tah Mr. J. Dixon, Mr. T. F. Marlow was well attended. The followim ' appeared: Miss A. L.Thibou,piano so lois' res Z. Williams and Le. A. ; Jones. Dramatic readers; Mr. M. H. i ll. Hodges, Boston's Favorite Bari? tone. The Communion Sst was tented by Hr. T.F. Murlow in an appropriate ?peech which was re? sponded to by Rev. Peter Smith in Ireliull of the church, after which they were invited to tlc to partake of sn oyster supper that had lieen ] Committee of ladies. The l."?th iiuul Fair for the benefit of Home for I Colored Women will !*? held at Myrtle St. commencing Tuesday M;uvh 25th and will cont inn . tbs-tvtl uriety of useful arl made by the inmates, also fancy arti? cles donated by friends, will Dt sale. Refreshments will 1 ' The fair will bs open from ld A. M. until LO P. M.each day. Donations Ol mon provisions <?in be sent to thc mat ron Jj Mrs. Lt. M. Smith. I. Whit tie . ? baptised 5 persons and At Chark '.') Church, Rev. Thi rOUwd blip tuted 4, The celebration of the 47th. anniversary of tile G. I . 0. O. F. ol .st on was held at (harli's St. Churcl on last Sunday evening starch 2nd The sermon was delivered by Rev Theodore Could. Th ? Uaiteit L >< i*i} A tociaoi u uif 1,1 at 1 Philips Court. M.rohS. 1890 ai 8 8 RI P. M. with Mies H*ttieA. 8mth rn th >n chair. The program constated ot genera ( dtaioaston by tbe mombora. A debate: la which ia the moat pleaanre p_r_ait c poeeeesion. Mian Kale Hogan aud C. ( Pitte, Koq.. afldruiaove and -lisa Auuie 1 Soiith aud Mr. J. M. Burrell, Negative. A? the conclusion of tbe exorcist refreshment* were served and a pieaaar **s time waa enjoyed by all present. int T. c. Gio kb ve ic? ed >os mr tea ,ke ow 'ed eir di J. a t>ut the del svs. 168, ;on, roy erv ->ur sou Bis eak )bbj son, has are igan clos ster Diku.?Wednesday Feb. _H>., at LO a.m., Fannie B. Wiu.ia bslovsd and only child of Nannie Wiliams. Aged 14 years ami (i ino Her trust was in the Lord. S leaves many friends to mourn tin pose. Smoke Fl Matador Ciga r. oe. Sip hi1 c..iufhi*?_\ if voa flo inf may kui \ou. A boil its cf Bul Ca Cou byi up on tv costs you 25 c's, and lonely um) may save your life. Mahoh 7 90. This ls tn certify thai I have this < appointed Geo. Williams Jr my ag to conduct wholesale and retail ji business at the corner ot Tenth and sin Bank, with authority to buy t af ll for cash. A TIGHT PAI _ SHOE! are uot just the thing to rn \ke happy CHRISTMAS. Buv oir celebrated WAUK "I! SHGES and all the modern st.yh Gents. Ladle?.. Misses and Childr SHOE S at mi 607 E. BROAD S' ieXr__kKrrr__iJi> i The public to know that Ha vak a FnuiT A TCl Mat ai CIGARS! are the best 0HARLKSA SCHMIDT 13RU M>KlbIi -.V_.lJi_.LTOI 1 <.) we?*ei gh St. -Deners in FI NF WIN! Havesl U^??> fi will) CltiUtS 4 TOR mad*1 (Jive them a call. the ravi ; 58 ireh. the e by have con age r,age years also >py? ay ot oilier. Dec. s resi secre ullock mock g dis poned WAKE UP! WAKE UP! DONT SLEEP. DONT THINK DON'T PONDER DONT TARRY; DON i WONDER a a.. e> a ?u nTstoP ? until you have reached TIE FAMOUS SHOE BOUSE 422 E. BROAD ST. Bet. 4th and 5th. Thiee hundred and fifty cases of Shoes at fifty cents on the dolla r are nt y thousand dollars worth of shoes slaughtered at this forced sale FA_tOU 8 SHOE HOUSE, 422 East Broad 8 QTfH/EQ MONTHLY PAYMENTS, V I U V tl Ol >U EASY TERMS, $1 CASH A 1 PER WHEE. M S. E1DY, 1602 _ IK. ,i rwm ft Richmond - Virginia A No. 7 Cooking Stove and Fixtures _I Compete $12.00. -?? ^n Hra** ii,r* ?j**1' **? * *? rm fife rn, rioting Machines, Sad Irons, and many other articles ?CHEAP FOR CASH or ON" EASY PAYMENTS. CROCKERY WAUK ?iL\SS WARE \VO?)|>RV W\R1C. wn?LOW BAS _KETS, TIN WARE, STONE IT ARK, SHEET IRON WARE A -MANY OTHRR USKVCL ARTICLES. fin-Rooflug, Plu-ubing Gas-Fitting A Joh w irk attends! to o**>*nr>tl tn city sud conutiv. cy Don't forget the number 1602 & 1609 East FRANKLIN STREET., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. M S LEIDY it i -8 !?: H. lie 'ir ii Sh Ul lay ent mk Ba ind It s yo :zy 98 Of en's B. FLQRSHEIM, <_>_>_" _D-=?aiO_*_ ON-ED _r?_-rt.XC?J_3 THE RELIABLE CL OT HERA. HATTER COR. 4thand BRO A D STS. COR. 4th and BROAD STS ?'W-)o(? V\> would call special attention to our large aud well selected stock of MEN'S BUSINESS and DRESS SUI TS, Overcoats?light and neaw weights,CHlNCHILLAS, BEAVERS, SHELTONS, KERSEYS, CHEVIOTS and WORSTEDS. PANTS?Single Pants. W*> have made speciol t (Torts and our endeav? ors have been crowned with success. Our stock consist of the latest FoBEiQNf and Humk vi a res, cut aud mad- "*i the latest (English) st vie-pric<*s raug<ng from $1.50, $2. j' $2.50, $3.00, $3.5u, $4 00. $5.00 and up sarda. PRINCE ALBERTSLT1'1> tn worsteds of every style sud gra^e. Plain CorR>?'rcw?a 'de sud narrow wale. Our CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT figures a prominent part i Estatdishmenr. We carry a tremendous stock cor steting of ev gr.de of cl >th?-s manufactured, wn show a very neat knee porn's eu't tot $1.50. a heit? r one for $2.00 aud gradually . rises accord! g to qual t\. OVERCOATS-'?In iV.s _.>:?? S i-raa '>:-, specially s3apte-l for ?cboo! children and veiar will o_ Hold toi~$_50 S ze> 4 to 10 ^ earn of a^e KZr-a 8 to 14 w tl be sold for $4 and up. Cali and examine our virious Departments. B. FLOaS EJM. ?OR CHARLES li JOftK Furniture , Mattresses, arti ets. Cur tains & Mirrors. i The latest sty Vs. Sold for Ca??b or on Easy Term* at pride* **? su ?outh-west Corner 4th & Broad Stre *, (J VI ELY & HASKELL, 207 E. BRO VD HOLIDAY GOODS FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES. -iKI-U A RATTAN PLUSH CHAIRS, ROGERS SILVER PLATES WARE, LACJ_ CURTAINS, BIBLES, ALBUMS. Lau bren,lina, Hanging Lamps. Ol ?<*Va, Mirr r?, Pi R archer Mie N ?Bjt*|er, _J07 K. *Vo d S *