The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
OUR C0L0RED PEOPLE.

Mrs. G. W. Robinson is conyalescent
William Black left the city yesterday evening for
Wabash.
Mrs. SCOT 4. Turner has returned from Louis
vile, ny.
James Johnson. OF Dsn71lle, was in the city on
last Friday.
Ex-Policeman Thomas Mckee is suffering from
2 Dalarial attack.
Willie, infant son OF Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Prilu,
is dangerously i'll.
Miss Miranda Smith is quite indisposed, at her
residence, No. $40 North California street.
y Willie Knox is suffering from attack OF hem
orrhage al his home 30S East First street.
Vaughn. the evangelist. is the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Leggett, No 600 North Mississippi street
". Alison Sweeney is preparing q SerirS OF
lectures with view OF taking tour in the State.
John F. Hill, brother of James " Hill arrived
In the city on last Tuesday from Peoria, Illinois.
Mrs Fanny Davenport. OF Cincinnati. is in the
city, stopping with Mrs. Henry Hall. on Columbia
street.
Alfred Taylor, member of the High school,
graduating class, was taken seriously i'll on last
Wednesday
The city ministers are requeEled TO meet at the
Vermont Street A. NJ e Church Tuesday morning
al 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary ]. shad. residing at No. 2ls West
Second street. who has been very in, is improving
1T this writing.
John Harris well known In The city died yes.
terdsy morning at ociocE at nts residence on
Walnut street.
The White sibbon Temperance Society was en-
tertained by Miss Ella Hail, 10 West Pratt street
last Friday evening.
A colored man. believed to be 1o5 years old, aud
who had been the father of forty nine children,
died at Petersburg, Va, on Tuesday.
Henry Harris orchestra has been Engaged 10 fur-
Ross Guards at Emerald Hall, on the 4tn prox.
Robert Martin. living at NO. III East Court
street, lost two fingers in the coal elevator the
new Pam Handle shops on last Monday at noon.
1fcr, ~ Of
Church, preached an excellent discourse on last
Friday evening at the Blackford Street Church.
The Douglass Literary will meet on tomorrow
evening at the Vermont Street Church. An ex-
cellt Mt programme Is arranged for the occasion.
The managers of the kindergarten on West Yer
mont street will give public exhibition drill at
Vermont Street A NJ. l. Church on next Tuesday
morning.
Revival meetings are now conducted 81 Simpson
and Aliens Chapel The meetings generally in
the various churches are progressing with in
creased interest
The many friends OF Mrs. p. Hall, residing at
81 Columbia street. will regret to learn that She
nss taken sudden relapse, and fears are enter
tanned OF her recovery.
Archie GreathOuse and Miss Ella Jones were
united in the holy bonds OF matrimony on last
Thursday eve. Res. II. IL Thompson, Of Allen
Chapel. performed the religious rites
The colored cadets at West Point stand high In
ana the other is thiriy-two ip a class OF seventy
Six. They have not been assaulted or mutiatec
up 10 date.
William A. Bibb, restaurant keeper on West
Market street, and Mrs. Mary Phillips, whose
place OF business is OF Indiana avenue, kindly
donated soup for the benefit of the Kindergsr-
ten this week.
Doorkeepers Copeland of the Senate and Frye OF
the House have Invited the following ministers to
open the sessions Win prayer: kevs. William A.
Alexander. Richard Bassett, j. p. Roberts aud f.
W. 5. Hammonds.
Judson w. Lyons is now one of the lions OF Au-
gusta, Ga. He is the third cOlored man VINO has
been admitted TO the Georgia Par. and Jr 1ge
Honey. who admitted Lyons the other day, ex-
pressed great pleasure" in issuing the order to
the worthy applicant.
At the Garnett Literary on last Monday even
Ing. Mrs. Laura Alexander reed al excellent ps-
per on ''Our Father" which wss followed by an
interesting esssy o. Mrs. Sarah Y. W. Topp. Gu
Titled PLATO" Professor William II. Furness, OF
School No. a. was eiecied President for the en-
suing quarter.
Governor JARVIS, of North Carolina, in his re-
cent message says: "a cheerfully bear testimony
TO the fact that the c0lore6 people OF this State
with rare exceptions. have been orderly. law
abiding citizens during my term OF Office. I ear
see marked improvement among them in many
ways. which is c0mmendeble In them and beue
them and the white people are so kind aud hsr-
monous that we hardly realize that one-third OF
our population is OF one race aud tTo-tbirds Of
another distinct race and that a quarter OF a CEN
tnry has not yet passed since the one third was
held in slavery by the other two thirds. The rsca
problem can best be solved ey those VINO have 10
meet day after day its different phases aud any
interference by Congress or by those who are not
affected by IL is unwlse aud peincious"