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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12

Frequently hear the stories of great
gains in Font Worth real estate. "Mr.
has cleaned I'm S75 600 since jan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12

n Fs1th each Of these machines we iaili,
ESne Ruhler, one Tucker, one set HemmeIsl - ~.
Foot Hemmer, one Screw Driver, one Une--
and Oil, one Gauge, one Gauge Ihumo-scii.s,
one extra Throat-Plate, one extra Check-tsp.--ss
one paper Needles, six Bobbins and one Ia }. i,
ton book. These articles are all included i
price named.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
A coiored Mans Invention

Mr.. p. B. Downing, son Of Hon.
George Downing, who recently re-
ceiyed letters Of pakant upon a street
car switch, haH nov invontel q letter
DoN, ~,-isi, ,,sksss..sss - zsiag nedi-
tional distinction 10 former New
porter.
Recently committee of postmas-
ters was appointedto select a plan
for "a house letter-box, through the
use OF which letter-carriers might be
facilitated in their work by deposit
ing mail in said boxes, rather than
waiting for the inmate OF the house
to reach the door. Postmaster
Corse, Boston, was made chairman
of the committee, which received
about 800 models Among those
who worked out an idea, was Mr..
Downing, but his model was notcom
pleted until after the time when the
competition was closed. Postmas-
ter Corse, however, was highly pleas
ed with Mr.. Downing's plan and de
clared it TO be the best OF 300. II
fact, so we'll pleased was he. that 6
request has been entered that the
competition may be again opened
that Mr.. Downing's method might
be considered.
Mr. Downing's plan combines no
only box for the curriers' deposit
but also a receptacle for mail TO b
despatched. Messrs. Lewis and Fow
ler, who have purchased Mr.. Down
ling's patent for the switch are no,
getting one out for trial throughou
the country and agree, by contrac
} that the switch shall be placed o
the market in a month.-Newpor'
X. /. Observer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
Rev Taylor Call 4

Ata meeting of the members oi
the Shiloh Baptist Chnreh of Wash
ington, ID. g., Friday night, 18th
inst, Rev. j. Anderson Taylor, pas
tor OF the 9TH Baptist Church, was
called by majority of 106. 1t was
afterward made unanimous.
Rev. Taylor is one OF the leading
divines in this state. He visited
England recently, and awakened 6
wide spread intererst by his eloqnencs
relative TO African Missionaries.
he is a pulpit orator, calculated &c
at all times hold his audience spel
bound,
The church to which he has beer
called, is one OF the handsomest II
that city Virginia ho Sever, refuses
to give him up, and is anxious To-
him to decline the cali.
Rev. Taylor received the call las
Friday and has taken the matte
under advisement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
VIRGINIA SATURDAY DEcE Der 27 $780, SUPPLEMENT-


-nev. a; ens, OF reoersoCrg-
mas reSurneu irom an eAtenueu TRIP
Nos.n. ! y lne nes' y ,oonlng wen,
anu vigorous ahu was hearuiy receiF
Rev r Jesfrass os f,raansho-
ro n a. was in the c;tv ~ - west
H;s church p~ov;dss.a R.nt;st
Church is do;no - rood work and
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brides residence.
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Hon John j. Smallwood writes
q ringing, but most able article to
o'.o .sSp.,ns uSIe 1a'sy onlo4 I,e,' n.L
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The Debating Society of the
Richmond Theological Seminary met
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

GREEN.-On December 18th 1890,
the funeral OF Annie Lee Green. daugh-
ter OF Kate Lyles and VII Of Isaac
s. Green took place from, High st.
Baptist Church, Danville. Va, where
she leaves the three little emblems OF
God gift to grace her pew and brigh-
ten her home, to complete the life OF
love and Christian fellowship and
they too to reap the harvest of heav-
enly home. When her education was
completed at Shfw University N. c.
she devoted her time and her talents
to the education of her fellows both
in literature and morality sad comes
the tidings to her pupils and TO EeI
schoOlmates beautiful thememories
that linger within the circles in which
she moved.
In the 9th year of he's nssful life
though she was laid to sleep among
flowers of sympathy, Yet she viii
awake among wTeaths o Joy tha
lhave no end.
i a FRIEND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

is too well known to need introduc-
tion. lie sells wines; liquors. cigars
aud tobacco. You eau 60 there and
be happy, even though Mr..
W. s. sELDEN
will see that you are laid a way prop
erly. He is so kind and attentive,
and you can rest contented. If you
are in need of legal advice. Lawyer
G. W. LEWIS
stands ready to advise you. He
practices In all of the courts of the
State. Deeds drawn and titles ex-
amined. MIR.
JAMES BURKE
will do lettering. Signs painted and
all work of that kinl promptly at
tended. Give him call. MIR.
CHARLES =. JOHNSON
still presides at the Palace Barber
Shop and will treat you right and
afford you the comfort of a shave.
Remember too during your Christ
mas festivities
TIE PLANET
1t has labored faithfully for the wei.
fare OF the race and would remin
you that the yearly subscription is
needed. send the PLANET to your
friends. Advise them to subscribe,
remembering that it will make an
attractive Christmas present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
/ negro owner Of street aaIlway

A Pine Bluff, Ark, special TO the
ST. Louis Republican says:
The street car consolidation is an
accomplished fact. To-day at noon
the two lines passed to the control
of Wiley Jones, who owns absolutely
both lines. This morning the out
standing bonds of the company We're
received by express and cancelled,
Two mortgages. each for $4,000
outstanding against the property
were then cancelled, and theprOpert ty
was free to be transferred. At noon
the transfer was made in the Office
of the Citizens company.
Wiley Jones, who purchased th'
Citizens lines outright. is a negro
born in Pine Bluff. Fifteen year.
ago he was poor barber. lie haI
several business houses which bring
him ia big rent, owns two parks, an'
with the above deal, owns tweiv
miles of street railway
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

The funeral of Rev James Ii
Poindexter who was struck speech
less in the Fountain Baptist Church
OF this city, sunday 14th inst. and
Sso~ saon after, cook place from the
above named Church Tuesday, 1 9th
inst. at 1870 o. m. The new editioe
was crowded at II a. m. and rang
with the praises of Zion that were
being sung, while waiting the arri-
val of the funeral procession. The
sermon was preached by Rev. R. c.
Kemp. text Thes. 4th Chap. 10th
verse
The lord himself shall descend Co
the earth with d shout, he preached
in a vigorous style and portrayed
the scriptures wildly. he also spoke
of the deceased pastors love in work
ing for the poor, for the brethrez
and for his enemies
Revs. Turner, Harris. Braxton
! Banks, and Dickerson assisted in the
ceremony and were witnesses that
| the deceased was an earnest, upright
Christian worker, and took the Bibl'
for his guide.
| The deceased besides being pasto
of the Fountain Baptist Church wa
overseer of the poor of Henrieo, Co.
for IL years and member of tn
Good Shepherd of Bethlehem for q
! years; eleven of which he was presi
dent. The Society followed his n
Smains to the cemetary. The caske
was covered with flowers. Under
!, taker Cook officiated.
II Servant OF God wen done.
Il Rest from thy love employ.
The battle fought the victory won.
Enter thy masters JOY.
The congregation were bathed
ars.
Deceased was SO years of age AT
= leaves a wife. mother, sister, broth
/ four sons and one daughter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

smAAMMAx xEAKl. snssss.A. e s,..sy
M1DHUN* teach fairly ine Irfson of sthcs
M1Uu ss s:s :::s * AIN: g ss
tsnrin sr they Tei viii also fsrnis1
te situation hieh that
No onsy foe successful nbove EssIiy and Quicky
learned desire haf from each district
have already taught and provided with smpioymenta
nunbsE, Who making over oeeo9 each fts NEW
-. q. ALLEN. Hex A&0. AssGusta. Maine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

We have Nice Home as also a
first class Investment, in a eplen-
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Brick house. z rooms, good from
tsge and depth. The biggest bar
gain ever offered to you. Call at
once for further particulars on
HENkY STAPLES K CO.,
Real Estate Agents & Loan Brok'
ers, 108 North 9th St., Fords Law
Building.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
FORTUNE TELLER.

Have your Past, Present and Fu-
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for further information send stamp
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Mrs. PURRIE,
Box 70, Richmond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
Box 70,

WANTED-Every man who loves
his country to purchase the Abra-
haIu Lincoln picture and his cabin
home. Apply to the Southern Art
Company, 1920H. f. Main Street
big thing for live agents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

The Colored people of Newport. r.
L., in accordance with the decision OF
the Convention held in this city viii
observe the Emancipation ProcIa,
nation, January 1st. Prominent
speakers viii he present, the GRAND
Op. ra House having been engaged
for the occasion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

The communication that was adj
dressed to the Minister'S Conference
of the 1st inst. signed Deacons IN
ion; desire to say that did not
sign the communication, nor did /
authorize any one to sign my name
to it.
was sopposed to the way in which
they were pursning and if ] was of
Tended at any thing that any minis
ter of the gospeI had said ] would
know from whom and how to seek
my redress. | asked the union not
to pursue such course, but ae
WAS a young deacon these things
were not revealed to babes. Thevott
! were taken by standing and | voted
against it. Further more | used al
of NV influence against the commu
nication being sent to the confer
ence. Respectfully Yours,
A WASHINGTON,
| Deacon of Second Baptist Church
i p6- This article should have ap
peared in the issue of the 18th inst
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
YOU ARE INVITED

to attend the CHRISTMAS FESTI-
VAL at Hickory Hill Mission Sun
day School, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Nights, December goth,
3Oth, and 31st.
Admission, &c,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

~ Mr.. Collins t Valentine, a we'll
known young man of this city is
Agent for the PLYMOUTH ROCK
PANTS co and is ready to receive
orders for the latest style pants, and
suits generally at lowest prices.
~ See him at 612 or 7O2 +. Broad
Street city, or PLANET office.
There was a grand opening of the
Harlem Adonis Dancing Academy
81 E. 9th IT,, between I'd and 3rd
Avenue, New York, Wednesday, 1Otf
inst. The school will continue every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ev
enings, througout the season.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27
DAVID MITTELDoRFER
ELLIS MITTELDoRFER


~
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Bisque Dolls Boy DOLE D, all Sizes prices very low Doll
babies htss Our OF Express Wagons whbar
kins Miniature Billiard Tables,
Building A b. e. Blocks Garden Tools bu
ing $10s sI35, So s235 $780, s410, 50
81 49, $I69 $392 763worth double
$4 somking Sets nkstand in all tbs different
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from 75 $25 Bsque beautiful assorntat at
SO 2hese goods direct from the
Rubber Toys OF al
1 kinds
e. MITTELDORFER'S,
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217 E. Broad street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

w. All persons desiring graves dug
in the Mechanics Burying Ground
apply to
BENZ. HARRIS, sup.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06

and the Philadelphia Brotherhood clnb
had an easy victory. Attendance, 200.
philadelphia............ 5 0lo o-s
New York...---..-..., o l 0 / 0 ? a.
Hits-Philadelphia, S; New York, 9. Error.
Philadelphia, s; New York, g. Batteries
Burlington and Cross, Crane and Ewing. I'm
pires- Ferguson and Holbert.
BROOKLYN, May 5th.-The wretched
playing of the New York League team
gave the Brooklyns an easy victory this
afternoon. Attendance, 1900.
New York..........----.. 0 0 G o o o O-s
brookiyn......-.--... 0 0 SIS
Hits-New York. S; Brooklyn. Errors-New
norS, 6; Brooklyn, ?. Batteries-Rusie and
and McDermott.
CHICAGO, May 5;h.-Twenty. six hundred
people attended the opening game of the
brotherhood season in this CITY this after-
noon, Staley was very effective and Pitts
burg had everything their own way.
GS;inicsgo......,.,......... l 0 0 0 0 l O . 5
Pittsburr............... o o ; Q / 5 0-lS
Hits-Ghicago. 4; Pittsburg, Is: Errors Chi.
rell, staley and Carroll UmpiresSMa.thews
and Cunning.
CHICAGO, May 9th To.day's League
game was pitchers contest, and very
stubbornly contested throughout. The
game was called at the end of the ninth
inning on account of darkness, the score
being tie. The attendance was only one
hundred and seventy people
Cnicago...:...-........ o o 0 o O o. .
Clncinnatt.-. 0 0 o l o o. 2
Hits-Chicago 5; Cincinnati g. Errors-Chi.
cago, l; Cincinnati Q Batterir s-Hutchinson
ana kittredge, Fireman aud Baldwin. Umpire
-Zacharias.
CLEVELAND, May 5th,--The National and
brotherhood games scheduled for this CITY
were postponed on account of rain.
SYRACUSE, May 5tb.-Syracuse 6, Brook
lyn O.
ROCHESTER, May 5th.-Rochester 5, Ath-
letics l.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06
DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Aged Women Have Their Brains
Battered Out.

Two Aged Women Have Their Brains
Battered Out.
BALTIMORE, May 5th.-A horrible double
murder was committed in this city some-
time between o'clock Friday night and
daylight on Saturday morning. The VIC
tins were Mrs. Sarah Blaney, aged so, and
her unmarried daughter Caroline, aged 55.
OF lO35 Greenmount avenue. The crime
was not discovered until Saturday morn
ing. when James M. Blanev, the old lady's
son, called at her house. There was no re.
sponse to his pull at the door bell, and fear.
ing that something was wrong, he forced
his way into the house. Going into the
kitchen, he was Mortified at finding their
bodies stretched upon the floor in pools of
blood. The skulls of both had been
crushed in by some blunt instrument.
A few hours later Jeremiah Blapey. a
grandson of the old lady and a son of
James M, was arrested on suspicion.
There were great spots of blood on his
clothes, which he had evidently made
efforts to remove. He protested that he
was innocent. and said that the blood
stains upon his clothes were made the
night before, when he had been seized with
violent spell of bleeding at the nose. Ad-
herring to one of these patches were few
gray hairs, and these the officers are GER
tain came from the old lady's head. What
the motive for the crime was it is hard to
conjecture. If it was robbery the assassin
was frightened away before he had accom-
pllshed his purpose, as wallet containing
nearly $1,000 was found lying beside the old
woman.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.
The Emperor arrived at Potsdam yes
terday.
The Umbria brings news that the Nor
wegian bark Magdalena was wrecked in
the middle of the ocean. The crew was
saved. The vessel was afterward burned.
In Fresno George Hawkins fell dead at
his home yesterday morning from apo
p.exy.
The influenza has reappeared in Russia.
A number of severe cases are reported.
There are many cases at Warsaw, fifty one
in hospital.
The Montgomery Trust and Safe Deposit
Company of Norristown has suspended.
The suspension wss caused by connection
with the McFarlane syndicate.
Secretary Tracy has accepted the resig-
nation of Passed Assistant Surgeon II. w.
Whitaker, to take effect November 9Th, and
has granted him leave of absence until that
date.
The case of ]. NJ. Shively vs.. Nancy
WEIGH ct al, appealed from the Oregon
Circuit Court to the United States Supreme
Court was yesterday dismissed for want of
jurisdiction.
Murphy, will prevent the speeding of
Maud 8. this season. He says, also, that
he has no voice concerning Sunol, except
that he must be brought East next autumn.
The United States Supreme Court yester-
day denied the writ of habeas corpus in the
case of Kemmler, the New York murderer.
Justice Blatchford referred the petition for
writ of error to the whole Court. 1t will
be argued May 10th.
During q cyclone at Montevideo last
week the British schooner Byron NJ. went
ashore and will be total wreck. Several
vessels were dismasted. The Italian bark
Mare and Repa and the British bark We
nonan went ashore. The latter is total
loss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06
GOOD READING FOR oRANKs.
Interesting Games on Many Diamond
Field.

Interesting Games on Many Diamond
Field.
BROOKLYN, May 5th.-Eleven hundred
people witnessed the Brotherhood game
this afternoon. Wards men Jumped on
Radbourne hard. Kelly gave place to
SWEET in the fifth inning, and the Califor-
nian played prettily.
Brooklyn...... 0 0 5 o O L 7-2l
Boston-............ $500. 0 2 0 ] o @ o. 4
Hits-Brooklyn. 5: Boston, 6. Batteries Van
Hatren and Cook, Radbourne, SWEET and Kelly.
Umpires-Barnes and Gaffney.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5th.-The Philadel-
phia League team had the game we'll in
hand when Vickery let down in the eighth.
and the Bostons tied the score. Phila-
delphia scored the winning run, however, in
their half of the eighth. and Gleason, who
succeeded Vickery in the ninth. disposed
of the visitors without much trouble. At
tendance, LOO.
Philadelphia 2 O 0 0 o. G
Boston ........-......-.. 0 0 0 0 0 8 e-t s
Hits-Boston, S; Philadelphia, 10. Errors
Boston. 5; Philadelphia, 5. Batteries -vickery
Gleason and Clement Nicnols and Bennett
Umpire-Lynch.
| PHILADELPHIA, May 5th.-The Giants
put up very poor fielding game to-day
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06
NEW STRIKE.
Carpenters Refuse q Reduc-
ton in Wages.

Mahoney's Carpenters Refuse Reduc-
tion in Wages.
SAN Francisco, May 5th.-The carpsn-
tiers and joiners employed by Mahoney, the
contractor, quit work to-day, owing to q
refusal to grant full wages for eight hours
work. The difference between the parties
amounts to 271 cents day, which Mahoney
refuses to concede. He says that he is will
ing to consider days work to be eight
hours, but where the question of wages for
specified service is concerned. he proposes
to have something to say about it him
self.
The Builders Association hold a meet
ing this afternoon when, for the first time,
the association proposes to take combined
action on the whole matter.
The condition of affairs among the mill
men has not materially changed The
men refuse to disclose their plans. r.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-06
AN ARRANT HYPocR1rE.
He Imposes Upon Number of Good
People of San JOSE

He Imposes Upon Number of Good
People of San Jose.
SAN JOSE, May 5th.-John II. Hall. a
genteel-appearing Englishman, about so
years old, was arrested in San Francisco
Saturday night and brought back to this
city on charge of felony embezzlement.
Hall took an active interest in all church
work and was a very prominent figure in
the Young Mems Christian Association,
Young Mems Guild and Chautauqua So.
ciety. and this course made his subsequent
operations easy.
By representing that he was the owner of
sawmill in the redwoods and about to
establish box factory on q large scale, as
well as wood yards here and at Santa Clara,
he obtained lease of ground on Alameda
street from Mr.. Stanfeld. From q young
man named Kinet, to whom he promised
employment, he obtained 500 cash as Sc.
curity. for his honesty. A young man
named Walton in like manner gave him
$75 in coin and a mortgage for $500 on
mountain property, which is supposed to
have been negotiated. Adam Kegel, q
lumber dealer, trusted him on the strength
of his representations to the amount of
500. William Lichtmack holds notes
against him for $40. His landlady is also
out $50, and other victims will probably be
heard from.
Hall when seen at the Jail pronounced
his arrest an outrage, and said that had he
been let alone he would have returned
Monday and settled all demands.