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DID NOT RETRACT.
A Stormy Scene at the Minister'S Con
ference-Revs. Browne and Lewis
Have War Of Words.

A stormy time ensued at the call
ed meeting of the Ministers Confer
ence last Monday morning in the
pastors study of the First Baptist
Church.
Rev. James Fl. Holmes, presided;
Rev. T. d. Lewis. B. D., Secretary.
The cause of the trouble was the
endorsement by the Conference of
the Grant Monument and Old
Folks Home Association.
President W. W. Browne produced
papers together with the charter of
the concern to prove that the con-
Germ was q fraud and was designed
to deceive the people
A committee from the Citizens
Meeting which had been previously
held called upon the Conference and
an fort was made to get the body
to retract.
A stormy scene took place between
Rev. Y ID. Lewis on one side and
Rev. w. w. Browne upon the other.
The latter charged the former with
attempting to bull doze him, while
the former charged the latter with
deslring:to boss an control every
thing.
Both used language which at one
time seemed to indicate that they
we're ready to debate the sui Jet
upon pugilistIc grounds.
President Browne was decidedly
angry. He declared that he haC
brought the facts to the COnfereOns
because he believed that they beer
deceived by the white man who had
presented the case to them.
Speeches were made by Revs. Jas
n. Holmes, Evans Payne, r. Wells
w. II. White, Thomas Briggs, W. +
Mash, and j. L LovIngs.
Revs. Payne. Lewis, Nash ant
ILovings claimed that they wanted
to proceed cautiously. They di'
not care to make another mistake
They did not think enough had beel
brought to them to Justify them fl
retracting now. They would wait I
while and II the facts alleged wer
sustained, then they would Sc
, about retracting.
The resolution to retract was lost
The one to postpone until some fl
{ ture day was lost, and the one no
/ to retract was carried.
The Conference then adjourned.
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Get ready for the Grand Excursion
to Hampton and Old Point, under
the auspices of the Fourth Baptist
Church, Monday, August 13, 1894
The COMMITTEES, which IL an energet-
&c and well experienced one, will ex.
ert every effort to make this one OF
the grandest trips of the season We
respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our many friends, the trip being In
the furtherance of making necessary
repairs upon the church edifice and
to pay for the beautiful carpeting of
of the Church by the sisters OF
ters of the Church. Our pastor, Rev.
Evans. Payne, viii accompany US
and deliver a special sermon In
Hampton. The Excursionists will
have 10 hours In pleasant enjoy
ment and recreation In driving, as
also visiting the Soldiers Home.
Fortress Monroe, the Normal School
and other places of interest Re-
member the day, August ID, 1894.
Come early and secure good seate
eB We go rain or shine. TraiE
: stops at all Way Stations.
Train leaves G. < o. Depot, 16ti
and Broad Streets at 8 O'Clock a
I'm. Leaves Hampton at 7:30 p. m
)I Fare. round trip: 81. 90; Children
: under IL, Scots; Way Passengers
y 75cts.
JOHN BROOKS, Chairman.
E. A. WASHINGTON, SEC'Y.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURC1-CoIlege
Oath )street, between Broad and Mar
shall .-Sun0ay-SchC .. 90 An; preach
in0-summer months excepted-11:3O
A. NJ, $50 and 8 p M :, summer season
11:15 A. M. and A +. M. Communion
the second Sunday in each month; bust
ness-meetings, first and third Monday
nights in each month; prayer-meeting;
every Wednesday evening at 3 O'Clock,
Sunday-school practice every Thurs ay
evening at 8 o'clock choirpracl &c every
Friday evening at So 1ock; registI alton
before and after Sunday services.
J. III. Holmes, b. T. Vandervall,
Paator Clerk
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POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST 9Th

There will be a grand excursion
given to Wide Water, Monday MOI n
Ing, Aug. 9th, 1894. Train leaves
Broad and Hancock Streets at $50
O'Clock, A. M. Returning leaves
Wide Water at 6 o'clock. p. M.
Round trip fare, Richmond to
Wide Water $1.00; Fredericksburg
to Vide Water, 5. 80 Boating,
sailing, fishing and bathing. Re-
freshments at city prices. No i'm
proper characters will be allowed
Special coaches for ladies and
their escorts. Specialj coaches fol
white people, under management o
a noted White excursionist OF this CT
ty. Go with US on a first-class ex-
cursion and have a good time.
Tickets for sale by the committee
James Bowler and VIM. Pollard.
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respectfully call the attention of
the stockholders ard ali other
friends that the annual meeting OF
the Colemanville Mineral Spring
Company Will Re held on the 9th day
of August 1894. All persons who
are Interested will do well to attend
the meeting of the stockholders.
invite all to attend and review those
mineral waters. See and witness for
yourselves. Board % to so cents a
meal. A band of music and the two
beautiful groves where you can en-
10y the waters with many minera
properties. Come one and all anC
see and behold for yourselves.
Respectfully,
r. T. Coleman.
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Greeting;

There seems to be con-
certed effort on the part OF the oouroon
Southern white press to belittle the Ell
forts of Miss Ida b. Wells and to deny
tha trnth of what she says in her crusade
in En0land where she is arousing public
sentiment against the GROWING infamy
of the nineteenth century-Amerlcan
lynch-law.
II il plainly evident that the Afro
American Press should continue to rally
40 her support and to have it's columns
utilized in her defense
Therefore it is earnestly requested
that ali race editors write at once an ed-
itorial setting forth the bideous situa-
t;on Of affairs in this country, 30 lar as
il relates to lynch law
IT is further suggested that in view o.
the fact that certain untrue, scsndaious
and outrageous statements have DeeI
mado apainst the moral character o
Miss Ida b. Wells who we all know to b,
q Indv of unblemished character, self
sacrificing worker in the interest OF To-
race with which we are Identified, on
ygho was at one time honored with tn
position OF Secretary of this Association
that each editor supplement- the artici
referred to by another IN her defense.
towards. poltroOns, williams attempt t
asssssinate ones life work by just sue
undetermined methods and from their q
tacks no one in public life is secure.
= mics OF Journals containing such articl
viii be mailed to Miss Catherine lmpe,
Street Somerset ,Somersetshire, England
where they can be tabulated and so q
ranged as to form a wall of defense Il
this patriotic little lady who is battlin
40 heroically in our defense.
Signed:
JOIN MITCHELL, JR.,
President.
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Literary Note.

The Hon. John NJ. Langston's
book "From the Virginia Planta
ton to the National Capital upon
which be has for several years been
-orking, viii he published by sub
>tien In the early fall by the
American Publishing Company OF
Hartford, Conn, the well known
publishers of Col. Wilson's work
THE History of the Black Phalanx'
That this book will have a very
large sale there can he no doubt and
those who desire an agency for IT
should at once forward their appli-
cations to the publishers and secure
territory.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04
First Church p cnIc g Success Excel
lent Order.

The longed looked for day to hun
dreds of little boys and girls OF the First
8eptist Ch. s. s. came on Tuesday the
31et, the annual excursion picnic. Ten
coaches loaded with happy children left
the city and delightful time was spent.
Police officers w. A. Amos and B. M.
Angle accompanied the excursionist and
rendered valuable services. Good order
was maintained throughout the day
and the arrangements were excellently
rendered by the committee,
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President COlored steamboat Co.

Mr. J. W. Patterson of Washing
.on, president OF the Peoples Trans
portation Co., which colored compa-
ny has purchased the large and com
mOdious steamer. the Lady of the
Lake at a cost of $4,000 called on
as last Thursday. This is the only
business enterprise composed of col
ored men that controls so large a
steamer. President Patterson in
forms us that about $4,000 have
been realized during the past two
Imonths.
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The Richmond Beneficial & Insurance
Company.

Now, you had inst as well stop,
read and give us your attention, con
fidence and membership, for we are
your friends. The best reason we
can give for saying that all our obli-
cations will be met, ia that we have
the money with which to pay them.
We come TO stay; we are not enemies
TO existing organizations; we come
as co-workers along side the other
Benevolent workers And we are
able and will do just what we prom
ise to do for YOU
That you may see the excellence oil
our offer to you we present here our
rate of dues, sick claims and death
payments
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04

three times, followed by convulsion.
saw the prisoner this morning in his
cell where he was smoking and receiving
visitors. l told him that l published a
mart OF his poem and he asked for the
PLANET. Uniformed the sheriff of his
request, and hurriedly procured a copy |
which was sent TO him. He seemed per |
fectly willing TO die and shaking his |
hand left the cell. Mr.. Mike Dollard,
nephew of the murdered man spoke OF
the prisoners GOODNESS and resignation
Rev. G.. w. Brown, Madson's father
said he had used every effort to save his
sons life and he left il all to God. He
said that he had seen the Governor who
promised him mercy for his boy but all
hone was gone. He also stated that
Madison said he was perfectly willing to
die IL Alexander Bouth, his partner in
crime also died, but he felt as If he had
been made the scape goat in this affair,
by Bouth going to prison and he to the
gallows. Public opinion is greatly di-
F yided, and q great many people believe
that Bouth fired the fatal shot. Tn,
body will be taken home this afternoon
7 by his father and sisters
There was a grand presentation hell
at Samaritan Hall last evening. the &C
L casion being the presentation of beau
tiful silk banner to the National DIvi
sion of Pythias. An address by Alex
Jones, p. c.. presenting the banner wa
heartily received by the Knights, folio
D. ed by happy speech from Capt. Meel
N ms, who thanked the presentation com
Il mittee for the beautiful gift and assure
" them that he and his Knights woul
lie stand by it as Damon did by Pythias.
&c Master and Mrs. White of Richmond
y Va. are the guest of Mrs. ID. W. Gave
IN on Wood St.
Mr.. Ollie Bly, is being compliments
O daily for the neat appearance of the Cit
~ Hall by the legal lights.
as The st. Claris b. b. Club will play Il
.IGiants in Richmond on August 18th ar
ed the Raleigh's IN that city on the 10th.
Or Mr.. Ike Salyer with Messrs. r. Turn
d and Willie Jimson left for New York la
as evening.
Mr.. F. G. Carter was in the city satu
OF day.
as Mr.. Oakiy Gcode of Petersburg was
en- the city Monday the guest OF Mr.. w.
OF Carter.
be Mr.. ]. E. Mills is In the city from V
he JIM. II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04

Do you want to vote ? Now Il
your opportunity. We did not care
to offer more but have been induced
TO do It, so we say to lodge members
pick out your candidates and 60
ahead. We viii give tho following
prizes to the First Past Seniors al
the Tent, who receive the highpt
number of votes, the ballots 20 bt
cut out of the PLANET.
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Do You Know Her.

would like to know the whereabouts
of my Sister Mrs. Mary Louisa Ran
dolph nee Miss Furguson. She left Pc
tersburg, Va, for Baltimore, Md, in the
year 10 and remained there for several
wears. When last heard from her was
Feb. %. 1887. She was then in New
Haven, Conn. 81 Canal st. Any Infor-
nation of her whereabouts dead OF iIv-
ING will be thankfully received by her
only Sister. Mrs. Emma ]. Wilson
447 Miller st. Building,
Petersburg, Va.
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His Whereabouts Sunday.

Last Sunday Rev. c. g. Roberts, ID. d.
of Liberia delivered his famous umbrella
sermon at Ord St. A. M. +. Church to an
appreciated audience and by request OF
the pastor will re-deliver the sermon
Sunday morning Aug ., at and 1870
o. m. The Rev. will occupy 1.-THE pull
pit OF Moore st. Baptist Church. Don't
fail to hear him.
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Bicycle Clubs.

Notices appear elsewhere in our coll
pmns calling for meetings OF the bicy-
oFen Of Richmond The purpose Of the
s1estinQs ia to organize Clubs. One il
called by Mr.. Sam Hall TO meet at w.
Duvai st., and another by Mr.. Hum
pbrey q Stevens, to meet at the Y. M.
G. A. The latter will be connected with
the Y M. c. A. All wheel riders are in
vited-pneumatics, cushions. and solids
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FROM NORFOLK.
Madison Brown Hanged other Items
NonFoLK, ", July 81, 90.

NoRFOLK, VA, July 81, "a.
The curtain of the last act of a crime
WAS rung down to-day before an audi
ence composed of reporters, lawyers,
doctors and ministers and Madison
Brown has expiated his crime on the gal
lows. Crowds of curious people thrOng-
ed the vicinity of the city jail from early
mornin0. and the crowd increased as
the time for the execution came on. At
q few minutes of II, special officer Jack
son of the county who has officiated at
several executions before, assembled the
stems. leading to the scaffold. He was
followed by an assistant who held IN his
hand a black cap. After everything had
been completed, the sheriff was notified
that everything was ready Tor the exc
cution. The crowd was cleared back
and the solemn procession marched
through. being led by Sheriff Burke to
the acaffold. With q steady step the
nrisoner assembled the steps; seemingly
RESIGNED to his fate. He sat in chair
end listened with attention to the deatt
warrant being read by the sheriff. Al
tho conclusion of the reading Father
W;easuia of st. Joseph's Catholic church
administered the last rites, and cOntln
nod mill after the execution. AS tn
Srarrant was being read and the utmos
st;Ilness prevailed the voice of woman
- the woman's department Of the jail
x-as heard saying farewell to Madison
RrovVn she would never see him again
The scene was indeed touching and Mad
ION for the first time seemed a littl
,S Jailer Friedman tried to cor
Nc the woman but his Efforts had it'll
,ssact At the conclusion Madison utter
"a . s;gh of relief, and was told to stan'
and on being asked did he have any
tbt;no TO say, said IN a low voice, nc
The moose was put over his head and b
S;sted them by raising his head. Tn
Mack cap was then adjusted, after whic
.r'o s;onaI was given and at 11:59k tn
am Az fell and Madison Brown wa
u into eternity. The body whirle
sSroueh the air, his feet drew up two o
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Personals & Briefs.

- Mr.. r J. Christian Is convaIes-
sing.
Mr.. Z. j. Crane of Savannah,
Ga called on Us.
pr. Charles B. Jackson, who
ha' bee so sick Is cOnvelescIng.
- Have you paid your subecrip-
ton ? Do not delay the collector.
MIR. Isaac Mencer and wi fe left the
city yesterday for Old Point Comfort.
bring your job work to the
PLANET Office. It will be neatly and
eheaply executed.
Boating and fishing and sniff OF
the sea-breeze II you go with the
Fourth Baptist Church to Hampton
Wednesday, August 18th.
Mrs. Sarah Kibbal, wife of
VIM. Peasants Kibbal has purchss-
ed the frame dwelling, No. 1907 w.
Boyd st.
Oh, yea, Rev. Evans Payne is 90
ing He will be at Hampton with
the Fonrth BaDtist Church Wednes
day, August 18th.
Don't be buttIng that goat Go
on the Fourth Baptiet Church Elk,
cursion to Hampton Wednesday
August 18th.
Miss Nettie Taylor is I'm th,
city. also little Miss Annie and Mas
ter Ulysses TAYLOR, the guest of theIl
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Holmes
D 1t Is so sultry In the city but pleas
D ant at the sea-shore. Go on the 4tl
; Baptist Church Excursion Wednes
g day, August 18th.
- Hattie, the five year old laugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Scott wa
= bitten by a vicious dog while visit
ing Mr.. George Boykin In Louisa &c
d Mr.. Scott Monroe of BowIin
It Green Academy, Bowling Green. Va
T. was the guest of MIRA. Lee Smith 81
70 Adam St., Richmond, Va. He e,
presses high opinion of the Plane
You needn't grin at me. "
told you to go on the excursion ,
the Fourth Bapt Church to Ham,
: ton August 18th.
II The Grand Fountain, u. o. J
n r., meets at Lynchburg, Va, the 1,
no Tuesday In September. The Ord,
IN has been surprisingly prosperous.
" The conference OF the Repub
j cans of the Third Congressional ID
d trict which met at Henrico Co. G. +
= last Wednesday, LIST inst decid,
ve to request the District Republics
va Committee to call Convention n
later than September 18th to nom
nate a Republican candidate
Congress.
OIL He'll do all he saws he will Mr..
cS- N. Martin viii sell you first-cIs
, I = groceries at the lowest prices. Gi
w him q call
m The Republican Convention for I
M. Fourth Congress innal District WIFI
ith met at Burkeville last Tuesday no
a. mated II. 7. Thorp OF Mecklenbu
o' Co., for Congress He is a white Ia
yer of ability.
You desire q shave. Call
Messrs. Robinson and Thorn
+, o, THEY'LL cut your hair to suit W
as best girl and to please you. See I
and vertisemept.
Prof. w. Philip Dabney, v
are has been on an extended trip w
lar, visiting st. Louis and Cincinnati
anu called on Us.
Z. Miss Rosa B. Moody, one ssEs
Pa. mond's public school teachers, aft
. short visit to Midlothian, Cbestert
Co., Va. is now attending the Teach
Institute. She will visit her sister
Norfolk, and thence to Washing
,sssC Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New Y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04

Agent for the Hawks Nursery Co., of
Rochester, New York. Fine varieties of
al kinds of nursery stock, such as
p' -, apricots, cherries. peaches and
q ~ thing in the nursery line.
Egant for the Standard Silver Ware
.of Boston, Mass. Every thing guar
iced. Knives. forks, and gold and
d yer watches, etc.
s. II. HENDRRsaE,
a9ostetter, Pa.
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vINITAi vINTTAl! vINITA
The Place for Recreation and Rest.


The Fifth st. Bapt. Sunday School
Will give their Annual Basket Picnic
to Vinita, Tuesday, August IA, "a
This Park Is situated Oh a b. auti-
nj hill overlooking the James and Is
surrounded with abundant shade.
Boating, Fishing and other amuse-
ments as we'll as the chalybeate wa
ter will add to the attraction and
pleasure.
Fare, round trip, 60;
Children under II years, 25c
~ Train leaves r. and A. R. r.
at 8 80 A. NJ, returning leaves VIM
TIA at 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
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Boutwell, Park near boswell on X. f.
& p. r. r. Beautiful Picnic Grounds
now ready for Sunday School and other
excursions. Only "a miles from Rich
mond and owned entirely by colored
people
Trains chartered at low rates upon
application to
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
II. J.. 4 Z. Il. II
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NOrICEi NOrICRi

The Post Office department has estab-
lished at the Colemanville Mineral
Lucyville, 2. O., Cumberland
Co., Va, and it will be- all right. Tho
rates for sending money orders have
been greatly reduced.
s. G. ANDERSON, L. NJ,
Lucyville, Va.
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K. Of p. Car fOl sale.

The refreshment cur of the excursion
from Richmond to washington by Mgr
tie Lodge, X. of p. Monday night Aug.
27th, will be sold to the highest bidder
Monday night, 9th inst. at the office OF
Lawyer John Clinton, Jr., 221 W.
Broad st. at 8 p. m. All persons who
deal In this sort OF business would do
we'll to attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04

HIGH POINT, N. C. July 31.-Miss Nan
ME Halliday oil Fayetteville is visiting
her sister Mrs. Mary 3. Hoover.
Mr.. John EdmondsOn is on the sick
list.
Miss Carrie Hall of Raleigh, N. c., is in
the city the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lelie
Cox.
The base ball club will play in vii
mington, n. C.. Aug. 3rd.
Il l. SCOTT
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FIsHERAaEN's HALL, NO. zoe ". BROAD 9.

rkonAsAAna fskN . nAA<A<1 We NOO ~ $1,000 -
Mt. Vernon, No. GaIiIean Fishermen,
LIST & I'd Wednesday nights
Shiloh Daughters, LIST & Sd Tuesday
nights.
Queen of the South, No. 4. I'D & 4th,
Friday nights.
Mt. Ararat, No. SO, I'd & 4th Friday
nights.
Job Lodge, No. 20, LIST & Ord Friday.
Job Lodge, No. 40, 2d & 4th Thursday
nights.
Mt. Horeb Lodge No. 8, LIST & <th
Thursday nights,
Mt. Sinai Lodge, I'D & 4th Monday
nights.
Elizabeth, No. As. LIST 4 Sd Wednesday
nights.
idea Council 1. o. st. Luke, No. Is, I'd
Thursday night.
Pond Lily l. o. st. Luke, list Monday
night.
St. Jacob, No. 40 GaliIean Fishermen,
I'd Thursday & 4th Friday.
st. James, No. 81, g. f. LIST Tuesday
& Sd Monday nights.
Mary Magdalene. No. 80, I'd 4 Ath
Wednesday nights.
Good viii, No. 81 meets Monday and
| Sd Monday.
Zion Travellers, 1st Monday and 50
| Friday.
| Invincible Lodge, No. 2674, q. q. o.
o. F. I'd and 4th Tuesday nights.
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]. NJ. II.

AsBURY PARK, N. J. July 80. o.
Mrs. Julia Bierds of Richmond, Va,
tely married to Mr.. John Bierd, has
been quite sick at Long Branch, y. j..
he is improving.
A public meeting will be held endors-
ing Miss Ida b. Wells, who has been no.
bly, laboring in England.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-04

DERBY, Conn.,. July 80, "a.
There was surprise rendered Miss
Jennie Mayo, No. 1874 Seymour Ave-, by
q number Of her friends. under the aus
picrs of the Nj. j. G. Club. The occasion
was quite an enjoyable one to all who
were present.
r. L. KEARNEY, Agent,
30 Wooster ST., Ansonia, Conn.
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Deaths.

ACKSON-Entered into eternal rest,
ST her residence, 405 Webster st. Mrs.
Mary Jackson, in the 3Sth year of her
aQs, on July 81, 1894. Her funeral was
preached at Sharon Bapt. Church, Wed
nesday Aug. 1. at $3.50 p. NJ, Rev. Ev-
ans Payne officiating She leaves three
daughters. one sister, aud many friends
mourn their loss.
Farewell dear mother, sweet thy rest.
Weary with years and worn with pain
Farewell till in some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
Tis us TO miss thee all our years
And tender memories of thee keep
Thine in the Lord to rest,
For he giveth his beloved sleep.
Hrs CHILDREN.
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$. $. Union at Moore st. Church.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
s. s. Union will take place Sunday Aug.
5th, at 4 P. NJ. at Moore st. Church.
An interesting program will be rem
dered. Bring Gospel Songs.
K. BEEcHER TAYLOR, Pres.
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Bicycle riders are requested to meet at
the Y. M. G.. A. Wednesday night Aug.
8. 1894 at o'clock p. m. Business OF
Importance will be transacted.
II. O. STEVENS.
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A CIRCULAR.

AsBURY PARK, n J. March 6, 1894.
The first inmates of the "Old Folks
Home were two poor and helpless ones.
They were going from place to place,
and nobody wanted them, and nobody
would care for them. Mrs. l.. Davis
took them in and has opened home
for them and for other aged and help
less poor of West Park, n. j.
We ask you TO help US to care for
these by giving what you can--money,
old clothes, eatables OF any thing you
can. Mrs. Davis, the Supt. of the Home
will receive any contributions for this
cause. Please send in any thing you
can and the Lord will bless you.
Supt. Mrs. J.. Davis, Treas. Mrs. NJ. E.
Butcher, Sect. W. E. Butcher, Assistant
Sect. Miss T. johnson, A Sister Helper
| Miss Monroe.
316 Springfield Avenue, w. Asbury
Park, N j.