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palpitating hearts-is not yet overcome.
She is not going to retire from the stage
by any means. Not bit of It. she Is
This time she has designs upon Sardou
play. Sardou did not write 1t on purpose
to fit her. He has probably never seen
her, or he mi ght have done soLnay; ~
good. 1t is said, Miss Clemmons, It APP
pears win produce It in the Spring, when
nature smiles and is. glad
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will probably
give one performances OF An FOR Her
during their coming engagement at the
newed attack upon The Second Mrs
Tanqueray," with which they will proba-
bly, open; This much, discussed play has
present cruel season. II don't know what
we should have done without It," was
the information little Mr.. Dodson. OF the
company sent TO London.
The Enfant Prologue" company has
disbanded, in spite OF Mr.. Cleary's as
sertion that he was going to take the
goodness knows where. Cleary has
sailed for Europe, and so have most OF
the members OF the pantomime COM
pany: Victor Conrtes,, who, played the
Irving performances at Abbey's Theatre.
Mr.. Abbey gave him a pass to every per-
formance, and the old man was highly
delighted. He felt that he might never
has left New York, but Courtes is still
here. Apparently he is not inconsola-
BILE. for he was at the Imperial Music
Hall few nights ago, enjoying the en-
tertainment there as much as he did the
Irving performances. Nine. Bode Is also
in this country for the present
The evening world., 1894-03-22

For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free,pills 25c. AT drug
stores. or write to B F Alien
Co. 365 Canal st, New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-22
Democratic Clubs Dinner.

The Democratic Clubs monthly dinner will he
given Saturday evening The tables will accom-
modats l25 persons. Invitations have been sent
TO Senators ana Representatives in wash Eton
and promine In other parts Of the country
The evening world., 1894-03-22
Special Notices.

ALLPEHsONS HAVING GPURCUAsED
lots at Bovine Park, Flushing L. ]. and not re-
celved their deed will hear OF something to their
advantage by calling ri once on y. W. Jockel
Atty, Room 35l Potter Building. 80 Park Row.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

A series of fighting novels, by BILLY
Boxer, the Referee" the pen name OF
has been Issued. They tell OF the Incl
dents. real and ina ginary. and loves
and hates, OF such well-known knights
OF the boxing-glove as Jack McAuliffe.
Jack Dempsey. Billy Plimmer, Johnnie
Van Heest, Billy Madden, Mike Leonard.
Danny Mcbride and others.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

There is said to be no truth In the re-
Port that Pete sb,nl bp,rnnty the a: A. q box
hint from Demosthenes, filled his mouth
with pebbles and declaimed to the wild
0cpan waves
The evening world., 1894-03-22

Pat Powers drifted into town from
a swing around the New England cir
cult last night. He thinks too much
fuss is being made over Catcher Far
rell, and that baseball cranks will ex-
pect too much of him and perhaps be
disappointed.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

Amusements.
MADISON sQJARE GARDEN.
Opening Of the Grand Performances.
RARNUM AND DALEY.
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 2s. AT !? P. NJ
Most Sublime Entertainment Ever Devised.
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY. AT r. NJ
Circus, Hippodrome, Mensgeries. A'ralism. Ac-
robatism, Ath!.tiGs, !,h, Contests. Races Fea"
/, Rings. Stages Racing Track. and Steel.
Barred Trained Animal Arena
2 Menagerie. Trained Animal Exhibition. :
Herds OF Elephants. 800 Circus Performances.
80 Jockeys and Riders
Is Nals and Female CHAMPION Bareback RIDER"
E,hnolosicai Congress Of strange Tribes
together VITA their wives. families huts wenp-
nns. utensils &c
All Races and Religions Represented.
Equestrian tournaments and NAY Pole Dancers.
Chico and his bride johanna.
tn. giant living gofllN
Real EnCampment Of Cossacks
Hish Jumping ana long ts,snee lsaP.ns horses
Twenty Trained Animal Clowns.
An Avalanche Of Novelties and Surprises.
The Best Circus Entertainment.
The Greatest Aerial Feats
~ss { "a .s5 5p;s &. fs,; ". =.
New ss.s s'st s F4,s Fl an as G'fF''s s *
snse SIN box tt Seats, s. BoI once ' open pA from
: New N: To,!A,'4@' f : = II Parade sat. Night.
Showing representations Of all the R"igning
!soa Ave- to 10 ga "a 's So ,.t 1se s7h s..
Lexington Ave tn S9th St, to 9Th Ave, TO e3d
no;.ry 10 dTs9i $, 70 Ssn't: E s., to, to ssn,l
% ss'a St. to Madison square Garden.
h1enns, at TbArN Nat Sat 'y fGs si w wees
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The evening world., 1894-03-22

Peculiar matches and fancy record
rides are still the rage among cyclists In
France. father and son tandem race
Was hed ras over @ thsre try reeenbIy and Ga
mime record between Paris and st. Pc
tersburg.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

Eugene Giannini, director Of athletics
New Haven coaching Hickok, the younl
Ya,e giant, in putting the shot. HickoR
evidently intends to master the new
rules adopted by the intercollegiate a tn
letic Association for throwing the ham
mer as he Is anxious to get Jim Mitch.
ell to coach him in hammer throwing
Glannini thinks Hickok will do as feet
with the hammer under the new rules
The evening world., 1894-03-22
Sew Torchlight Parade sat. Night

Showing Representations Of all the RNigning
MonArchs OF the World. Route as follows Mad
ison Ave TO 23d St, TO lst Ave, To 57th St, 10
Lexington Ave tn S9th ST, to 9Th Ave. to s3d
St. IN broadway. 10 lith So TO ith Ave. 10
Bovery. to Grand St, TO Centre st, TO Canal.
to Hudson. to sth Ave, to isth st, 10 Broadway,
2sih St To- MallEnn SlmGLe GnTden.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-25

The veteran Editor OF the Fredoaia
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A Camp Meeting Tragedy

ONAECoCK. August 81 Especial J.
At the colored camp-meetiDS now in
progress at Savageville, near here,
George West the assistant ccoF on
the steamer Eastern Shore, shot and
dangerously wounded John Mapp
and Sally Hutchinson. Westswas
getting his supper at Mapp's board
iDg-tenS, and as things did not suil
bis taste he began to abuse Mapt,
Hot words followed, and os'
struck the above named woman ~
the thigh. West tried to escape THU
afternoon by secretly boarding tb'
steamer Eastern Shore at Boggi
Wharf, but officer Edward Gusts
was on the steamer looking out fol
him when he came On board Yves
Is now In Accomac jail, and It
Thoughts that Mapp VIII die.
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THE PRIZE CONTEST.
The List OF the WOrkers-Pers0ns Who
Are Sure OF Prizes-When the
Friendly Fight Will End
Lively CauvasSings 0.

The Prize Ticket Contest is awakening
a widespread interest. We publish a
list of those who hold tickets, together
with the lumber which they have receiv
ed. This publication will be continued
from week to week.
Every person who sells twenty prize
tickets will receive a prize, so If you
have disposed of that number you are
sure.
The ten highest will each receive in
addition TO the one given for the mum.
Der OF tickets sold. The contest will
continue thirty weeks. ending Nov. 10,
'94 so each person will have an opportu.
nifty to win from gold ring TO gold
watch, from a bedroom set TO a parioT
suite. Five hundred dollars worth oil
prizes will be distributed. Here are the
ticket-selers and the number of tickets
they have secured at the Office.
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Myrtle Lodge, K. Of p, Attention I

You are req1ested 10 meet ut your
Castle He'll Ala N. 3rd St, Monday
night, at 6 y. ~, sharp to partici-
pate IN the parade preparatory TO
the leaving of the great Pythian Elk
cursion on the same night The pro-
cession will be headed with the Fret
Battalion Band, EurekalDivision, K.
of p. Uniform rank, and sister lodg-
es are invited to participate with US
Line of march: Out third to Leigh
up Leigh to Harrison; out Harrison
to Broad, down Broad to the Depot
All Sir Knights are urgently request
ed to attend this great and granc
parade. By order OF
JOHN CLINTON, JR-, c. C.
JNO. s. WILLIAMS,
Gen. Manager of Excursion.
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SIS. Union.

CUMBERLAND Co., Va, June 16.
The Sabbath school Union that
was held at New Hope Bapt. Church
on the above date, was grand sue
cess. The Union opened at 1920 a.
IN; hymn 500, ives sung, afterwhich
the president, e. Brown, read the
3rd chapter of Colossians; subject !:
''Pull off the old man and put on the
new man, Christ." Prayer was Of
fered by deacon George Washington.
Brother A. II. Taylor was appoint
ed moderator. The Constitution OF
the Union was read and adopted.
A committee was appointed from
each school on general business ::
j. Parker, T. Bell, j. Bell, j. III. Dick
erson, G. Walker, ID. James, William
Walker, Il. e. Taylor, E. L. Walton,
VIM. Smith, George Washington.
Willie Harris. j. Parker was ap-
pointed secretary, and George
Washington, Moderator of the COM
mittee. The COMMITTEES decided to
have four speakers from each school
aud two speakers between each
hymn.
II
ceived and adopted.
The following are the names OF
the schools Nj. T. Zion, Little Zion,
New Hope, Little Fork, Bethlehem
Mt. Pero, Belona, Logansville, Pine
Bluff, Pine Hill, Greenbrier, Holly
wood.
The following are the names of the
Officars ii
President, Charlie Brown; Vice.
president, G. Robertson; Recording
Secretary, r. E. Randall; Cores
ponding Secretary, William Miller;
Treasurer, W. s. Brown. Mr. @.
Brown addressed the audience
with few remarks: sKind friends
am glad to say that have the
privilege TO meet with YOU onct
more / Sunday school Union, and
l can say that 1 have had 9 roy a
time since ] have oeeD with you, and
l am glad to see the young people
are taking:sucb an active part In sucf
q good work as the Sunday schoo
work in this county. If you no.
tice how it was So or 40 years ago
we did not have this opportunity
Let us make use of it as a free ma
ton of people.
| say to the parents, send you
children to the Sabbath Schoo
where they will have charco K
learn how to sing and to read tn
Bible and many other books, ant
learn how to follow Christ and shoy
that you have a desire to raise then
up as God fearing children and rails
them up to be an ingenious man 0
woman, and to have good principle
and to be respected among bot
rich and poor, white and colored
and to be looked upon as a risiDI
generation of people. Then we ca
say that the sabbath school is
grand society that is organized i
this country.
The Union closed at 4 p. m.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-25
National Baptist Anniversaries.


To the Editor OF the Richmond
PLANET;-
Please announce to your many
readers that the Baptist Foreign
Mission Convention of the United
States, the American National Bap-
fist Convention, and the National
Educational Convention will hold
their anniversary meetings at Mont
gomery, Ala, beginning Sept. 18th,
and lasting one week.
Three interesting programmes OF
exercises are being prepared for
these meetings, and matters of great
and vital Importance touching ouI
mission work in Africa, and the en-
terprises of our denomination al
home will come before these bodies
for consideration.
Az these bodies are national II
their scope and work, great pre-
paratiOns are being made by The
Rev. A. j. Stokes, pastor of the LIST
Baptist Church of Montgomery fol
a large attendance of delegates anC
visitors.
Baptist men and women from
every section OF the country are In
vited and expected to aettnd. Al
usual the prominent Railroads will
give reduced rates to all persons at
tending these conventions. All per
SONS who expect to attend thes
meetings are requested to notify tn
Rev. A. j. Stokes by postal card a
soon as possible.
I. L. DART,
Corresponding Secretary
Charleston, S. c.,
Aug. 16. 1894
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BLuEFrELD LETTER.

BLuEFIELD. W. Va. Aug. 20. '94.
Mr.. EDIroR:-
Our town has been visited again |
by the messenger of death and has
taken from our midst the little low
ing. attractive, and affecCionate son
of Mr.. aud Mrs j. w. Price. Little
Reuben died Friday about 500 a.
IN. He had only been sick a short
while with the fever. he was a lit
tie over two years old. Rev. j. w.
johnson attended the funeral ser
vices.
Mrs. Lucy Young has been very
sick. We are glad that she Is i'm
proving at this writing. but Is not
out OF danger yet.
Mr.. p. J. Scott continues very Ill.
Mr.. John II. Jones Is also on the
sick list this week.
Miss Eliza V. Dabney has very
bad hand with felon coming on 1t.
Miss Dabnev is one of our refined lit
erary young ladies who always take
a great interest inE this society, we
wish her a speedy recovery.
| Kew. s. W. Patterson has just ar
rived in the city few days ago from
the Bluefeld Springs, bis old home
stead.
! Rev. Patterson is much of schol-
ar In Greek aud Latin, and is g
syouno man who has worked his way
up in life unaided by his church Oh
any other one. He deeerves much
credit f0r his efforts In recurring al
education He is q graduate of class
!, l,9l of Christtanburg, w. He ha'
steadily continued his many studies
every since he left school, He ha'
4 been teaching public schools for TIA
past three years, and will teach THU
term In Mcdowell Co, ". Va.
Messrs. A. Walker, S. w. Allen
< and Wyatt Jones, who have been OF
: a two weeks vacation visiting thei
leastern home at Pamplin, Va, re
turned on the 18th looking exceed
ingly well. They report as HAVING
. spent quite pleasant stay.
+ Mr.. o. Arthur Neal, Attorney q
law of Pocahontas spent Sunda.
l. with his esteemed friend, Mr.. s. A
:, Hance-
!. Bluefeld Shining Light Fountai
No. 665 Is progressing very rapidly
!. Their beloved members seem t
% work In much union and harmony
y 1t is a matter of fact to be distinct
y ly understood that the member
which constitute the order of ''Tru
g. Reformers" at this place are me
III and women of sound mind and pui
Is hearts whose aim and object is
labor for success of such grand Il
oil stitution. This Is an order ever
= Negro should be connected with, ar
by SO doiog we will be worth NOR
and be more intelligent.
ls There were quite q number fro
lie here on Sunday TO attend the qua
terly meeting at Princeton, w. We
N also from Graham. We nOtic'
r. among those from the last name
or place were Misses Martie Kirtly, Je
he sic Leece, Louisa Brown, and MI
a. Sallle Holly, Mrs. Susie Z. White, I
SO Mrs. Mary NJ. Mason, of Blu
stone Va. tho Colored Post Master
ny vile.
elo The gentlemen were Messrs. Js
In Kirtly, j. Kirtly, Willie Young al
pe Jimmie Holly.
There were many others viii
time and space will not permit.
On learned they enjoyed a grand tin
OF The conveyances were hacks, CT
re. fiages and buggies.
Yours for success to the PLANE
w X. p
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-25
PHGBE.

When skies are blue
And threaded through
With skeins of sunlight spaDgies,
And breezes blow
Quite soft and low,
Amid the tree top tangles;
When summer has the world in thrall,
And Joy is sovereign over all,
It's curious that little bird
Should utter such wistfui word
AS "Poor me ! Poor me
When days re long
And limbs are strong,
And bIithe with youth the season
When everything
Is tuned to spring
And rhyme and not to reason;
When life is all holiday
With naught of care and much of play
It's sinful that little maid
=. Should such complaining words have
Isaid
As Poor me Poor me 80
Julie NJ. Lippmann in st. Nicholas.
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SIGN PAINTING.
ING,
MARBL LING &
VARNES HIN G

If you want your doors beautifully
grained or your mantel pieces, base
boards and walls marbled SO as to
look like real stone; If you want
your transoms numbered or your
show windows lettered In colors or
10 FURNISHED gold that will dazzle
the eye; II you want any of your fur
niture cleaned and Vanished at
your home; or ii you want a trunk
or valise lettered employ
o. M. STEWARD,
507 Brook Ave.
He has had over 80 years expert
ence and is a master of his trade.
- Samples of work shown on re-
quest. ie30-tf.
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CoIemanyIIic Mineral SprI
Crane SnDdRss Resort
ALBRIGHT - The Connty
AilidaYis


In the Clerks Office Of
Court of Cumberland, June
III. Is. Fhppin, Clerk oitA ~
Court. Cumberland County. -, - mere
by certify that deed tor = acres OF
land was made by r. 4. & eman and
wife to the Colemanville n iIsral Spring
Co. dated March. %. 1892 an orecorded
this office, also that a deed Is OF record In
this offide to r. T. Coleman ior two hun
dred and fifty acres OF land upon which
the above mentioned mile as springs
Company's property is locate q, and that
there is no deed of trust recorded IN this
Office against the above men Toned deeds
which are recorded. Givsf under my
hand. this 9th day of June, 1894.
J. B. FLIPPIN,
Clerk, Cumberland County Court.
In Justice to the stockholders of the
Colemanville Mineral SpriEg Company
this ertifcate of the Clerk d this Coun-
| ty of Cumberland, appear y this paper
| for the purpose of showing 10 all that
no deed OF trust stand againet nay land
on which the mineral sprin6 Company {
property is located.
ANY person who purchases stock In
his enterprise will recelvet value OF
| heir money later on. The income from
his grand mineral waters will be great
after while, as the demands Tor the wa
/ ter increasing daily.
This opportunity will net stand long
and every person wishing stock or lotf
will do W ell TO call at the office in this
county or see our travelling agent.
NewbuiIdings going upland bathing
beingbuilt. Come one and all and zee
/ for yourselves, and purchase stock while
the doors are 0Dened.
Signed.
r. z. COLEMAN,
President OF the Colemanville
Mineral Springs Company
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Mrs. Ambrose Mckinney

Mrs. Ambrose Mckinney of
OIL n End St., is improving
Mrs. q. d. Lewis In company
with Mrs. r. E. Williams left for
Lynchburg to attend the st. Luke
Convention.
Miles Annie Belle Baskins, who
is indisposed is improving very slow.
Mrs. Cornelius W. Langhorn
and her little daughter, Bessie left
Lynchburg, Monday to attend the
Grand Sitting.
Mr.. G. c. Coleman of Halifax
Co., and Mr.. NJ. 4. Brown of Peters
burg, Va, called on us.
Mr.. Henry T. Hames has re-
turned from Spartansburg, s. c.,
where he has been to visit his moth
er.
pr. E. r. Jefferson of the Leon
ard Medical College, Raleigh, n. c.,
is in the city spending his vacation
Rev. Napoleon Scott of larry
town, N. z, who Is on visit to hi
sister-iL-law, Mrs. VIM. Johns, 12(
West Leigh.street will be pleased tC
see his many friends.
Mics Victoria Harvey has re
turned from Boston, Mass, and vii
be glad to receive her many friend
at 1923 Poplar St.
Rev. w. T. johnson. pastor @
First Baptist Church, Lexington
Va, called on us.
Mrs. Christopher Smith ha
left the city TO spend a short will
In Sussex. Va.
Mrs. p. d. Moss, wife of Rev. Wn
Moss, b. D., pastor OF the Loyal s.
i. Church, was suddenly called to he
home In Lewisburg, W. Va, on tt
]. account of the death of her CRANE
j. father, Jordan Davis.
Mrs. ii. b. BurwelI. Ia compan
with Miss Gertrude Lawrence, lie
the city last week TO visit friends
Luxembourg Co., Va. They will /
: the guest OF Mrs. George Voten.
The most fashionable excursio
ever let Richmond will leave for Was
q ington on Monday night, Aug. 81, 's
under the auspices of Myrtle Lode
Knights of Pythiss-
Mrs. Catherine Johnson left {
. city last Saturday to visit her friends
e Baltimore and New York and broth
3. Rev. David Z. Robinson, and will vii
'e her sister in Springfield, Mass.
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Intended to Wreck a ColOred Excur-
curslOn Train,

HAMPTON, VA, August 21.-A tie
was placed against guard-rail on
the Chesapeake and Ohio track near
here last night, and the freight at i
A. M. was wrecked, the engine being
very badly damaged, but no one
was hurt. 1t is supposed that col
ored excursion train just about to
return to Richmond was the one In
tended to be ditched, for as some oil
the trainmen went back to warn the
excursion they were fired at from the
bushes. No clue has been obtained
as to the guilty parties.
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This Will Captivate the People-DOu.
BILE Excursion Wednesday Aug. Goth.

Yes, know that is so, will you go
to the beautiful plateau, situated on
the noble James, known as War
wick Park ~ This park has a
pavilion. The excursion will be Civ
en- under the auspices of the Acme
Club, on the steamer Ariel. This ov-
erture is extended is extended to you
and to all your friends. This is the
last of the season by the water.
A full orchestra has been engaged.
Cuisine will be under the manage
ment of a good Caterer, and a nice
dinner will be furnished for 25cts.,
and other refreshments at city prices
The boat will leave at Q q. M, and
2 p. m. No improper characters al
lowed. sa
Committee-A. Foster. President; NJ
r. Wallace, Treas; Randolph Roper
Secretary; Edward o. Thompson, Jr.
Cornelius Robinson, Claiming Carter
Willie Ferguson, Jr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-08-25
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