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PENNSYLVANIA VOICE.
IPhilaselphia, Pa. Christian Banner

Philadelphia, Pa. Christian Banner. ]
We have rejoiced all along in the
success of this organization and its
ability to grapple with financial prob
lens.
We have thought it was the object
of the president to govern the organi-
Zation in the interest of the race and
the public good. The action of the
president recently and especially at
their last conference in Richmond, Va
leads US TO believe that he is for
Browne first, lastland all the time. The
delegates to this convention were not
in 1T unless they would vote to the
wishes of the president, or lavish
praise upon him.
This startling information comes to
US through the Richmond PLANET
that the order voted to give Browne
$50 900 for they know not what, there
by reducing the wealth of the Order
from $4,000 to $4,000
There seems to be two extremes to
which our people generally go. When
they have confidence they have so
much until they will allow themselves
to be stripped of every thing they have
with their eyes wide open. and on the
other hand they are so lacking in con-
fidence- when they ought to have it
until you cannot get them do what is
absolutely necessary for their own
preservation. We hope the Order
may be able to survive this financial
blunder and still be a blessing to this
down-trodden race.
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THEY HELP TO SAVE.
FROM FLORIDA.
They Help to Save Them.

WARRINGToN, FLA Sept. II, '95
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir:-Noticing your appeal
for money TO defray expense OF coun-
sci in the Lunenburg case and observ-
ing the pitiable condition Of the poor
women whom believe TO be innocent
and entitled to a new trial according to
the statement given in the PLANET /;
the more read about it the more inter-
ested become about them. Thinking
what could do to help save, began
begging my friends TO help me and
have been fortunate enough TO collect
a small amount / left my home last
Sunday evening for Pensacola, Fla, a
distance of about nine miles and visit
ed the A. Nj. E Zion Church OF which
Rev E. J. Carter is pastor Too much
praise cannot be given him FOR the in
terest he has taken in introducing the
case of the poor condemned women to
his congregation, who willingly came
to my relief with the sum of 1888,
from Warrington, Fla 81 90 making
a total of So 90 for which you Will find
enclosed an order for the same.
/ would be pleased If you would send
one or more copies of the PLANET to
Rev. +. J. Garter, n. Reus Street, PEN
sacola, Fla. hope tins may be the
means of your getting more patronage
in this section.
am yours for the race and sub
scriber of the PLANET,
Mrs. CLINTON JONES.
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West End Notes.

The public Schools of the city open
ed on 10th inst. AS has been the case
for several sessions, the Moore
School for colored children could not
accommodate the children applying.
About a year ago the parents of the
Southwest end prepared and adopted
at a large mass meeting held at the
Fifth Baptist Church, a strong petit
ton (through their chairman, Captain
w. II. Carter, Sr. y presented il TO the
City School Board, which unanimous
ly accepted it and referred the same
to the Committee on Schools
The petitioners would like TO know
what the Committee and School Board
intend to do. We are truly anxious to
have our children to receive all posi-
BILE advantages of the public schools
which will greatly aid them to become
| intelligent and worthy citizens. as up
on the intelligence and worthiness of
our children depend in large degree
/ the future salvation and prosperity of
| our city, state and country.
We have already in the West End
three commodious buildings for white
children, and the fourth will soon be
in course of erection on Randolph and
Beverly streets, while the only school
for cOlored children is in the extreme
northwest of the city. 1t is earnestly
hoped that the School Board will pro-
vide for the large number Of children
now left out.
The congre. .ation of the River View
Baptist Church is preparing to erect
a handsome chapel for the Worship o.
God and his Christ.
Trustee NJ @. VESSEL of the FIFTH
Baptist Church has resigned, and will
, 4 L. g.
! | to live. His wife proceeded him ltw,
T | weeks. She was a good ard faithful
worker in the Fifth Church. Brothe
3 | VESSEL has been either deacon or trus
D tee for about eighteen years. Ma,
!. Gods blessing rest upon item.
: The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre,
Meade of 1902 West Leigh street hav
returned to the city after Spending tn
summer with relatives anC friends i
d Amelia county, looking well an
j hearty.
i. Mrs. Lilly Booker of PDwhatan
q H. is in the city stopping With Mrs. ,
Storrs. 1122 Moore street. Mrs Stor1
!. has recently returned from a thre
= weeks visit to friends II Powhata
county, EalsO Mrs. Winson of IL:
s. Moore street,
Reverend w. J. Carter and famil
10 have removed to Woodstock, Nd.
D. What is the matter ii the Eft
d | BaptistYChurch? From what a certa
De deacon brother said Sunday morniI
s. things are yet going wrong. It seen
ip those who were foremosta short viii
t; ago in burying the wedgeare now tr
ing to dig it up. p sure yo
s. sins will find you out.
lie 1t is rumored generally tn
a pastor j. p. Clark viii certainly I
sign, and several others o follow.
" Oh that Zion may be permitted
n move on.
wv There is great rejoicing that the
\ preme Court decides in favor of t
"a Lunenburg women. Lee us serve G
and all viii be well.
ARGUS
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MANCHESTER, Va. srpr. %. 1895.

MANCHESTER, VA, SEPT. %, 1895.
Editor John Mitchell:
Dear Sir Please accept from 22nd
st. Baptist Church $50 as a donation
Tor those poor women, who are con-
victed of a crime of which we most
earnestly believe them innocent, and
confined in the city Jail at Richmond.
May God bless you in the effort you
have made and are still making for
the final release of those innocent sis
tiers in Christ who came from Lunen-
burg, resting now on the charity of a
generous public. God is for you and
all like you. In the near future my
Church will help you and the cause
more.
am yours for justice and Christ,
G.. @. COLEMAN
Pastor 22nd Street Baptist Church
Manchester, Va.
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FROM YoNKERs.
Religious Itelns-Republicans Organize
Bicycle Club.
YoNKnRs, n. Y, Sept. l, 'a5

YoNKERs, n. Y, Sept. 1, '95.
AT THE MESSIAH BAPT. CHURCH.
Bev. Roberts is taking vacation in
the South. Rev. William H Taylor of
Tarrytown, N. Y, filled his pulpit ali
day. At 10 :45 he preached a good ser
mon at p. IN Sunday School con-
vened with good attendance. Super
intendent Howard spent Sunday at As
bury Park with his family. Assistant
Superintendent J. Spennue presided.
At p. m Rev. Taylor delivered
soul-stirring sermon.
ATA NJ. e. ZION CHURCH.
Rev. George S. Adams filed his pull
pit at 10 40 He preached a good ser
mon after which love feast was held.
2 80 Sunday School convened The
newly elected Superintendent, George
Beckton was present. The pastor at
tended the Convention at Portchester
with Miss E. Bright as delegate. The
Convention was a success.
There was a social party given by
Misses w. and G Hemsly at their res
| idence on Irving Place.
There was a colored Republican As
| ISOLATION organized August 26th, to be
known as the Colored Republican Or
| ganization of Yonkers. Z. j. Moul-
| trie, President; S. Jess, Vice Presi-
| dent; T. E. Smith, Treasurer Harry
Brooks, P, S.; J. B. Jones, Recording
Secretary Albert Skinner. Sergeant
alarms.
On Tuesday, August 10Th, party o.
young men went in party on bicycles
to East Chester to attend picnic.
There will soon be organized color
ed Bicycle Club in Yonkers which viii
1 10 n er4cooco Tho aro QhOnf SS mel
riders, and Is lady riders in all, ant
more are learning every day.
YoNKERs, N. Y, September s. 1895.
AT MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. e. johnson filed the pulpit a
= day. At 10 40 he preached short di
2 course and then the testimonials {
s | members were heard. At 3 p m. Sur
Y day School convened, attendant
e good. ASP m. Rev. Johnson preac
ed a good sermon; attendance good
and the Lords Supper was administe
ed, and all revived by the spirit.
AN. e. ZION CHURCH.
Rev. Adams was on hand and file
his desk; at 2:30 p. m. Sunday Soho
% convened, attendance good at 8 p. !
j. the pastor preached a good discour
Ia 10 SOOU HAAADCAs
% Yonkers is to have @. B. G. 500
n Reception of Odd Fellows-was a su
Of cess.
IN Miss Douglass has returned from A
ID bury Park.
n The Colored Independence @. Gil
t. should not be hasty in endorsing mel
~ bers before they have been endors
is by some other party. 1t is better to
ok on time than ahead of time. The
tn ISOLATION is growing in membersf
a very fast. +. J. Moultrie, PresideI
We Harry Brooks, Secretary.
Y Rev. G.. Boswell preached at the NJ,
Sc siah Baptist Church on the 10Th.
lis from New York City where he has
good church of his own
ad Rev. Roberts writes that he is HI
". ing a good time. He must enjoy hi
of self all he can because his time is DIR
ing near.
RS Mrs. A. Williams is spending her
Of cation at her old home in Maryland
he SYLVESTER Dow
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Collections taken at the different
churches in Philadelphia by Mrs. s.
NJ. Bullock in behalf of Women Leag-
ne:
Young Peoples Baptist Union, Holy
Trinity Baptist Church, Reverend Tai
iaferro, Pastor, 50 OF; Christian En-
deavor Society, Monumental Baptist
Church, West Philadelphia, Reverend
Gordon, pastor, 81 30; Wednesday
night Services at Union Baptist
$40 81 Shiloh Baptist Church 18th anC
Lombard Streets, Reverend Doctor
Phillips, pastor, 8 o.; Wesley A. M
r. Church, 18th and Lombard, Rev
] Stitts, pastor, $50 PC.
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PETERSBURG, VA, SEPT. IA, 30
Editor John Mitchell, Jr
Dear Sir:-Please
lind enclose money order for Sill 90
that the members of the Kohinoor
Club send in aid of the Lunenburg
women We highly appreciate the no
bic stand you have taken in defense of
them and you have our heartfelt SYM
pathy in this as in all other cases you
have taken such deep interest in for
justice and right in which you have
proved yourself to be true friend to
the race.
By order of the above named club,
ID. j. MOORE, President;
w. II. VALENTINE. Treas
WILLIAM DABNEY, Treas.
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SPRIN GFIELD, MASS, September 18th.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.-
Dear Sir and Brother-The
sad story of the three condemned wo-
men now under the sentence of death
in the Richmond jail was read in the
GolgOtha Household of Ruth, No. So,
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
In reply please find order for 81. 20
to assist IN paying counsel for them.
Please acknowledge the receipt of the
same in f. L & I.
A. n. Brown, Recorder.
Box 491. Springfield, Mass.
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FULTON NOTES.
Rev. Gaines PreaOhes-Passed Away.

Rev. r. L. Gaines, pastor of the Beth
lehem Baptist Church. Brooklyn, New
York, visited the Rising Mount Zion
Baptist Sabbath School on last Sunday
and delivered a fine address. He also
visited Mount Calvary Church and
Sunday School.
Mrs. Clara Tyler, the wife of Deacon
William Tyler, has returned home af-
ter spending quite nice time in Law
renceville, Va visiting friends and
relatives.
Jacob, the beloved son Eof Deacon
George Manning, is quite sick.
Rev Andrew Jackson, pastor oil
Springfield Baptist Church, has beer
blessed with twenty-five converts
Eighteen shave tbeen added to the
/ church.
Mrs. Hester A. Scott is very SIGH al
her residence, Nicholson Street.
Mrs. Mary w. Jones and brothe,
Mr.. James Trent has left for Pa.
Editor Mitchell, don't let Difficult
ties, friends or foes deter you in you
great and grand work for your race
Your work demonstrates your love 70
falling humanity.
Yours for the PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28
. Too Much for Underwater.
Norfolk, Va. Recorder

When troubles arose sometime ago
between Rev w. W. Browne and Edi-
tor John Mitchell, we advised our able
contemporary that we were unable to
see the good that he could accomplish
by attempting to belittle the head Of
the most successful Afro-American
Association organized and maintained
for the good of the race in this coun-
try. We felt and believed that what
ever Mr.. Browne was doing was being
done for the honor and glory of his
race. We were willing to overlook
the absolute autocratic rule, with
which he conducted all the delibera-
tions of the concern-all because we
would not do anything or say any
thing which would in anywise cause
one jot ar title to fall away from this
able enterprise.
We know that John Mitchell ha6
stood valiently and nobly by Rev
Browne and the Grand Fountain o
True Reformers.
We remember when the planet
columns teemed with the praises o
this most excellent institution and thu
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BRooKLYN. N. Y, Sept. 81, 's5

BROOKLYN, n. y, sept. II, 30.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr
Dear Sir Enclosed find money or
der for s.. 30 In return for same send
the PLANET TO Mr.. G. p Robinson for
one year. Add 81. to the defense of
those poor women, whom you are la
boring so earnestly and heroically TO
release from prison, and save from the
gallows. / sincerely hope that the
Lord may crown your efforts with COM
plete success and reward you person
ally with special favcrs and blessings
in all your good endeavors. to make a
great power of your paper among your
race, and the people generally.
Your well-wisher and subscriber,
J. ID. WILSON.
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N Nicely,
p. M MAYO,
P. DUSTIN.

MIoHAUx, PowHATAN, Co., VA,
September II, '95.
Editor MITCHELL
Dear Sir-Your efforts
in behalf of the unfortunate persons
associated with the Lunenburg Muir
der Mystery can but be appreciated.
The people pray the success of those
engaged to disentangle them from the
meshes of the law. Ny sympathy
prompts me to contribute $500 to
their donation fund.
Very Respectfully,
JOSEPH McFUNN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

PETERSBURG, VA September sos.
Editor MITCHELL
Dear Sir-Enclosed you
viii find SIS 90 (fifteen dollars) given
by the Petersburg Beneficial Associa-
ton of Petersburg, Va, to help the
three women charged with the Lunen-
burg murder.
ERASMUS THRBATT, President,
w. II. I. LAYTON, Secretary.
p. s. Any address may be directed
to the care of w. H. T. Layton, 4O5
Main Street, Petersburg, Va.
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LOOKl LIsTENlI

Special rates have been secured over
the O. & o N. & W.. and the Southern
Road for the Baptist Women's Educa-
tional Convention which meets at
Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 9th and 28th.
Limit five and ten days. All churches
and Sunday Schools of Baptist persua-
sion should send delegate.
Mrs. LUCY Brooks LEWIS.
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Mr.. Mitchell,
Dear Sir Trust this small amount
will help to swell the amount in aiding
the innocent women in the Lunenburg
Case, wishing to send more in the near
future also please. send Ine.the PLANET
as long as the % cents will last and
then I viii subscribe yearly.
81 for the Lunenburg case, and 25f
for the PLANET.
Yours,
MRS EvELINA EPPs.
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PETERSBURG, VA, September l6, '95,
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr,
Richmond, Va,


Enclosed find money
order ($l5 COZ fifteen dollars to aid
in securing justice for Mary Aberna-
thy, Pokey Barnes and Mary Barnes
This money was raised yesterday at a
Joint meeting of the Blandford Chris
tian Endeavor Society, Waverly Will
lams, President; and the Endeaver
Beneficial Society, w II Gill, Presi-
dent, held at the Oak Street A. M. +.
Zion Church.
The prayers of these young people
accompany this contribution that God
may avert the dreadful calamity
which now threatens these innocent
and unfortunate women You deserve
great credit for your earnest efforts in
their behalf.
Very truly,
L. NJ. BRAwLEr.
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Rev. H. Powell, General Missionary
Writes.

Received from the Eastern Shore S.
s. Convention $10for the Seminary and
$40 from the Northampton Association
for the same, $40 for our State Mission
work with which to make Mrs. r. J
Carter life member of the COnven
ton.
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RIommonD. Va, September Is, ,95.

RICHMOND, VA, September IS, '95.
Mr.. Editor:
Dear Sir-We, the members
and friends of the Y. M. Q. A. Church
HID noting your appeal for help to de-
fend the Lunenburg women, whom we
believed to be Innocent send herewith
So IS Give dollars and nineteen cents. ,
Your fight is a just one. hence a no.
BILE one.
WILLIAM f. ANTHONY, President
JOSEPH A. ROBINSON, Secretary
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The Sooner the Better.
LCharlegton. S. O.. Megsenger.l

charleston, S. c., Messenger
$50 long as our people are moved by
sentiment, without discretion, and
yield to machine rule without the
proper protest, so long will we contin-
ne to demonstrate our inability to han
die finance and our unfitness to take
our place among the business elements
of this country. Richmond PLANET.
The sooner our people are made to
understand this the better. Business
is business Sentiment and friendship
can have no weight in adjusting affairs
on cold business principles.
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each TO aid the work. AS the names
are sent IN they will be published:
AMOUNTS:
Rev. w. f. Graham, 5000
r. II. Boiling, 10 90
Inc cLAEET, 1000
4OA- ~. w: hayes, 10 90
Rev. j. III. Holmes, 10 90
Rev. A. Gordon, 1000
ut ~. Z; 1nge, 1000
:. ~, N Bragg, 1000
N: Jones, 1000
NJ. \; %. 1'resley, 1000
T19: vary Rice Hayes, 1000
r. - a. ackson' 1000
r. PPyro, 1000
Rev: d. Webster Davis. 1000
DR.. j. E. Jones, 1000
Mrs. R. K. Jones, 1000
Rev. Evans Payne. 10S0
Winston ii. Edmunds, 10O0
R. T. Hill, 100
Rev. I. NJ. Luke, d. D., i0O0
w. II. Whita, 10O0
q. D. Lewis, 100
:" Richard Spiller. 1000
H. l.. Barco, M M
H. w. Childs. IN 90
Little Chapel, Gloucester, 500
Rising Valley, 500
Union Zion. 90
First Baptist s. s., Gloucester. M
Robins Neck, Colchester, 90
Jerusalem s. s., Norfolk. Va. Oh
Hon. q. @. Walker, 90
RappahanneckS. S. Convention, los 90
s. w. Robinson, 5O0
A. ID. Price, 200
8. N Vass, A. NJ, 500
BHnister Association $IIO %
r. N. Jackson, Lynchburg, Va. 500
Rev. R.sT. Coleman, 500
Rev. J B. Smith, hO00
Rev. w. w. Gaines, IO00
Warwick Spencer, IOG0
8 Todd, Sparta; Va, 100
Mrs. Bette Thomas Lewis, 5&o
John K. Taylor, 500
Who viii be the next7 Send ali
amounts to
PRoF. G. w. HAYES.
President Virginia Seminary,
-Eunah haxz9--Na-
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We return thanks for the invitation.
received to attend ohe Dedicatory Ex-
ercises of Rowland Hall, Manassas
Va, September 18th, '95, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
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WE return thanks for the invitation
received 20 attend the First Annual
Celebration of Blooming Lily Tent, No
95 at Richmond Hall, Friday night, the
9th at 8 o'clock.
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baltimore, Nd, Afro-American }
The action of the True Reformers in
voting Grand Chief w. w. Browne
$4,000 for his plans of the order is not
favorablly received in Baltimore. The
general opinion is that the plans are
the property of the order.
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Anothsr unitsa State, goldisr RalIiss.

FoRr HUAcHUcA, ARIZONA, Texas,
Sept. IL, 1895.
Mr. John Mitchell, Jr..
Dear Sir:-Send me the chrome OF
Fort Wagner. / send herewith $1.5C
for your worthy journal for one year
Every colored man should have it in
his home. Find 20 cents for mailing
chrome.
Truly yours,
w. A. BLANEY.
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NEWPORT News, VA, SEPT. Is, 'e5.-
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,-Please find
enclosed one dollar and twenty-five
cents ($l.25) postal Order for the
condemned women now in jail in your
city, to assist in paying their kttor-
neys. From Y. M @. A. (Colored.)
S. Z. Hunt, Pres.
ID. II. KRRNEY. Sec'y
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CUT THIS OUT and send it to US
- with % cents silver, and wewi1
send you oneSof our ELEGANT
fine gilt rings-They look hike "a $500
GOLD ring, and can hardly be distin'
guished from GOLD. You can make
BIG MONEY handling them-0rder now
as you may not see. this again--O0s-
metic Co., Box 800. Winston N. Q.
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Richmond Theological Seminary.

This institution will open on the first
day of October at o'clock. 1t is very
important that students be on hand at
that time.
CHARLES H. COMFY. President.
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To the Richmond PLANET:

To the Richmond Planet:
Strive the un-
dersigned send in response to your
honest call 5000 three dollars to en-
courage your faithful work for those
helpless women. Wishing you success
in this and ali other efforts, and being
pleased to see that you have exposed
the honest Cd court of Lunenburg Co
we are
N Nicely,
p. M MAYO,
p. DUSTIN.
Mile CitV Mont
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EVERY COLORED MAN

Should Have this Jour-
nal in His Home. Every
White Han Should be fall
~ Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large Laboring
Class of the South.
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~ Terms in advance $3.50
per year. Sent to any part of
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
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Mr. Giles Hayden paid over to us
$500 which he had collected on the
Lunenburg Case. Many thanks.
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$500 must be raised at once. Who
wlu aid this institution We desire
lou persons who will give give $40 90
are sent in they will be published:
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