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BOSWELL-Died in New York City,
William H., eldest son of Rev. George
H., and Mary Boswell at their resi-
dence 130 W. 33rd St., Wednesday,
September 4th, at AIS p. NJ, after
painful illness Of three weeks duration
in the 2Sth year of his age. He was
baptized in this city in 1887 by his ia
ther and died in the full triumph of
faith. His funeral took place from the
Abyssinian Baptist Church, Rev. r.
ID. Wynn officiated. assisted by Rev.
Cardwell of the Zion A. NJ. Z. Church
and Rev. Dreamer of the Ebenezer
Baptist Church.
The pail bearers were Robert E.
Scott. Henry +. Jackson, John Harris
John r. Wells, Robert Z. Chiles,
James f. Taylor, Robert Epps and
William Jackson. He leaves a father.
mother. two sisters and brother and
host of friends to mourn their loss.
After weeks of pain and suffering,
Death at last has brought release
IN the silent tomb we lay him,
God alone can give US peace.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
ARGUMENT BEGUN.
Messrs. Wise, Flournoy and Guigon Be
fore Judge Coleman.

fore Judge Coleman.
Hon. George ID. Wise, ex-Judge Hen
ry w. Flournoy and Captain A. b.
Guigon left last Wednesday at z. NJ
for Amelia O H., where they will ar
que the cases of Mary Alternately and
Pokey and Mary Barnes before Judge
i Coleman of the Circuit Court.
Editor John Mitchell. Jr., in compa-
ny with MIR. j. O. Farley, the colored
photographer left last Thursday morn
ing at ? A. M, for the same place.
The argument is now being heard as
we go to press. On the train with Ed
itor Mitchell was the Deputy Sheriff of
Lunenburg County and three others
from that section. One of them was
bitter against the "niggers" and hoped
they'd not get IA new trial They did
not recognize the colored citizens from
Richmond and talked on in blissful ig.
norance of those who were travelling
with them.
At Burkeville, one of them express
| ed his disgust that there was neither
a barber-shop, n bar-room, or a hote
| to be found to accommodate him.
The trunk of law-books for the us,
/ of the counsel for the innocent womel
reached the @. H., alright, and livel,
times are expected in this peaceful
| neighborhoOd.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
YIN. Q. A.

The hour for our years work TO be-
gin is near at hand. We are planning
by the help OF God to have this be the
best years work in the history of the
Association. But we cannot do it
alone, there must be a cooperation on
the part of all. So we beg every home,
church, and citizen 80 Join hands with
us and let us do all we can TO protect
our boys and young men. My friends,
when we see our boys playing crap on
nearly every corner of our streets and
being arrested for the same offense il
forces us to say that something must
be done and that at once. Shall we
forget our young men ? No. Make
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion what it ought TO be and we will
give you better boys and men.
What do the people say about keep
ing the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation alive Shall a population OF
about 10, 900 let the Association die ?
Answer.
The boys will open the years by hay
ing a special sermon preached to the
boys Of our city, Sunday, September
| Goth. p. m, by Rev. w. +. Graham
at the Fifth Street Baptist Church. un
| der the auspices of the Junior Depart
ment of the Association. We invit,
all parents to help the boys il
| this effort.
Tuesday, October 1st, our Bibl,
Glass will open 8 p. m. Training Clas
| o:45 p. m
October 2nd, s p. m Wednesday
Night School viii begin. Let no on
who needs help miss this opportunity
An excellent corps of teachers has bee
elected by the Board for this yeal
Our school has done good work. w
hope to have it do better.
| Our rooms are opened to all. Ca
to see US.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
Loving Daughters Of Abraham.

The annual sermon and supper of the
Loving Daughters of Abraham took
place on Monday night, August 10th.
rhe Loving Daughters and staff dress
ed in their beautiful and handsome
regalia appeared at the Fifth Baptist
Church on the above date where Rev
Il. Lewis, who had been previous
ly invited delivered an inspiring,
eloquent address. 1t was logical and
pointed, the advice given was received
by the society and friends with hearts
of thankfulness, and as bread cast up
on water to find after many days. At
ter the address, the order marched to
the pleasant ind coy residence of
Mrs. Eliza Jasper, corner Lady and
Taylor Sts., where the eyes of society
and guest beheld one of the most
temp ing and appetising tables to be
seen. After much pleasant chat, all
were ushered into the dining room, and
the inner man fully satisfied Rev
Lewis held the post Of honor and
graced the table, while Rev. J. p
Clark was an able second, and made
some timely remarks. Captain w II
Garter being called responded in few
well chosen and happy remarks which
| all seemed Co greatly enjoy. All seem
| ed to regret that Brother Lewis wa
compelled to leave in order to catcl
the car but the sisters assured him h
had eased them so we'll, they woul'
| call him back again. Reys. Levi
and Clark, Brother Carter, Moderate
Lewis and other invited guest greatl
| enioyed the rich feast.
The officers are as follows: Mes
danes Eliza Jasper, President Name
Thornton, Vice-President Nellie Gan
nett, Treasurer; Maud Carter, Sic
Chairman; Della Jones, Assistan
Chairman; Brother George Orange
Chaplain Banking Committee :-Si:
ters Susan Harris, Laura Orange, LU
venia Brooks, M. @. VESSEL, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
DEATHS.

THOMAS-Charles II. Thomas de-
parted this life Wednesday, Septem-
was a member of the First Baptist
Church for p years His funeral took
place, Friday, September 9Th, Rev.
James II. Holmes officiating. He
leaves a wife, mother and four sisters
to mourn their loss.
AsleeRin Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
Hrs WIFE.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
PERSONALS & BRIEFS

Mir. William H Reeves Of n. Y.
called on us.
Mr.. Allen Baylor of Ruther Glen
Va called on us.
-vr Ellen Morgan of West
Grove, Pa, called on us.
MIR. James n Anderson of New
York is visiting in the city.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Penn and Mrs 5. B.
Hill of Lynchburg called on us
II. R. Armstrong of Providence,
r. 1 was in the city and called on us.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and
Mrs. J. D. Hackney of Lynchburg, Va.
called on us.
Mr.. d J. Chavers left last week
for Louisville, Ky, to attend the q. A.
Il. Edcampment.
Mrs. Mary A Sterling of Will
mington, Del, was in the city this
week and called on us.
Mt. Calvary Bapt. Church sends
81 55 for the Lunenburg Case This
amount has been paid US.
Nils Eliza Adams has returned
to the city after a two weeks trip to
Goochland { O the guest of Mr.. Pow
hatan Adams.
Miss Louisa Weeden, who has
been spending pleasant summer al
South Boston will arrive in the city in
few days.
-Messrs. 2 r. Warrington, Law
yer johnson, A. J. Davis, Frank Cole
man and " iley Russ of Buchanan, Va
called on us this week.
Miss Mary ID Cousins has returned tc
the city after spending her vacation
in New York, Boston, Springfield, Mia
CARA Falls and Canada.
Mrs. V. Z. winslow, Mrs M. d
| Addison, Mrs Everline Johnson, Miss
| Filena Jones and Mrs Agnes Morris
of Washington, ID. c., called on us.
Rev. John J. Smallwood, Presi-
dent OF the Temperance Industrial anC
| Collegiate Institute. Claremont, Va
and Lawyer J. Q. Asbury of Norfolk
Va. called on us
Mis- Minnie A and Master vii
lie Funn who have been spending
| the summer visiting in Nelson anS
Buckingham Counties, returned hom
last Sunday morning.
Mrs J + Lewis of Newport r
/ arrived in the city on the 9th inst
and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Har
riet Pollard, 1lO4 Brook Road Durin
her stay she will visit her parents a
BALKAN, Goochland Co Va.
The Lawn Party given by Mr.
Arie Quarles, and Mrs Isabella Ora
/ e.. =. MS 4 20
the Lunenburg trial was a success
having cleared (s25 oo) twenty-five do
lars.
b.
Miss Nary Belle Penn of DaI
. Vile, Va, Mrs. McHeiner of Spencer
Va Miss Minnie billiard of Martini
Vile, Va. Mrs. Henrietta Hayes
Spencers, Va. Messrs. Fillmore Rec
of Spencers, Va, and Walter P Pal
mill of Martinsville, Va called on u
The sum of $50 has been received
the Treasurer of the Negro Dept, NJ
A. l.. Gaines of Norfolk from IL
3 | Teachers Association of Richmor
and Henrico of which Mr.. J. Andre
e Bowler is president and Miss r
5 Brooks, Secretary. $40 contributed I
5 the teachers of Henrico and $40 by Il
teachers of Richmond.
At the First Baptist Church Su
day morning September lst, Rev ia
II. Holmes made an appeal for Il
Lunenburg case after all the cole
: | tions had been taken up, and about
u was added to the amount already raj
= | ed, making about $50 90 in all De
= con Banks was also forward in t
| movement. They are determined
go to the first place in the defense
| the innocent.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
The LuRNBURe CASE.

Mr.. John A. Boiling brings the fol-
lowing amounts from the Exchange
help: John A. Boiling, so cents, W,
T. Taylor, so cents; Cornelius Fields
so cents James Robinson, $l00; Col
lin Young, 80 cents; Archer Ander-
son, 20 cents; Albert Vaughan, % cts
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

Rev. W. F. Graham. $40 90
r. H. Boiling, 10 90
1he fLAEET, 10 co
Prof. @. w. Hayes, 10 90
Rev. J. III. Holmes, 10 90
tSeV, a. Gordon, 10 90
0ar. u 4; 1nge, 10 100
NJ. B. Jones. 10O0
Rev. ]. II. Presley. IOO0
Mrs. Mary Rice Hayes, 1000
II. Il. jackson, 1000
j. e. Byrd, 10 90
j. Q. Farley, no 90
Rev: d. Webster Davis, 10 100
DR.. J. E. Jones, 1000
Mrs. r. K. Jones, 1000
Rev. Evans Payne, 10 OO
Winston II. Edmunds. M On
r. 7. Hill, M O0
Rev. /. NJ. Luke. D. D.. 10O0
w. II White, 1000
u. ID. Lewis. I0O0
Richard Spiller. IOO0
III l.. Barco, 10 on
II. w. Childs, 10 0O
Little Chapel, Gloucester, OO
Rising Valley, S 90
Union Zion, < Oo
First Baptist S. S Gloucester. 500
Robins Neck, Gloucester, 90
Jerusalem S. S Norfolk. Va. 8 O0
Hon. 7. @ Walker, < on
RappahannockS S Convention. los 90
S. w. Robinson, 500
A. ID. Price, s00
s. N. Vass, A. NJ, 500
Bsnister Association $I10 90
X, N. jackson, Lynchburg, Va 500
Rev. r T. Coleman. 500
Rev. B. Smith, OO0
Rev. w. w Gaines, I0O0
Warwick Spencer. l000
S Todd, Sparta, Va, 100
Who viii be the nextY Send all
amounts to
PROF. G. w. HAYES,
President Virginia Seminary,
Lrnob hnro- Va
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
The FIRST Insurance 0rganization-It
Helps to Save the Innocent.

The Galilean Relief Association is
the first organization of this kind to
rally to the help of the innocent wom-
en-. Itvoted So 90 to the fund and Ma
ior J. B Johnson, secretary paid US the
amount giving $500 more himself.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

HoLDEN-THoSlPsoN marriage
of Miss Ida B. Thompson to Mr.. Alex
ander Holden will take place at First
Baptist Church, Thursday Evening,
September 18th, 1895 at z O'Clock.
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

This certifies that E. Lavassa
Cooke is no longer in the employee OF
Henry Cooke of 1547 r. Broad st.
Signed, Henry Cooke.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
LVEinia Seminary.

$500 must be raised at once. Who
viii aid this institution? We desire
100 persons who win give give $40
each to aid the work. As the names
are sent in they will be published:
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
Installation.

At the regular financial meeting of
the Sons and Daughters of Noah, it be-
ing its Twenty third annual meeting.
After its regular business, the follow
ing officers were installed by Mr..
Thomas Wyatt: President, Sister Ma
rY ] Robinson; Vice-President, Bro.
Robert Eldridge; Standing Treasurer,
Thornton Wyatt; Ist. Treasurer, Sister
Mary Z. Meyers Secretary, Brother
Peter w. Lewis; Chaplain, Brother
Anthony Jones; Mod, Sister Lizzie
Bradley Chairman, Sister Bette Ran
dolph; Assistant Chairman, Sister
Eliza Greene.
After the report Cf the year had
been read, the guest retired TO the
dining room where a grand reception
was served. The following is a sketch
of the yearly report.
Amount deposited in bank
at commencement of years. 210 90
Amount in Standing Treas. D 13
Iss. 10 %
Total ending August 1, '94...$ DAT 1S
Amount of collections for the yr.
beginning Sept. 9Th, ending
/ August l.............--.--........-...... 80 "
| Amount of erest..........-....- s 81
Amount due the society........... Is 0(
Grand total....-............. sol 9:
Amount of expense........... 164 6;
Worth of society to date. 3S7 81
With a membership of 33, making
the present worth of each member
$lO.22H.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

D0UGLASS-George Washington,
the beloved son OF Jerry and Fanny
Douglass, died Saturday, September
7th, age one year and months.
Dearest son thou hast left US,
And our loss we deeply feel,
1t was God who hast bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
TRRRR HAUTE. August 28, '95.
J w. Washington, editor Afro Amer
lean Journal died July 23rd. His pa
per is suspended until business is set
tied.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

a dissenting voice.
Miss Lucy Garrett. 90
Mrs. Burrell of Bedford, 90
Rev. E. @ Thompson of Bumpass 90
The Shiloh Association, 100 90
Rockfish Association
Valley Association, cash 200 90
What will the Norfolk Union, Hase-
kiah, Bethany, Cornerstone, Wayland
Blue Ridge, Cherrystone, Staunton
River and others do2 Ministers, Dea-
cons and Laymen's Union of Williams
burg, Va $500.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
EVERYCOLORRD NAN

Should Have this JOur-
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
Iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large Laboring
Class of the South.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
Virginia Seminary.

The Mattaponi Association gives the
Virginia Seminary $50 in cash and
pledges at its next sitting $500 without
4 Tin n uofon
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

w-sUBsoRISE TO THE PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

~ Terms in Advance $50
per year. Sent to any paxt of
the Unitsd States or eAnada
without additional charge.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
MARABLE AFFECTED.

Marable is beginning to realize his
serious situation and he has a solemn
ty about him that is impressive and
at times painful. We saw him Wednes
day, 18th inst He had signified a de-
sire to see Mary Alternately and Pokey
Barnes
This favor was granted him, and in
the Office OF the City Sergeant in the
presence of the prison officials and ex-
Judge ii. w. Flournoy and Captain A.
b. GuiQon they met.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
longs TO Once More be Forgiven
The Closing Of a Scene in a CeIe-
brated Cast-When Will the
End Gomez

The Pollard Murder Case continues
to be the topic of discussion, and as
the time for the execution draws near
er, the people become all the more
anxious as to the result.
Solomon Marable has been received
into the Roman Catholic Church.
Father l.. j. Welbers, (white) who
has been labOring with him finally got
his consent and he was baptized in ac-
cordance with the rites and ceremon-
les of that church.
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14
BEGGING FoI GIvENEss

1t was a sad and touching sight
There face to face stood the innocent
women and the man who had SO deem
ly wronged them. He had put the
moose around their necks and even as
he spoke they were under the sentence
of death, doomed TO an ignominious
fate upon the gallows.
Tall, towering, earnest looking Solo
mon Marable, with the last ray of hope
having faded away in the distance
stood gazing wistfully upon the vic
Tins who had suffered SO much on ac-
eOunf Of him
Richmond planet., 1895-09-14

Rev. Browne announced that as the
people could not be accommodated in
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee judiciary viii give public
hearings at their room i'll the State House, as
follows.
Monday. Feb ls 1875. at 30 O'Clock 4 H.
Petition Of Arthur T Hall ana ~ others for the
repeal cf nc existing lawS relating " the manu-
tacturc and sale Of olemargaiine. ana the enact
ment of other laws relating thereto.
Wednesday, Feb. 20. 1899. at . o'clock r. NJ
an acl amendatorv Of Sec. 4 ., Of Chan - Of the
h and amended ~ Char - NJ the Public
Laws Of $50, relating. to sale N liquors bN State
agency.
Wednesday, Feb. 20 1885, At . o'clock VI N.
an act to provide pure unaduiterafed intoxicat
ing Liquors for lawful sale within this State. and
~ repeal sections -. ~, | 4, is, l9 ana 20 81
Ghar, N, r. s.. relating the State agency fol
the sale NJ intoxicating liquors
Thursday. Feb. 2l, 1895, al . o'clock II. NJ
Resolv" for AN amendment to the constitution
abrogai ing amendment five relating to the manu-
facture and sale ot intoxicating liquors.
BY order Of the Committee.
.;w5 W. j kNOWLTDN, Secretary
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Another contract has been madt on cNen
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the leadlng Republican paper NJ tt laN. III
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news Of the world. while its different de-
partments, political news editorials, etc.,
make It 4 most valuable paper TN all. The
Tribune Is very cheap at SlVN Ter year.
which is its price Tile Republican journal
with special attention ID local and State
news Subscriptions nay begin NJ any time
Boothbay to Have a Yacht Club.
Our yachting enthusiasts are rndeavoring
w organize yacht cluh here ana the idea
seems ~ meet With the approval " nearly
everyone IN town. We only wonder that
the step hasn't been taken before, for surely
no place on the New England coast is better
adapte, 70 yacht racing or has 4 Larger num-
hrr Of fast yachts ana interested Nachtsmen
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VI
At last the question at thp Portland eul-
leet"lshlp mas BEEN Suttlrd Ana tile niaiIv
Maine Democrats who have been on tile
anxious seat 50 lon. can nvw resume the
eNen tenor M their waN> thar IS, I'M tNrrpt
captain Dttring. Mln with ~rep intu the
latest federal office III Maine Ilr Nv
p"lntment Of Captain Dcrling ends one III
the longest contests ever made for fed
eral otflre IN thS State There have hcen
NE candidates tuI the Ntfice Hon. NJ mi
Frank. Hon. William Henry Clifford.
Colonel John NJ. Adams. Hon. Charles
+. johnson and Captain J. ohm W Deering.
Captain Deering WAS one III tile last To
come into the tiell ann until Within 4 few
weeks has been considered rather a. 4
dark horse. MI. Frank and Mr.. Clifford
being regarded the leaders IN all who
have watched tht contest The term Mi
tlt present collector. Colonel Fred N
DOW. expired ort 2n l>sl President
ieNeland has remained undecided all this
time and Collector DOW has been allowed
~ hold "vcr Hon. J@hn W. peeIing iS II
native ~ >aco. y olk county, ana has long
been prominent lumber dealer in Port
land. He was mayer If Portland in 1s>3
and l~~1, and ran fr CnnglesS against
llan- \. II. hvyi u tAr ia~t elactiolI
ile IN Nnt AZ tle mn~t UrrrS~fal Demo-
clat> II the >tate fhe pomland ca-
leetolsltlp is the most itlportant federal
@itiee IN the State inl FiEg Salary is ~l.NOO
A Near PNrfani tayertS+r
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MAJ 4. FRANK TCHINs.

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Mariners Not Pleased.
NEW RULES Of THE ROAD AT SEA FREE
~ CRITICISED.

NEW ri LES Of THE ROAD AT SEA FREE
~ CRITICISED.
Captains Of vessels lyin. at the docks in
Boston are no better pleased With the new
rules OF the road at sea than their New
York and London fellow -seafarers. THEW
| prefer the Oh rules, On tile ground that
| they are simpler, better understood ana
have borne the test of use the world over
! mann years
lhe rules, though adopted BY tile Inter
national Marine Conference Of lsSa have
MT been discussed here until recently
II he tact that 10y act OF Congress and the
proclamation Of the President the new
rules will VA adopted by nited states
vessels after March LIST. brings the Whole
SUBJECT home ~ their attention. ana then
denounce the proposed change as danger
Gus and impracticahle.
Capt. NJ W. Snowman ot tie steamer
| Portland, of the Boston 4 Portland line
said
The new foe signals are complicated
| mess and will IN fruitful of disaster.
They should De entitled u code ID etfect
collisions at sea TIhe new rules pre-
scribe as a fog signal a long blast the signal
! ior gong 70 port is two short blasts il HE
signals one long and two short blasts III
| indicates that ny il going To polt iii fog .
but that is also the Signal for a vessel BE-
inc towed
If many vessels We're in a foe the
multiplication of sounds would ~ Con
fuse captains that they would not dare
to move
The old code is as nearly perfect as
| nnnld he nade, ana should MOI he .hanrpd
| hama ba N. ,,-ill
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" on uerIul ufe nN 1T. 1fteEe Nef-
Hutyhins adds her own Forceful
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CROSBY lSN. Haugh Edwards 4 90, pro-
prietors- Rates - per day.
WINDSOR Hotel. High street, Robert
RrownrIgg, proprietor. Rates - per day.
REVERE, Spring street, f. A. Jones pro-
prietor Rates Sis and $50 per day
The ARLINGTON Cor Main and Pleasant
streets, i. v Miller, proprietor Rates 81
per day.
PHENIx HOUSE. Cor. High and Market
streets, \: 1. Gentner, proprietor Rates,
j. p per day.
The Belfast mail closes at $50 Il. m, and
Il Is and 80 p. m. The mails arrive ON the
arrival Of the trans and stages, for which
time see under head Of trains and stages.
BELFAST FREE LIBRARY.
The Library AHA Reading Room are open
from to > o'clock, standard time. on
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday after
moons, and from 6.;o TO $50 O'Clock Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings
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The Old rules On TO- signaling are ia
vored- ii preference " the new ones. I'm
many, ~ thu broad ground that the
fewer signals ii foggy weather the safer
the Ship. In this connection it is claimed
70 be almost impossible. in many eases,
to tan duration Of sounds, ana even that
ordinary whistles are incapable 81 WIKI
ducing long and short blasts i'll suecessiom
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Gentlemen Your committee Of finance to
whom were referred the several bills for in
spection would report that we have inspected
the same and recommend the following reSo
luton for adoption