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THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in PhiIadel-
min aud RnIfIrnnro

As Reflected by Dealings In PhfIadel-
phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8-Flour dull and
weak; winter superfine. S2.90ds10: do. ex-
ira, $s.25ds5O; Pennsylvania roller. clear
$4Q4-25: do. straight, M.30G4.50; western
winter, clear, $4-20d4.40: do. straight. $3.50
4475; city mills. extra, $S.256TS5O Rye
flour dull and unchanged at $2.6072S0 per
barrel as 70 quality. Wheat shade
hrmer; No.2 red, 97lzN97%c.; No. Penn
sylvania and No. Delaware red. spot
sS1zG9S%c. Corn quiet; No. yellow. for
local trade, 3411N35c-. No. 2 mixed, IN ex-
port elevator. S314@SS$c. Oats slow: No
white. S0SzGS1c.: No. / white clipped
S11kc.; No white. clipped. S0IkG31c Hay
dull: choice timothy. $50 for large bales
Beef firm: beef hams, $2S024c. Pork firm:
family. s12Q1250: mess. $10.25G10.50: short
clear $10.50912.25. Butter firm; western
creamery, l4sxQ2oc.; do. factory. 10l4c. !:
Elgins. 20c.s imitation creamery 136117c. I:
New York dairy. 156lSc.; do. creamery,
l4QI19c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints Job
bling at 23G26c. do. wholesale, PC. Cheese
dull; large, white and colored, September,
S15c.; small do. do. September. 9G914c I;
light skins. 6Q6ikc.; part skins, 4G5Ikc ;
fun skins, 2Gsc. Eggs steady; New
York and Pennsylvania, 17c.; western,
fresh. Ice.
Baltimore. Feb. s.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat firm; spot and month,
9Slk69S1<c.: March, S8ikG9S3tc.; May 96ib63
y
southern. by sample. 9<Q99c.: do. on
grade. 941kGJSS7kc. Corn firm; spot and
month. SSlkQS35sc.; March. s33s3Ikc [:
steamer mixed, S2ikc-; southern, white.
22d344c.; do. yellow. 326I34c. Oats firmer;
No. white. 20G2oizc.; No. mixed, 2SG
2S1kc- Rye firmer; No. nearby, Sac; No.
2 western, 55c. Hay steady: choice tim
Othy, $13. Grain freights quiet, but easy;
steam to Liverpool. per bushel, sgd,
March; Cork. for orders. per quarter IS.
, TNe-l.r orxr- g
Sugar strong and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged. Lettuce S1251
1.50 per basket.
Fast Liberty. Pa. Feb. s. Cattle
steady: prime $49O@5; common, s.. 5OQ4;
bulls. stays and cows, $2ef4. Hogs fairly
active; prime medium weights $4,000 Is:
heavy Workers. $-10d4.15; heavy hogs,
$4-o564.10; light Workers. s49405: pigs,
S. 75QS.95; good roUghs. $3.25Q3.e5: COM
mon to fair roughs, $250Q3. Sheep slow
and lower; choice. $4.7064.SO: common,
3. S0Q3.S5; choice lambs. $565.SO: common,
TO good, $4.6Od4.65. Veal calves. So. 1907 25.
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DANVILLE LETTER.
DANvILLF. VA

DANvILLE, VA.
The church services at Calvary Sun
day we're we'll attended and very inter-
essing. beginning IN the Sunday school
The pastor, Rev g. w. Goode, preach
ed two powerful sermons during the
day. The text in the morning Danisl
4th F; subject, Pride" In the evening
bland writing on the wall"
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
Meeting at p. NJ. was a delightful
service.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Spraggins
was preached at High Street Baptist
Church Sunday morning at IL O'clock
Owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev.
w F. Hall. Rev. r. G. Adams officiat-
ed The deceased was one of the old
est members of the High Street Bap-
fist Church, as she was in her 90 year
She leaves an aged husband and four
children to mourn their loss.
Five children were burned to death
about o'clock Sunday morning. A
house occupied by Jennie Smith, col
orSd, who lived one mile beyond the
corporation limits of this city, was
burned to the groung and five of her
children persisted in the flames. The
mother escaped with her babe.
The Danville famous colored min
strell will make their first appearance
for this season at the Academy of mu-
ic on February DIST after which they
propose to make tour of several ci-
lies in the state. The company is COM
posed of the best coiored talent in the
city. Every thing is frst-elass and
strictly up tO-date One Of the new
features which they will present will
be- the Great Camp NJ citing such as
you have never seen before In this sec.
ton All have been carefully trained
under the skillful management OF Mr..
y +. X Boisseaux.
Rev. w L. Hall is on the sick list.
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News About the City.

Nj, Shirley Spurlark. on Wednes-
day, the I'd instant, moved into his
newly bought home. the Bransfurd
property on Clay st.
Miss Malinda Johnson, on Tuesday
Fs bruary Let, moved into the Ander-
son property, on South Broad st.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas and family will
leave Saturday evening, the 18th, for
Vivian, w. Va, their failure home.
Mrs. Julia Willis, of Big Hill, is sick
at the home Of her father, Mr.. Hekry
Hale, On Chapman st.
Mr.. Larby Philips is quite sick at his
home.
Mrs. Sallie Gaines, of l5l Chapman
Street. who has been down with pneu-
MONA is convalescent
The one hundred and thirtieth ami
versary of Bishop r Allen will begin
Sunday, 18th, at a. M. K. Church.
Rev. w. w Brown, pastor of High
Street Baptist Church, Roanoke. will
exchange pulpits at III O'Clock Sunday,
18th, with Rev. b y. Fox, pastor Shit
l0h Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

the appointments OF superintendent
ior the 5th District Of the street clean
lng department A few bets nave Dsen
'" abe on favorites. and there will be
-ome sad faces when the contents o
Mayor Masters green bag ia made
known. The fight as it now stands is
between Messrs. John G. MINIS, an
ice-cream manufacturer John 7. Car
ter. sr insurance agent and State Cen
trail Committeeman and I. d. Oliver
An excursion agent for the and o..
All three men are prominent and clean
cut politicians. The fight is friendly
one, rs the very best feeling exist
among the candidates and their sup
porters. Councilman Harry Gum
mings Of the 18th Ward in which the
three candidates, are pushing the claims
OF Mr.. Oliver and hopes 90 land him
safe Mr.. Carter expects his prestige
as dictator in the ward TO carry him
across the bridge. Mr. MINIS is dot
ing on his popularity with Mr. NAL
ster's chief lieutenants and public SEN
timent. Nc. Minnis seems To be the
winner but in fight of this kind il is
extremely hard to pick the winner
Ne hardly think that Mr.. Carter will
get it. as his age and lack OF political
sagacity may work against him we
/ TRUST uo1 tuc oCctr VINO IuuSb OF course
be the most deserving man, will get
the job IL we we're asked to name
the man on whom public sentiment
had rested her verdict, we would readi
ly say ]. +. MINIS. He is undoubted-
ly the logical candidate
The MARYLAND I'd on Republican club
of which Ne J. &. MINIS is president,
is the strongest organization of its
kind III The state. 1t meets weekly on
To ssday nights and discusses every
political phase. Its members are
among the most substantial and brainy
men OF the state Any one residing
within the bounds of the state, is elig-
bic to membership.
Revivals are in progress at q good
many Of orr churches, and have been
for quite q while. The results in many
instances has equal expectations.
| DIR. J. I Jenifer ami DR.. Harvey
johnson are looked upon as being the
leading Theologians of the city. Their
! theorizing generally leads to logical
} conclusion which never fails to instruct
nor do they lead to false doctrines
r Madison Street Presbyterian Church
> has no permanent pastor. Rev, Sewell
+ a graduate oil Lincoln is the supply
pastor.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa
n w. Reynolds 500sz SO 18th st
E 2 Mackens, l1I6 Pine st
James + Warwick, 254 S 18th st.
w II Brooks, 1870 Webster st.
Andrew Kink aio. 1918 Pine st.
+ Kohler, 1910 Pine st.
Chas Hill, S w cor 18th and Arch s
ROPER, N. @.
Lenox Gay lord.
RICHMOND, VA,
N Winston, 537 Brook Ave,
w II. white, SOL w. Leigh st.
RUTHERFORD n }
r L Burrel
SPRINGFIRLD o
Willie Dickerson Is N Fountain Sc
STANTON, VA.
Lee Jordan.
WAxNEsBoRo. VA,
Mrs. Emma ]. Pendleton.
WINSTON, N c,
Samuel Toliver
WARRINGTON. D G,
E e Cooper, 500 9TH Street. N w
WILMTNGToN, NC.
W II Moore, Mulberry Street
YoUrosrowN O
John WParkere15 Forster st
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accorded him yesterday reflects honor
upon Minister Thomas and upon the
United States. Mr.. Thomas was con-
veyed to the royal palace in the kings
own carriage-the celebrated Seven
Glass Carriage" as 1t is called. This
magnificent equipage was drawn by
four richly caparisoned horses. The
coachman and footmen wore the bule
and silver livery OF the king. In ad-
vance galloped an outrider. mounted
on a black stallion At the palace Mr..
Thomas was received with especial
honOrs, and in reply TO the minister's
address King Oscar warmly compli-
mented Mr.. Thomas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12
German Retaliatlon i.

Berlin, Feb. 5.--The vigorous protests
OF Andrew d. White. the United States
ambassador, were successful in secur-
ing a modification of the order OF DR..
MIGUEL. Prussian minister Of finance,
in wholly excluding American fruits.
The bundesrath modified the order by
providing for inspection of American
fruits, they to be excluded only when
diseased 1t is believed. however, that
this will be construed into practical pro-
hibition. in retaliation for the American
system of discriminating duties on SUI
gar from bounty paying nations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12
Do You Know9

Wanted information Of William Lew
is, about IS years old, who lives on
Midlothian road. Chesterfield County,
six miles from Richmond He left has
home January 10th and has not been
heard of since.
Any information about him will be
thankfully received by his daughter,
Lima Martin, at number / west Main
street, Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

wish to know the whereabouts of
my father. Tucker Woodson, who was
sold just before the war.
Their 0naster's name was Louis Pc
ter of Albemarle County, Va about
10 miles from Charlottesville, Va, on
the sand road.
My mothers name is Else. Sha be-
longed to Tucker Coles OF the same
place My father lived two miles from
my mother. l was - years old when
they we're sold.
Any Information will be thankfully
received by
JOSEPH WooDsoN,
SO N. Albany ST., Ithaca, N. Y.
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Made Homeless by earthquakes.

Constantinople. Feb. 9.-Shocks of
earthquake continue to be felt at Bal
,keer, Asia Minor. and in its vicinity
About 1900 people, have been rendered
homeless. some $500 houses, so mosques
and 10 khans have ben more or less de-
stroyed, and 100 persons have been kill
ed or injured.
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lighthouse Demolished by Ice.

New York. Feb. 9. - Appropriations
for all departments of the government
OF New York, with the exception of the
department Of education. have been
apportioned by the board Of estimate
and apportionment. The final grand
total Will be about So. O97 600
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

Montevideo. Feb. 9.-Several officers
have been arrested for completely in a
military plot and others have been
cashiered for refusing TO pledge their
support to the president ad Interim
Senior Cuestas. The proclamation of a
dictatorship is daily expected. Cuestas
Is losing popularity. owing to his in
decision, and many people are leaving
the city In order to escape enrolment
In the national guard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

New York, Feb. 9.-The lighthouse on
the Delaware river at the mouth of the
Salem river was undermined Monday
night by the ice which was floating
down the river, and collapsed. The
keeper was ashore when the collapse
came. This is the second time within
ten years that the lighthouse at this
point has been demolished by the ice.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

WANTED For United Slaves Army
VV abled bodied. unmarried men, be-
tween ages Of 81 and 30, Citizens Of
the United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak.
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply to Recruiting Office, 624
Fast BROAD ST.. Richmond Va
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Trnin Wrecker Norden Confessas

San Francisco. Feb. 9.-Salter d.
Worden, convicted of wrecking a mail
train bearing a guard of United States
Eoldiers near Sacramento, Cal, during
the great strike Of 1894, has confessed
his crime to Governor Budd with a
view Of receiving a communication OF the
death sentence from the executive Of
the state He says he. with several
others. had been ordered by a com
mittee Of strikers to wreck the train.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12
UNITED AID & INSURANCE co.
InOOrOOrated Under .he Law Of Yirriuia.

This Company is doing great work.
1t cares for its sick members ard pro-
yides for their burial.
1t pays from 81 so to $40 O0p4r week
when sick and from SIS 90 TO SIPS 90 at
death.
IL Record: Three years success
full business; over (lSOOO) eiohteen
thousand members received over
1000 sick and death benefits paid.
Reliable young men and women can
always get work in this Company.
Write 20 us 81 once and saw what
field you wOu like to work.
Main office. 500 +. Broad Street,
Redmond, Va.
HoN. J.E Byrd. President.
BANL !. HILL Secretary.
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OUR MINISTER TO SWEDEN.
Mr.. Thomas Greeted with -darlzod
Honor by King Oscar.

Na ~ -AaAe@ OH~@Aas
Stockholm. Feb. 9. - william w.
Thomas. the new American minister
to Sweden and Norway. was received
in special audience by King Oscar for
the purpose of presenting his creden-
tials. This Is the third time Mr..
Thomas has represented the United
States as minister 70 Stockholm, some
thing unprecedented in the history of
the Swedish court, and the reception
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

----.u-
Lieut. ell ant h. c. Gillian of Jer-
sey City, N. j., was in The city this
week
Mr.. Thomas II. Moore, Jr.. who
has been indisposeo Tor four weeks, is
improving unoer the skillfui treatment
OF DR.. Jefferson
Mrs. Susie Reade and children
left for their home in Morristown, N
j. this week. Mrs. George T.. John
son OF 426 Webster ST.. mpanied
her
Mrs. A. A.. Watkins, formerly of
Richmond, Va and member.oi oJh
Mount Zion Baptist Church, has bsen
sick at Oakland, Cal.
Prof. Booker 7. Washington with
others viii deliver an address at the
MaulsOn square GARDEN, New York
Clly, on the anniversary of Lincoln's
birthday, February I'm. kx-Prt ST.
dent Grover Cleveland is to preside.
The marriage of Mrs. Nancy
Cooley 10 Mr.. heLry Mason, will take
place Al the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. " Wyatt's, lob North 4th street
tuesday February 10Th at9 O'Clock
p. M. trenos are invited, no caIds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12
no MaILa Onr Flnr IInIforrn

Washington. Feb. Representative
DalzeIl, OF Pennsylvania. has intro
Guced a bill to secure uniformity in the
American flag and establishing that
white stripes and IS white stars on
blue field.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

Rev. H. R. Williams, or the
Fountain Baptist Church will preach
at the 10Th Street Baptist Church on
the Second sunday night at O'Clock.
All are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

It's an honor to borrow money be-
cause il shows that some one will
trust you. Call on Mr.. +. A. Washing
tor, the cashier OF Nickel Saving FAX,
6Ol N. 10Th It.
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MnTInE-

Horace 8. DAVIS is no longer employ
ed at the Leigh Street Studio, 81 West
Leigh st q, and is not authorized TO So
licit orders or collect bills for the Stu
dio.
If JEROME EFT cIB.
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PLANET DEPOTs

The PLANETcan be found at the fol-
owing places every Saturday:
ATLANTIC Cry NJ
w @ Robertson 10 N Michigan Ave
BRIDGEPORT, CoNN.
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Gust streets.
BERKELEY, VA
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Bosror, Mass.
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S III Hunter, 81 Camden st
BALriMoRE, MD.
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Cascarets Candy Catl,artic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing 10 the taste act gently
and positively on Kidneys liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habituAl constipation
and biliousness. Please buy aud try a box
OF &. 9. 9. to-day; 10, -, 30 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 70 cnre bv all Druggists
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

Do you want the use of money dur
ing these hard times? III so, the Nick
Ell Savings Bank of Church Hill will
furnish Won.
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THE NEGRO BAPTIST
PUBLISHING HOUSE
REV. GRAHAM'S pow
ERFUL PLEA.
He Appeals to Race Pride.
THE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE
A Negro Deity and Bible-A
Bishops Startling Utter
anceS.
MUST HELP ITsBLF-THE QUESTION
OF THE HOUR.
Must We BE Against Ourselves p Begin
ming of the Idea.
MUST HELP ITSBLF-THE QUESTION
OF THE HOUR.
Must We BE Against Ourselves p Begin
ming of the Idea.

That the Negro Baptists should come
into the possession OF ideas looking to
the DAY when Publishing House, for
the purpose of sending forth Church,
Sunday School, and other literature,
should be established and controlled
by themselves, is not the unguarded
thought of day. Neither is it indica-
tive of the spirit of ingratitude as has
been often proclaimed by Il ose who
would reverse the natural order Of the
wheels of progress and thus forever
subjugate a noble, but cruelty mis-
treated race, to the perpetual level of
underlings-hewers of wood and draw
ers of water. The thought, l say is moi
the outgrowth of the wild revengeful
ambition of few disaffected persons
seeking unmerited pIominence--
thrusting themselves into public no.
tiCe
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathnrtic Zoe or CSC.
II G. g. 9. fail 70 cure druggists refund moneu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

a GRAND
Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment,
For the Benefit of the SICK and
POOR given by st. Stephens Charity
Club at
81. John, the BoptiSt's Hall,
LIST st. bet. Duval and Jackson.
TUESDAY, FEB. 18TH, 1898.
At 2, a..
ADMISSION $50.
MISS ELISE r. GRIFFIN, Pres,
Miss NARY Z. CHASE, Sec'y.
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A NATURAL MEDICATION.

On the other hand it was a most nat
ural indication of the evidence Of
growth and progress in our great Ne
gro Baptist family. Growth and prog
ress in the direction of material man
hood. in the direction of Intellectual
and Executive fitness qualities we
have always felt that our Northern
benefactors longed TO see in those up
on whom they were spending, with
pray ers and faith, such munificent
snr.s CO financial aid, trust Nc shall
not disappoint them in this most time
" movement of the wise men Of the
denominatio to publish our own Sun
dsy School literature.
Our peculiar, well-defined environ
meDts as 8 race-as q christian demon
ination, demand particular efforts on
our part in maintaining a proper and
sppreciative place in the social, edJ ca
tionsl snd religious fabric of the ma
tion and land.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12
A. NJ. E ZION CHURCH.

Mayo ST., bet Ro md Broad SITS.
Rev. s L. Newly, pastor. Preach
i~g at IL a. m. and , 2. NJ, Su 1day
School, 3 P NJ; Preaching 1880 P. M.
Thursday night, Prayer-maeting. IT,.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

Lie ui ell ant h. c. Gillian Of Jer-
sey City. N. j., was in The city this
week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-12

France. England. all hSve a theologic
trend Of thought respectively peculiar
Of their own.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-08

Lewis and Royle and Henderson, in e'Friends, Mexico" and Capt, Impudence." For the past two seasons "Tennessee's Pardner" has been under bis personel management With his thorough knowledge of theatricals, gained by years Of ex- perience and conscientious work, Mir. Aist0n has won the confidence of managers of local theatres and their clientele. His honest dealings and ''reputationfor being high toned and legitimate" In everythinging he offers them, accounts for his success. "Tennessee's Pardner" Is announced at the Pine Bluff Opera House, October 10.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-08
A Cnrfew Law.

At meeting of the City Council Monday night Alderman Hightower moved that the Ordinance Commit tee be directed to prepare and pres cut before the next meeting of that body curfew law
 This should be done at once and will no doubt be carried unanimous ly. There are running about upon the streets of this city every night young boys who are fast learning the many evils that confront them through life The writer has had oceasion-much to his regret-to see youngsters puffing away at cig- arettes on our streets at all hours Of the night Midnight hours have been and are the ruination-the first steps in the downward path -of many of our boys Boys who would in the natural course of events if trained aright and restricted as to the time spent loafng around town would have turned out to be good, law-abiding citizens in every sense of the word.
 It is our earnest wish that this law may meet with the hearty sup port and recognition that it de. serves, and may we be able to pub fish at an early day the presentation and the adoption of "A Curfew Law.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-08

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