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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-15
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct, 10, 1898.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct, 10, 1888.
Mr.. Editor.
Dear Sir:-Please allow me space in
your valuable paper to return my
heartfelt thanks to the Peoples Relief
Association for the $50 90 in full that
l received from the hands of their
President, Mr.. r. J. Bass on aecount Of
the death OF my husband, Henry
Harness.
LULA A. Harness,
804 st. John st.
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A BUSINESS CHANCE, A REAL. RAcu
BUSINESS CHANCE COMES FROM
LYNCHRIIRG VA

me capital Stock of the Hin CITY Renavo.
e ssnt % heiief Association. Shares par Vsine
$3.50; out as IL IS our in tention to open Saw
sSoSk Iof ~ 90 per share at As per cent cash
az anI 'ne balance in three payments OF Is davs
cash ard $3.50 payable at the end of sacb "a
Gays thereafter until the last payment is
MAGE ai making a total OF 81. so.
so cissiueHus declared semt-annually These
~ ~ snares OF stock will be redeemed at the ex
Pss t1ston OF u months. If so desired by said
ers OF this Association are liable on ~ 10 tSn4
un palo SUBSCRIPTION on their stock and NOT
tht liable for any debt or OBLIGATIONS Of
ed A"~oe ana contract
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MISS Matilda Funk. 11o4 Hull street
G GIS Point. Baltimore. Gays: .sThs
U ~ indian Herb Medicine Man at ala
N. Eutaw street, cured me of erysipe-
. .as 40 Inc lace, inf1ammstory rheuma-
slsm, heart disease, salt rheum, dys-
repsis, indigestion. pains and ashes
my toes; sick and sour stomscb snd - =
FEARFUL case OF female weakness co,,,-
monty known ss "whites.'
MISS MATILDA FUNK.
l4O4 Hall Street, Baltimore.
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THE OLD INDIAN
HERB-MEDICINE MAN
Mrs. M. J. THOMPSON.

10 DOWNING ST., Brooklyn, N. J.
peg to call the attention of young
women intending coming North to Ioos
for situations, that have onened .
nrst class Employment Agency at n
downing St.. Brooklyn near Gates
ave IL you write or call on us. will
secure you situation at small cost.
Mrs. III. J. Thompson.
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 4. 'ss.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 4. '98.
This is to certify that received Of
the Peoples Relief Association $4,000
in full on account of death OF my sis
ter-in-law, Mary Brown.
SO forS. CT SMITH,
Short Leigh st.
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Do You Love Health ]? i

e eats everything that is put before
: I'm and is perfectly well in every way.
Respectfully.
GEORGE BRosIUs.
Butcher and Grocer, 1925 Patterson
venu Q. Baltimore.
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the Old Indian Herb Medicines. and AZ
soon as l had taken two bottles I was
renewed, and have continued until now
1 nave taken twelve bottles. Today I
am 1uily as healthy as a man OF NV
age can expect to feel, and have 40
rheumatism nor have any OF the 9th
CT elseases that complained OF for 90
many years. l am as healthy TODAY e
any other man in the state of MARY
isnd. and | can never speak too highly
OF the Old Indian Herb Medicine Man
ana OF his herb medicine. / hav.
snlpped dozens of.bottles of the medi-
cine to mE many friends that Complain
OF rhe umatism and not one OF thera bat
say that it has cured them. You can
cal. at any time to my place Of business
and can tell you in person what Won
ders the Old Indian Herb Nedieine
nan and his medicines have done for
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Mrs. A. z. Jeffries, 1929 81 artford
avenue, says: THE Old Indian Herb
Medicine Man at 816 N. Eutaw strest
cured me OF dyspepsia, ipdigestion'
badly constipated bowels, infiamatorv
rheumatism, lumbsgo, vertigo in ths
head, pains, aches and chilly feelings
from the top of my head to the end Of
my toes. 1 was so bad with vertigo
that TO me it look like flying horses on
merry -go-round," my legs. feet
arms and body were terribly PAINFUL
sore and feverish, was fearful wreck
10 every way and took sll the remedies
l saw advertised, and took all kinds OF
Doctors medicines, but got no better.
l tried hospitals and dispensaries and
stili got worse. Numbers of my friends
ADVISED me co give the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man trial and I did
so 1t was a God-send to me. and h
took only IL bottles OF his herb teas In
cure me and today 1 am a well man in
every way"
A. Z. JEFFRrKs,
1925 Hartford ave., Baltimore, Nd.
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Mr.. r. j. BAss.

u - NEs . AIAC09
Dear Sir 1t is with pleasure that I
make known the fact that received OF
your company the Peoples Relief AS
sociation $500 in full on account of
birth. May the Lord bless and prosper
you 10 your good work. -ri 80 n
~ sra % rs MoLLTR CARRIN0roN, -
- = 26QS QlaiRQzRs sts Sidney.
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money first with one doctor and then
another, but got no relief, but seemed
co get worse all the time until some
one advised me to go to the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man at Gle North Eu-
tew Street, Baltimore and must say
got permanent cure in every way.
Respectfully,
&. A. JONES,
81 w. Franklin st.
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Enclose Stamp for Repl,

Medicine Mans herb teas cured me in
every way"
JOHN F. BAYER,
o36 5. Fremont St., Baltimore, Md.
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Mr.. E. A. WAsHINorox,

Dear Sir PLEASE accept my thanks
for the SO 90 that received in full OF
your noble company the Peoples Re-
lief Association on account OF birth.
loo Lucy SCoTT. short DIST st.
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Mrs. Mary Hennick, 7O6 Fremont st.
says: THE Old Indian Herb Medicine
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
What DR.. Jones. Says of Him.

The death of Dr. Samuel Il. DESMOND
is a public calamity.
We all sympathize with those who
were nearest TO him in the ties of kind
red. We cannot Tepress our grief
when so useful man is taken from
our midst,
/ cannot think of him es dead. DIR.
Dismond was a modest, dignified ply
sician. Inspired with lefty ambition
he sought distinction, not for itself,
but that it might render him more SER
vicable to his race. He labored with a
zeal that never tagged and with a Wig
lance that never slept. He took deep
interest in all things pertaining to the
advancement of the race with which
he was identifie.
As one by one our friends and co-lab-
ors pass behind the dark c9rtain and as
day by day we behold the mighty pro-
cession moving on out OF the sunlight
into the shadows OF the great beyond
there comes voice of gentle admon-
| ition.
Work while it is day, for the night
come th, when no man can work.
SARAH q, JcNEs, NJ D,
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

now and have been for more than a
week There are nearly a hundred
squares Of tin upon our roof; very lit
tie of the old tin could be used 50
shattered was it. The men are now en-
gagged in placing four spikes in q lap Of
tin, soldering each lap, making four
such laps to sheet. 1t is termed in
timers language, "dutchmsn Thus,
we are going over the entire roof at
considerable cost, after which, the
whole must be painted, so we shall
need a great deal Of money TO fix the
roof so that it will not give US any
more trouble.
We are very grateful to those who
have responded and are waiting aDx-
iously for the many whom we know to
be friendly to our work.
Your kind services in giving publici-
ty to the unfortunate circumstance are
appreciated beyond our measure to ex-
press. May the Lord continue to bless
you abundantly,
Yours humbly,
q. w. HAYES.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
MURDERED BIZ A BURGLAR.

Prominent Providence Manufactures
Killed at His Own Door.
Providence, r. l.. March civilian
o. Hutchins. one of the best known
manufacturing jewelers. in the east, was
shot and almost instantly killed by
q burglar who had entered his-resi-
dence about z o'clock last night. The
tragedy occurred in front Of the VIC
TINS own doorsteps. The burglar en-
tered the house by a rear door, and
went to the servants room, from which
he stole SIS. He then went into Mrs
Hutchins' room, and was looking for
valuables there when Mrs. Hutchins
entered. On seeing the intruder she ran
downstairs and told her husband.
After advising his wife to 20 to his
fathers house, next door, Mr.. Hutch
ins took a cane from a rack and was
ascending the stairs to his wife's room
when he heard the burglar open a win
dow and jump into the portico over the
front entrance to the residence. Mr..
Hutchins turned around and left the
house by a side door. intending to head
or the burglar. The burglar dropped
from the portico to a grass embank-
ment below. AS his feet struck the
earth Hutchins dashed at him and
struck him a heavy blow over the head
with the cane he carried. The stick
broke in two, and Hutchins retreated
to the sidewalk. AS he did so the burg
lar drew a revolver and fired at him
Hutchins staggered to a drug store or
the corner and died In Is minutes. Th'
robber escaped.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

stated that he would stand shoulder to
shoulder with them in raising the nee
essary amount. Hymn, What a
friend W. have in Jesus"
Rev. w. r GullIns OF Farmville
made a sympathetic talk. Rev. J. E.
Rawlings of the First Presbyterian
church also made a feeling address.
Rev. Wells stated that as the wealth
er was inclement he would not keep
the congre egation longer, although too
much could not be said of this man
christian and physician. Rev p )
Lewis. State Missionary offered the
closing prayer and Rev. H. Powell,
pastor OF the Fifth Baptist Church pro-
nounced banediction.
The choir sang sleep on Beloved
and Some Sweet Day." as Funeral Di-
rector A. d. Price led the procession
from the church.
The line WAS then taken up as fol-
lows: First Battalion Band, First Bat
TALON. Virginia Volunteers. Planet
Company, Uniform Rank. K of P,
Planet Lodge, Knights of Pythiss; So
cial Lodge, A f A.. Honorary pail
bearers in carriages. Clergy, Funeral
Car. The horse of the departed Bat
TALON Staff Officer with his boots and
sword strapped to the saddle, the FAM
| lily, Sylvia's Court and Household OF
Ruth, and various committees
Arriving at the cemetery re was
buried with Masonic honors. After
the ceremonies Lieutenant Randolph
drew his men in line and gave the Gus
tomary military salute" Captain
Moses johnson sounded taps, and the
vass throng retired from the city oi
the dead Thus ends the career Of one
OF whom we all could say: ''This wal
a man."
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
In Memory Of our Deceased Brother, s
81. DESMOND.

Resolutions on the death OF DIR. Sam
ueI H. Dismond by Sylvia Court, No.
los, I o. o. CaIanthe, K. of P, March
4, 1898.
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God in His divine dispensation to call
from our midst a loving and true
friend and an earnest and sympathet-
ic toiler for his people, and at a time
when we feel we can least spare his in
huence, and
Whereas, the beautiful Christian
character and intellectual attainments
of DIR Samuel h. Dismond made his
services for his Court invaluable. and
made him command the honor aud re-
spect of ali who knew him, therefore
be it
Resolved. That we learned of his
death with profound sorrow; that we
appreciate the services of his life, and
bow in humble submission TO the will OF
our Heavenly Father,
Resolved further, that we may imi-
tate the example of our deceased
brother in trying to elevate mankind
in every respect.
Resolved further, that these resolu-
tions be recorded in our minutes of the
Court, printed in our papers, and copy
be sent to the family.
Signed,
Mrs. KATE THOMAS,
MISS Made KEMP,
MRS HESTER l.. WILLIAMS. Sec.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
The Ward Mourns a Doctors
Demise.
SUNDAY SERVICES GOOD.
ABOUT JOE FIFBs TELEGRAM.
A Grand Ooncert-Gleanings Here and
=. IL

Jackson Ward was again strnck with
sadness on Tuesday night, March 1st,
when It was announced that DIR. Sam
uel II. Dismond had left for the heights
OF the Great Beyond Many were the
mourns and groans of his patients, net
withstanding such was the will of God.
His funeral took place on Friday from
the Ebenezer Baptist Church, around
which hundreds had gathered to see
the last OF this good man. All along
the way to the City of the Dead, crowds
thronged the sidewalk; thus
ITO live in hearts we leave behind,
Is not to die"
Sunday came to us a-smiling, bring
ing with it the welcome voice of early
Spring. Everything seemed to look
gay, while the church-goers were nu-
mSrous.
At the First Baptist Church, the pas-
tor preached the funeral of deacon
George Washington. A large ngre-
cation was in attendance.
Rev Graham was in the Spirit with
his flock on last Sunday, and fed them
from the Book OF Truth
The Sunday School Concerts of the
Moore Street Church, held every first
Sunday night seem to be growing in
order. On last Sunday night the vast
audience was addressed by Mrs. Patsy
Kelley Anderson.
The services at the other churches
were cond ucted in the usual manner.
Death is still marching around in the
Ward and summoning whom he would.
The boys are not getting married so
fast nowadays; but like the snail, We
/ kof
the Spring has fully come.
1t seems that those clerks have re-
turned to their infancy and nurse the
bottle. That white dairy WAGON fur
nishes them q supply daily.
We learn that some OF our girls are
trying boycott an ice-cream dealer by
l-iRg. To attempt o boycott q racs
man on the falsifying pleas OF q tattler,
is fanaticism and il places one beside
such a tattler as candidates for the ia-
natic asylum.
The concert given at the Fifth Street
Baptist church on last Monday for tie
benefit of Rev. Daniel ChamberlaYne
was a grand success. The rendition OF
the programme reflected great credit
on all the participants.
Much talk has been made concern
ing the telegram of Joe Fife which is
supposed to arrive here on Monday.
The.question OF war seems to be con-
cerning the minds of our people. 1t
b0thers us but little, so far as the part
we are to take. The colored folks have
always been put behind all the white
folks, hence we will be behind in q
war.
We believe in Everything for ev-
erybody," when we can purchase and
get everything anybody else can get,
else we are not the body" Selah.
1t seems that that Tidewater B. D.,
has gotten his head into hornets nest
and doesn't know how to get it out.
Well, brother, pull it out and shake it.
Girls, we don't want to speak of that
paint and powder that cover your face,
but don't use it so freely.
Well Ajax" we are still in the ring,
not wounded yet.
MAoNo UNo.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
Alumni Alumni !

The Alumni of the Richmond Nor
NAL and High School will hold its reg
ular quarterly meeting Monday even
ing, March 2l, 1898, at 8 O'Clock, at the
Normal School.
All members are requested to be
present, business of Importance. Bring
dues. All graduates are invited to be
present and-Rlso join.
j. ANDREW BOWLER, Pres,
r. II. THURsToN, Genl Sec'y.
8-5-e8-3t
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Rev. w. H. Crawley of South
Boston, Va called on us.
Try Richmond Steam Laundry for
Fine Work, 818 and 800 N. 7th Street.
Phone, 1905; new phone 502.
Send your cuffs. collars aud shirts TO
Richmond Steam Laundry, 3l8 and
800 N. 7th St.
We return thanks for an invita-
tion to the lst supper of the American
Beauties Club, No l, on the 18th inst
We return thanks for an invita-
tion to the annual meeting of Hello
trope Council, No. 160, /. O. of st.
LIKE, at st Luke's Hall Friday, 11th
instant. at 5 80 p. m. Miss NJ L. Chiles
P. w. c., Ruth Shsckelford, r. c.
Rev A j. Smith of Montgomery
w. Va, has been appointed District Fl.
nancial Secretary OF the Foreign Mis-.
sion Board of the National Baptist
Convention. His field embraces Ken
tucky, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
Michigan and Wisconsin.
MIR. Henry L Payne, who ha:
been speading four moaths at his coun.
try home, Bellfield, Va, has returned
to the city looking we'll.
We learn that Mr.. w II. Hatch.
er has resigned as agent of the Shell.
tering Arms Insurance Company to nc.
cept position as General Secretary o
the Benevolent Investment Relief AS
sociation, recently organized. 1hs
president and secretary of the former
company speak very highly OF Mr.
Hatcher.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
SUNDAY LENTBN SERVICES

At St. Joseph's Church. 1st St, near
Jackson, for the colored people Of
Richmond.
Next Sunday, Rev. K. L. Quade viii
preach an interesting sermon on why
do we sin 2'' All sinners and saints
o'clock. Seats free.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Messrs. Miller & Rhoad's announce
ment OF bargains will hereafter be
found on Page 4. Read their offers.
These gentlemen are too we'll known
to need any recommendation. Their
goods speak for them.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

The first meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
20, was held Tuesday night. March LIST
at Prices New Hall, Leigh st. The
attendance was good and shows an
excellent start. Four new members
were added to the number and the
work was done by Grand Chansellor
John Mitchell, Jr., Deputy Grand
Chancellor, Thomas w. Mitchell
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals,
Thomas M. Crump, Past Chancellors
J II Brice and A Smith and several
Sir Knights of other lodges.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
A Surprise Led.

A Surprise was led on Mr.. Randolph
c. Jones who has been a long sufferer
by Mrs. Lee Anderson and the MEM
bers OF Rosetta Council,~ lao, which
was highly appreciated by the family.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

NORFOLK. VA, February 81, 1928.
PROF. g. w. HAYES.
My Dear Brother.-Your letter was
presented to the brethren this morn
ing and they all expressed by a unani-
nous vote their sympathy. for the
school and its energetic and noble
President. Please accept our sympa-
thy and believe US true to you and the
cause.
Yours humbly,
K H. BOWLING, Sec'y
The T. B. M. Association.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
DR.. BROOKS WITHDRAWS
FROM The DISCUSSION.
Singing Rebuke to His OPP
pOnent,
Whom He Charges with Vio1at-
ing the Higher Rules Of De-
bate.
A Time to be Silent Holds Back His Wrath
for Jesus Sake.
PREFERS TO SUFFER RATHER THAN EQUAL HIS
ASSAIIeANT IN BASENESS OF SPEECH.

Believes that His Antagonist will HVe be Ashamed of
His Sprtand Utterances-Loves the Man, who M1srep-
the Second Church Greved the Spirit Utter
ances of their Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Prof. J. II. Blackwell and his
corps OF teachers presented their tok-
en- oi respect last week to the late DR..
n Dismond in the form OF a beauti-
ful floral design.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

No-ro-fsac for Flfty Gents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weaR
men strone. blood pure. SOC. Al az druggists
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

To Cure Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. iOe or go.
II q 9. Q. fail 70 cure druggists refund mopap
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
ALL THAT rHx SOCIETY ASKS.

Sixth: The officers of the Society in
encours ging he Negro Baptists OF Vir
ginia. Georgia. Tennt ssee and Missis-
sippi to organize education societies TO
cooperate with the Home Mission So
ciety in building up in these several
states both the Home Mission Schools
and those absolutely owned and con
troled by the Negroes are dong what
they conscientiously believe To be for
the best interests OF the Negro race.
They are asking the Negroes to coop
crate with them in securing better IA
cilities for the education OF their own
children only this and nothing more.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

make it very excellent school where
young men and ~Roung women could
receive a commoh English education.
and could receive very fair prepara-
tion for College. The Society will not
only throw no hindrance in their way
bat will aid them by their counsel, ad
vice q, d money, if desired.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets-
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
'oc 40 = Q . . AL arpsSigtG resurd noney
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
NO WAR UPoN INDyiDUALs.

Seventh: The officers of the Society
do not make war upon any individ ual
and they will not engage in any person
al controversy with any one on this
question. They respect the manhood
of the Negroes. and give Co them full
liberty TO do what they think is for the
best welfare OF their people. If any
Negroes think they ought TO build
schools of their o@n, the Society will
throw no obstacle in their way. Its Of
ficers do not appeal to passion or pref
udice, will not resort 20 any form of
intrigue or trickery, but will content
themselves with plain statement of
facts and of principles as they see
them, and will appeal to the goo
sense and the conscience Of the Ne
groes to do that which is for the inter
est of Christian education and which
will rebound to the upbuilding OF the
Kingdom OF God and the promotion OF
the welfare of the vast Negro family
of Baptists in this country.
CONFIDENCE IN THEIR JUDGEMENT.
The officers of the Society confident
ly believe that the purpose AMI meth
DDS OF the Society when fully under
stocd and dispassionately studied, will
be approved by the great mass oi
thoughtful. Intelligent, honest Negro
Baptists of this country.
Very respectfully,
T. j. MORGAN,
Cor. Sec'y.
1 M, Ooor~ M.~.b : 1000
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
A Sketch of His Life.

Samuel Henry Dismond was born
May 30, 1854 in Appomattox County,
Va. His parents, Lafayette and Jane
Dismond decided when he was three
years old TO move to Lynchburg. Sam
uel therefore soon became well ac-
quainted with his newly adopted
home. He attracted attention by mis-
earnest way and polite manners he
heard of the firing on Sumpter and
was old enough to appreciate the SOL
emnity and awfulness OF the great
struggle that was rending the nation.
At the close of the war he was eleven
years of age. His aspirations we're
high and the impulses which actuated
him noble. He entered the school
known as the Freedman's Bureau.
Young Dismond persevered and was
we'll spoken of by both scholars and
teacher.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

The Pythians of this city were
shocked at the death of Sir Knight S.
ii Dismond of Planet Lodge which oc-
Cured Tue esday night, March 1st, be-
tween and O'Clock.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

The meeting of Excelsior Court held
Monday the 28th ult., was we'll attend
ed. The young ladies are thorough
ly interested and the court bids fair to
be in the front rank.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Planet l. dge, % met Monday night,
the 7th inst, at Prices New Hall. A
large number was present and much
business transacted.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
DESMOND FATHERLxss .

The angel of death hovered near and
bore away the husband and young
DisInond, his mother, brothers and
sisters had to struggle on as best they
could The bright mind was to sun It
and at this tender age he left school to
seek employment for the support of
his widowed mother, The door OF
Providence was opened to him and he
readily found employment with the
prominent drug firm " Faulkner and
Craighill at Lynchburg. They noticed
the spirit Of the boy and proved valua-
BILE friends in this, his time of need
But young Dismond's love for study
was not Co be stuffed. He secured the
services of private tutor and in the
silent hours Of the night, after having
completed his daily duties would give
himself Up to ennobling thought and
study.
Attentive, steady, honest and up
right he soon won the respect and es-
TEEN Of all around him, and even the
clerks of the drugstore offered him all
the advantages they could,
HIS DESTINY SHAPED.
II was at this time that his aim for
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Unity Lodge met Friday night at
Prices New Hall, Leigh St. Quite a
number present.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12

Blooming Lily Lodge, 15, met Tues
day night at their hall on P st. Much
business of Importance was transacted.
Richmond planet., 1898-03-12
OFFICERS WOULD BE eRATlFIRD.

The officers OF the Society would be
exceedingly gratified if the Negro Bap-
fists of Georgia, for instance. would at
once rally around their school at Au-
gusta, equip it. endcw it, and bring it
up TO 3 high state Of efficiency Ifthey
would raise s150,0o0 for it, they would