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Chicago. Sept 3 CSpeciaD.-It was rather bear
~ cav IN wheat for the deferred futures Inc
decline erna mated from the Northwest MinneapoAs
enC Duluth being weaker than Chlcaeo. starting
tn decline and carrying them further The sep
terhs- here was relatively arm reducing rs DIS
o,,,-. ~ ~ ana closing - over last Saturday
The December and May were AZ one time "a &c
r-se- last Saturday but closed isa'4c unoer. De
c4te- oD4oe6 al 71&c sold between a. "a 'Vlnc ana
closed - -iq7--sc Eeptenher closed AZ hstc 4he'e
was 70 cash demand. except from me mixer anu
e.evs.o~ nAople The low grades increased thef
>..,l.~.s Tive-,ool was steady but explained that
q a. 49, n me south African political SITUATION.
-,e ,-,.-e i-~reese6 = %, bushels There W4s q IT,
GREASE on u ssage q % 900 bushe4s. WORN my
men. ver4 less than 600 30 bushels me o'oiiai'
statistics cld not attract rnucn s''ei''ioi'' -
,ta, we're either for two for three GAYS. lhe't
-. D. or osrs g., me Northwest. compared "Iin
%. fss- ,es~ 253 cars here, agalhsl 30
AMOS were 20 % bushels. The traoe "as ~
IT, ,o-,hvest sold here: the seaooaro olo nv.
hs,5rr The Northwest stiH has COCO "e0'"e ~.
movement On ne cUrb the Dece''''
~ ..~ vK-ee,
a. -.-a,..s enc c-ov6 being almost unaiiih'
ts,-.,. &c o,e-sold The last prices "eit =
a. o,4- lsst Saturday. September Sole d %
a. 2.o and closed ~ 5lAsc DeceflpSi =
zsqZs-sc. May BOO. There were Nv -
,.-. .,.s, i,s-ac-ior. ne estimate Tor to-i"'i'"
vas -.s care Liverpool was -@c 10 - nt"'' -,
,y-,st,, mater Of South African P'I''
suc.. were l. o. O0o bushels. The Viflpl' u 80,
z o.. bushels The local stock %oI'''' 80. -
decreased o. 900 bushels There was an ihcieaS "
81, 90 ,lsbeis on passage The specuIa'io' II 4a'
ron. The best corn JUDGES declare tha' - - ~
late cor cry weather 20 material! lhJu'' NV ~
t, ,,. g.. a. inst the condition 20 cure me .'i"
e.,lv on me curb me tone was stronger may
3E,e -,
Cats we're firm because corn was Hef'e,I'"
closing a. Z4sc. December. Z'aZp1se' May = "a
pocelpts for three days were 6s cars me eS''lH
for tomorrow. 80 cars. Seaboard cleatahoeS We,
6ss 90 bushels The visible Increased 1leVO s, -,
Al.bougp receiufe here last week "FIv 80 40
bushels the pubic stock increased ONLY i4'''
bushels ...o. - sdvspcI M
Falseed was hrfn-sul a mattei o. aSa N" ~
oil prices higb priced cake ana SINAI Ii,s -
futures Tsre ut lc NC. Sepisnloei lo74ls a.
s. u. October s 0s; December. W. !H r9
had q cars Duluth. Y. Chicago rs i"eS' W."
~proVslons we're frm: pork up 7zc laro ano TIDE
M b. 10 no This in spite OF some sou, =,
MELLOW fever casss az Key West ano OF uecAIeS -
Sproouct al Liverpool Bacon ana hains W. W ~
il In tho English market Tbe cash oeniiaio' =. y
eyer is sharf the manufacturers are puinsh. II ~
believe that stocks IN September VIII decrease
faster than In August -. ,,,.as, ciossd nj
On the curb. puts on DecenpeI w.. a1S 90
nc calls 7Ilfissc Puts on septeinDer ooth55 BOZ ~
ezii5c. calls 4izMsis.c Puts on peeembsr @'se'
caIls zsss@zs,zc Puts on May, See calls, SVtsc.
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MIMI Of Gnmmons
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CUPREME COURT, County OF New lOr


CTPREME COURT County Of New York.
SuMMoSsNew Yors ~ c OK isa oi X krr 7"
No ,hs rlg,n"r ir.f' rifsoMHs l. Ire sna Minn'-
VIE >, me .ed Tn9ns. 4 L. "a Ne Mon ne
me .ad Non zee .,,r',ne Knee &C osor1
r'ns wing c q}ps ssSo az - Hs No. pegpis =
~ STATE % Nev Yo,s. Aesas Isaac sna ~,
T6S. se,h r johnson Ys.sbr, wo9ys1o. Ar'hgr '
6fi ,-ris Gs1 sh.s TIE psopie. b.n q Darae s.s
Iyirbs,n Dayid Duncan. Equitable 1snf@. F.o'' s
y orR I.mls Riessrd Msuaos nenn.s'y ~nsm y
snoh P,9 J.o,o rS ssa scnssl Abraham Hs
RE S4milfon. lsaaf NslIe' Itenr, DOM
NJ IN snnsn Meysfn Any All person or psr'o1,
owner ownsrs unkns~n f''ing OF m 1n,.rs,' IN
e@ :, me premises No Y Mo- se, - ne my 5o, ~
gig by maj t rce q Res So The county o.
r NSS Y6ra IA Llser I5. o Mos,s as S@ ,sSs
o. under Olong Ho4ns l3lng d'-e'std ~ UT 80,
srg us en- sn6 Being Intended i inaee n -
fol- Lg w "ao,, ,1cb vlI auuexed'1 heir
heirs OF Houns L2ang pc re- ne $50 ,-ss
~ la Quons HounE Louns ne VII ~ vivef -. s'rs
n.r " hsrH a, Y" ~ ~sf.ss %, any ,7ist - trs'.
nde VIZ o o4ons h.Ges h9aas e 5Ss .p
viii " the sdmnlst'a,or o. me goas cs''s' &c
NJ, rouns WIDOW q Qaong Houng Loa1g c~'s g.
Mars Z Ellison Harris Cohen. Abrams" 'on'" Marry
o. 20 h rHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANp EACH
Y6gF AXE IREHh HEREBY SUMMONED 70 so.~ey N. or
fbfz
pr rs 'o,ir Arorrey within f~snfv as's sf'sr no
- -, ,1tr surorrons exclusive - no ca - sefF~
"a 4, casA o. your sppear or Ans"-f JIef
,,.rf v be- taken against you Boy c@fat' iN ITO i''-
D'''' Ne" 1''' July di2S ~ wAn9!HaToS
ono. and Pos, once ADDRESS 40 B'oslTs, New York
90, Borough 81 Mania
r.. .,. Defendants Mrs Gnu Qu0fF 'n. We "' No
- ~, ,r.,s Stuu 20, Long lutet Nalla'n hfs
Io,pg widow u QaonS Iiourg Lounf - e1a-l - 80
All nsysor or persons. owner ~ owners IiHi "" hs'h
=, claiming who may have ~ 'f'n af ".i'T .lkh
tt,le ~ interest ~ the penf~s ~ n"'i 49,
81, tb. f.t, ~ New Nors $rougn ~ MH'NH''ahi D.
-. a., mortgage by Thomas = lt ffi DINERS y"
p ,s re-oroed In - REGISTER ~ tn7
count, - NV York LAher 1874 - Moffgas"s page -
,b,c1b o- under Ouong Hprng Lpung 0"'"ssT' sp' IN
L,ovS oerson or persons ~ ne, Or any 81 thfh
sr., being generally end icing n'sndso g. oe nauo-p
~. words with or without such viii snn-s~1 me n'ir
49, b.rs a, Jaw - Quorg Houng Loung o'-drs ne sAln
fl C,ouK lrsai"F o. re-"
los y, 81 Qu,ng HounF Lcung rh' W" q" wives ~ ~
-, 80 uss A. aM dss celsfss l'X4lre 10 lesafs
- ,,,.ts. %, trgsfsr any trust ttlrfs under 80
In -, S,,ne Holns I,oune embracing anecung tho
80 PROMISES The executor Hf rkt'upfs ~ sN't VIII ~
.op,iuisrator oQs ctaftels af4d etefs o,
..,cn ,eststOr win without - h Will enne1s1
The foregoing summons is served upon 1't " pl,i'
one % the Justices II the supreme 9irt %
-. sal. of New YORK dated thf 2'h August 800 aoa
49, Nth ,le complaint he srice ~ no 'lrfh - th9
Ia Suorere Court and % the county - New York. az
,6e tour, HOUSE the city Of New l"rf. Borough 0,
Manhattan 900
Da'eo -" GEORGE @ADDkGTON
Plairur Attorney,
c,.,. s,s Pos, Orc Address Broadway. New y~z
CIV Borough ~ Manhattan
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Oipl0rn0 Notices


New. York CITY ssrtsrhef D - -
\ DIVIDEND Of one and hree-quar'e'> W
y centrum, unc "a. been declared ~ ne preferred
S'osE - Continental Tobacco COMPANY raNsu' % val
l-Hoas ~ NASHATTAN TRfET COMPANY. ~ =" w ~
=, Nr~- lorl 6'i.v on and after tho 2nd day ~ 80
1~q4 ~ ro'fers - salI Preferred si1.k O., s ~,
fra rluran''p stock transfer hooks IN the '." '' "
September i>49 49, ,u D..
Tine transfer books - saA Freier'"i stocsN "" "a
closed or September ,i5'r iSPp at orlo-k p - -,
wiz 20 re.oro-ef october lri 80, 20 10
l. KINGSHC RN. Tf'~l'''
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QcGchcrs
Gfhool AuenCles.

n~~oNnOo~o~orNNNNO>-oN 49,
. MFTIcAN AND FOREIGN TEA,TDRs As s...
n supplies Professor Teachers. Tutor. poirtu@1'''
g. 10 colleges Schools anc PAN lies hpi1 -.
Mrs Il Young FULTON. y trlor H--.--
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-C7o1TINENTAL TOBACCO ComFANl'

No fIfrh ANeiIt
Eev yark city S-ptemi'e- lft 1873
or,-rnrNT) ~ one and three-quarters per
a - 0ue,l ms oeen declarea on fl' Ireferre1
utiss,-,ttneutsl Tobacco 1lI4p@i.J 80 @ie ~
s s - MANHATTAN Trust CSst - ~ - - a.
ST. Ne" ~ bcloeTs II Preferred rt,tt ~ ~ ~ {.
ne Company stock transfer ''''' W
september. 1893 -. ..,e pref.rr.d siock viii pe
Inc u3t s,srnt.l Btu 1889 o. eoch } ID. any
% 10 rs-opened October sra ~. Tresrer
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Surroaate 6 Noiltrs.

TIE PFYSTER. MAkiANNA MOORE.-In
~ pursuance Of a. order o, Hon James Al. fsrnan.
.,,,oSsts ~ the County % New York notice hereby
given % al persons having claims against Aariann.
NoTrs de ~ The 'rurfY ~ New York.
eeas.d 10 present voucher thereof tbs
,uDscri-f ~ place Of trsnsscthg business tne org
o, his attorneys Nessrs. Wilmer Cannelc. No a. val
ftr.et Nanhattsu New York cry. ~ before ne xnf
aay in October 1879 Dated New Ncrs AHrcn Iith loss
WILLIAM NJ DONGAN DE PEYsTkR Executor VII
MFP a CANFfELD Attys. for Executor Ne - Wal 81.
ManhattAn. New YOfk CITY. n Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an oraer Of Hon James

N yarnun a Surrogate. O, The county y New Yors.
Notice hereby Siveu ~ per- "a hae.ns ans
against Augustus r pearss late ~ ths county oi ~
York deceased present the VIII vouchers mercer
10 the subsorioers their place ~ business
No ~ East 2sth Streef. me Borough u hannaiiat
and me cry New Yort of oeior" t'e lo'h aal
No,.n,t,,r next Dated New NcrA. The 5th DAY y MAJ
isga SJslPI.FS v PFAksE rDwAFD rfibtt. -
scutorr Gf'RION BUCK. Attorney to- tfr,liYfs 10
"a flsrtv street Borough Manhattan New orr Civ
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- - ,,-z, YoKN HONDURAS ROSARIO

u F-oaowav. New NQfL, sep. O. -At'
,,,r11, TRUSTEES OF this company nave tAls
- - s. e,vioene % 10 pc share on its
ga, - ravI bic September -. lsf" 49,, .eo,
cAb,l@ sfer hooks viii be closed iron 9i' '" I'f
10 Sept -. 1871 IAOOHY Treasurer
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Gnantial.
Columbus, SandlSEy & Hooking R. R.

To the holders OF General MortGnSe bonds Of
the Columbus. Sapdusky and Hooking Rail-
roads
The Master having continued until october 3D. 1924
the hearing for proving up bonds ara other claims i0
New York CITY uufer the order n mo T. g. Circuit
Court FOR The Southern District ~ ohio.
Notice is hereby given that az General Mortgage bonds
u the COLUMBUS sANpUSKY 4 HOOKING RAIL
ROAD will be proved VI by us with claim ~ priority
10 other liens u deposited before October iSH'
with ,he NORTH AMERICAS TRY 1T COMPANY.
100 Broadway.
Dated York August - ise@
JOHN q. CARLISLE,
20 Broad So. New York
CHAS. :. HINCHNAN.
9O2 se-t Tldc Prf7de'00'a
JOS. Y. RANDOLPH
~ Broad ST.. New YORK
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS Will be received AZ the Bureau
If supplies and ACCOUNT Navy pepsr' nen'; Wash
,rytor n G unt y o'clock noon. S~p'SnlOrf ~ 1879,
"a n,.cy opened inmed stey thereafter 20 furnsh az
th. Nav Yard Boston. Mas quantity o, bolts nuts.
,,,e.s brushes brick. sHOsstos c~msni. hardware
suf skes hinge lochs screws, leather lumber. ang
baf. riv.t rod steel plates. sso zinc eor-,
ing hacking hose glue. painfs cocks. valves gsuSes
and tools BLANK proposals Viii b. furnished appli-
cation 10 the Pay Once Boston. Maze g. The
Bur.nu. \ KENNY. Psymaster General. " r
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Oriorn0 \ oiltfs
I'M COMPANY. .a.

JIatrsar va. LJglsz i'''
DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT. has been
~ oeola-e6 Oh re STOCK 70 COMPANY y. 49, ~
-. Or ls4q s.cRhold.If n r"0t'c .i
p~i - .eDr t.-.sr on Tueslay September - lt'' 2
''' books will close a. ~ -!.''
Ihe -, = - ~ Wa Street. NeV York. OIL l'es-Aa
S.fiember - lsln a. J N Hno W.
"a l5oes4a, October 18th 81 - A l,,,-f-,.y
~ rIJpSl PEAIlE AND OHIO l,AI-Ss1< - -.--
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finautinl nlrrtinos.

TNIoN PtCITIC RAILROAD CoMPhNf;
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the Sto' Nh"'''''
% Union Pacific Railroad company WI ~ r,"h ~
'fe Office ~ Tho Cnrroan, salf lake '1tl. ' o..
I-eq14r october 10th ISna. twelve -" cio'F no."
fl. election ~ fftaou directors ~ fhe COMPANY m
tee 'rarsa-'ior - such other business - NAY '>'
tst.re f.. meeting ,-A
Tire h..s- f.r frl transfer stock both common
Preferred. will 20 closed purposes = nc 20,
80 -he Saturday. september ~ 80,
ana v t- reorored I'm DAY ~ ''t'I'-'-
rho ~ adjournment = saio .,,hsr
- spe = stockholders % he hHid o." 49, -,
p'h sln then 'he say following he date OF wv ''
~ anr elrt .'rurrei meeting. 1890, 80, -..-,.,-v
DATED sueue. 2o'h $50
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WHERE THEY ARB.

France has zoe, 900 square miles in Eu-
rope, 309,66 in Asia, 3,706,752 in At
RIGA Gncluding the zone of French in
fluencel, 1882 in America and -, G5Sin
Oceanica4
The Anglo-Indian empire contains
only 125, 4s0 square miles in Europe, but
it has 2,24s.4 76 in Asia, 2.625,616 in At
RIGA, 3,665,S23 in America and 3,299,7S1
in Oeeanieas
France has 97,5Oo,oOO people distrib-
pted in this manner: Thirty-eight mil
lion three hundred thousand in Europe
%, GOO in Asia, 35,O0o,00O in Africa,
100000 in America and 10000 in
Oceanica. ,-.
The British empire has a population
of 406, 100000 people: of this number
40.4o5,00O ara in Europe. 3OS, 100000 in
Asia, 100000 in Africa, including
Egypt; 100000 in American colonie.
and $4,000 in Oceanica.
England occupies the first place IN
respect to her population and area She
contains a quarter of the human race
A second quarter is Chinese. Almost {
third quarter is contained in Russia
France, United States end Germany
Three-quarters of the population Of tn
globe are therefore governed by onl,
six states.
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To California Via the Midland. Route.

Every Friday night, at 1895 p. m, q
through Tourist Car for San francisco,
carrying fret and second class passen-
gers, leaves the Chicago. Milwaukee &
Sc. Peal Railway Union Passenger
Station, Chicago, via omaha. Colorado
Springs and Salt Lake City { with stop
over privileges at Salt Lake City,, for
all points ia Colorado, Utah, NevadI
and Californie.
The Tourist Oar berth rate from Chi
cago 60 San Francisco is only $500
and the sleeping car berths should be
reserved few DAYS in advance OF de-
pArture of train.
Through tickets and sleeping car &C.
commodAtions can secured from any
agent IN the east, or by applying st the
Chicago. Milwaukee e st. Paul Depot
or Oity Ticket Offices in Chicago.
Send for II tree illustrated Oalifor-
mia folders. Address George n. Heal
ford. General Passenger agent, Chica
| q, ILL.,. or John r. Pott, District Pas
senger Agent. WiliiAmsport, Pa.
e2 &c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

No. 200 w. 2Ist ST., AMI wnsn the az
pointed hour came, the bride and
groon were ushered into the pelaeiai
parlor by Mr.. Ulysses Cunningham aud
Mr.. Richard I. Cogbil, Jr., where DE-.
A. Binga proceeded In his usual sol
emu manner to unite them as man and
wife. The happy couple boarded the
9 :O5 train fer Surry County, TO spend
their honey moon. May they live
long and happy life.
Mr.. Edward Nelson, Of SurrY Go. 4,
Va. arrived in the city early Tuesday
morning to witness the marriage OF
his sister. He returned home with
the bride and groom, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Amy Brown, OF Ches-
terfield 90.
The funeral OF Mrs- Alice Jefferson,
who passed beyond this vale OF tears
Friday morning. Sept. 8.h. at about 10
O'Clock, took place from the First BAp-
tist Church, Sunday morning as Il &c
O'Clock. She had been sick for some
time, but bore all her suffering with
Christian fortitude. DR.. A. Biuge, JE.
preached . pathetic sermon. She leaves
q mother and father, three brothers, 8
host OF relatives and friends TO mourn
their loss. zone by one we are CROSS
ing the river"
Mr.. Charles Jefferson, who was call
ed TO the city by Telegram on accoun
OF the illness OF his sister, returned T.
Philad elphiA Thursday.
Mrs. Robena Elliott arrived in on
city Wednesday from Boston, Mass
She looks well.
The Good Samaritans at the Grant
will have their annual sermon preach
ed by Rev. g. O. Coleman the 4sh Sun
day ia this month. The 6amaritaus Q
Richmond and Manchester are invites
I TO attend: also the public. The Gran
Chief. GRAND Secsstary aud all oil tn
Deputies will grace The oSesslon'
All aboard for Norfolk tomorrow
night. The band boys are expecting
great crowd. Fare, 81 round trip.
BIG TWO.
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boutwell, PARK.

Boutwell, Park is now open for pie
nics and excursions. It il nicely iocst-
ed about % miles, via r. F. & P. Ry.,
~ miles via O. & 0. RV., north OF Rich.
mond, Va. DIstance from cars SOC
yards and about minutes walk GO
train. It is we'll supplied with swings,
two very fine wells and also . good
shelter from the rain with q pavilion
40xSO, also q roomy hall that can ac'
commodate about two or three hun
dred people.
For further information apply to ]
r. FerEell, president, Union Depot; Z
f. Robinson, vice president Custom
House. Richmond. Va
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Benevolent Investment
And Relief Association

OF VIRGINIA
Chartered by Legislature of Virginia
| MAIN OFFICE: 3x w. LRIGH Sr.
RICHMOND. VA.
Sick and Death Benefits Paid. Those
who do not keep . regular Bark Ae-
count, the plan OF this Association
takes its place.
MONEY LOANED to members Ga
PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE SR
Curl TIES on small weekly pa yment'
Interest Paid on ali Deposits. Eos
further information apply 1t ehe EaaiC
Office AGENTS WAIVED
Rev. G.. O. Coleman. Presidents
Prof. J. H. BlaskweIi. 6ee'E & Manages
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Planet Lodge, No. %, wilt nset on
next Monday night aud all msmbsrs of
the lodge ara Requested to attsnd.
Visitors who are in good standing ia
thsif own lodges ara always welc1m }.
The program will as usual be- very in-
teresting aud to miss she meeting will
be to miss treat,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

The Eodowmsnt Department. is
among the best aud Is able TO pay the
$3.50 90 promised by said departments.
The amount is worth having aud has
sUffi ,ient TO draw auy right thinking
person who is anxious TO have his loved
ones protected when he has bsen sum-
moned to answer tbs last Eoll call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

The lodges OF the city ara all in =
prosperous condition aud are able 80
meet the demands ascending to ia sir
obligations. Many have eoioYed the
bsuefts accruing feom their "a smb ar
ship 10 cases OF sickness aud mRuy q
widow aud nlsher has resolved the
death fee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

There will bs . epeeiAE meeting Of
the Alumni Association of the RiSk-
mond Normal Sshool an the said build
ing. Monday. 9eps. 25ths 1888. All
graduates and memberss AKA earae0tfY
invited co BE- present ~ 5 p. IA Bxsi-
ness OF importance demand y00x at
tenti0n. Daes 25sea. q quarter.
". z. BUeEkLE, RreG
&. II. rzrasr0x. Gan. Soc
at0-16
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Tbs rapid growth OF tbs order during
the last toSes years has besn dus sons
whso to the fast thss thl5e in authori-
ty have been very energetic aud thsi
influences has caused many TO ioiu the
thought OF so doing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

~ni.e DO1los uot = ssUr il AittSsss
work OF the bodies. Dsfng subj sct 60
approval in New York, while the col
ored are in their doiDgs subj set TO APP
prevail in New York ss in the Georgia
colored Baptist body recently organiE-
ed, Whatsoever is done, is subjest to
the approval OF the secretary of ths II.
M, Society.
The following il from the last issus
OF the Religious Herald: 1T has been
but few years since distinguish re-
representatives. OF the Baptises. North
aud South, met at Old Oiut, Va. and
formed q plan for the corporation OF
white Baptists of b 9TH sections in mis-
sionary work for thu colored Baptists
OF tbs South. We regret to have to
say this undertaking though it promis-
ed so much ii the beginning. has Tor
the mos part proved failure. The
Blptists in AlRbama aud South Caro-
liza have withdrawn from the arrange
ments, and we are appr5heusive that
the white Baptists 10 other southern
states will decline to scontinue this CO.
operation scheme"
NO MErHoDIsM IN BAPrrsr cHURCHEs.
So mote it be. We say so. bscause,
the printed compact as il is sails d
makes the GeDarsl Missionary virtual
~ Presiding Elder. We are Baptists
we are not Methodists. In mr. next l
shall review the pointed compost.
How many colored brethren wsre in
the Old Point Conference2
| The Georgia Baptist says: "rhe man
OF Virginia who are standing by the
: missionary and educational work OF
: the denomination are the men who are
| walking in the footsteps marked by
!! Jesus Christ. The white separatiouist,
! and the colored reperRtiouist are go usl-
ly the foes OF the people, and the cause
OF God and humanity"
SSuc,s.. borders on blasphemy, A side
! thrust a. Dt. Love did not En1w
that Uncle William had any such IL
logical logic, 10 either his brains or
bosom. l sm surprised that the learn
ed "Virginia Baptist" endorses s1ch
nonsense.
ABOUT "GoING 1T BLIND"
. The Baptist says: ITO endorse the
: action OF the convention at Lexington
9 is simply to 20 it blind" About %
= Baptiss organizations have endorsed
|. the actions of the Convention. Ara
they going it bind? II they are, it is
a good blindness The co-operationist,
: may cut off heads, brew beat, bulldozs
: students, threaten pastors to work
> them out OF their churches, yet thous-
auds will go 1T blind. Whers is the
!. $4,000 the co-operationist promised al
Charlottesville co raiser How much
OF the $85 900 promised at Norfolk tc
g Nbs raised, has it been raised?
r The last account I heard OF iT. only
So 600 cash had been raised. Where il
the $500 drawn the Convention fund al
Lexington By brethren who moved
heaven and earth 80 get on the STATE
Mission Board, then went to ridewater
Z aud resigned from the Board, a1d
= threstened others il they did not re-
9 signf IL there not ID. D., who made
- way with Convention money and ha
z never paid it. What say you run aw 81
q prophet "Jonah"7 'f,..s.',... .....
SKNNox.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16
PYTHIAN NOTES.

The Knights OF Pythiss Is one OF the
most progressive orgAuix Alto As ia this
country aud young nam are holdiny
very prominent positions. Ia fast che
young men are holding up the banner
aud eni Dying the bsnedis-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

Thu question 10 being Aeked quite
frequently WherV can get niee shave
-Woodscn Scott's IL the piece. He IL
Timely equipped for she busiaess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.,
OF Richmond aud Sir N. A. Twitey.
Chairman OF Committee on Finance Of
Grand Lodge OF Va, are no at Jssk-
sonville, Fla, attending the Supreme
Lodge Session.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

For fine fiah AMI produce call on
Mr.. II F. Jonathan. His experience
in the business viii enable you to get
satisfaction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

Planet Company, No. 8. acid most
interesting meeting on Wednesday
night, the 18th inst. The line on sers
from all the companies were present
and many OF the Brigade aud Rsgi-
mental STATS were pr ssent also Mat
ters were discussed relative 20 the
grand parade and banquet TO be had IN
Ostober. The meeting was very en-
thueiastic and much business wa
transacted. s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

On last Monday night Virginia Lodge
No. 8, held . most interesting nesting
The attendance was good aud much
business OF importance was transacted
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

Richmond Lodge, No. I. will meet OF
Monday night. The Chancellor Com
mander is very dsuroCs OF having al
members of the lodge attend early.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

GO with the boys who will surely
give you . nice time Co Norfolk next
sunday night, $LO0.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

IL your friends are away from the
city, send them the PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

Sylvia Court meets Tuesday evening
ALI members are req uested co be prss-
ent at the time OF opening.
N0Nan
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-16

I ssraa9o that in ss-OPeration With