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Start good Won easily by a neck. lengths between
SECOND RACE-For maiden hllies. years old; SSoo
added: special weights. Five furongs,
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Apprentice allowance
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c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County OF New
York. Is hereby AL persons having
claims against Frederick r Wood. la,e Of County
Of deceased. present same with vouch-
subscribers.
Room 500 49, Street n ths
CITY OF lew HoV&. before the eleventh day Of
February Dated New York. day u August
1900.
CLARENCE W WOOD EUGENE II. CONKLIS EIsc-
ENNEvER & TRAUTMANN. Attorneys tnr Executors
Room So6l lS2 Nassau Street Borough Manhattan
York CIV.
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Qanrina Ara0emies

Dantln9 Araoemles
1EltNA Npo'S pA%t" 80 ACADEMY III West 42nd
St-Casses and -trcuY private lessons every day
and evening
n, GEORGE DopwoRTH
L. Nos. IL ana II 49th Street
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
Season Now Open.
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NEW YORK SrPRE1LE CnrRr -CnINrz

GEORGE H HART Re.4-.s.
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THE RACETRACK.
FOUR FAvoRITEs OUT OF SIX FINISH
FIRST AT JENNINGS.

Washington. Nov. q CSpeciaD.-The sport at Ben
nigs this afternoon OF the regulation calibre
and usual favorites captured the best share OF
the honors four of the six earning first position
The feature Of the days developments the
victory OF Orienta. When last out Burns rode her.
and his exhibition caused lot OF talk. FOR Sadie s.
won in q eaIlop by six lengths with Queen Carnival
q length and half in front Of Orenta. To-day
with the weights and difference Of only half
furong in the journey, Orienta made all the run
ming and beat ont Sadie s, who was TO .
fsvorite. McCue rode the FLY to-day. The petition
of the horsemen for extension OF the meeting
until Christmas goes 10 the Jockey Club tonight
and favorable reply is looked for. II the sanction
be obtained the management are perfectly Will
ing 10 continue Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Eandicap for threeyear-ods and upward;
$500 added Six turlongs.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
SAMARITAN NEWS.

J. w. Thompson Grand Chief visit.
ed Newport News, Va, Back River,
River, Hampton. Norfolk and Ports
mouth lSst week. fading the work In
excellent condition. ST.. Marg's class
OF Juveniles of Norfolk had their 9th
anniversary on the 26th inst, the affair
was grand under the direction of their
guardian Miss Mary Bradford.
Deputies &. r. Butler Of Newport
News, Back River and Hampton, J w.
Randolph of Norfolk and David Jones
of Portsmouth are doing splen did
work.
Monday night, Oct. 29th, Deputy J.
B. Taylor of 1st district set upa new
lodge OF Good Samaritans at Price's
Hall on Monday night before last, and
Deputy w. II. Hatcher had q pubIic
meeting of Samaritaus in Manchester
at the First Baptist Church, He had an
excellent house.
The 2nd Wednesday night in Novenn.
ber Deputy Towns OF 2nd District will
have publis meeting in Fulton. The
Samaritans and public are cordially
inyited.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
RICHMOND MINISTER'S UNION.

The above Union held it's regular
P. NJ, at Ne. 72s N. 2od ST., in the
Richmond Beneficial Insurance Conn
Pany's building. The Union will hold
its regular weekly meetings at the
said place each Wednesday hereafter
at O'Clock p. m. The president, the
Rev. DR.. Graham. presided and several
very important topics were considered.
The Secretary, Rev. ID. w. Davis was
appointed to draft a letter to the pub.
lie, setting forth the causes and object
OF the Union, which letter will appear
in due time.
Sunday ices:-Second Baptist
Church, Manchester, Va, Rev. d.
Webster Davis. A. M, pastor; Sunday
November 4th, ii 80 9. m, Hearing
and Doing" !" AS evening, "The Re-
deemer in Heaven"
Sunday, Nov. 4th: First Presbyte.
rian Church, Rev. w. E. Partee, D. D.,
pastor; IL g. m, "The Wedding Gar
ment;" 1880, testimony meeting and
communion service.
Third st. A. M. E. Church: Rev.
w: 4. Guliins, pastor; IL q. M. Gods
wisdom and Love Shown in His
Works" p. M, Love teast-a rslig-
ious jubilee; 1880. "Les Go or Die.
Holy communion at this service.
St. Philips Church, Rev. g. Alex.
Mcclure, rector. TIE Holy Oommun-
ion will be celebrated at IL q. m. on
which occasion the rector will preach
from the text, Brethren, be Strong"
At p. m the fourth sermon in the SO.
ries on the Lords Prayer will be taken
up,-"Thy will be done in earth as il ia
in heaven" Good Shepherd Chapel,
28th and M, 4: 80 p. m, sermon by Rev.
McGuire, The restoration of the soul. I"
Rev. w. F. Graham, Pres.
W, K. GullIns, Reporter.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

records but ostensibly so make roon-
for more wretchsd culprits, many OF
whom were convicted of no greatev
crime than some triifiling CftAnse
against psiestly dignity or Spanish hon
or.
Now that the Philippine Islands are
in the hands of Uncle Sam it occurs 10
the average American that we have
taken into our fold at least Temperate
lily, one of the aces OF earth regarding
which but little ia known, and that lit.
tie showing that it is q people as ig
norant as our nation are advanced in
civilization. For while Mania has q
population composed o; Spanish large
~ there ia q vast xteAt OF surrounding
land almost unexplored.
The few travellers which compose
mostly of the u. 8. sroops howevsr who
have penetrated this island through
can give some most interesting de-
scription of the nation and people OF
distant mountains and plains.
will end at present trusting that 1T
will Hud q space in your paper for pub
location, l will write more in my ne x {
letter on the same topic.
l remain very truly yours,
Ser'gt VIM. II. Cox, JR.,
Go. 4Sth Infantry, U. s.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
REPORToN THE GRAND OPENING
BAZAAR.

At the meeting of the Past Worthy
Counsellors Assembly held Friday. Oct
26Eh sc the Pythian Castle Hall, Miss
M. i. Ohiles, chairman, made the fol.
lowing excellent report: The total
amount cleared up to Oct. 26kh, 1900,
was $244.10.
The first prize for ticket selling was
handsome rug awarded to Mrs. Mil
dred Johnson Of Rosetta Court, who
sold 23l tickets. Mrs. Elisabeth ROB.
inson of Unity Court seld 81 and re-
ceived bread box. Mrs. Georgia Fos-
ter of Planet Court sold 81 land receiy-
ed lamp. Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, Planet
Court sold so and received china plates
also Miss America Harris Of Excelsior
Court sold 80 and received china plates.
Miss Mary Taylor (Mrs. Anna Taylos's
daughter) received q handsome parlor
lamp for votes, also Miss Drusi
Marks handsome toilet set. No uni
form was awarded as no gentleman
brought in the required amount of
money.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

WINSTON-Died in New York City,
Wednesday, October 24sh, 1900, at his
residence, James FL Winston, son of
the late William and Mary Winston
in the 38th year OF his age. His re
mains we're Drought to Richmond tothe
residence of Mrs. Martha John.er, his
aunt in N. 9Th Street, and his funeral
took place from the Ebenezsr Baptist
Church Of which he had been q mem
Der for % years. on Sunday, October
%. 1900 Sermon preached by Rev.
Stokes. He lived devout Christian
and died accordingly. He leaves q
wife, i've brothers and large number
OF sorr owing relatives 60 mourn.
be was member of Theobolt Lod ge
of Odd Fellows Of New York and the
Invineible Lodge Of Richmond accom-
panied his remains to the last resting
place, in Evergreen Cemetery. He
was also member OF quite q large
number of other organisations.
Funeral Director A. d. Price officiat-
ed.
The remains Of his son, George VIM
ston, who died fifteen months ago
wer- also brought to the city to be in
TERED in Evergreen Cemetery.
"None knew them but TO love,
Nor named them, but to praise"
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

Mr. {. s. Holmes o, Porssna ou th.
Va. called on US last week.
-Rev. r. Beecher Taylor viii preach
q special sermon a. IL a. m /, at the SIT.
0liVet Baptist Church to-morrow, Sun
day.
Rev. j. Andrew Bowler. the psste
continues indispesed at his residence
Mr. Andrew j. Smith, cur solicitor
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
from Norfolk where he has been labor
ing in interest OF the Planet. :.
Rev. jas. Fl. Holmes, D. D., arrive
IN the city last Saturday. He visited
New York Newark, N. J., PhiIadel-
phla and Washington, and looks the
picture OF health.
Miss Florsn,e. daughter of Col Au-
gnstus Taylor, visited Mountcastle. Va.
tuesday to attend the marriage of Mr.,
Johnson, son of Rev. I. 81. johnson.
Mrs. Rosa Wood, who under
went an operation at the Virginia Hos.
pitaI is now convalescing and her
speedy recovery is assured.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
A Fine Sho wing

The 34sh Annual meeting OF the
Good Shepherds of Bethlehem was
he d on the 18th of Sept. After rout-
inc business the Sec'y read the annual
report which showed the collection for
the year, $ll0o5, disbursements $50. so
Increase $29 55, in bank and Treasury
$i34 55.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing year Pres, William d.
Poindexter, Vice. Pres, Richard II 4.
Hucles, Sec'y, John n. Braxton, Treas-
urer, Samuel Walker. Chaplain, Har-
rison Archer. Chairman, James Brax.
ton, Assistant Chairman, James Il.
Brown, MsrshAll, Thomas 8. HucIess,
Assistant Marshall, James 8. Bland,
after which they were invited TO par
take Of the festivities with their visit
ing guest, the President and staff OF
the Loving Daughters of Bethlehem.
Long msy the noble society live to
spread its beneficsnce over the land.
WILLIAM D. PeISDxxrER, Pres.
JOHN 81. BRAxroN, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
FROM WEST POINT.

WEST POINT Va, Oct %, 1900
The West Point Sunday School Union
met on the above named date at Mt.
Nebo Baptist Church, Rev. r, j. Bass,
President, presiding. The following
took part in the exercises: Recitation,
Miss PocAhoRths Parks; Recita tion,
Mi-s Dula higgins; Solo, The Palms,
Mr. g. q. BurrelI; Select Reading,
Mrs. Addie Burrell Duet, Misses Mary
b. and Edna Allen.
Misses Nj. Burrell and Edna ALE n
gave an Autumn Outing" Saturday
afternoon FOR the little folks. All VIII o
went enjoyed the beautiful scenory
and also the luncheon
At Salem Church st s O'Clock the pas
tor, Rev.R. j. Bass gave a good talk on
Ohristian War fare. Struggling for
the cause Of the Master, keeping the
faith, he sees the crown that the Judge
will give at that day. After services
che church elected three deacons
Brothers Charles Clark, George Davis
and William B1rrell, Sr. They are
good earnest workers for the Master.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
PRICE SCENTS

That the Press has done more to sd-
vance Christianity than the Pulpit"
This YVES an or en- discussion, led by
Messrs E. 81 Allen, and A Hobbs.
The discussion was in favor Of the
Press.
New members were out in large
numbers last Saturday TO hear the ex.
plsna.ion Of the Sunday Sshool lessob
by Prof g. r. HoveV. This is the re-
suit OF personal work. c ntinue.
The committees on religious work
last Sunday were active ia all the
meetings which were held. Results
were good.
This boys count d themselves very
fortunate in hsviRg Mrs Rebecca
Smith Of the Byrd 81. Mission to ad-
dress them. The boys were very much
interested in what the Madam ssid.
rhey gave the very best OF aSten-
tion.
AnothCr straight address was given
tn the men last Sunday by Deacon J
j.. Carter, subjec', TIE Influence OF
Character. 81 cl addresses will helm
e. make our men strong and TO stand
for something. The Deacon must come
again. The solos by Madam S. Alice
Kemp Burre.l were appreci t ID by the
men and vii be remembered, pRrtieu-
Ao..N- - NSI Dy OEacS.
You are expected TO be present to
the x sla7ation on the Sunday School
Lesson Saturday p m. Free. Invite
your friends.
Meeting in the city jail and Aalms-
house Sunday IL a. m
Wanted by the Y. NJ. @. A. Sunday.
$3.50 M, 1000 men TO witness the ex-
ercises 1.-The Eleventh Anniversary at
the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Annual
address by Lawyer Thomas Hewin,
subject, Is ths y u7g man ssfe?''
Special music by the choir OF the
ehurch leader, w. A. Trent. Every
body is invited Seats are FREQ.
Every mother and sister are invited
and requested to be a COMMITTEES on
Invitations 10 the husbands and broth
ers. Let all volunteer that we may
nave good number to the honor and
glory OF g. d
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
ANOTHER COMPANY ORGANIZED
Fine showing-Much Enjoyment
There.
BEHkLsY, Va, Oct. 81, 1eOC

BERKLsY, VA, Oct. 81, 1900
Brigsdier General John Mitchell,
Jr., arrived in Norfolk last night and
came to organize in this town q body
of Six Knights, to be known as Pride
OF Berkley Co., Uniform Rank, Ko ghts
OF Pythias. N. A 8 A., E, A.. a. and
A. Gen. Mitchell was met in Non folk
by Capt. Alex 1nder Jones, who secur-
ed carriage a d conveyed the com.
manding officer to his residence, S44
Brewer ST.. where his Madame served
supper. which wAs8eartily enjoyed by
the guest.
They then came to Berkley. There
were "a Sir Koights Initiated. Ma
tional Co., No. 9, assisted in the exsr.
cises. The officers present were Capt.
Alexander Jones ist Lieutenant. Geo
b. CLARK; End Lieutenant, John III.
Barnsrd and Sir Knight Guard, B. J
Holloway.
Capt. Edward Lsagley, Adjutsnt OF
the Second RegioIeut was present
The following are the members and
oti eers OF the new company:
Nj ises Perry Captain; James A.
Wright, lst Lieutenant; G. 8. Burks,
2ad Lie utensnt; Am. Nsbrey, Sir
Knight Guard George Grandy, Senti-
2N~s y 8oISt AsSNOkNCIg ntN. y VI
POWELL, Treasurer Tha members OF
the company are ]. T, Berry, Freeman
RssveS, Alsck Ovens, Thomas CLARK,
y. DeloAch, Lewis Jenkins, John E
Price, John Calviu, Irwin Dsughtry
James II. Wrght, James w.ggins
SAMUEL Linet, r. IL. Anderson, Ish-
mael Hid, Jackson Rodgers. William
Corprew, Thomas +. Paige.
Deputy Grand Chancellor J w
Randolph was present. This company
was organized through the efforts OF
Sir Z. E. Kindred and Sir Alexander
Jones.
Mr.. Andrew J. Smith, who has been
IN this localisy working in the inter-
est OF the fLASKr was ass fpresent.
The Sir Knights repaired 20 the din
ing hall where Mesdames CLARK,
Brown and other ladies had prepared o
oounteous repsst. Ii was heartily en-
joyed and all were ousspoken in their
praise of the sisters efforts.
Col. M. ID. Meehins greeted Sir
Mitchell at the wharf upon his fare
well at Norfolk.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
FROM PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Oct. 20, 1900.
Mr.. Henry Peel and Mas Mary Ram.
sure were quietly married at the resi-
dence OF the groom's aunt, Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock, Rev. +. @
Campbell officiating. They received
quite q number Of handsome presents.
Mr.. @. Cassen is now in the oyster
business, corner of Pearl and Kne
Sts.
Mrs. Maggie Ray of Newark, N. j.,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Violet burden in Taylorsville, left
Monday for her home.
Mrs. Robinson, the daughter of Rev.
Daniel P. Seaton is visiting her father
Mr., Othels V. Ash has launched out
into the tonsorial business on Glasgow
St., near Hattoa st.
Mr.. A. w. Trueheart of Hampton
Va. the new Chief OF Portsmouth q
Division Of True Reformers arr ived in
the city this week. he will enter i'm
mediateiy upon the duties awaiting his
attention.
Editor J. w. Holley and family spent
several days in Hampton, Va, this
week visiting his father.
The supposed "justifisble homicide
was the verdict rendered last ight by
coroner's jury in the case of j. Hop >
livery, white, who on Saturday night
last shot and killed William Sampson.
colored. The shooting took place at =
bar room near the crossing of the Oeep
Greek and old Gosport roads. At he
office Of Justice r. P. Bunting the
ceroner's jury held its investigation.
A number of witnesses testified. To
sam up the evidence advanced shC wed
that Sampson was D Negro of bad
character: Upon this, ]. Hope livery
was acquitted.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
Lynched Him Quickly.

BlRMINsHAM, ALA, O:t. 30.-AtDuke
. small station on the Louisville and
Nashville, and East and West railway.
sixteen miles north of Admission, last
night, an 18-yeAr-old celored youth
named Alternately made criminal as
ssult on the 14-VeAr-old adopted dauQh
ter OF w. N. Thompson, section fore
man on the Louisville and Nashville.
The eolored man was esp ured three
hours after the attempt, q, d was iden
titled and lynchec. Those who COM
posed the lTnchi'.g party are said to
have beer among the best ci,izens oI
th- comm unity. and they went aboni
the work quietly and in an orderly
way. The colored man was found a,
the home Of another colored man II
the neighborhood.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
THE EARTH CAvED.

By the caving in of an embsnkment
at Fifteenth and Franklin Streets, Just
before , p. N. Wednesday three men
we're buried. One was taken out lead
another painfully injured, the third
was only slightly hurt. All three were
colored men. A gang of men, und or
Edward Mock, WAS engaged in remov-
ing the sheathing, which had been
placed around the concrete used in the
construction Of the pedestal for tn +.
Seaeoard Air Line at the poiat NAM
ed.
The sheathiHg consisted of very
heavy timbers about thirty feet ia
length. Two of the men were at work
above and three be.oN. Suddenly the
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

FRAY5ER-Died Friday, Oct. 26sh
1900 AZ 3 80 M, At the residence of
her parents, II ? St. JAMES St M 3.
Lille Carter FrAYser In the full tri-
umph of faith. She was the devoted
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Garter
and the loving wife OF Mr. Arthur
Ersyser. Her funeral tonk place Sun
day, Oct 28sh, 1900 at 3 30 p. m. from
lst Baptist Church OF which she had
been . consistent member for six
years, conducted by Revs. Holmes and
White. The lovely lavender essket
was covered with many costly h)ral
designs. She leaves q father, mother,
husband. sister. brother and host OF
relatives to mourn their loss. Funeral
Director W B. Harris officiated in his
usual manner.
Sleep on dear Lille, sleep and take
Thy rest,
Lay down thy head upon thy Saviour's
breast,
We loved thee well, but Jesus l,v ID
thee best.
Farewell, farewell. farewell.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
THE TROUBLE AT THE THIRD ST,
A. NJ. e. CHURCH.
To Repair the Damsge.-Guards APP
pointed Would Not Offer
Reward.

The excitement over the destruction
or the carpet and other property at the
Third st. A. NJ f. Church has in a
measure s1bsided. Nearly 500 more
was raised at the Sunday services.
New carpet will be put chased, the
pulpit furniture upholstered and D "a
sibiy one Of the organs rePsired. The
lower windows will be provided with
heavy outside bliods and all of the en-
frances to the church strengthened. l.
has been decided to assign TO twenty
members OF the body the duty OF
guarding the chure,- building.
No progress seems to have been
made towards sseertainiug the names
OF the perpetrators Of the outrage
WAITED ON THE NJ YoR.
Rev. W. r. GuliiDs waited on Mayer
Richard N. Taylor and requested that
he offer an additionss $i0U Tor IL g ar
rest and conviction Il the guilty par
tlPe.
His Honor was outspoken in his cen
demuAtion Of the dissertation of the
property. and said he would comply
with the req lest IL the Chief OF Police
would recommend it.
Chief Howard WAS OF the opinion
that it was not the best thing co do,
establishirg az it would be 8 question:
able pre- ceo ent at this time. Rumors
of every description have been circu-
lated. Rev. w. r. Gullins secured the
services OF photographer J g. Farley,
and had the church Photographed. L. IL
indeed q scene of destruct on. The
photographs will be sold for the bene.
hG Of the church.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
KILLED SUDDENLY,

CooPERs, W Va, O,-. 30, 1900.
Early this morning, Lsudou w 4lker.
q colo-ed man 2e years old was found
by the railroad track dead. He was
terribly m,nglsd, his head being sew
cred from the body; his head, body.
and one foot we're lying along the
track in different spots.
Lsn1on WAS cut down ia his wicked
ness. besides being a sharp gambler,
and otherwise wicked, he was a bias.
phemer. A few days before he met
his death he told his companions the
Lord did not know all of his business.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
Death Claim Paid-Paid in $40 80 and
Drew out $500.

MANCHESTER, VA, Oct. %, 1900.
To the Peoples Relief Assoc alton,
E. j. Bass, Pres.
Dear Sir:-
Please accept my he artfel I
thanks for the kind and courteous man
ner in which your Asso station treated
my sister, Sarah Eggleston also for
the prompt payment OF the weekly
dues and the death claim.
/ speak in high prA s. of your Associ-
alton, and recommend it to the people
OF this State and elsewhere.
Respectfully,
AMELIA HICKMAN JONES,
2C0 2lsL Sj., Manchester, Va.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

embsRkment caved in and James Ran
som. who lived at Twenty-sighth and
Leigh, was buried:under tons of TIM
ber and earth. Il took twenty minutes
to dig him out. He WAS quite dead
when found.
John Smith, of No. Gle West Broad
Street, was also buried, though not so
deeply he was quickly rescued and
will recover.
Edward Lindsay was buried to the
waist He escaped almost uninjur ed .
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
A GREAT REPORT.

General Manager John t. Taylor
of the Richmond Beneficial Insurance
Co., is issuing great quarterly report.
Nothing like it has been seen in this
section. He gives the names and ad
dresses Of the persons who have re-
ceived benefits from July L, 1900, to
October /, 1900.
The total amount paid has bsen
tS7ez6-04) seven Thousand, six hun
ared and twenty five and four cents.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
EOSPITAL REPORT.

The League Hospital has opened and
the S.Af is daily performing opeca-
tions and presenting interesting cases
to the Nurse Class. The following is
the list OF operations and cases pre-
septe6 for the week ending, Ost. 27th,
1900; Excision of Topsils: Avulsion az
Toe Nail Il years stsnding); Interest.
ing cases of Ovaritis: Cancer of the
Face (5arcoms); Prolapse of Rectum.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
NOTICE.

The sund.y School Union will con-
vene with Moore st. Baptist Church
Sunday School, Rev. r. o. johnson,
b. D., pastor on Sunday evening, Nov.
4th at 3 o'clock. The popular Supt.
has prepared fine program.
r. II. THURsToN, Pres.
E. A. WASHINGTON, Cor. Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
NOTICE..

For the benefit of the Hos pital;.De
partment OF the Woman's Central
League, q parlor socisI will be given at
sne residence OF Dr.. Sarah G. Jones,
SOe N. 3rd St., Monday night. Novem-
psr iZth. An excellent program. Re-
freshments. Adm sion, 10 cts.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
NOTICEI

MANCHESTER, VA, Oct. %, 1900.
To All Whom It May Concern:
The First Baptist Church. Manches-
ter, Va, at its regular Official meeting
held on Friday night, Oct. 18th, 1900,
ordered q re. registration of all its
members by the payment OF 25 cents
each and for the said sum each mem
Der will receive a certificate of men,
bership. Said registration to continue
for 60 days. All members failing to
comply with the decision OF the church
will no longer be retained on the roll
as such.
Done by order of the church,
A. BNaA, JR., d. D., Pastor.
c. H. MUNPoRD, Clerk.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03

Z o T or strayed- Tan rstterrier d
Snswers to nam3 of Nero. Mar
and collar on sama, Sli'ey. LibeI
reward II returned ~ 81, D 3liley, 81
e Marshall St.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
Convention Virginia Christian Mis-
sionary Society, Richmond, Va.
Nov 1914 10OA
Nov. 1915, 1900.

NOV. 1915, l9Oc.
For the above occasion Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all tick
ct stations on its lines in Virginia to
Richmond, Va, and return at fare and
third for the round trip on certificate
plan. Those coming to Richmond in
attend dAnce to this meeting will pur-
cn>s7 tickets at full fare, obtaining
.r1.a ticket agents certificate which
will entitle them to purchase tickets
returning at one-third rate, saftsr such
certificates have been properly vised
at RicN mond.
G. W. WssTBURY, 7. P. A.
Richmond planet., 1900-11-03
Y. NJ. O. A. Notes.

Membrs OF the Y M. %. A. Read
Ing CIR s-r4 VS. oeCpared for the
hour, ev~rB mln ok a. active part
last F-iisy nigat, 5ooje; Resolved,