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for long. In a week or two thereaces were preferred against others, and time with little or no success, be. Afro-American policy-holder opened to the fact that the victims of those unnate white agents who were so anticus their bestowal at the forcible had been met, and had been deposited and that proper had been liked, and they remained willing to appear to have his personal license in his time when he went out soliciting business, and that they be represented was notable. running in white company with in the army that has been put up for Afo American to take its men, but when three-fourths of Afo amount one of its men, hardly able to and employing himself acting as a captain takes them, barely able to there a business in almost and but one. For the first few did not Afo American to take them as asked for an in-merger. On the commission they were in, but his state was practically at the end of the streams were or two white ones all the required Afo American to come to menpiles this pre-pleasure of them at every event and that the Afoes were soon dispatches of the hollow to him that became unapplicable, this names of the law, variance combinable that such can brought on, own race, but time some fear American men in would be of these fearful for anything the shout and Afoes have the entering those conducted wealthy white man of Shortly before his at that his pall-bearers numerous few of whom were once was carried out to the streets American sitting close in a white church and in one nebosboro, Ga., an Afoe I and her funeral caused the wilt of the white man, Ga., prominent white men as pall-bearers for an Afoe of instances of like kind the Suffolk. THE NEW YORK AGE. At the Colored Republican Club, on North Friday Night, Congressman of the Republican County, Committee, will speak at the Colored Republican Club, 158 West 85d street, on Friday night, April 27. Mr. Payne will address the State and will attract a large audience. DINNER TO JAMES W. JOHNSON. Council to Puerto Cabello's Friends WM Foreignness on May 8. Hen, James W. Johnson, council to Puerto Cabello, Ven. will be tendered a farewell dinner on the evening of Saturday, May 8. in the partners of the Colored Republic olymp, 138 Broadway. The officers of the committee in charge of the affair are Hpa. Charles W. Anderson, pres- dent; Wilford H. Smith, Bq., vice-president; Wilford H. Smith, Bq., vice-president; and Mr. Melvin J. Chism, secretary. ANOTHER ANDERSON APPOINTER. W. C. Cole Gets a Job at State Industrial School, Hocaster. At the Institute School, Hocaster of W. Anderson, Superintendent Browne of the State Industrial School at Rochester last week appolated Mr. Walter C. Cole, of 450th Avenue, to be report for duty on April 27. Mr. Cole will report for duty on April 27. REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE. The village executive congratulated the club on its ninth anniversary, praised Rev. R. B. Church, the president, and the duties of the club members to the party there, handed to, appoints, Mr. Brown, the president, and gave great aplausue. Counsellor H. R. Barrett told several good stories to illustrate his remarks to the club. A M. K. church, gave a general address. Trustee Hill made a brief address and was thanked for her generosity. The church, who gave interesting statistics showing the progress of the Afro-American in forty years, Rev. Mr. Branch, of the second M. E. church, spoke of the great things done for the Afro-American community. Rev. Dr. Page closed with a stirring address. Dinner followed and was an enjoyable meal, with sandwiches, relishes, ice cream, cake, coffee and fruit. Anniversary was a decided success and reflects great credit on the club. HERMAN SCOTT RE-MARRIED. New Haven Tullor Takes New York Bridge *Nice Purse for a Poster.* New Haven, April 23.—Last week Mrs. Hays and black of New York were sent cards announcing the marriage of her sister M. Sisle J. Josephine Jackson, to Mr. Herman A. Scott, Jr. of this city, in New York on Wednesday. April 18, Mr. and Mrs. Scott will be at home after May 1 at 105 Webster street, Mr. Scott well-known Chapel street tailor and present. After services at St. Luke's church last Tuesday evening, Evangeline E. Henderson, a longtime congregation member of the esteem of his congregation, Sunday morning before a large audience Rev. Henderson fondly, in which his great achievement was the erection of the new church of both races, which was scheduled for Wednesday evening, May 2 at New Music hall, to aid the building fund of Zion E. Church on Fourth Deemed until Thursday evening, May 10. ROAL SOCIAL CLUB DINNER. Annual Affair Pleasantly Celebrated at Republican: Club, Hoosier WHIST CLUB'S EASTER BALL. One Hundred and Fifty Greats Entertained at Malvern Hall. Miss Fortune in Washburn. Ross Bask, April 24.—Miss Jessica Fortune left on Monday for Washington, D. C., to visit Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. Miss Nellie Furuson has left for her school in Augusta, Ga. Miss Lilian Tilpon and Mabel Fendickson came to visit her on April 17. A three days' entertainment was held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. About $30 was raised. Miss Rosia Koch and her sister, Kate, from York last Wednesday. Roy, A. R. Jackson has left or conference with his daughter, Kate, on April 24. A visit to Bishop A. Walters of Jersey City. Miss Ethel Brandin visited Margarine Sunday. Miss Chitman's Debut Mr. and Mrs. John H. Chisman, of 221 West 10th street, gave a largely attended reception at their residence on April 12, in honor of the debut of their daughter, Mira Vioia A. Chisman. Dancing was enjoyed by all until a late hour, and supper was served at midnight. The couple attended a blossom trimmed with limited lace of orange blossom design. She assisted in receiving flowers, and used Chisman received many bed and useful presents from her numerous guests. ROW OVER "JIM GROW" EXHIBIT VIRGINIA PAPERS AT ODDS OVER JAMESTOWN AFFAIR. "The Home Town" Thrown Down Guestlist to Four Richmond Pupus and Only Two Pisk It Up—"The Residence" Furrow the Scheme but "The St. Luke Herold" Doubts to Be An Exhibition—High Reputation of Company's Transempor, R. T. Hill—Conference in Sankton. Regular Correspondence of The Am. Bucromus, Va., April 22.—The Home News, published in a marctic and seaching editorial, demanded of four of the five Afro-American weathles published in Richmond a definition of their position' relative to the proposed Negro Exhibit at the Jamestown Tercentenary. The four journals placed upon the rack were The Press, The Journal of the American Society of Sunday School Rev. Fortunately for the Baptist Record, that paper did not come in for The Home News' writtens and accorptions. Good that it did not, for Brother Z. D. Lawin, the editor of the Baptist Record, is somewhat of a muddinging D. D., and our good Brother Murray of Methodik' perquisitions would certainly be written up, yet he front spooled. If he did indeed, recipe immerse in a mud puddle. True, the Alexander paper, after putting several questions to the Richmond papers, proceeded to answer them to its way of thinking, without awaiting a reply from them. The new paper placed itself squarely on record as being opposed to the plans of the Negro Development and Exposition company. It did say that the failure of the law legislature to give encouragement to the company showed that the white people do not wish Afro-Americans to take any part in the view. It said it would not be an exhibitor at the Jamestown Exposition. Reading between opposition is not to the men-who are in the opposition to the prosecution, but to Jim Robinson in the courtroom. The Reformer cause out boldly for the prosecution of the men who are pushing forward the work of the Development company. Afro-Americans are the most active of the other, and the probability that the management of the Nero Development company is the most successful through a congressional appropriation, has caused the Nero Development company to kill the treasurer of the company. I doubt anybody who has handled more of the savings of his fellow members of the race. As cashier of the United Order of True Reformers, he has handled several millions of other people's savings, and the treasurer of the First Baptist church, the largest Afro-American church in this country; church president of the State Baptist Sunday School convention, president of the Richmond University and Hartshorn Memorial College, and a church president of the University. The fact that he is treasurer of the Development company is a guarantee that the development will be strictly guarded. The Brownday School Era and the Planet have been the focus of the editors. But Editors Mitchell and Williams are equal The five papers published by Afro-Americans in Richmond have a large circulation; they are often published in the New York Times, then represent a large religious or fraternal organization. The United Order of True Reformers: The St. Luke Heveld, the Indiepe lent Order of the Cross, the African American Corn, the State Grand Lodge of Python and the Courts of Calanthe; and The Baptist Recorder, the Sunday school organizations of the State. The power of the Richmond press is great, and any movement of a genuine nature with tremendous effect. All Americans the country must endorse. The nation must judge of their Richmond children concerning the proposed Negro exhibition; for here are the published its origin. The Negro Critic; here is the place where there should be the greatest interest shown, the greatest activity manl If the enterprise is a worthy one, personal dislikes of the officers should cause no one to grow, legislation, the disfranchisement of Afro Americans and the signal failure of the single ply company to aid the Sigma Development company in its work are sufficient reasons to say so. If Afro Americans are to have an anvil when it then it should be one of which all the whole people will mute to make it grand. Sectyta's feet are completely out of the eaten stocks, and last week began the spring will he itself away to the country or the sea shore Friday evening last the Ladies Assembly the smart car was in full and its opening of pleasure was caused by the ladies and the小姐 Miss Susan secretary. The Friday Evening Art and Literary Crawl observes last Friday evening in his home, four West Duxbury street, Work, followed by a meet at the library, attended the program Professor I. R. Diggs of Virginia University said a word of oncune agreement to the members. An eventful menu was. Mrs Clara H. Smith with a bowl of this meal, Mrs. Robert H. Smith with a pan of friends to meet Mrs. Robert L. Penney of Virginia University and Mrs. J. H Shilman of Washington, D. C. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Samson Thursday next, April 26, at 8 p.m. of the residence of the bible, mother, Mrs Corey Lacombe of Virginia University will Corey Lacombe of Virginia University will the University campus next Friday evening The 40th annual session of the Virginia Conference of the A. M. E. church was in week 10. The 10th Rev. Wesley Gaines, bishop presided. There was a large delegation present, Clerk B. Jackson, Esq., addressed the conference. Negro Exhibit, interest of the Janetown Negro Exhibit. Miss Rovello Made Hit in Washington PARKWELL TO RHV. BORDI. FUNERAL OF REV. SIMMONS. Throng of Ministers and Friends Heart Eulogious Addresses PATTERSON, N. J., April 23.—The funeral of Rev. Owen Lee Limpin, who died Easter Monday after conducting services the night before, was held last Thursday in the Bank street Baptist church. Rev. R. D. Wynn, pastor of the church, officiated and paid an eloquent tribute to the deceased minister's virtues and services. Rev. Simmons was for twenty years pastor of the Calvary Baptist church of Paterson. Calgories were also pronounced by Rev. H. Limpin, pastor of the Union Elizabeth; Rev. P. H. Mathews of the Union Baptist church; Orange; Rev. J. C. Scarborough of St. Augustine Presbyterian church, Paterson; and Rev. J. W. MacDonald of the Godwin Ministerial Alliance, Madame Handy sang the deceased's favorite hymn, and Mr. Louis R. Ministerial Alliance, Madame Handy sang the deceased's favorite hymn, and Mr. Louis R. Baptist church. Rev. J. F. Punston of the Rev. Baptist church. Newark, read an original poem on the deceased. Several lodges of Odd Fellows were visited. Master's Pride lodge of Newark, which Rev. Simmons founded twelve years ago. Over 800 preachers, the funeral, including twenty-ood preachers. The deceased leaves a wife, four daughters, two sons-in-law, one daughter-in-law and three grandchildren. His church will remain closed for one year, a memorial service will be held for one year. Memorial services will be held in memory. J. Rev. J. W. MacDonald delivered his farewell speech at Zion church and left for annual conference. Zion church and left for annual conference. His people wish his return for another year. BISHOP GRANT AT BETHEL considered by many to have been even more powerful than the one of the morning. During the day 64 persons united with the church, the Sunday school was largely attended, and the Sunday school classes were interesting. From the anniversary celebration held on April 1 at Grand Central Palace, as far as requested, amount to about $1,500. The church was attended by and when Bishop Arnett came to hold the conference on June 27 he will be surprised at the church. He was crowded on Monday night to hear the Bible delivered a timely and in-depth message. The audience showed great appreciation for the hoster and the style in which he handled the event. The dear him went away without encouragement. TWO CONFERENCES IN SESSION. A. M. E. at Long Branch and A. M. E. New York, April 25. The A. M. E. Rehber conference of New Jersey will conceive at Long Branch on Wednesday, April 25, and continue with the 20th Bishop Archnet of Philadelphia will preside. Rev. H. P. Anderson of St. James and Rev. F. S. Fath of the Baldwin street Mission will be in attendance from this city. Rev. Anderson having reached the limit of conference residence in Newark, the question is affirming his parishioners as to whether he will be returned to them again. Rev. F. S. Fath will meet will be at Jersey city on Wednesday, April 25. Bishop A. Walters presiding. Rev. Mission church will be in attendance. Rev. Mission has long succeeded admirably during his conference and is proud to present church, his flock must expect the return. Mrs. F. Mathias of 11 Clayton street was the guest of Mrs. Malor at her home in Park View street left on Friday for Washington to renew her friendship with her recently graduated daughter. Her turn will be the guest of Mrs. Jerry F. Sulters of Philadelphia, formerly of Newark. ST. CYPRIAN CONFIRMATION. Fifty-two Candidates Blessed by Bishop Worthington. St. Cyprusian church, being too small to accommodate its members and friends, held its first public confirmation service last Sunday night at St. Stephen's church in West 69th street. Evening prayer was pronounced by Rev. Robert B. Kimber, superintendent of the New York Protestant Episcopal City Mission Society, assisted by the Rev. Nathan A. Sengle, director of St. Stephen's, in number 15 young girls, 2 boys, 16 women and 19 men were presented by the priest in charge. Rev John B. Lloyd, 16 women, 11 boys, 14, 18, in an earned charge, gave the class as their watchdog: "Stoudfastiness" letters of regret not being able to be pressured or for St. Philip's, and Rev. Jes. Huntington and Growerian. The music by St. Cyprusian and Growerian. The music by St. Cyprusian and Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, organist, was excellently rendered. With four candidates previously confirmed in private, this makes the first year 36. Brooklyn, Y. M. C. A. Notes: At the Carlson avenue branch, Y. M. C. A. Rev. J. D. Digges, of Winston Salem, N. C., financial agent for the State Normal and Industrial School for Colored Youth of both sexes, spoke at the Men's Meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. Rev. Digges made a strong impression HAVE DETAILED INFORMATION Cruck Civil Service Men From Washington Sold to Have Learned Name of All Who Were Active in the Crime and Brew of More Spontaneous—The City Nystadten to How This Knowledge Wan Seemed—No. Arvatoe Made, but Prosecution May Begin at Next Session of Grand Jury. CHAETAMOONA, Tenn., April 19.—After having completed their work in this city and having forwarded their report to Washington, two secret service men in the employ of the National Government leave to-day for their regular posts of duty. These men, who give their services to Dr. Diane and Mr. Johnson, been in this city since shortly after the lynching of Ed. Johnson, and they have been diligently investigating the matter ever since. There have been many rumors that secret service men were in the city. Often these statements have come from reliable authority, but it has always been impossible to positively confirm the report, so well have the government concealed their identities. It has been very likely known yesterday that the two men were here and had been making investigations. The report of this inquiry, for only such it has been, has been forwarded to Chief Wilkley of the secret service bureau at Washington. It is by no means certain that any action will be taken in the premises, the secret service chief will not see here by their chief-to-make a thorough inquiry into whole matter and to-forward the results of their investigation to the authorities at Washington. No arrests have been undertaken by the officials who are leaving the city today, and none will be made by them. It is supposed that the report of the agents will be formed over to the department desiring the information they will take into account in question. No arrests are expected to follow immediately, and it is supposed that if criminal proceedings are begun, they will be started before a grand jury of the United States court when it next meets in this city. It is also stated that the man who have been informed of the inquiry have secured every item of information in question, including the name of every person appearing in the lynching, every spectator and every person who was about the county fall or bridge on the night Ed. Johnson was hanged. It is further said that they have every detail, no matter how alight, and that they have been able to trace the movements of every man conjoined to the night in question, even to the point of telling them that he reached the bridge, the exact part, if any, they took in the affair, at what time they left the bridge, the route they pursued and the time they returned to their homes. No one is able to explain how the secret service men were able to secure such detailed information, and if the fact that it can only be explained by the secret service department sent its crack men to undertake the inquiry in this city. DANCY IN PROVIDENCE Sprensa Next Monday, and Rev. Jayns and Lawyer Mitchell Will Debate. Providence, April 21.—Next Sunday will be the first one previews to McDill's museum to the "Prince at Cambridge. A rally will be held Monday evening, and there will be a lecture by Hon. John C. Dancy of Washington, followed by a debate between John Robbins and J. M. Mitchell on Baptist church and Lawyer J. L. Mitchell on "Opportunities of the Negro North and South." A falsified audience attended afternoon services at the People's A. M. E. Zion church last Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. J. Henry Duckey of Cambridge, Mass. preach. He proved his point by giving the op-ed timistic views of Dr. Booken T. Mackenzie as to the education of the Afro-American. The Daughters of Conference had their annual seminar preached by Rev. Metellum in the even- Sunday Collection Nearly $100 New Rockville, E April 24. M St. Catherine's A M. Z. Zish church Sunday there were excellent sermons and made by three different choirs. The church chair in the evening under the direction of Proof J. S. Eates, choreist, delighted the large audience. The collection for the day amounted to about $100. The minister of Mr. George Starke occurred the day before. The Young Offender Napier church. Rev W. C. Young offender. Starke was a member of True Heart lodge of old Felkins, which attended in a body. He was also a member of the Booker T. Washington Republican club and Cooperative league, he leaves a wife, two children, mother and father. He was a King of Paterson N. J., assisted at St. Paul church Sunday evening, at Mr. G. W. clitched church Sunday evening, at Thursday morning. The loss was covered by insurance, Mrs. Rosa Vanderburgh is very sick. Mr. William Stewart and Miss Louise Mr. G. W. Goodlett's residence by Rev A. C. Worth Echora From Trukerco NEW ALBANY, Ind., April 24—Jones' chapel A. M. Zion church was filled to overflowing Sunday afternoon to listen to "Theoes from Tuskegee" a series of highly interesting per- sonal observations by well known gentlemen who attended the recent silver jubilee at Tuskegee Institute. "The Sudfit and Purpose of Tuskegee Institute," Prof. W. H. Steward, of Louis- ton's course, Dr. W. Q. Vanier, "The Work of Tuskegee's Women," Mr. Carv B. Lewis, of Wayne, and "A Glimpse of Booker T. Washington and its Distinguished Guests," Mr. R. W. Thimpson. Editor of "Nassavah Independent" Dead. SAVANNAH, Ga., April 24. Mr. William F. G. Sherman, son of Dr. W. O. P. Sherman of Waynes, Ga., and editor of "The Savanah Independent," died on April 21 at Chancery, Ga. Savanah post office, after which he represented M. E. Sunday school union with headquarters M. E. Sunday school, Tenn. He was buried Sunday afternoon. WETMORE HEAR FOR GOOD. Mr. J. Douglas Wetmore, alsham-at-law, has come to New York to practice his profession. He was previously located at Jacksonville, Fla., where he acquired considerable reputation by conducting a one in which the "Jim Crow" street law of that city was declared unlawful. Mr. Wetmore is chief of the legal branch of the Afro-American Council. He will open office in Manhattan next week. JACKWONVILLE, Fla., April 21.—J. Douglas Wetmore, attorney-at-law, city councilman, and active public man in business and political affairs of Jacksonville and Florida for the past eight years, has gone to New York where he will practice his profession in partnership with Mr. Ruthe L. Perry. The departure of Mr. Wetmore from his native Jacksonville has been frankly acknowledged by the people of his own people, as well as by many white citizens. His fearless championing of the cause of his people where great injustice and mean unfairness ran high, stand to his credit here in the gratitude of his benefactors. Among the receptives that were given in his business career was Mr. Wetmore, Floridian Baptist Academy trustee, Mr. W. Collier, brief. Brief, but feeling addressed were delivered to the prebysterian church; Rev. J. W. Walden, tor of Bethel Baptist church; Rev. S. A. Wiltmore, tor of Bethel Baptist church; Rev. A. church; and Actor W. Thompson, M. Smith. Slocker, principal of the normal department of this institution, in behalf of the faculty and Admiral of the Navy, imported mahony writing set, hand carried. To all of these Mr. Wetmore made a response to the letter, in which he expressed his admiration. A dinner served in honor of Mr. Wetmore in the Lytton Castle hall was attended by a. A. Mr.-J. H. Stanley predeided and Prof. A. S. George Richardson of Edward Waters college. A. Mr.-J. H. Stanley predeided and Prof. A. L. Lewin, after prayer was offered by Rev. James Johnson. The hall was deprecated in the course of the war. Dr. J. A. J. Arenade, M. A. Middleton, Attorney I. L. Purcell, former law partner of Mr. Wetmore, W. K. Thompson, Rev. R. S. Brooks D. F. Grand Manger Rev. J. II. Dickerson delivery of the book. Mr. Dickerson was Laurence Dunbar dunbar of, which he was a past member. HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH AFFAIR. Seventh Annual Reception of Turrytown Lodge the Best Ever. Tamnytown, April 24.—The seventh annual reception of Orghab house of Ruth on Easter Monday evening at Union opera house far surpassed all previous records. Among the out of town households represented were St. Veronica of Osmint, Wheaty of White Plains, Queen of North of Norther, and many others. The dansemer of New Amsterdam orchestra. The grand march was led by Mr. John C. Des Verey and Mrs. William F. Kingland. The P. G. m. council and Lincoln, lodge turned out in full regalia. John C. Des Verey made an excellent address, Mr. William L. Fairchild held the lucky number in the drawing for a $3 gold piece. The committee deserve praise. The sum of $3 net was realised. Campbell was confined to his home with rheumatism last week. Mian Lena Jackson and sister Floose and Mr. Alex P. Scott of Dobbs Ferry attended the literary meeting at Zion church last Thursday evening. The Friar of the Metropolitan Music Association held their opening last Friday evening, at Union opera house. Mian Arniburnhil by E. Edward Knapp, comedian. John Suffern, drummer; and Mia Skmille Knapp, piano. Mia J. F. Blair of last week. John Suffern, drummer; and Mia Skmille Knapp, piano. Mia J. F. Blair of last week. Mr. Daisy Road of Manhattan is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Knapp. Morrissett of Osmint was in town last Saturday. At the Shiloh Baptist church last Sunday the Bishop held a good show congregation. The Shiloh Baptist church today hold a very interesting meeting last Week at the A.W. E. Zion church W. A. W. E. Zion church from the theme, "The Ark and Jesus" after which Mistress Gerritse was received by Zion Literary society hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening; a good program was presented by Rev. G. B. Collins will preach at Zion church, Poorskill this Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. of Somer Centre were the guests of Mrs. M. E. Knapin last week. The guests and Mrs. Knapin were married last Sunday in Naxxon Mr. George Williams acted as best man and his wife, Debbie, both single, co-presented in Karyoville these weeks, posed the baptism of six converts at Bethlehem church, R. R. Plains, last Sunday, Bethlehem church, R. R. Plains, last Sunday, Walley. The Colored Cooperative company will hold a public installation of officers on Sunday at the new office on Broadway to Telephone building, but the majority of the busi- SARATOGA CONFERENCE ENDS SARANGA, April 24: The Tow conference of the M. E. church, which has been in session at the First M. E. church on Washington street, closed Monday evening. Rev. J. H. Taylor of Sconecty church preached at Zion church in the morning. Rev. J. H. Hector, financial secretary of Livingston College, spoke at the Y. M. C. A. and received a handsome collection for the college. At 7:30 p. m. Dr. Hector delivered the conference temperature address at the First Baptist church on Washington street. At the A. M. E. Zion church Rev. Dr. W. H. Kunz preached a fine sermon, as assistant pastor of the Washburn of Boston, Dr. W. H. French of Rochester and Dr. John Gibson, the evangelist service was held. About thirty ministers were present. Dr. John Gibson has promised Rev. W. H. French a service in November in order to help in a revival. Over two hundred members of the Saratoga Beggery Benefit Association and their involvement in the Saratoga Dancing Hold on April 16 in the Saratoga Dancing Academy. Visitors were present from Glens Valley, New York; Amsterdam and Amsterdam and Glagervilla. Followed by musical program, refreshments were served, and the girls dressed in their affair was in every way in success. The military battles by twelve little girls dressed in rainbow colors performance resolved and throughout their performance proceeded from the affair amounted to $43.32 per Special Correspondent PHILADELPHIA, April 20, brought by white cotton to be choreal by Taylor that rendered last night Taylor Choral society of produced Colorido-Taylor Academy of Music Americas and United It has, had the advice of training by Prof. J. John T. Lay's director, who deserves admiralty markable results to has securedume of tops, especially in h maxes, balance, effect of effect, exclamation personality dis- cussion quality characterised chorus The solitaries were Miss I. Washington, soprano; Mr. Bldg. Washington, baritone; Mr. Bldg. New York, baritone. Mr. Bu. among Afro-American a questioner of the audience. He was in his best voice, and that he employ the resources of our instrument. That is that the audience insisted upon of two of his solos, although I must quote that watha's Departure. Miss Johnno, the soprano in Minneapolis' wallhaw in a minneapolis' wallhaw watha's Departure. had the zero feeling. Mr. Woodwail quite to the demands made in tenor score. His tenors had Miss Mary T. Europe at the revelation. Without her brillis the reputation be has as an officer him was not worthy Coleridge-Taylor's column. It must be d masterpiece. The solitaries was in was shown by its encore. Many whites were preeminent of The Old Peloton. The officers of the Choir, Cook, president, Eugene deathe, Hillman, financial secretary, Johnson, financial musician, director; Dr. Job H. Conner, R. J. Dahlweil, W. H. Conner, R. J. Dahlweil, M. John A. Smallwood, M. Robert Pelham, Jr. CHICAGO opera compa Francisco. T. Artie Hall, the killed by the co in San Francisco ANXIQUS O REV. DIXON ON SAN FRANCISCO. Bring Tears to Eyes of Andalucia—of lection for Earthquake Victims. At the Concord Baptist church in Brooklyn, last Sabbath morning Dr. W. T. Dixon preached on the San Francisco horror, taking these the San Francisco chapter of the prophecy of Isaiah: "When the earth shall be upon the earth, the inhabitants of the world will righteousness." The german was "litv." pee Rt et ee ie “THE NEW-YORK-AGE: -THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1906. ~ eg ; shh RESIS tee (tose the ensue of Lthenty. 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Correapuntenee of! Tn Aen American ‘eeteene. | De. Ai. Newman crory lore of erase and" troe nasheed | tens aia, Peeanaed, jetucstion: with the cpickt and tho tnapre- | tin Jews afterwards develeped late = ereut} wasuimeron, Apitl 2R-—Whet is .the| that thin “Big Stich” crews etranauty. sbert, | Dicheos, thrilling description of that mad- | aotle sscsecnevenen Game] NEMS OC vesiet thene cpgemsionn:” Bt wee | mation ems Ci Nantbomat Government comming to? It io maaik~ fone Impotvat, when coms | dened, ignorant meb which chased peor ua- | Reve SIEINIII tig] Bale ’Ommnet whe wild Met eke Sell” a, saancat Sears Becmeer Langue win | MG, laws for the Fhltippinn and Biting the 16°07 Stack ecole arsine the seb rio-| fortunate victinieed Olrw Twit thrwagh 10 ou TIEN. so] ware Goality eutiawed into cintamncn Jo BE] Spe Mitteass Sl" Foot 20 and centinne | Satives, men, women and chikdren In support | irace of . the strests of Lenden was coareely mare | comes cmepatos atte. tmgueniale thet the Afro-Amertomn may | \"ssosien three Gaye. It ie oxgected that the | Of ts authority. It kills them ‘aot caly io Be Re" ecsEy o pentie knows al fascinating to the lever ef exciting tales | ene c | SS a | er Sr ae ace ene | erate tes © meres Sk Ora SAL STM = tomsocia! meet: | at coe ame a ; s * pen ed Diilituation, cheapo cher bimaell cad the (eins ond tatusatial of off of the mest at one and the sume time. In a recent giet| it wee't amount to anything.” Thoet who | So oh Univer ane Che meas Oe oe joa hich menbied eruyebere seemition of the geal peo- woe shows the Chststion Decheed af min te be “Gt, emphasing eoow ene tounh of petere - kim” The Now mas. y te the Sallowing: tres thy Chteee evtcten, tae ant K Wes, cated yiktentag oe banted him on mr SRF et oe Be Raw wate pe Mager wine ut of | Ts ‘ee Cotman tm dlge coer, ent <veeten wont ‘=a thts mney @ yon ant we SRE ee > fer Amertcon mam. \on,- we find a better cxpremicn Nerbesd them in this ox. inmman? Hibs epic ts 2 mere comrmeninbly by veal trestment of the Cbt- ce of the Paciic, Const, satry, for thet matter. It} sory thet cor bigbenited ‘imeiot thet the Chinese be ¢ me other cuteness out of oted ley the Congrem. -Whme~ Bibte. ‘com bie Viste w this + heen present at am tm which be wes we tonght, whitg and Jhty mingled: bet bie sder when be wes te aed Diack alibe, wore <i ene of the aboord Chet im the South mon Tillman are forced jaro ‘ed refered permission te their ideneaty in known. he etity is we a becrees 5 mete alee : we Bibles an appeope ro Americans, Jolawe, pre * ery. wan Ne the sheriff the Sater. deceived ck of calor, vat epbraidings to og 2 white qredemen wed for Afro-American Be: suday's mistake coald be rectibed. Johasom was swerm om the “lily-white™ big which bes by mow, we fear. fallen seo ite high extate, ‘The joke ix ce color obia. sean Be cera Nattéea Pockabice. Men who thouzttfally comider the Amer: ‘an race problem aud attempt to peer into = future hare bya gravels dntiarbed by + recent riot at SpriusSeld. ILL the exe: tion of the Saviour's rsarrctica by a 3 le Iynchinz of fnnewat Afro-Americans at” Springfield. Mo. and the attemp: te gach Trott in New York city itwif, Tae waese of these evente the very raw wes: diveners #5 to the race qeeion which they reveal both Nerth smd Soath, 2nd their pepbable futare development, deere the post eeber refiection. “No real’ obverrer ef eva citiea: can docbt that the friendship of the North for the fro-Americam bas in the past twenty yeare pidly and steadily abated. The canw of ia falling of wr must aecribe.im some part 2 the offensive impedence. of the low and jrorant clase of Afro-Americans with whom the whites hare iDogically confound} wm all; but in greater part to the deplorable freedom which the white Xonth hat beew part allowed and which it hes im pert meurped to settle the race problem a it taw Gt. The white South bas resolved that She Afro-American shall wet exercise politi: val ‘and civil rights, though cadewed ther with by the Federal Constitution. Having iccecded by more or iesu disreputable means a stripping the Afro-American of theo rights, the Bouth, to jesily its conduct. hax made 2 nyntematic campaire to depreciate the Afro-American im the eye of the North. The Southern prem aed poreiintx. and featbern reporters amd editors in Northern papers, have reiteeated with neck perwrer: ag vebemence that the Afro-American in pemocthing inferior, something outside the sale of mankind. something mot far aborr We “rates of the field. thar the North Jon ts Nok with shamefaced di ‘ale of Steveme amd Sam: Yaces made haste to aban- did the Lady ie Comas yourh tempted by the hamtec’s rhetoric and anton reat! In the + ideale which the ok Bentham race- and as there in ‘no = apostate, oo the wethersers ia mere : them the race a paeee is at + Newth and Ue a Roath. we aes fntare ana SAV tee tie foam the Statue of Liherty. Bat we call tbe curpeiend M say of the butdhain mestre euslcheyent: at alt condign te their chen. . ‘These ls one anpest of the ctmuntion whieh acvounds uo ot the bited feosity of the whites, While cutstenty making mae ‘the’ Atre-Americem, they ase an cumtentty ‘bin more and mare, hy Gat af jeduention; with the apicit ond the instre- mente to visit these epgremionn” Bt way Bagiel O'Oenneli whe atid Uoet the feisb woe Genlly cutlowed into cmimmnce. ie Imgesnihie thet the - Afvo.Amertem ‘may gums time be oppressed inte me. <Hen? WHE Re, on be tmbibes Ammrcicen imdapeniionce and Civilination, always give bbasel.cnd bie =r = ted to the sloughter? Will be aiwupe re- spect the law which tonves bim to bis fete aed ohettera be murderers? —_ ‘San Prenciecs. 1 in atwest impounibte to med with dy cree the daalls of the calsmity which bes wrerwbelmed, San Francioen The bow dreds of! tpeemnda of shivering sefegues ficcing from the flames which hed drecured Uncle hemes, the Mithy peddle ot which bun- dreds olaked their thirst, the medueun which eciacd some so that they rim smpeck amd mabbed their fellows, the Inmger,—the ox pair, the. leoters bet down by eabiiery. the hereient ¢f firemen and troops, the Catholic priest preaching te every creed in a Jewish cemetery—all there are subjects met. ot worthy of the pen ef Defoe. Bercaccie or Joerphes. ‘ I We weald: not! seek te depreciate the bec recs which carthqeake end flames have wrought’ in'the PaciSe metropelis. To sume 1 is always consoling. however, te reficct haat their aMBictions are mot the surest, which beve ever aeailed weank:nd: and hie wry afords several catastrophes which met miy reralicl but surpass im crectty amd jerver the overthrew of San Francece Owe | waders will at once recall the stupendous erthquake at Lisbon in 175. which aided So exantic tidel ware. skew @2600 be mbicamts. Be terrife a destrection was |: his that Dr. Johneda refaced' te believe for | ix months that it Red takes place. Ocber || amens imtances of the wholesale stamghoer | ( mankind or of dcetraction of property || mere he London plaree and Gre in 2055 | ed 1096; the placer at Florence: and the | apance: earthquake in 1961. which de-|: reyed 10,000 perseas. 3 ‘Most discreditable to mam is the fact uhat |‘ devartations of natere are pany in com |! srisom with the destrection which be hae |! ade upon his fellows. Perhaps the mest |; ixhifel pamage in history is the recital of 2 fall of Jeresalem by Jouepher In his ry oor million perwos hed crowded ‘te | < lebrate the Passover. whem the Gy wes |} riots besieged: by the Rename. The} ‘ “es in a frenzy of despair and hanger. | > rw cue another in greater mumbers then |? ii by-ithe Roman eword: the whale pope | ¢ ina Wax cither extirpated Se sobL into avery. and the city Famed TNily os red the most atrorions Mmeideats, each a~ | c wean hardly bear to read. We coud | a is column with the names of the <anewin- | ° y battles in which mem Rave barchered | vir follows, in all times amd i all places { " As to San Franca GENES OF ws neither of life nor property wo] + tremendons an to appat the imhabitaBiR - ith the revolution of thcie gramifatbecs 1 ne pionners, thes are attvady adktresrias | pomeclven tos the recoestraction of uke cits | od the rrhabilitation of their fortune || toa the mink of San Franciece will rise |, ke an exhalation a new aod greater cits. | nt the Nhtids, after the tomperary needs | thw unfortunate city ane aatGat tam |! S fsees ne the San Franciwans ‘are tore | 2 theirs. away from the dinanteyge past to | wm feture; and Wet oi" miisd’s ee dav. | Hh upya the smoking rics. Sar enea the |; Sie ARISE AE tek Poca be Nothing New Under the Sec. “Trasic cunpurinens ltiwe bem made bh tween the Jews ind Ath Anercana, beth of Then: peuple that have safferst oppaspsen musie aie fone sever A bediergus seaber and 9 serio otie, tee singoeted fae Be 4 certain story of Mews ated be the amo: eapwrable dithicalts Aim Arencan Sader have encountend im pereadins the mae te do ansthinz for their owe betterment According tw Cemnis, Mews, thea te adopted von of « Phamoh's davzhter and iw: Mimited in the soterie culture of Fxept. felt hic heart co ont to hig decradat Kenthes who, hee Icky than binwli, wrx awa their fede ground in bondage. Ss. fo\ab- ing the vat palace of Pharoah, Mewn erat forth to look apon his brethren, The tind thine which chaperd te mt hs wy wean an Ezyptian’ comcvetmont eudeelling a Hebrew, At this sight ait hs Reyainn training and sentiments fe from Mons like a clook, and the fiers Hebome Weed took command of him Predeatts. however, loskinz abust to sewre hime? that thers were ne eyewitemes. be deter peeed himself betweon the slave apd hee tor tuentor and put the latter tw death. The enreams he buried in the sand. 1 is not hard te imagine the temerity of thie deed and the comsauent pitel of xrati tds whick it should have excited im the T= few alavet towant their andaciar and um expected champion. Bot Moves seoa et periencs! what view servitode emgeader The nest diy. is love for bie hetkewn Rin: led hy his desperate shes! in their defemer. Mines ‘went forth ones more te teak npoe tem, ‘This tine he mas shorked ta ow tee Hebrews, forgetting their bewtbeebnod in hioad and misfortune, Mucily emeaeed in pumawling on another, Mews at arm a terfered’ and reproached him who ware ert fine the Uewt of it with the qomtsey “Wherefore sinitest thou thyefeltow 27 + The Vast Messe could Rawy amticpatet wae a rexwetfal reply: be had reece enough to expert the conitatamte to fall al his feet, weeping with shame and resmoie. Instead. one: of them turaed apse him awl snaéled: ont, “Whis nevke thee 3 peimes sted + judge over wei" and then adkbed the senacitn’ quedtion, “Liteibent tom te ket tems thon killeder the Reypam 2 Dhia fehavior of ome of hin jretare cave Monee such nit insight inte: their “haracter tat ne determined to pet at ewer as mates taneihé betwee: Pharank and Wie . vay inte th tau of Median. Sanne, fee tthe Hm marder of ~m qunsest thelr ngnlity te the courts What wan the Gingust: of the spenber an be left tthe bell 00 bear one Afro-American remart te, esther: “Det man sho’ ame feel, wantin’ so tor gi “lm 0 dalldh tor fight dim ‘Sim Crew’ craks, = ameh, ‘Jim Coen’ cgahe plenty goed enough fob me.” ‘Verity, there le aething sow coder the con. It in conceling, however, to reflect that tin: Jows afterwards developed inte a great mati F : reer The Mattenal Nepre Business League wit mest ot Atients ca August. 20 and cobtince tm camsien Cher Gaye. It te expected that the Attunte mevting wih be one of the most large ty attwnded ad teSesntia! of Olt of the meet- tage _cf tho League. A” great many toca! Tongass Gave bens Feitie\” since USS SsvUME ta Mow Yeck lant year, The: bestaees more want of the race ail along the Hae, to which the Langue gave wew lite and bas ‘constantly cttmsateted fa tts growth. ts new im full owing. wich the incrence ef banks weil abreast .of th Ne organisation bes exercised a mek eaicny intents mean the fectunee of the Afreamericen poeple than the Business League. The vax tcustrial offerte of the race are tow tn fair way of being cupploment af adoyentaty hy commercial efort. When the pe Deceme equally devetoped and beanced we shaR have a better condition of afaira, Fhe Duffele Gusette ond Guide cays that weBat the Nesre mest have te pelts lo mew Gea” capecially “in New York Btate.” Tt a ba ana dinconraging fact teat the Demer ratte party eve not wast any Afte-aumerieas Sm Dd taee the Rapebiicas party, baving Sort ef tee vote bound, aud, guameds does vet Sra mecemmary to atve It any appreciabte | scoaecratten ded’ whove tault Welt that things are as they arc? Tem million people wher bere not covugh ‘common ecuse teas Tree thet voce ts to grt accent treaties! Siem al partion “have ao khx coming” that auyeedy will respect. The gust who. goed Ce ereacth anc child wilt be trosted ant chad We hes boca taoght that way stnce the Sewetest teetrere of he bumen race mate commmmeciation surestia) fo. moclal aba ivie poms : ‘The Wastingten correspendeat of The Now Fare Erontag Past teceatly. pave, ee public am Mremibating article on Jefferson Davis, the Prewwrctive tow Rewator from Artanses ay the Sipetie st Dewepeguery.= Be, will wocceed Semater Beriy, w fell of the okt pehoat, Sho Sar" reeved tr the Senate snd theeTloste for some twentrove seers We have oats fo reed epow te anbre of Seater Berry's pob ie" careee. He ber sivaye teem 4. Democrat and soppeted Democratic policies Inthe Coot een and thoee pollcten have Invarlaly. bece Sppeera te the Intererts of the AtrieAmericr® propic and the bent tuterents of ibe county at Tiree, Jcferemm Delve camost mate a worse Stentor thee Br, Berry and he cam wate a ter ewe . sir, wuttans Toya Garvivon of Saseachucettn sda goed and courageous thing at the Tur, Aree Hicer Jpbiiee in reiting. Prot, Aber: crombic for Hptlng that the silfrace’ shoul not have bee Ponteered oa the Afro Awericaa people when if wan Tac tact of the waatier fe taat tr Uefoed not been cooterred at the | fur hncs il ieee nee Ee Willem “Fcomach Vernon of Kansan ix confirmed an Mfeinter of the Treasury be will anrceelate theMiinttsction all the more decause af the acing anziciy be wan tpat to for a tone time while the appointment was held ap. tm che gSomagh committer. APRIL MAGAZINES, Aretha engine, tm seatnons ant at: Aracttwencet of appémiaace. a” a twit, An article by Mr, Alexander, “AS t0 tbr Congo Pree State,” in an admitadie at tenpt to preseat both sldck of the altuation tn that protectorate. It 1s accompanied by valu: ate pletares, some of Chem sbocklag portraits of matord natlvex Me. Lawson propounees Judson W. Lyons’ offctal obituary, We are glad to read @ well written arncie In praise of 4, Tromay Newsome, the brilllant attorney of Newport News, Va, ope of whom pleas to a tery wae pronounced hy the white papers of Bix town “ibe greatest argument that bad Yen made tn the courte of this city In many AB AfroAmerican naEasiie hich sbowes mack enterprine Is The Nofiunal Domestic, peNiahed at Indianapolis, Ind., In the Interest ff eoachmen. bittlers. walters and: damertion Aaiaane information and adviie ta exch of Bowe aves te unsully peinted : bat there le Sowh mere. AfreAmerivan tage onewd fy civen ewploy There ats good editoriats; ene af then. 08 “The Jamestwaen Exposition,” Yetnz cefreshinsis sane In contrast. with the hysterical attacks gow being made: upon that Brant Aa extremely pleasiog feature isthe ronping serially of Chesnutts The Mow Hehind the Cedars” MCAVE REBELLION EX VIRGINIA. qubiai= ae Wins Milica eee To the Rélfor of Tix New Yous Agr: ‘wniever the metnure of the Afro-Americans monet ta toe coming, beratranieh ot the tmungine of Semnrtowe, Var ty the Haein to iar, Ho Zoct wei, peprally Kaew that thr Sonstards, cnter the eearreane Lanes Chagues ar Apion, bad ettted te Tomestores im tae sai T000—puet Ai earn batons The acitcn, "The ton waleh the Bpantasae batt eae calicd “fam Mcork® and war trai: sare iar nltorian, abet etree fammatona eee temudrd. Renee tleges beau from Fen Tee ince were conploved Wo thie work” The slarce ie ciicme ae? anette at Ney sence “uanioat’ Ghele Rotate hedeabeterz Foie oe Tel tact lect Te cecal ae Te Regderibe et Aan detente Maar Beiatioc "dia Mastin’ Metatee Mee atete Pree ea aay nee Ree Roemer Sh ade alent Tate to Hie Ferree nae feete SasBHM se, 9 fee ig head ts Wind AEE Med Mict Wee seca ahs taake Sin Meal tape bare Sent anc tat Rbgtletal att Se So ioe ettra.* dice Retoriant andand eae a cS Titacans aad eae STIS tase ee eames eens tae Taek Tae atintelt. Aa Renate Tes The Spam Paha” amt Nair paee See OER Aut ee : ANDERRON'S APPOINTWENTH, From The Galeedon Ton) Cuy Thre Xe" We Tommon, 4 ment competent cot cro mewspaset erties earn that Wea Coating St aberresn at Sow Yor le tn tmstoest oot Ei of bimnine Toews, ase" geutioes oes sehen cate-ed the tnterensat thet raer eed Ste cract forse triad iby ban cfanded: fay & orca xood Republicans Im iucrative posttioge; in ater ditgting tor Jonnson appoint segue] at Poerms taweite repent te eee igi Hoss Sash, Satelite Seelred att ceil abebutin viak oF OSE Preeerenee omni naan Noe Pepariee Tere cena TROUT Ses ae stagione chime fe ihe gevernment printing office at Fuainn he te hake neice a Tee ate cimeteee aac Me Prine Genie hte Meets weet pening, he 0 1 ‘Pxterted Pratee. Sram. The: Home Xen, peek iy scar SP aie wee i be ee eel Ne eel. as |” Micatentogs Stectsl om etal tor: Wass . = " caoctea, Daye, “Let tn Reteaal Gov~ qrempet Dp tte B—dent; Be Can't Touent = = ‘Sia. Corvepentuce of Tun Aen Wasuineves, Apitl 22—Whet is . the atleast Government coming to? It la mak- lng. laws for the Philippines and billing the ‘batives, men, wemen and chiddren in cupgert of ts euthority. It bills thom ‘net enly in batches of tens but ln batches of hundreds at ene and the same time. In a recent glee lous encounter of the Mores with the mighty a , he ete Christian Nation om the face of the earth, these poor devils, moe.’ women snd children. fell by the blows of that terrible arm te the aumber of six hundred! And the country rejoiced iq the glorious massacre, led by the ocoupant of the White Huse, the command- erla-chief of its army and navy, whe saw nothing amiss in the whalesale slaughter of these Moros regardless of ‘their age or their nex, but on the comtrary, mech apparently to ‘be proud of.. Why? Beenese thove Moros: nt the distance of 8,000 miles from Wash- ingtom ‘set at manght the authority of the United States, Because they; men, womea and children, dared to defy this authority, ibe army of the greatest amd most Christian Natlom on the face of the earth shot'thes to leces fe i amber of Eee es srator DaJo. Ove day those Ul irople ‘weve fall of life amd ‘warm bleed. bey. their wires amd their little oacs, torn P Piagee Og sket amd sxel ane Sarowct, all be life gone out of thee, all the warm dlood which was once in Seems epationed over be crater where bell bed Ioose 00 Neen Rnd dcroored with Tes internal fre and uty’ the poor life whe ‘Goa “ivgo "theme Aed “this becelBie decay the saost civilised and Christian Nation om the face of he rth, Sed By fee Chet, Mani: irate Fefoiced im, proclaimed its jestice. Bo be it, lasbe it was justice, maybe it was | pot justice. We shall sce preecatly per- |; Sag Me it ae For juatice as or it | unget to ‘and Its wicrm aword ought tof fall as betvity. oe ‘ereamgoers went at hand as on others at a distance. ' Tt fe am open secret that the sword arm 4. of the most civilised and Christian Nation | ; on the face of the carth ix gathering to it- |: crit strength aginet” tbe ay when it wi | have to fall again om the Chinere Expire in | order to protect Acericam citiseas (rom a: | | ntber Woxer uptiaing. A part of the Aimer | icnn army is mobilising quietly at Manils | ; within caey "afvikinat Getsnce of chit aw | Fly, booed and shamefully uachristian | yople. Hut in this compection it is ina: | mensely interesting to get from the Nps of | * the Chinese minister. to *thix country the chocKing opitiom entertainnd of the” most | ‘ivilieed and Christian ‘Nation op the face | 4 nf the earthy by. tbix awfully. beniehted an | ¢ chametoiy, wacbristian peoples Nod bere | 5 vis : “Sore Chinese widincte Rae beee murdered | f gnats fare aha unten drip the ta | Scnty-dw sears than all the, Amerfeane. whe | needa Search Chuan aimee ote | § ain yuflered, Hoe ‘mabe, the authorities Sere | ¢ he puahsnment af death fatiea to be tabcted.| front the guilty odendeen “W9S tbe aber Band. | in yotry. fo nar that ‘To camost recall Ingle fattance, ebere the peaalte: of deat | f se een istted “on any memiet st the obs | fy ibe’ Ualted Sates uit of the deat of | & Dire ott ae Ar ene ane Be | 3 the authgrities for the ews suststond by | if be ‘Chasene: “ “this view of the etratew Christian Nac © jon on earth ix certainiy-got wry Uatteriag ¢ Y Othe amoxr propre of that Batiun, coming | & ~ it'daen from tit: dinlumatic representative | F rapt to whom the zatest Christian Na: | © iat om earth see, her Christian missions wa pinmach the kowel, aad to whopy she = Sen her Gee 20 | oN Sten ag Gntling mune. re fu common ag Gating AER oe ser miincionans, NEMO LCE seu PWantiarieyg teeta | sisted ti ust bes prencl Nations a | 7 mt eantvat ., swe wort of ON TSORS th Beal bes shiek igaee Bema be a "tae the Chingee ane aude, awis peonte | no. earit wh femme 8 mtg Sia | niet againgt the apeatest Cees an Nation, an eagth, tb net there apes. yee | & itahan, people for examples t 2 tBe BAL | Haered ‘aznit asad macai cetera Sa | vad murder it the United eee aH | linte marhd Knowae it baw ees es: |S Side acanaat tht thee erestcefgt in pas Sa on eaeth ta evisan, pooch! in, Ut nE foe the hub wiles. of bg, netionys TT ce mishty, poweetal ta gesaeeesy= tay ome ath | jie abroad. but is aisha ae SP | aeflevatewr il. pettians cman ae Sietemese AB | Minera. in protecting thet) hee eal | site anu of oneisnees ative fhe HST Schwa, nd national Baste yee te |S fave tive edveapent taal tate ie gees ot | AI luster ts (unt of the “HRS Sue ae ies Pa ie “te Mena hireter whic i Hee nation aa for oa ay N. | ion a Big Sunk” cated our LEME WA 8 | as Nopee one called our wavy, tl SE | 1 Tie sticks we maul to dear mee Ne | sites hes the bundreds for. -darinss fet tie wuthority. ont tawes dria wit, Sthetnn ie ibnaten te belabor: he tH | Aeakable Turk, “the sick oima-of Facies | F or sistroxing Amecicta fe and pevnacins | f Rah Which Big Sciek we are penne | a we Weeak the brady of CBiuames Wia\ety Inge im do. stolen so, American «Sts | Wing in China. With “thew 0) ae | Sticks” ‘geusted timily i our hamloow? | raing te tonide the welds ais Mirth | med one vabee to the Ration wf the kets ‘Have care hon tou deat with, Ameri [2 id these Tngeerats he wnekd acer; for ae a | Weal vith them against law, meaines ori | hye the eteemai. will the Republic. te Es Frates; Christian Nation on eyrth. deal 1 ™ sich vou andividnedty ar coltectiveds Nat | a hint ie wells that is all very. well af it be | int altwaether. pucw antional bows, sth |" ng hat cAmerican force, and. fury Tait mene dotionat tema othing tut | 4 Miveriean fiw sind they? We bave a strong | wii at "uch, a the national tak | ihant the “His: Nefek'> “abygiand je Tarzely, fe Friel cand. sectacitare Bor the is Stick" cute # Mighty. sorry figure at hone Towever fingering Wms’ te abril, 1 ie, FT eeu tht ORIG enue aU eecieetee Peart See = recah ‘hin : rch, ty lies yt = ‘went the tite ce ’ "ates Sem’ Mu: Py ‘S200 miles omer Sera free, Mistenvol. ned = ‘Tacten “coune Dr. Al Newasa {hee ee “Big Suk crews strane. seer Ere rim cal te othe te pce ihe aaa <3, ‘arsinst the mab vic: He bet or ‘condition known of all mea whan be onid. “Lat the United Ocatsa feset amecal tgeaayibiog - Thowe who Keaciae shat the “ple Bile, of ti Gor. Sronlecl_ woul > cosy on. the irceath ot heir rain b ieteaine. reg chew ned inwardly digest bone Uwe” cigtifonne rnd dak Tey Weekegion Post rit: with the ok tas "Commarea West Fur™ quartcre “fer, ap ‘ctiseas vat Praniita anh SE are to gece te Selly oe Tot a tty Pek Reese ad bevaeneg hate toey sual Tecate prowey FSmmaaitete eure thelr abeted ait We meat ska the Sitteeers Whe bare bore aee seca would wot be negtment matter 8 oder thew cirevuistancer what. will the ‘crcumastan “ite Rik vat the ereateee, Christian, Nec doo. on varth amount to" in. Misael Nothing. sbeolut ing where wna liberties of Binck poole are cadcermet Ie may indeed do lis deo deets bat it, wil pot react the strange cane of Dr. Al, ‘New: inn, sheriff of Franklin ‘county, ia the ber faveate State of ‘Minisnippl. SABCHIRALD HY. Gatnke, - Fama is GULF sraten, Gentioness te a White Ravisher—Breval Metenal of Registration. To the Balior of Tue New Your Aaa: From the following clipping trom The New Orleans Hem you, will note bow white man was treated afler criminally ax saulting an Afro-American girl and severely beating! ber mother: “Macnouia, Mise, Maren 28.—arthur Nevitt fa waite man, who saya hip home 1s tm Amite County, Is belng beld here on the charge. of islaal auguult, the aMidavit agalnet bm bel SHG, STE vcard were eft vtawe eaten Gerrafiecaoge ihe tan and AN were arrested SWE The ea Weng teouant teas, oun aba’taevgit caried chawhere, The Be Bicgee bat eNevite focesa hers to. heare TecE atd'‘unat he Sea nensrely estes, REE Rethie “at whettims, "Auer'E ‘Lee ba nouns IEei Mimic county tice sf the captaresan ie suiting thule areal Belge antag aay ale poctisn of ihe eatier, “Nerite fotmer dome Cie ia et iicas ‘avian, La” IE the erime bad been committed by an Afre-Amencan, be would. bave teen. bummed withe stakes DU ar gt was cinpuitted by 8 white gunn he wan simply arrested. and ‘ Tuproeed to be waiting for & falttrink Seve mo doubt that be is today walking mround the towa under not more than, $250 Bonde, ‘Taleo call. your -atieation to. the fret that a ‘few Gnsa ano in one of our ad: pining ‘parebes thes Iymched wa Afro. American’ for stealing’ voung call. {cite this tyubor: bow chetnly. me Afro-Amgeri- sans life is held in Louisiaga apd Sila ripple SHED wu astern in THe em few days 420 quoting your japer an sayiDe fant ‘the AroAmericane. in tie, South die: Hulife themmsciors bs nat Tayiog. their, poll ae STuat ie teue sn seine places: st Bere, Sou pay four Poll ax aad write the ead Cn" Dhilsdeinbla lawyer. stil, whem yon sv to the resistering’ alice ad take ‘ut Sout’ blank,"thee will tear stun ia your ace, telling, Sou it is Mot made” properly. You" may ask’ chy! they” will tell you seu Lt oe aciater “eke, teat Suave oa Shas te 37O8 RE ere ino ane for sen. oa atte Be BEAT grekno aS tient IRISH NEGHOES. Back Mem tm Went Eadion Who Speak mick isan aa Rew Caubeliee.. To the Hilltar of The New Youe Ace ‘inerthe bariamone rate of Cromwel ang hfs eauuce in Tecand feo centre a0 hae agi smn thoweamde of Teich or MMT te tve West lpia fae and Sel as eleven te the toaers Masterst ogc formes of Tekh hetore hice re ‘aiiet Gig at cite Mona es SET a Table Fed Painal! we sl or ere hn eg yan sneer ae metre ier aaa Helen anit stil abl eee nat eattiiae, alata oi TEI atta ein lh te sant And, they. peewrsed pot wale the nse tthe lion of tno Gaal. Mr Editon" nonce he Peete a Pane RUMI va Fad ate Sexe onthe Eitaiaa faint: it aon, aoe Inverted th the Ueeh, Sern ET aM Bacals, Rais Re oe Belen i BE SMALE AM tan Ee oh Esha" th Re telteadte QB ee Seat Bat i etn ine ot Be eatin, in HBP Sas SE Rae" Bema Pine alae Thaed The tklnger anv fexehil of tomo Renan Paine an by idea tal EAN Neh Po skipper tuld me he was quite editied bs a, SNe Bis Mt he SF ie sail that euem il in parts of sa Tyke West Indian Islands the Garlic ot ae i the nance af tna (ahem toms ‘Gromane Ter sis Sheen: Sten ysik eee crn AGE" IN SOUTH AMERICA. irne\, Nyaa” Gf Remon Ayren Comments wt reels ome of Our Ralveriaie Re York cormepandent of La at XeVraenog Agres, Argentine Repu Peres of Mocunty 7. in commenting upon Hie dated FAq prese opinion. of | Prevident Peantete Nt message t6 Congress, makes evr We Ace, of which the follow- mention of THY AGE Of 1 ing iw x trans orn, of the Colored race “The principat \temmof the "Aten Ammeticebe to, The Untied Beda "aimed hy nie pers FP het Semel Amee eben, caioe tee Fhe "Row" ou (Nev te"a man col reat, fs Thomaw Fortuar: \n abe ‘palltitian. “ie wen felligenes and ta &“ea the nitinnte tates pomelione” sgn Aeat \eeammminalone? feos te ithe “eanmcite dtaiiea arate, 2 Coyerament of Foe [non wel ho tn -dincern Mtr, Fertibe Kole interests "ot ‘thes Ato aR boat tor he Re eet ate he Rrecricane at whom |ihtter al to. wlio ato iris hoe bg iat ge tinction Glam actuntis" to can ce Repuinean nue. wie Sueta ie togard to Aibatioas ia RST TAS sreared thelr emapcH shaw tacit nctontiy To which now apprare tir protemves, we reproduce Gikerent to tee torme| Nee Vouk Aor aiksrent to te forme| Nuw' You Aor.” we fue tnee Notes © wee vere we ote fate atven at the iS sie. “Mant week wae not lantely A Be mT ecm Empey. Leras oa shy ane Seana ane Eee = ‘qeerr aD mms. oLiVEA. ‘Way 00a Chivetvons White Men Let Abe- Tame Peary Rates ce 0 Swag! ‘Te the Batter of Tas Werw Yom Aas: "The wafertenate episode, which sovurred on the Sixth avenee eraied train on the evening of Apell 30 and which presiptated sock an avtel eoeee lo to be te crory lover of erect tol" tror' nankoed Dickens, thrilling’ description ef that imad- Genet, ignorant mab which chased poor a fertasats victinioed Oline Twist through the strests of Londen was sctrenly mare frociaating to the lever of eneiting tales than the of the st lum’ Oliva ded Ue 'abing of ber os aoe that tree gullantry ae ee ie ee fae es Sirugalod eo Uilentiy' to pet the law at ex ance becneas 2 woman bed bern somalead? Were thoge man moved bys Suite to avenge an Tajered women or simply to Ril « Neare Hhe‘pavee stat that Bir. Cllrs we ing’ on to.8 Merap. Why was she tora girapy Way ad wot cue ol, thane tireck (ea who ‘were tent mere fearon tnd carta To area iis woman pet Ho tod gre er rat S08 hereby ee Aire Olivet Rearded sven!" "Alabama she Paid oak hare bece aligned t0 send’ aren bape ate hes bot ‘Been fate North loa eocugh fully to reales, the hase free tome we guile « lour while afer arriving is New Wwhile after ersiv York to become uned to the prevailing bait. ference oa The pare of men te the comfort af women in peblie convesancer = | “The Nexto wan the apt publ at the “wie pare, biodred (0 cake "Bet am penecael ea, BUD . 2 ie wae bot 40 uch the Gieeomlert of ing seated. that fee Oliver na the complexion of tbe man whe br. iis pcpe wae nt the ‘ere tise Sirs. Oliver has bees shoved and pesbed os iran in Now Fork Hei very oft thet re handled rourhly’ by men Trowded places who wpdcr dflereat circum innces would. have acted diferent. «Te Albert Trott a bratal Neco? ‘Thea’ Mra Dliver sunk to hia evel. when she etlered be" words which provoked tke amas “I peat, provoxcd the sawsull. "Ne eentamee Ould sink deeper Sato the soul”of the eouslt Ire Afro-American than ‘was buried. at aAl- ert: Trott ag be imcved toward the dose of Sat car! “Where dam ftom, Negroes are ught to know thelr pince’ I jelge fro Rit woman's conduct ‘In the court sd oa be streets, tat “abe is a mobocrat; soe vould Tike to atart’ the moltes of New Yor Ree tbe five att of the maroon teiehees hal pected ‘by the mmoke of bursiag ber “Grant that sbe was asmulted by « colored cone upon the. Public mcis by" Myiag, at cone mb = very Golared person. she acs? ‘Suppace bet wrallant bad been Chitnman? omeat nid_ me” made. spon Chimtown, and ail ritatinls chased into the river? “Tike nickel marred for Fit the debe conveyances New York puts eversboly upse dl rel, "and. those, who do hol care to be ied ‘should ‘hire private ttaoayortaticn, “Shoe Enea | ‘Mee Yes, aol 16. , ° The Trett-Oltver Cane. Pe the AMitor of THe New Your Ace: In Woking over Tite: AGE thie week 1 was Sery_ mich “Imaprrmsed with the editorial "a the ‘Teott-Ollver Ineldeut whled occurred 2 few erks ago on onr of our elevated cate. No woe can read tbls article witboat admiring thoranghts it~ frala “ao cenioy of the Atte Amettann ‘editor whe tnilieted ic “And'I oule wish far the ood of the peaple a Taree that this: editotint “coud: ‘ne pineed tefore the. eves weary tnianeditar ate Valid Sate hartieilurit the New York pres. wbjch: wereos to" take slight in pubitenine orws, Henndlog In the colored pgintes Loniy wish (hae there Seer oh mls Heng ach <Ogragton Kiro-XtotMan against. the augeroas toenite gitesteny he, Seas tale pees nee Ie the Xtethtm setiot uf yt xeeat comptes: ™ 1, B" Rokisvos, New Vork City, Apett 21.1006," eraser New Herron, April 2t.--The funeral of Mrs. Mary 1. Halley, aged 65, wife of George Nalley, wns conductea Friday be Row, W. We Ryan. be was lnrn ta New Radford, belooged t fur solotlon mane aE One the. presideot Sf the Home for the smd, anil at her death ane the siceptestdeat— Aizong the floral Irltntes wasn Iaedket, of cut towers ‘from the Momne for tie Aza! Women's Lagat Uslon. fon pelt ua: Tathawaye ‘Theatre Mr, chai Ure White ‘at Moston wat tatredaee twee tea mongs weltten andet ta amisie OF Susie" Mason" Flere af nite eis, “Eyecfunesmt A the tmant cane ME Aw thea Ne eeeman tia lags tise Teidass Mow iia ame 1S. dinuete Tachi prenmenis, eae tquctiers taevthng at "Hethet hore, atone Te Stingeone Hs Ee, peestedead nurnibe anderen: tng itactorty ‘eontorenes wae held Monday mtmiae The erstpaned Easter eonceet as Vrealtntdsy Etveut at tion ohare hee the Sunday Sehred itSeieen ett artond” anagal con Eerenee AC Testun thes titer we ci im Maye Stnwine Wae W Ine Gay at tte Cole Raptiet Tech, “Mise "Tesane holding fut serie Mun sane eltizens ot tate have berm spent Oneraetie iy teeing to: Interer ne aa ape feepriation of $3,000 State made. Ne the Site TSShetatons to the Jarietomp Bxbinitlen, fin’ thet “senumde of the diserimination made By Theis nf the State Of Vircioiy again It RhoAmerieat eithens. A pein wae It Firchigiton. ht ‘Ieciid not verelve the "bearty Suipeetet the putdies While the. remontrate Sie Mtiewepsfiti tn cutting dows the appeoptia: han” to. $20,000." thee niensuce’ will ‘Dane mote Widstanding. Gmleers "ot tbe Wome for the Agu! were recently eiected av follown: Prem ent, Mise Hilzabeth, CG. Caeter: view-prealdeat, Mew’ Mure i. Tieily: clerk. icy Plombe, May Eregom” andl trenaurer. Mr. Eitanbeth | W- Sonrarnich A detalied report of the recelpen ‘nd capecnilinees dielog tbe tar wae read by the fltrie | The. treasurer al. enouened. Bee mruart which showed: the Home ta be it Road Paumeiat sondition Wasae Mckee Won ustin, April 26. A dame saw gives By the Elite Sovtal clu dn G1 Hath tant Tuesday lent. The Dall, was devorated with aime and ferne and Ce Tht Infantry or Phestea gucalvhed mente. ‘The grinch bow! was fieptinr und ter cron wa seemed durlog tbe Intermission Among the outat-tonm gneste were Me. Chrletome and Me (2 Row of Howton: Mlox Hattie Npotewood, Mesare Jeres, Wison and EMear Smith of Koringdeld; and Mr, Frank, Anderaon tf Hacttord, Me, Joho Nnwefrou, dee tae Gone director The ofbcers metho in ace Ate Joke Hopes are olin’ Anders. weretary i and. Stes Herbert Weniany treater Nee Genvge Korg, dled Xuedey morning ative'n fnnglitnene, "ite teavrd n wife, Brother AnVother tlativen. ‘The tmgeral Ae Poewtay tee tee Conway and Htev, "Swan, ™ Nine Oliva Nacd Rush sat Howton delivered a, Yretare lant Tirade nies inthe “A. Mt" Zion chgeed for the fenent of tne iver Mire Hawt, Mew Kruces Sew Ro We Swale, itr, We, We Awa Md Stes By Mewar were entertained aU 6 Welock @iniaer” bp Mrs ape “Mire cA. Cook. Sines tda Michardanm fend a parr “at the iNum last Siniaye Mica Sanmie Andersoe Sli ten! ext Sinitay. atone Hoan Great Rigereet” Men ‘Ao dackmn edtertaiogd at E°Rclocke aimnce: nat “Monginy, ‘tes. and Mew BW Gating De, HE, Go Mackerraw "aad Me. BO teva Chere Fale Net suman, Arqixnon, April 24.-—The annual tale of inv A.M. B. Flon church clow! with, a rally fm fundxy. To the moratng Kev. Murphy of Taunton preached and in the afternooe Rev. 4A, Beane. conference mussionary, condected ovr feant and m praine service. In the evealon Rev. © W.F Mitchell, of Pawtucket, preached. The amount ‘rated for the wen whe S14ROR Mer dpretlens mceeraily nea ay gE raacher ac, a melee Fen ar fay on Rantord, steer! «ie hattag mo rela ven In’ toma, ble felende) made te For Ws hortal. “rpere wilt he bantiate Bext fem. tay, afteraora aad” the rainy the, Pacer wil preach ble Tan) tm for the \couferrace Jee Maree del ‘will attend" confer Tae next weet : 7 Whi : Sineedt @ Liewest. 4. geatemen, members . etedy yore entertateed éTota mene Teenty-one bathe of the Palrutine ® dy Mr. and Mex ae . ree . oI vw a a * et rr hk tens 0 sotlonet agen de, ro . ome joao car be joa. rece qatoted b macterty tre the cotiege => tremor Ragen 2 nd Jeon as ieee Rey orohiem beam : ee = pee se bleter aniagenicn kee of “conversation whale comenic a= Geretion ef Inter . tcaveraatign dating’ converea sae Tear white sotomnded te rend me Soathers. walle man own section jist the cu Sire ere tase the absctptine stake Woot Seog tamer the wet Fepecta wan miged cart Eo rcae Mant Sictal auteey” Otis est" your ta The Tatereal Shanon the sod ert with ts conmopernt ae : fect cears wich ty fairs fie eesaeece_ ot "the ine Cringe Tere, fe pete ith the tre forward and it with Og toe fecwerd’ and" By socoaratine a ir hi eg A es eee Tee The, a a tea traty Bastion pebscer whid mane et ‘conacioue helper towares sved » Bat edminisration of tot ot e Rinimem teste Siem . isierem Somesn's ill “nerige, Benes tm ten rnd arden. abd Welbed thes Sop rey." Im thle work. Tethouwc cet part: Weipuoerior aig oe i superior’) ner toe teers = 1s beet shown by aoe oF few bosses." Moreover, th aence ‘of certain irritating. wentoms familiar to our Bowth OR. in rewarded ‘an more’ des yoching: here are_ no autenps yp exan val at Sprionéeid. Oho: and Bi re wot emaaed an deserving-of place Brogan of mere feat imippi_and elsewhere. Im sho ater its course, ani he popula aim. Ai thin teady Professor Rese ho Seat homme! ¢ your homes and that te cela. de chit eceays et” me diag? Baaderiecatlse, 6 wence shee ‘evioen meial cond SEI The aati at esting bot ract-queviloas Te inseed ee candle tare ‘temaed’ ts 3g Torthe ‘rowing ot extsen Fimisaia fa Sour socmoue ee equate eave of xonrdie be witte popalation ts i Soot Gotursien wo tatsinry onnantiy ce chy jack mente Sropethy the Hh. reapenatblligy foe = att ie Tnvaltine to's th eet osmeaned AHI the ee se contabularts ll ie foe wil, 36 Bein tathcriey to '« (coatrol batt Whether it would Chas be pore be powers Of h colored comtebu O awation. iiat the ncord of an’ Negrome in. the. army tea vindcr both colored an - pokes it perfectie pina. th rained to” bs obedient, fit eatrained pervants of ihe I= Sethe spirit of dicinline ot wred: teariere a the school « oie exhibits Me, ae om fi, inview of all the. coo couch, ‘his own denortnee. an itn freon alfwers. the Ne nriy. dociin iy Tawa vis wholly ‘wiftont that” der Bile Or revoir no characte titan and Ube fireck, ke cred ma aerate of rod To oun ‘We ‘chal! not} dwelt ran betes Yanna simistrative conditions airy ia. Louierille: Bat’ the ‘Megtocs are bey ae sctrparetion voret possible exam fore them. As if t be city. is without pw ry nm andthe ‘Nec Tiare’ or “abancooed omitions for 8 Bich ow morality. Here FE cetbede would work cease. the beat white rith the bent BlacKr—cves. etn thee oie ow: Cuteh Cled te Ove Com Waniserees Apel Racca re eS de pan noes es Se reese, Foe eS Consereatory orguuteed thew" Seer SARA, Sea wg ffs ef Qorensbory, them sar of Mare ee Sener tian se ta Rarene nue come Sie eee meee, Pen eee are Staremsatee cote stceaee,c ig ea ey ae setae many compositions of the | wae ee war ee aurea ns ee ce aes Kitt “The evening Wan es io ee See trate oan poe a aS 5 Sharer eee pes Satara wee Ses Ske are Sonera. igaat Tyigterae ai! SSE ee... ire nats bots Tia nce peeaeaa ree ies i eee Beer ee Sav le a Pie wd = ae = 7 = sis ee ae SW Spee temo! APRIL 2, .- wet - oe : : eer eS, fee 1 seul AGE - a. : sraGiie, 7 cate o tae cna ‘oS corerting cabtenet tur © Tsessinti: pugebip oj ‘© PETERSON, ‘Peatnoes - oe = er ee wmeLOUR. aumeees, DD. . so et ee cee EN Sei? & SION CHUBCE. San St forme ee les WELOOME YO ALL. zi Citv News AND BRONX t Wert, seth street te wal_darter, 107 West «te avenwa—dev. Cealte of Charteston. ‘8. C.. Mtebens C. Blsbop. greda, ge to Greenberg's, Tear aith.serect aa » grosting "re, toerke ith P Biv"hews 222 Bast 56in te ‘clud was <atertained ‘Galamisoa of S34. Weet Mt Borton:.whe has’ been 1 New Nock with friends. Bd whit xption will be held Mitton Anvervoue academy ext vatng: May’ 3. srm_Leagee! cleared, over $1,000 THAT TANS Hite IN o' wuderere. g Lycenia asvvel concert at, St. joe dS centered ate Bendy. proprietor of the Brady Tattax te oprm for the eeason the “Sig Branch. N. J + kltebee of the Colored Re ‘Weat'SS4 street, cam be & weddings. ete. wetom atrictly fret clase tm Weat 90th street. ew York. €. 3, Stereos, Mar—ade. eventag st Mother Zion th'strect Madam Napoleon, atrect scored a Bit as egill aat Die ecole: Sire co inten eel ci Doth In Carmen and Alda. Starine Beneolcat Association clay" efeninae Stim tuvtaate at (Scot, Third’ areuoe "and 31th SUSU Time awaits you—ade. Dancing Acrdeme. 116 W. 52d Reesloun every Fueeans, “nara fay evenings. Special sttearion Tivate esons pivea.-~Adr- fant, 7 0 11 0 cete | Noon fo 3 pre fn cate, Tani tp ctarets"@-t0. Rr 50 crate ant, 150° 8ixth avenue.—ade. t 7 to 11, M0-cente Neos. to ba Bs come, Table Y daree ss to Sey conte cate bots 550 Sixth areoue ade S.WLite Hose tooth powder tn one oown ‘preparations for: wbttentag the tacit Charica il," Roberts Weed Sd meets New York cits apres au Aveoctatton (Dancing | Masters att sdel*etneee” Class arestonm (ie: Trery. Monday Cevealug. “Friday S“Indtruction). geoeral assembiy-—— Rrcieay an old and reepected <tt \Geo'bts ‘Dome: with "ole tarred S* Anna. Jacrett of $25. Went ADH LS. Me exces te rer none Witltam J. Prime of Kings ounce, the’ oiarrinme of thelr fo Leonard, Br vyerke af f av Randay, Maren 1 ‘Ep Ter formerly, of Mempbin Sppofatta to an atheial tadustrial School, Roches Teli oo April 27 to as ice. Mr C. SL Elaher of we Gioner “tm honor of titprwes, D.C. The Sturaee, Me. sad i Grime Dril 19. a, clase of PContrimed “at. St ‘eat 25m atetet_ be Tae eroded. and The“tectore er. riven May 2 at tnd, Se! Agate nent “Rome " aaiess Mine + Ait” toraleb en W be a recep: " Unagoe so Roe iat, ome a Fora Pon AT AL eaiues et: 1208, mucn tenga. Rove Cro a i, rector’ of eet muidclan and'Nee ate ‘orn ot oc z i on: in 1 Sup REaee ts pe Sate Wem toe "ear 4 Ee v8: } pres = Leese ee cae SS een Soe eee Ber ae Coumseliog Ih. Macem Webster attended ‘the Riedection Sc Mulawetba” fe Fauinasipeia low icv, Mg. 1 Giltort, paster of Monat Otte daptiee “church Manhattan. will voter’ tee Serie Oe se Mapa SP" at thett “belting Tis" tesington arcane at d'otteck ae ‘ae Ailing cy mat at 170 Willoushty aumet. Wedeewsay, attereren’ etectea tse tel Koning eicets Mie R'E Eecaettee pets @eat; Mra J. 5 Brewa, vice-presidemt; Mra Bown rerang mecretaty re Be a Rew: Ta s t Mra. “Bi'vasee, edviene, The oliet of tie cud te to aniat' In the education of” Afro: ‘There will be beid im the! First Dutch Re- termed church” Beveath ‘stguee and’ Carvel etreet, om Thereday, May 3 at 3 5. m., & Fone Sens eying fe” tht neat of tae eeetyinh chest atte ‘Btoetign Ueward eegie: peebernt fv the beard’ of masncws: sii” Grpsece en ctgitoen cf, tee rng RE Gensel Beriatle C. King -Addresses will /be Mg Smee Gareg Cadman ee Googe men J Be Fasrar and Jaume it Gordos, Supertatesdest. = MARRIED. 7 ‘Gitinemes, i mentieais | Ome of the most breutlful marriages of ‘Banter week wan celebrated at Bt Btephen's Gage aga To, ae PSO prime Shea ‘Mae Ee . at 150 pm, when Mise Grills Arpomtcade,deucbier og” Bir, amd” pt Fillides “Armontrage: Vecame the wife of afr jacncs Warmer, The ce wat performed den the "Kee Nathan A. Seanle, ctor of tee charch. im tbe preseace of a Sriiliamt samm: Tare of frleods tug incited xueain. ‘The prige Sat baadomely attited Ip aceite silk rows Sith ieee telmimihge aed wore, a reach a Odkage Wosroma Whe Bridvematde. ‘Mineea_ & Tiel ‘aka E. Yearwood, were sino. becom: Inely auttred tn white Mik dreenes. "Foe room snd heat man. Sir, Yobmros Calch, wore ever ine diese "After the ceremony at’ the church Bil repaired to 210. Weet Giat street. where. the Wedding. cecention wae held tad where the mew: ie marricd couple Tecelted the congraiviatlons of their frlendy amidst sweet strains of music Mei George A: Huahine of Brookita waste Charse of the reception “and. “coodueted the SaUseaL parts ia am able magare. The wetdiog prewetz were Dumerous AmOnK the invited fists. pfteaat "were Mie ES Helter, B- Carweod. Slemere Georre A. Hunting, nich Thomme Chapman, Sim Jonnpbine, Ed: ‘ards. Nia Agen eaves. Mion Sarah Chivas. Nr. aod Sire. 2 iuokine and brother. Mewsra it" nitine, “Charles Laviogton, J. Cooke, tise Colbert, Sirs, Ar Huggins of Hrootya: Wr SAE NE “bings, “aT awarde: “lee UR Vaienas Me_ and’ Airs. walter Kawardn ‘Mew J. -thoaias, Mite NM. Medina, Mr. Br Heats and niners. pend SCALLLL Ghee, Spat Euniay. ‘sorning Py Teett sirens Siem arial A. M. E, Zinn church, Hrooklya, Paster EM. dacobe was anasted by Kev. C. Water and Rrvant, Onealng praser_ wes offered” 03 ee, Wevani, ‘The texe of Ree. Waters wah SEbdearoriag te keep the unity of the apiti Bideasorted te Reoe MteSaity aA sat Saetis nexed for $20 aad w iiteral amoual wee Eniand, "Ieaediction eas ‘proooamerd, br Kee Waters, “tbe Satnaaiy azheul couvened at, 230 Svprintendene TW. Megribur painted sat Jeans ty the wlacey ee the, ated teachers ‘The ealinction was Sue and the bagoce clansee eee Ne 2th ange of Nee emrker™ mad See AP Nematrone. | The Vactee Cheiat bn Rattator get alee, The headers ofthe veeting: mere Sigs “ME 3. Vnther and. Mtr CARUSoaiter “Mine Markee’ eatiiued the topic Phe Me Day. and Me Walkers tend n baer on Keeping. tie Raubal Meester ti. Staten Spoke tie Iuactteten o¢ the meats The Hating wan then turnest aver ta ve preeident APOE Se Stacdocke wei maak narticuinrls ie ett meatier of the Enivayurs A cullen Fg Ne IRIE gee pes cuca ‘Re "the ‘eeenlng “eestor Jie. dacone accu tpetroctum, Phe Chole sang teautiginie mod the ‘lord's prager wae “chanted “The text thoweo bs tbe tuctar way If the Fighieuts Bate ig teape where will the sinner nnd the ungodly Sugar’ The cotingtion of the Gay wae £2 12 "Fire lant quacteris ‘confervner inet om West nesdiy. April Wh ueider Prenidinz Rider Newhs The miatteris nod yearly reports were. all nat: Rigel Ae Sit Busta wean nn ‘coonteted meanferince will tecealied on” Frida evening ae Ths week be darn ei preside, tbe coaference Uaaatarounty Tuied fe the return at ihecpaaior aed of the pregiing ler” ‘on the frat Sundae fo Mins at 4p, ma, the ute and bictory of FNC. Price wit he Tonlogtaed he" ates Bescon Conkitag Siumns, Tet, its Tawtwa sed others tar the mutirorita of the chore fer the teneat of the Stemerial Chapel forbs emgted’ cathe, grotnds of Llviosntone (ortere Mae aries ie pendent of the maeet lag. "Neat ‘Santas 5. nerinoa ‘will tye ‘preached he evs Waters of Zien church. WiiURronbne fie the Daughters of Cmformaes oF the church fo° teh aetertnnm. he jeeaident tn Sir. Weil Hinge Mew Mt Ea, Varker of aa Tattle Nircts near 4ih avenue, in Tite AGr msn! coke ce Se tea toetln sua toe can Phe hen becertes eee pasta nee Seas Sera SL Seat et ME i Tite OF wit HRNGeP Saath Site Hee te Se ae tae acieae satiate tie Bat tence a REG Senne ine 3. c: Pree Lyciam Ae te cgautttion tr, pear “a sohteli, Heomebatin. sf ai abe ict Tee ame nen Pie Eo drhee: Seicetinenes, cooley gee mae: a lta haes Mey bohes iy Raji ebecette Mectehatuds mee GP Pak" Pac acc alg Klean ae arte te Tilak Prana alee ee pr heihiyie sebeot The ining td teers wh, Pra Te wth neta ea outertges te Pie Reed ita heahaie a atl, ee Wiad Senile eh tus sais Ae aka hr abe Rent ead Ty WAS achat: a gee Since We aneh: A og neat nett et hac ont nae tree a Neat ee Go Aeian ae reel aeihee Atta kite Stel See Hem Maly, Actes Mie Nii nies fe PreGhtegste. eri es, Bee “ed SER Billa ih et tee Su Ma, Met ater ae, ate Te ibettte, See Sin attiate ie Ving, nimmnep, Mr, FIL andro. Af the Baby, Cremeew’s + 30, ie PP TEE oes > . eo Taney teas Syian nite ieraen te STN, ies tetd = Tae Great Hair Straightener and Grower , Most Wonderful Discovery ever made for curly,.kinky and knotty hair. ‘Makes hair grow long, straight, soft and silky ;.cures dandruff and stops falling hair.’ Kink-ine ac.s like magic on the hair. Minh-ine Is No Experiment. It was discovered by R. Roberts, a-famous Bnglish chemist, who has made ‘a study 6f the scalp of colored people for the past 90 years, and who, after much.time and experience, has prepared this great ‘tenle for. the colored people. 3 : ‘ ‘Thilo chemist anys that his experience and study have taught him that the scalp of the colored people requires a special " greatment and after 4eboring'and testing-theso-many:yeurs be bas. discnvered the greatest REMEDY the WORLD has ever Known for the HAIR ef colored people. - ws a KINK-INR will make the hair GROW from one to three inches per month, if the directions and instructions are care- fully followed out. We, bave many canes om record where the ahove results have been obtained. and we do not hesitate when we make these claims. - : = KINK-INB is the oaly safe preparation in the world that is guarantéed to make the bair etraicht and make dry Bair smooth and stop It from breaking of and falling out; takes out ‘all the Kinks and knots, cures dandruff, makes the hair ‘soft ind sliky, and by noarishing the roote xives It ‘mew life’ and vigor, restoring it to natural color. Read what Miss Elisabeth Joace of Chicage says of KINK-INE: “My bair was not more than three inches jong when I commenced to use Kink-ine, alx months ago. I have used it steadily sfoce that date and it has xrown on am aver age of two Inches! each’ month and it is now more than ‘Aton inches loag. Besides, my hair has become almost straight and 1 fally believe by the end of the year I will have the most beautifal head of hair of any colored lady im the worhl.” . SPECIAL OF FER—Te prove the quality and superiority of cur goods over all ethers, we will sell enc full-clse Dottie of Kink-Ine, price 3B cents, ene cake of Kink-ine Soap, the best Shampes and Toilet Soap in the werld, price 35 ecmts, beth for only EP cvate; or six hotties and six caken of poap fer $4.00 Special offer geed,only at the following stores: : S. Mesenetock, Tih ave, and Giat street; W. & Rockey, 34th st, and Sth ave, (24 ol and 9th ave.; W: B. Rikers’ stores, 334 et. and 6th ave, Broadway and th st; all Hegeman & Co,’s Stores; J. and F, Grotta, 27th at. and 6th ave, $8th st. and Broadway; L. P. Rupp, 36th ot, and 9th ave; F. K. Jamen, 44th st. and ch ave; Gibian, 43d 9°. and th ave: F. W. Kineman, Sth ave. and 39th at.; J. Colp, 209 leecker st, Benjamin Howell, Marbershop, €2 West 135th nt.) It IT. Macy ‘& Co.; Siegel-Cooper and Rothenberg’s; Hatterman Drug Store. 99th nt. and Coluinbus ave. Brooklyn—aAll Rikers’ Drew Sterea (formerly Bolton's drug stores); Abraham @ 81 wus. Jersey City—Eagene Hartectt. Newark-—Menk's Drag Sterce. Miscellaneous { URNISHED ROOMS, with of without re Goon thereat genet Propeitere cic, Re J F ton ere Sin! Bra Lay ane ‘nine Bee Fey. ons WAN eporscette Cit inmseiesiy toh. oa ; Brew. Ele Wet 20u street dorbat Te LET—Nicely fursisbed rooms with bath and all comvenieaces Apply, Menge Witams, 245 Weet sot airecte ape BAi LET—Neatly furnished rooms with all [icaventoncen Apply Tackiin, 261. Wert 20th street : apria at WILL, pay a good price for Afto-Ametican ‘ouitiuge for riteben. “Address Mine. Irice, ain Sixth aventie, New Vor cits. Abr. 12 4t MPS ASS YR NANTED, a deste, Se Me children, ‘ve ragme on necoud foar, uae Delitiog andl hesdy ade pay Dare-rene Address °M. J. Newman, 137 East 12515 street. 5 apr ie st TORE ine APRS roe BaP Ula ‘onder: with sil comventences: 227 Halsey street, Hrookiya, -MCREBL. WES SPS Be ee BN “Addrena, De. GC. G. Merritt, 120 Boutd. Sec: ond street, Waco, Tex, apr tate BOARDERS. 2m prenarnd to accommodate x few boarders by the day. week OF Taoa!s At Moderate. race Far paritculnre” acest ‘ 2. ‘Batson, OF Yorton arcane. New Motte. vn nese FURNISHED | ROOMS ta ices All conceal ences He Te Weight, Ase Bergea street, Rroctiva, Ne eben LAREE Geir ream (ke, Fee Soon an Wet GOth nireet_ “Cohen. 23 West Shue streets Cope TEE a ag, Aas ote Taine ateret. Brooklyn. @ ULET—Furnished front roomn far TrciGhourckeeping. Apply Aira. Cundt. 361 Third avenue. | PO REE Eee ANS BS HE rooms, Apply Mra. Gundt, Tet) Thied avenum, mene With ateeets FF SESISTED | EGONS 19 ie, Pratcclaan parlor aig large bed room for w csuple Gr tures, Co Duke. 29 Went 93in street, necaned oor, West ald Tee SL, Camera satraes fen Toaina. all Improvements. Smut house, Tatuierlige satreet, 8 rooma with bath, 337.00. Hivor at. 387 Cumberland. atrert, John Pe Moseley, 164 Montague street, Tronktyn, ff Tot Wana ae Rrooklyn, References -requented. Fo large open Yard. lorated in central psition. within wold residential sex tien, Be Went Fsath screet i TO, GER sarem. Floors furnished and Difurnighed. Reomne EM parte ak Rrockivn. Hest. Mu A. Simmons, Heat Bes inte Oiler, Se SC Bele streets Hrookien my 1 Toker SN furnined teres and mail ranma Dodson, 168 Wihourhby styeete Virendetstne Albany Noten. Aunasy, April 23.—Last bursday creniog the Jmeph T. Smith tabernacle Rave a <tc cexsfil concert und reception at Engineer ball, A large number were present from Prox. Mrs) Eva A. Greeoe of Renvellacr has re turned from Blaghampton where mhe attended the wddlng of Mien Lennie dell. Mr. James 0. Commeram, who hay been a janitor fo the Senate for thirteen years, ts epending hin Eanter vacation with bly dauzhter at New Medford. Mrs. Neboa Naulters In the'quent of her son, Mr. Charter. Jackson, and hia wife in Henwalaer Meu Willie Wooster of Mawaneht sclin wan the quest of Mr. nad Mes, Hielre ott Eanter, Au number ‘atienied the Hgoklovere Easter gather. at Tibtutx hall. ‘Tres, 90 April 20, Those ‘present were Me and Men, RE Cine of Washington: Me, Van Vrancen. Mise Van Vranken aad Mine Grace Wao Venn: en, Mena. CGreen and daughter, Mies Ade Tine Greene, Mev TM, Madivan and daughter. Mine Dorrie Madison, Sr, and Mex. Price nnd Mine Snen Wrlew. Mr and Mex AC, Gordan, Mite Camptell nnd Mine Earnesitan Canny I Abs Eawned Thompson, Mee. 6. Gardner, Mex C0. Lewin Slee Lewin mad Misw Uimeciott Twila, Site femution Wiillamne. of "Willian town, Mane: Ming Tl, A. Chasmag, Mis Wig fins, Mra Arttur Sayies nnd Silas Lanny, Stesirg Sous Willian, “Mears Cate, Walter itrhate: James Mogan of New Sork : Atlan Mary Nottie, Mivor Heelan aid Ethel Helen, Me, and Sir, Wit, Nua and Mes. Mt Meeston of Rihans. : Sunday morning Weer B,J. “Mell preached to a Yath cougeeention. | AZ 3 p.m. Wey. Tell Ot Hamilton street. efttel preweteat a epecial Steam ta the Vounz Men's Colored Kenibiienn Sluke A tanger cralleetion wns tified, “Men E- Cole wax organist. Me. Charles Mazel of New ork fins inant the, guest of Mire. F'Wtalenmbe tar ten weeks. The Helping Hand "Auxiliary Fepmrted Sundae eventag that they’ Entec! at thie caneert. the ami ot 840 ta pete the siewinrdie of the batmner at milncy dies ito Mi“ Prvctar. Mow Williaa Host tx eapidis Inipruving at thw Homenutheite Roxpltal instend nt the Cig hospital. The Myatt CRADIer of Tray with Mrs, @. Be Lewis ax worthy sfatron wii) hold ite" few “agnual “mnniversary” and max quern fentival at facmony hallon May Memorial mervice for PAUL DuRhae will be held at Hamilton street church’ Munday at ® p.m. ° Wetdgepert aed Stratford Noten, HewoRvorr, Cofn.. April 24.~-Mex Charien (ret of Yonkers, N. ¥., le tiniting Ner moter, Mrs, Mary Manson, “Idtile Exelyn Ciinfon spent a few dayn lant week with her aupt. Mire: Filea Jones, Master. Willfe William ‘ty cinltTng relatives and friends in Danbars. Miles Grace Batiler hax returned after’ soendiqg. the winire in Florida. Mine Aeott~of RT nemgnd je visiting ber mister. Mex Leon MIL «| Mr. ilarry Ailies of: New York visited: °+dbat week. Mine Fide Mevena Bae a errs «cold. The. fale nieve atthe as MAK: Zine ante jane week of which Site, B --* Ping “war nrentecat. tralterd SAS. Mr Clare vere or mend te | To Respectable Families SIX ROOMS AND BATH First Floor, $27,00'8 month, .. FIVE ROOMp and BATH, $25.00 Ranges, hot and cold water: In East 83d Street, between ad and 3d Avenues. Apply by'letter to T. F. K., 120 West 79th St. epee at CHANCE SELQOM OFFERED. FOUR-STORY XC?! spay WreeT, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES. 17 ROOMS AND BATH. RENT LOW. GOOD LEASE. CHANCE FOR CATER- ER OR RELIABLE COLORED FAM- ILY. J. ARTHUR FISCHER, 667 SIXTH AVENUE. THE LADIES’ VIRGINIA SOCIAL No. 4 . WILL GIVE THEIR 20th Amaiversary and eception THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 100 At MUTUAL HALL, 458 Ninth Avenue Music hy New Ameteudan Orchesten Tickets, 18 Gente Tel. 4950-Cel. ~ Prof. E. WMenefield SOOOOOOOS FORD'S HAIR POMADE “ozomized OX MARROW"? S 2 rere eerie kr enareess he ga bear eae Be Se eee See ads SEG Peeeeee Tobe arya tae ges Set Eee tee ee Ear icete pana Se as SFE SEEN eas Fpsant Ofer Gime Te Sahat ene septate sey aac Ee Re ears a SS sede ee iret este Eta ate eerie = ties Pal eee Ree re cya npeer mae at } The Ozenized Ox Marrow Co. . (Wome genuine without my siqnatere) |» Chih Ford Bak - . FE Wabash Ave., Chicage, tt. 5 vancae enact cere len Carve Natea. Bins Chet Meri 24 Mest Sarat Hava stor sent Sandee at Meats Mi Filey Tawa Sat tect eovat ata” atte hn No Tee a AR ee et acme mareties Hite tes 2S debe atin Mt wens a Heat Sew chan UGE chek Soe Sa Cullen, ite seuntavet” ines soe, Ee Strmanrdc_ mtv ‘iewirdesces Sas a) niwesatil crysin) enterialnimrad ae Ualkais lah Ste free’ Poanetuert lhe aieeres af mnaster iuneons conferred ape. bAth wet. sieniag oven ines Train tedat bf Htroakivn te! Koncert ee ireteae Reon td Tawion anal te We Tie The Tuiter. wre itendibing the! Seat does Moiterene hewn mst at Neind Haas, Oppdrtunition for Voung Men at Teskeaee, The Taskewe Tnaitinie Is ow offering ex- vented conten Tm ath Tents ‘nnd ‘wenetioe to rag ea nasng to erenreadeanaeg tantric ling ig” Archivectural Drawing and Rleetsica Rnatneering. Perama: fesivinz” to ‘take, ‘SA vauced oF elementart Agitora ta either of the subjects will: fied ihe oopoctynity to obtain jartrvetion iat. Tuskewe tif tinte, “each an oe imatitationa ta due Gh pity" can afer, There tem xcaving demand. for yrann ‘mes rho At “thempriven. hy” complipiag the "Arckt- rectaral Drawing coultees ta ake plane. for pemines an wine. can Go the Taek cegmieed te Rlecicieal” Rn acting.” Revor art tetme: mate ry” ‘ene conemen fe Nelptal Tham ‘i ie ta te penn, ‘Prtactpa' : tux PRIDE OF Tux, mp: RACE Claterpéveted under the Laws ef ey ose bata)” CAPITALSTOCK $500,000.00 , , SHARES $10.00 EACH, PAR VALUE. ‘This CSmpany has ap Ms putncipad chGect the hotter hausing of the Men Chane, As « result of tte epenmaiane Gar & posted af © iitdic over & youn 0 e to tho conayal of Twenty (80) Bow Vect City Apartment Seuss, wilusd at ‘Wundred and Ninety Thousand. (GRA) Della, Six) of this aumbers pany owns, and ‘the other Geurtsen (8@ ase bold by ibe Company and WEA tend to ‘tndiente ‘ihe quent peméhiiteies tn the wag ef | too stockholders tn thin Company. What thi Comgang & Giteg ts liga Tost ' futende ultimately to Go tm every lange city in the United States whens tC - Seemeaiiadimeneeee ae e- 7 PRILEP 4. PATTON, In, Peestevet and Geneoes Ease, ® PRANK STHUART-ARMAND, Vico-Pvetiam, FRED &. BCORR, Secrvary and Toca, WUFSRD M CMITE, dememey, ie) 6 . . = BIRBOCTORS: 5 Miumett J. Seott, James ©. Yoomen, Wiliam Tem Myvh, Prank Siiwwet sremnt Jamre B. Garecs, Rev, W. . Brosts, Barren Wyikies, Jeowh BL Becen Seed & Meere, Witiced H. Suith, Philip 4. Payton, dn, . OF eats i NEW YORK CIT* Telephowe, 5311 Columbus =. >= FIRST OF- THE SEAS” GRAND a ‘ ai 8 . Summernight’s Festival and |. OF THES POPULAR * Rew Amsterdam Mur (comronasy ‘W. HERBERT DA‘ _ At Sulzer’s Harlem P° 128th “Btreet and Bee cc . MONDAY EVERIN Bose < Two Orchectras of; ~ WICKETS OF ADMISSION Joraae’ Cragep Vier heestaeat Jean WD Ta MIE obi, Seana Me ; . ‘CARD To ° «Wo arain take an oppertealty te. thank Sain and Coe Wlatee Recebtican. We. sist : . miaty "oraafeations clube, “enorcbee, ett a # See ee meee we eee gna am SERTCAAND a New Sark’ capable, ofr dita txaln open, Balers Haciee ‘River Park edt ¢ We wish. the public to understand that « eaxon in due to the tact thet our eamumemeate. Gu. we" would otherwise be unable to properly emicti: : Tran we nino wish to avold competition With out cfd" iltadn arain, topetber with toe many gee ot the advancement of the bosiuens lnterents of out eee .Announce . Ye and your friends are.cordially invited : series of post carda now on the market, devot progress of the Negro Race. Authorized pictures of suc DuBois, Washington and Dunbar; realistic views of the » stitutions; and gratifying glimpses into the business life shown, being reproduced in the latest photographic style.’ Pt A fine assortment mailed to any address for 50 cents. verywhere. Address - _*. - THE WESTMORELAND CO., : . 23 Harwich St., Boston, Mass. ” Oe First Annual Reception and Concert : i GIVEN BY THE : pe ce comes a ae ee I Whitman Sisters PALM GARDEN Thursday Evening. May 10. 1906 r00me wea's LiTtnant League , Ce ® wo, First Annual Reception and Concert ; ‘ GIVEN BY TRE : Men’s Club of St. David’s P. E. Church Ebling’s Casino, 156th St. and St. Ann’s Ave. . Rev. E. G. Clifton, D. L., Rector. Music by the New Amsterdam Orchestra THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1906 OFFICERS: William 11, Flond, President: William H. Jacknon, Vice-President; Rdward Ar ieamonte, Seeretarye J. ihe divthowood, Ereaaurer, ABT RE UES ADMISSION, = < my 35 CENTS eaves Withs, the Prince of Entertainors, MAYFLOWER RECEPTION wre Na, $00, G. U. 0. of 0. F. E * WILL BE HELD AT \ J PALM GARDEN, Fify-cighth Street between Lexington and Avesees TUESDAY EVENING, MAY ist, 1906 Music by New Amsterdam Orchestra TICHETS, - -_ (Including Wardrobe Check) - - SO\Cenmts * BOXES, seating 12 porsens, $2.00 Tidkria and Hlowen cam be aeoeret from Hea CH Trent; Ses ‘wi tad Wpeneee: Nico, Oliver‘, Wilson, 361 W. 31th Street; Beo. ML. Williame, 14 7 77¢h Berdet OWE HUNDRED AND TENTH AWHIVe RSARY OF Vel and ISL West suth strent N.Y. Hew, JW MeMunton. Te te) pista au. Sindy Mas 8180 Seevtere at TE a ms tna PEO pm ne Waist tne we distinguished fata of tie general atticers of the eons Revtien” wil Secups te palpi, CAt the CLSna sry ee Mike Thochih Neda why fiat sh bisteeient paper. nnd Mies Mabel Dice Wi “Sie. Telor” ty the Meron. Steal tune WH" be seranged hy the Chorister. Prot Lotedrenn. On Monday. ma Une Eth, here whl bee DEDICATION JUMLEE At which tine “Phe Gypales” Festival WAT Be fein inter the inannagement of Mis Lott-Green "At “une “conehinlon a Seclal fostivad Will be held ign the tecture: ADMISSION 2 In Cents, An anton cri foatare an sinday whl fe The Hats cid ty Une Lande of Paine tye Denuite Gverett bresitents Raderlie Fe cauiean. tec tins: Tapa Rowinan, Coil + Of Management: "The Hewed vf Teustecs And ile Heed of Stewards 2 320 «nd Sat JUST OPENED ‘Sicitane ! ™ * Near Eighth, Avease TWO FINE DWELLINGS Containing ‘Apartments of 3 and 4 large light rooms. Good condition. RENTS, $10 TO $18 PER MONTH Apply JOSEPH LEVY & SON 389 Eighth Avenue, near agth Sireet, or, Janitor on Premises C ME ONE COME ALL Annual Dramatic Entertainment « THE WILLING WORKERS CIRCLE tea. to asocenee ae? 15th” ANNUAL DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT LABOR. LYCEUM oe: % ‘Willoughby and Myr’se Avenues, Brookiya . i: setats must opin nad Vat apoetame tall WO tata tisaity for (hls, eeesiimiamia: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1906 = CRAIO’S FULL OR EIES TRA * = . J. HOPRTIAN. W008, Pieer leserer . He TON CEN ae wctock FM. Curtain riage SRERTED, CRAZE. 78 CSD secrchlCkete Ay pe obtained by applying, to any member of the Circle, or Mra. J. EL Weed te tele eat gai eo Se eatin ey IP te Biyeaie ATE: arene That "Uneret te aaeeiie eee Te oes Woe Riwad a re 1898 NINTH ANNUAL . 1906 Summernight Festival and Pic-Nic oF TAR acs West Indian Benev t Society SULZER’$ MARLEr \ Second Ave. Nesicdy mise . micsion. 85 Con~ Five Lots for $50.00 "Building tots almost givenaway. Warden- ely, L. 1. Lots worth more than. five times price asked. Price of One Lot efter Special Sale. $50.00 GET FIVE NOW FOR $50.00 One for $10.00. Get them at once. Offer withdrawn after ten o'clock Tuesday, May 15. tegetee 5 REV. HORACE’G. MILLER, 57 West 134th Street. | apsiy DR. D, Ww. ONLEY | BURGEON DENTIST 79.W. 134th St., New ¥ © Branct’ Office: 1530 Sor Mt. Vernon, N. Y¥., wh-- treated on spring is Coming! is Here! Iones cleaning time. Moving time. Nature puts on few Fusive Gear and Men and Women follow Nature's—Especially the Women. You Yourself are contemplating some change. If you d New Carpeta or Mattings or Olcloths, go to E. V. AUS on Ninth Avenue, cor. 43d Street. There you'll / cheaper than anywhere else, and if you don't want to sw your money out of the savings bank, you get credit are. If you want New Furniture, New Bedding, a Goart or Ice Box, go again to E. V. KRAUS, Ninth Avenue, xr. 43d Street. That's the best place to buy these things. eah or Credit. If you want a New Spring Dress or a Suit of Clothes or your husband or son, go to E. V. KRAUS, Ninth Ave., cor. 43d Street. There the Style and Quality and Price are Right, and Terms are Easy. Only $1.oo a week. In fact anything that you may need for your comfort or travel, E. V. KRAUS' at Ninth Avenue, cor. 43d Street is the place to get it. Enormous selections, proper treatment, prompt deliveries, low prices and long credit. These have made the Firm of E. V. KRAUS famous and popular. a place for you to trade at E. V. Kraus 609, 611, 613 NINTH AVE., cor. 43d STREET RIGHT ON THE CORNER MARKET CO. S AVE., COR. 101st ST. ce Moats, Poultry, Provisions, Fish and est 26 17 Y. C. 1906 RAND ANNUAL NIGHT'S FESTIVAL BY J. CRAIG PARK, CASINO and GROUNDS ONQ AVENUE, N. I. G, MAY 11th, 1906 tea of Twenty-five Pieces 35 CENTS Janghn, James N. Anderson, William Ten Byck, Huelees, Rufus Herbort, Thomas H. Wright, Wm. mmer, John W. Tobey, William J. Carle, ap18-81 CE IN BROOKLYN OF THE ATIC CONCERT CO. YORK CITY Opening, May 3, 1906 Memorial A. M. E. Zion Church Laby Street and Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn CUBS, D. D. M. D., Pastor Children under twelve, 15 Cents out of town engagements. Address, for terms F. F. LEGARR, Manager 329 West 59th Street, New York City REQUEST TO ALL!! Entertainment and Reception OF THE CULTURE CLUB ay Evening, May 3, 1906 t St. Memorial A. M. E. Zion Church between Willoughby Street and Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn M.V. F. M. JACOBS, D. D. M. D., Pastor of Admission, 25 Cents. Children under twelve, 15 Cents This Company will accept city or out of town engagements. Address for terms MRS. C. F. LEGARR, Manager ALPHA PHYSICAL CULTURE FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 27th, 1908 At Palm Garden, 58th Street, bet. Third and Lexington Aves. PHYSICAL CULTURE EXHIBITION Street, bet. Third and Lexington Aves. CULTURE EXHIBITION DANCING AT 10.20. MSTERDAM ORCHESTRA BOX BEATING 8 PERSONS $2.00. ident: John B. Clayton, vice-president; Thomas ann, recording secretary; Edward E. Petitt, treas- aid F. Norman, Chairman Executive Committee. SUBSCRIPTION 60 CENTS OFFICER2: Conrad V. Norman president; John B. Clayton, vice-president; Thomas W. Norman; Gerald F. Norman, recording secretary Edward E. Petel, treasurer; Herbert Morris, sergeant-atarms. Gerald F. Norman, Chairman Executive Committee, 25 West 134th street. Poughkeepsie Notes. POCONOKKEEPLE, April 24 — Rev. C. Fairfax preached Sunday morning and evening to Target audiences. He referred feelingly to the San Francisco earthquake and those suffering from that dreadful disaster. Next Sunday will be the conference year. He Fairfax will be in conference W. H. Singleton of the New England conference and Prof. C. B. Collins of the West Indian conference. He will be held at 10:45 a. m. and communion at 3.0 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. The pancake socciable missionary by the W. H. M. and E. Missionary nociety by the W. H. Holmes won the prize at the egg hunt given by the aewardesses of A. M. E. Zion church, from some class slipper jewelry case was awarded. Mr. Frank Post of New York city is stalking here. Mr. Jacob Franklin, who has been sled here, has accepted the position of caretaker of the City club on Market street. Mrs. Margaret Kuller’s condition is improved. Mr. Charles Kuller has accepted the position of A. V. Dubois is improving slowly. Mrs. James H. Harden is out again after being ill several Afro-Americans are being hired at the Polk County jail. Jesse Haff has returned after being at Dr. Pouchere sanitarium for three weeks. A house warming man gave Mr. and Mrs. George H. Haff to her residence on April 23. Mr. Hilleen is sled Hackersack Notice Nyack Notice NYACK, Auriel 24. The annual fair in St. Philips A. M. I. Zion church last week was a financial success. Presiding Elder Newby held the fourth quarterly conference in St. Philips church last week. The reports showed it to be in excellent condition. Mr. W. H. Myers was elected as delegate to the annual conference of the A. M. I. Zion church in Willetton. Miss Albertina Brown of Willetton John Williams of Tarrytown were today at the residence of the sermon of the unreach Onalaufig Noten. Norwich Notes. Norwich, Conn., April 23.—On April 18 an entertainment was given in T. A. B. hall under the management of Mr. Marshall Brown for the benefit of McKinley avenue, A. M. E. Zion church, Mr. Charles Fred, M. E. Zion church, Mr. Charles Fred, gram by whishing, singing and reciting, Mr. Paul Robinson performed on the zither. Easter was observed at both the Baptist children. On April 22 at Grace Memorial Baptist church the Easter concert was presented outside talent, Mrs Dora Millar, Millar New York was the guest of Prof. and Mrs William E. Geary on Easter, and appeared on the zither. Rev J. N. McKnight, D. D., of Hempstead, N. C. has been the guest of his cousin, Mr. H. Doggall McKnight, of Union street. While in church several times, to large audiences, Mrs. Ether Purdy was called to New London to attend a funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr. Rimel Rimel, of New London on April 21 after an illness of several years. Rockskill Note a. the A. M. E. Zion L. H. Lightfoot of wife of Mr. St. morning and was buried by her a to Riving PEKKRILL. April 21. A church last Sunday Reception. The Rev. Trey Jeterman, diocesan burglar from the Mr. O. L. Day Williams of New York, visited to visit to her relation week. On May G there church; preaching at and on the evening New York. The pastor is J. 341 West 59th Street, New York City Wigs, Switches, Bangs and Pompadourna made of natural hair; also made of combings, Hair Dressing, Manloving, Neelp Treatment, Feudal Massage, Shampooing and Hair Straightening a Specialty. Combings bought. mech 20 3m. Under J. EDWARD WINT J. EDWARD WINTERBOTTOM & CO. 638 Sixth Avenue, al Telephones 462 and 463 38th Telephone, 8140-23th St. JAMES C THOMAS8 UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER. 493 Seventh Avenue. Retired 10th and 17th Street Telephone Call, 1854 318th Street. Night Calls promptly attended to Between 61st and 61st Avenues Residence, 215 West 40th Street, New York. 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