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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
SPECIAL And ATTRACTIVE
Bargains for This Week

NO ONE WILL BE DISAPPOINTED
who visits our store this week. We have
displayed the greatest bargains IN every
line. ard we guarantee every "ltieis
exactly as advertised. Buy as much or as
little as you please.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
IN endless array in all the new, effects.
Fine Wool Cheyiots. Granite Clotn, Cash-
meres. Serges, Seeded Cloths, Hopsack-
ings. Plaids, and ChechS loE u@'e"" .
46-lnch Atwood Granite Cloth. in navy
and green. soc. yard. a, .
Atwood 40-inch French serges' sac
Fine ATWOOD Checked and Plaid Chev-
tots. sOc.-seiling everywhere at moc.
Fine Wool CTahmeres, all ,J new
spring shades. 81 inches "lde' Teu"0eN
from . 10 rs > Sc. yard. -, c,.,.,,
Silk-and-Woo, Mixed Fine Checked
Sutirgs 81 a yard. -.
All-N0ol French Flannels reduced rom
- 10 J1c. yard. ,.,
AT-WooI Mixed Sutlngs. 81 inches wide,
reduced TO soc. a yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Fine Atwood Black Serge reduced from
~ Wool Fine silk Finish Cashmeres,
regular csc. goods, zoe. a yard; 49,,
LiYIa Black Granite tLJln~t ifitth liItti'
ettas, Black Serges, Black Hopsachinss
etc.
SILKS.
Black Morie silk. 81. N25, and Sl.bo.
Swivel silks reduced to 5lc.
Wash silks reduced 10 a3c.
India and China silks. all new and de-
sirdble, and at lowest prices
NEW LACES.
Bourbon. PORT De Paris, Point de Ire
lard. Venetian, Nalenclenn's, Iorchoh
and Orieutals. All new patterns.
WHITE BED-SPREADS.
Beyond all question, the greatest oppor
! t,Inl-v vet offered-in White Bed-Spreads-
/ 80 81. -. soc. 81. Sl.25. $50. $.15, and :
Tor spreads worth 80 per cent. more
CARPETS AND RUGS.
/ All Carpets at greatly reduced prices
/ No extra charge for making and laying
! LADIES WRAPS.
zoe buys exactly what 81 bought fou
/ weeks ago. Every wrap exactly nal
/ price.
! LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
The largest assortment in the city. N
I wei made, and handsomely trimmed, an
! the prices beyond competition.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTIIS.
o, q IL. and SOC.
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CLOAKS IN HALI -.

ANY Cloak or Jucaei r
halt the marked pr"
a stylish garment sofy L...-..
BOYS sui $ arc 20. s9i4 b.
a.. f.af
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We have about ten Baby-Carrlages lest
from last season which We viii soll at a
great sacrifice TO make room for our new
stock. Half price to any one wishing to
take advantage OF this opportunity.
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Centlemen'S NigltSah6.

Gentlemen'S Eig1tSahS,
Plain White or Fancy
Trimmed, Doe.
Plain White or Fancy
Trimmed, 7jc.
Embroidered in White Or
colors, 81.
Embroidered in white or
colors, $50.
White and Fancy Cambria
Soc.
White and Fancy Cambria
81
The above line Of Gentle.
mems Night-Sblrts me yell
made and will bee found b~'
value.
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WASH SILKS.

Cream Ground SILK, with
colored stripe~, all pure ,''k,
374c. Il yard.
Crepe Cloth, evening tLalc,
37Ic.
Pongee Silks. neat colorel
stripes and figures. N5c. ayM1
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THE TOWER.
201. JULIUS SYCLE 4 SONS. 203.
Julius Syce, Samuel Sycle and Seymour Sycle
GREAT REDUCTION IN
GINGHAMS.

GREAT REDUCIlOS in
GINGHAMS.
s1-ic. for the very best AmosAeass
that sell everywhere Tor lOc' yaru'
st-inch Blue Storm Serge II lie. These
al regular &c. goods.
BUTTERMILK SOAP.
The finest soap made. Equal TO Cash
mere Bouquet. Highly fragrant. |oc' ior
box OF three cakes.
New line OF Beadlngs, lie. to l5c. a
piece.
500 Rain and Sun-Umbrellas reduced to
62 tie.
Good Cashmere for boys suits. 25e.
yard.
Fine Atwood SIC. White Flannel re-
duced 20 DC. u yard.
AI-wool Underwear for ladies' and gem
tlemen at cost.
40 yards Good Mating. 81.
Rubber sheeting. 80 and zoe. yard.
Table on-Cloth. 81 wide 16 &c. a yard.
Stool Buckles for dress trimmings at
Is. -, o, 81 IL, 80. and - lie.
Ladies' Driving Gauntlcts, SIS a pair.
III pounds Of Writing Paper for he
Jet Buckles for dress trimming L IL
I TO 81 lie. apiece.
Elegant Double Width Dress Goods at
| II lie. yard. ----
An immense line OF Hamburg and JAG
onet Edgngs and lnserungs.
| Sc. a yard Tor extra wide and nne Tn
/ bleached Cotton, such as never s'ils Tor
/ less than 1c.
4 fob lot Of All-Snk Saun-Lined Tecl,
| Ties reduced from ID 10 29c. apiece.
y t-2c apiece for a LOT Of Handsome
| Ties that Sold for zoe. apiece.
Gentlemen's Pun Ties that sold for q
and 7jc. now l3c. apiece.
80 dozen New Windsor Scarfs that sold
for Joc. apiece now -Ic.
Gardeners Pure Linen Handkerchief:
reduced TO l0c. apiece.
Navy-Blue Calicoes, the very best. &c. q
yard
Androscoggin a. Bleachcd Cotton. &c.
yard
Wndow-Shades. an widths and lengths
complete for hanging. y. % II. and soc.
We have about ten Baby-Carrlages les
from last season which We VIII soll AT
! great sacrifice to make room for our new
| stock. Hair price to any one wishing L
take advantage OF this opportunity
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DRESS GOODS.

Latest Novelties In Emo
Imported Dress Fabrics. con.
sisting of many new and poru.
lar colorings and shaJm
lG-inch silk and Wool
Mixed Novelties, row spring
shades, 1925 a yard.
50-inch English Cbey:ots
the best wearing material
made, $l.2j a yard.
40-inch Matala>sc Su't,ng.
brilliant effects, tho bees, value
on the market, ~ Dc.
Homespun Suitiug., Che.
viots, Broadcloth, tac>tnoyel.
ties, dc, strictly all wool, t.u
entire lot 4jc. a yard.
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puIOW.CAsLS-7II"0I5'

Our low prices On nemu d ''-'
Sheets beat AL -,
Utica 9O190 sheets, ~
Ttica 1890 Steei-, Nf@
fo.kwoof sIxgO ~neri-' .f
lockwood DOHyO sle''', .ss..s uJg.,
IocIwo0d 9Osg4 Hsa-'.''--
sl-Our price 5yc.
single-Bei sheets, 80 -.
Ann nemmed sheets ~ ne' .-s
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SCARFS- TRAY CLOTHS.

Waslistand Scarf with co'.
ored centres, fr.n-d al
around, 2jc. each 8, Their
yalue-our price , for -',.
Very low prize, on Ii'3
Embroidered Squares aAl
Mats.
stamped Linen 1ray CLOS i'A
cost moro for siampihk ..-r t...
stamped Linen Tray ''.'
AR. Ilc. ea.n, oCuIi i' ..r 'ri ..,
Elegant STAMPED No.'
Cloths at 22c. iOt nc a.. llt'-
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We shall open on Monday and during
the week the handsomest line of Cloth
Capes for spring wear ever shown in this
city at prices ranging from sl.50 to Sl5.
Wait for them and see cur styles and
low prices.
TH.ALHIMER BROS.
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. New Dress Patterns.

Paris Dress Patterns, ~.D
and wool miXmo,. Special
prices. Per suit ) 30, Sll
Sll.75, Sl3.0, Sll, elt, anal
5000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
March Is. 1894

March Is, 1894.
To the Pastor of First Baptist
Church Dear Sir:
Excuse me If you please.
| want to saw q word about my
friend, MIR. Valentine Griffin. For
twenty years l have known W. IL. He
was Ia purs, I honest, upright cbrie
tian man. His word was as good
as his bond. In al of his dealings
with me for 20 years he never one
time failed to- fulfil a pro mise. II too
unwell to attend to 1t himself, would
invariably send a son or daughter.
In speaking of his sfnictions to me
be would cheerfully remark Il am
In the hands OF the Lord. He knowe
best, and all that He does is right.
| cannot express my feelings as
would wish, but a pure, good chris
tian m an has left Ms to reap his n
ward, which l feel must be great.
am past three ecore apc EN-. .hav,
had dealings with a great many al
over the country and never with 3
more honest. upright, christian MAI
than Valentine Gsiftia a. What an g,
ample the has left for his children
May they follow it. May God blee,
US all, and may we all pattern ate
the life of this good man. He wa
my good friend, and l am proud I,
say, Valentine Griffin was my friend
Very Respectfully,
SPENCER Il. HANCOCK
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Daughters Of Messiah for twenty
nine years. In all these he was .
fsitbful member.
All who knew him loved him, and
DO continually added TO his host of
iriends. The principles OF honesty,
integrity, and sobriety, which were
inculcated I'm childhood. and which
are peculiar to and characteristic OF
himself, grew stronger as he grew to
manhood; but In his declining years
when nature began to fail him, they
remained updaunted and the same;
even imperishable shall they live.
" hen he shall have mouldered away
In forgotten dust, the philanthropist
of ancient or modern times could
not have left richer legacy than be
ever had they THU millions extend
ed from generation to generation
In tears of regret we leave ValentiI {
Griffin TO sleep the sleep of peace
full citizen and a devo1t christian
and gentleman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
Cut the Wrong Man.

Joe Christian, the.Colored man who
was arrested on Tuesday night for
cutting and woundiDg William ID.
Muse another colored man was sent
on to the Hastings Court. The diff
Guilty between the men occurred In
Buck Spotswood's saloon. and an
account was published in yesterday
MORNINGS Dispatch. Muse testified
that he was standing by the pigeon.
hole table when Christian accosted
him. They had only a few words
when Christian drew his knife and
sIashed Muse quite mercilessly.
After the cutting, Muse ADDED, Chris
tan pegged him to keep quite about
the affair, as he had mistaken him
(Muse) for some one who had insult
ed him near Bacon's Quarter
Branch. He stated that Muse pro-
voked him to Gu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31

GRIFFIN-Died at his residence,
1922 Buchanan ST., Friday morn
ing, March 16, 1894, In the seventy
fourth year of his age, Mr.. Valentine
Griffin. Deceased vas born of free
parentage In Charles City County,
Va, worked as hireling until he be
came twenty one years OF age. he
removed to the County OF Henrico,
and there remained until the begin.
ming of the Civil War. He was
pressed into the service OF the Con
federates In the year of 1862, and
placed upon the breast works.
Near the close of the year 1868, he
left the Confederates and went to the
Union Army, and was placed In
charge of the Commissary, where he
remained until the close OF the war.
He was with the Sherman Division
in the far south. and it was some
time after the surrender before he
returned.
In 1866 be removed to bis late res
idence in this city.
He was a member OF the church for
forty nine years; was a member OF
the Fidelity Division, Sons OF Tenn
peranoe for twenty years; was a
mt m Der of the Rising Sons of Zion
for thirty eight years, and the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
March 81. 1894,
SATURDAY,
The Hub.
Religious Service-EditOr Mitchell In
BpstOn-Interesting Items.

BosToN, MASS. March, 2Sth '94 =
Rev. Royal IL. Brown lectured
Thursday evening In the 18th Bap-'
fist Church to fair audience His
subject being, 1.-The Negro and his
achievements down to the present."
Easter exercises were conducted at
the following Churches. At the Ebe-
nezer Rev. Epps in the afternoon,
and Rev. j. A. Kirk in the evening
In the morning the funeral of Mr..
Miles was preached by Rev. p.
Smith. At the Charles st. Church
the principal sermon was the Annual
Sermon TO the Lewis Hayden COM
mandery in the evening by the pas
tor, Rev. ID. p. Roberts, assisted by
Rev. j. ii. Carter. G K. Morris and
John Mitchell Jr., also made short
addresses. At the Zion Church very
appropriate services were conducted
In the evening. Rev. L. Il. johnson
delivered an eloquent sermon on Ma
sonry. at Calvary Baptist Church
the exercises were held at 100, at
which time short addresses were
made by the Supt. Mr.. Simms, Req
w. H. Scot, J.. 81. BurreIl, and John
Mitchell, Jr. Miss Riley delivered an
excellent solo. The usual services
were held in the afternoon and even
ing. at st. Paul Baptist Church no
preparation was made for display
with the exception of the music by
the choir which was very good un-
der the management of Mr. John
Jones. The pastor Rev. p. Smith de
livered two excellent practical ser
mons, but to small congregations,
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr. Editor of the
Richmond PLANET arrived in the
city Friday morning much to our
surprise, and after some persuasions
consented to stop over until Sunday
night. MIR. John M. Burrell tool
him in charge, and they visited
many places of interest and met 6
host of friends. be left the city OF
the midnight train Sunday for N. Y
He was escorted to the depot by
Messrs. Burrell, Morris, Stevens
Morgan, and Forbes.
The Choir OF the 18th Baptis
Church will give vocal and instru
mental Concert April 3rd. TIL
Choir will be assisted by many well
known talents. John Mitchell, Jr.
Editor of the Richmond PLANET ha
promised to lecture In Boston in tn
near future for which arrangement
will soon be made. Any person wisl
ing to compete for the prizes now be
ing offered In the PLANET can ge
tickets from
T. C.. GLOVER
30 PHILLIPS 81
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An Opportunity to Hear the Episcopal
Ministers Of the City,

Beginning next Sunday morning (The
first Sunday alter Easter,) Rev. j. W.
johnson will conduct Mission, prepar.
atory to the Bishop visitation on Sun
day, April che 18th He will be assist.
ed in his work by the Episcopal clergy of
this city who will preach respectively in
the following order: Sunday night the
Rev. DIR. Newton, Bishop elect of Vir-
ginia Monday night. the Rev. L. R.
Mason, of Grace Street Church; and
on Tuesday night, the Rev. John K.
Mason, of st. James Church; Wednes-
day night, the Rev. Harley Carmichael,
ID. d. of st. Paul's Church Thursday
night, the Rev. George c. Albeit of ST
Marks church; Friday night, the Rev
DIR. Goodwin, of st. Johns Church.
The choir OF this church, Est. Philips)
is preparing a nice musical programme
The services will begin promptly at
O'Clock each evening. A most cordia
welcome is extended to the public.
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First Baptist Church Notes.

On Sunday morning, March 25th
the Z. b. s. s. assembled with APP
propriate exercises to present to
their ex-Supt. w. Il. White token
of their esteem for HE faithful servi
ces for IA years. After music and
devotional exercises Master Joseph
Brown recited "-All's for the Rest 1"
Miss Saddle Harpep recited, Moth
ing is lost" Recitations also by
Ethel Bowler and others.
Madam Mildred A. Cross sang
''Rest IN Thee" Mr.. W. A. Mitchell
in a very mastery address presented
to ex-Supt. White a handsome gold
medal and chain. Addresses were
made also by brothers w. II. Ander
son, George w. Lewis, r I. Hill,
A gold medal was presented to Mary
Howard for bringing in twenty five
new pupils during '93 and a silver
medal Co Eva Trent for IL.
Mr.. +. G. Boiling in an appropri.
ate address delivered these medals
also a prize to Miss NJ. A. Wilder the
organist.
Attendance last month Isl, collec.
ton, $3.50.
The Y. p S. G. E. of the First Bap.
tist Church held sheir weekly PRAYER
meeting on Tuesday Eve, at CSC
O'Clock. The meeting was led by
Prof NJ. n. Bennett, Subject: What
Is Christ's life doing Tor your
On Tuesday Eve, April 3rd the
subj ct will be How and Why
Should we pray?"-Matt Go Is.
Junior Endeavor Meeting every
Tuesday at 4:30 p M Sui Jet fol
Tuesday April 3rd Bible pray ers and
what do they teach about praying?
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The Way TO Do IL.

A few nights ago young white man
TO do the ghost act Tor the
purpose of soaring the colored men en-
ployed in the blacksmith-shop OF the
Richmond Locomotive-Wor Que col
0rsd man however, alter being Tighten
ed nearly to death, summoned up suit ici-
ent courage to interview the ghost with
ing a severe but not dangerous scalp
wound Dispatch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31

Early on the morning Of February I'D
John Scott (colored) cut and killed an
other cOlored man named Daniel Martin
on south seventeenth street. Scott was
tried in the Hastings Court last Monday
for the murder of Martin. From the
testimony inkthe case itiseems that the
men had somelwords about some bread,
and that Scott ran into a bar-room
near by, borrowed a knife, and, return
ing, stabbed Martin SO severely that he
died soon afterward. The jury brought
in a verdict against the accused Of gull
ty of murder in the second degree, fixing
his punishment at fifteen years in the
penitentiary-
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w. BISHOP JOHNSON, D. ID.
MANAGING EDITOR.
Office: AS Fourth ST., N. E.

Will contain Papers. Biographical
and Homiletical sketches of dIstin-
guished ministers and scholars of
the denomination and Race, with
cuts, reviews, poetry editorials and
such other matter within the sphere
of a christian magazine.
The. price is $I.25 per annum, if
paid In advance, and 81 so If paid
at the end of the year, or 35c. a sim
gle copy. Send all moneys by regis
tered letter, postal note or money or
der.
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AN EASTEB DINNER.

Mrs. Orpheus Ruffin of ISt. Philips
Church gave an Easter dinner for the
benefit OF the minister, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Anna Brown, Mrs. Edward
Thompson, Mrs. Lizzie sWhite and the
Misses Rowlands, and cleared $22 90
for which she is very much oblige to the
public and friends.
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As Great As Garrison.
lChicago, Ill. Conservator !

IOH1Sot5Os TIT Oo1SV1 ' oVOI ]
Judge Tourgee is stilI tirelessly at
work for the Negro. His latest move is
TO have an anti-lynch Bill passed by the
Ohio Legislature. If it has already been
presented and favorably discussed.
The bill provides that in case widow,
children or Others are dependent for sup
port on the labor of a man who is
lynched by a mob such person or per-
sons may recover damages to the extent
of s 900 from the county in which the
lyuchiDg took place 1t is a just meas
ure and right to pass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
st. Philips p. + Church, Leigh and ST
James. SITS. Rev. j. w. johnson,
Rector.

Tomorrow, The First Sunday af-
ter + ster. there will be divine servi-
ces at our church at II A. NJ. and 8
2. M. At the morning service the
Rector will preach. In the evening
the lpreacher will be the Rv. DR..
Newton, Bishop elect of Virginia.
the special Easter music will be sung
at these services.
A cordial welcome to all.
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why the Difference 2
[omahs, Ned. Progress.l

South there is no effort put forth to find
out whether such person was murdered
or whether suicide was committed or
whether death was cauRed by accident,
but il white person be found who may
have been dead for six months, some in
-vestigetion 80 ree5e sad IL murder has
been committed some one is charged
with the crime. Why the difference
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
EVENTS In FREDERICKSBURG.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Mar. %, "a.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir As there have been
some events worthy of notice I'm our
(almost God forsaken) city during
this calm March / thought that you
might interest the readers of your
valuable and fearless paper with the
same. First event, Miss Sallie Wal.
ker, daughter of Mrs. Grace Lewis,
at her residence, $50 9th ST., this
city on 7th ulu, was married TO
Mr.. Earnest f. Hawkins of Wash
ington, d. c., by Rev. j. Z. Brown.
The affair was grand in every sense
of the word, and took place at 1880
O'Clock, o. m The bridal party
left on the 9:O5 train for Washing
ton, d. c., and received their many
friends on Sunday, the 18th ult.. at
440 Riggs Street, their present
home.
Second event: Miss Susie NJ. Day,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Day at their residence, 3l5 Z ST.,
this city, was married to Mr.. w. H.
Brown also of this CITY, by Rev. j.
4 Brown, in March 18th ulto, at
8 O'Clock p. m. After refreshments
were served at the brides former
home where a grand reception was
enjoyed by all present.
Third event, the following young
ladies and gentlemen gave grand
concert for the benefit of the Gar
field Light Infantry, Co. ID. Let Bat
TALON, Inf. Va. Vols, under this
name, Young Talent Musical Club, oil
Fredericksburg. Opening, Chorus Y
M. G. A, Binding up the sheaves
The special features of this grand
affair was as follows:
Trio by Miss India Hailstalk, Mr.
James White and Miss Virgie Tyler
Solo by Miss Mary Hailstalk, &C
companied by Mr.. John Brown, OF
the guitar. Recitation by Miss Mar
tina Alexander. Trio by Misses Sadie
Talaiferro, Martha Scott and Lau
donia Robinson, daughter OF Rev
W. M. Robinson. Trio by Misses M
Alexander, NJ. Hailstalk and Mr.
Chas. Grayson, Jr. Solo by Miss Y
Tyler, accompanied at the organ by
Miss l.. Robinson. Trio by Misses
NJ. Scott, Sadie Taliaferro and MIR
Thomas NJ. Cook. Recitation by
Miss V. TYLER. The quartette led By
Mr.. John G.. Brown, is composed O
Thoe - Cook, Chas. f. Grayson
dr., and N. James White. They &C.
quilted themselves In manner mos
creditabEe. This concert was second
to none given by our people in Fred
ericksburg. The event took plac'
on Friday night, March 18th ulto. II
the Armory Hall. The Ladies' Mill
tary Aid Club, No. /, took advan
tage of the opportunity and gave {
grand entertainment after the con
cert was over. This double affai
was the result of handsome sum o
money being presented to the saiC
company. The Military Aid Club, a
follows
1. MEsDAMEs MARGARET BURREL
2. SILVIA JOHNSON,
3. MARY CRUTCHFIELD
4. BETTE WRIGHT.
5. REUBEN JOHNSON,
6. " SALLIE ALEXANDER
z. MISS Lucy CLARKE,
8. MISS MARY CHILDs,
8. MRS. d. f. GILMORE,
President
n n
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31

Mr.. Geo. w. Lawson has returned
to the city.
Mrs. u d. Lewis who has been Tin
disposed during this week is much i'm
proved.
- Rev. Richard Daudridge will
preach a special sermon at the Sixth Mt.
Zion Baptist Church Sunday, April LIST,
1894 at 7:30 z. NJ. All are invited out
to hear him. Subject: "War with the
Devil"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
SHERWOOD'S FEMALE ORCHES-
IRA.

Sherwood's Famous Female Sym
phony Orchestra will appear at True
Reformer's Hall. Monday and Tues
day nights April I'd and 3rd. There
will be fifteen artists. The program
is extensive and varied.
Admission 25c.
Reserved Seats 35c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
How He Lost 1t.
[st. Paul. Mimi. Appeal

The Pullman car in which Mr.. Quincy
was refused accommodation was not
controlled by the Pullman company,
but by the railroad. Mr.. Quincy lost his
suit by suing the wrong party.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-31
Coming / Coming ~ opera Opera / 1

The original" Twilight Glee Company"
will pr s,nt before the public at an
early daIe. That beautiful Opera
Urcle Toms Cabin in four acts.
JAMES +. TAYLOR, Manager.