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STREWED FLOWERS ON THEIR
GRAVES.
Rev. Graham's Eloquent Grafton.


Last wednesday was memorial day.
The George A. Custer Post, No. IL, G..
A. II. Commander ID. j. Chavers in
charge. and the First Battalion Virginia
Volunteers decided to decorate the
graves of the Union dead. pay the annu-
al tribute of respect to those who saved
the nation, and rendered a lasting benefit
to the South thereby.
1t was near II O'Clock when Maj j. u.
johnson, the soldierly and fine looking
commander of the First Battalion Va.
Volunteers moved down Leigh ST., at
the head of the procession the right of
the line being given to the G. A. r. vet
erans.
The First Battalion Band, Moses
johnson, leader discoursed martial
music.
The colored soldier boys never appear
ed to q better advantage. Attired In
their fatigue uniforms they presented a
magnificent appearance and elected
compliments from all quarters
Those. mounted were Maj. Johnson, T,
Surgeon s. II. Desmond, Chaplain G. K.
johnson, Lieutenant sand Commissary
Subsistence w. ii. Anderson and Capt.
II. A. Cobbs.
Commander d. j. Chavers is also Ju-
nior Vice Commander of the Depart
ment.
1t was 3 p. m when the exercises
commenced The scriptures were read
and prayer offered by, Chaplain Geo Is.
Johnson. America" and the Star
Spangled Banner" were played Chap.
lain johnson then delivered an address.
There are 6,544 soldiers buried in the
cemetary, SS1 of which are known and
l3 colored.
Rev. w. Il. Graham was introduced
and delivered an able address. He had
arrived that day from Roanoke. he
took pride in speaking upon the sub
ject, "Manly freedom the object Of the
War"
He declared that the relinqHishing OF
any right upon the request of the white
man had been followed by more arbi-
trary demands along similar lines.
We gave up first the ballot in the
southern states, then followed lynchings
and kindred outrsges. Then came the
Jin Crow Cars. We yielded to them,
then comes the demand for separate
street cars. We should be men, and we
should not under any circumstances
sacrifice our manhood,
Priudioe has even permeated the reli-
gious element.
Look at Gen. Morgan, biShOp hay
good, Rev. DIR. Morehouse. What dc
they say ? 1t is better for the Negro tc
stop voting for while. They judge
the Negro by the loaier around the rail
road station while the honest industri
ous Negro is at work
Assert your manhood under all cir
cumstances even though you die there
by. When we fail to assert our man.
hood we prove that we are an inferior
race.
100000 black men risked their lives
upon the battle field and we should de
mani all uf our rights and win by oul
own manhood.
No man could preach in his pulpit il
whose church he must sit in the gallery
The Elder criticised the talk Of divid
| ing the Negro vote. he referred to th'
| fight of Editor Mitchell against lynch
law. He is q man. He asserted hi
manhood. Be man,
J He was enthusiastically applaude.
and it was evident that he had plensu.
the large number Of persons who haC
assembled 20 hear him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

We are being called upon to help in
many ways and what we Ineed are
workers. Will you not come and help
us?
Prof. N. M. Bennett has kindly
consented to assist Rev. j. K. Jones, ID.
ID. in explaining the Sunday School Les
son. Our class was very large last Sat
urday. Let this continue and we will
assure you that all who may attend will
be helped.
The storm of last Sunday did not af-
feet our work. The boys braved it so
we could not tell any difference from &
fair Sunday.
Rev. j. NJ. Beane proved to the young
men last Sunday that he had carefully
prepared his address for them; therefore
he was able to hold the attention of ev-
cry man and everybody expressed their
gratefuiness TO INN for his able effort.
Subject "The Holy Spirit is a necessity
to do effective work.
Girls meet to. day3. p. m.
Explanation on the Sunday School
Lesson to-day $50 p. m, You are
welcome.
THE YEAR OF JUBILEE.
This is the 5th year of the Young
Mems Christian Association. The
OAOuGAt Va coCAA aA OIkdllL0bdOu WOE
born in the heart of young man
| George Williams, London, 1914. he
still lives, and will be present to the Juh
lice which will be held in London June
9th. We are happy to say and know
at this great honor we will be repre-
sented by Mr.. w. A. Hunton, Interna
tional Secretary. Since it is fact thar
all of US could not be present in London
it has been decided by all or the majori
| ty of the Associations to have a Jubile
in America, Sunday, June 3rd. Their
fore Richmond will endeavor to carr,
out this decision Sunday, $40 p. m. a
our rooms.
| PROGRAMME.
Music, by the Chorus, Jr. Dept; Ad
dress, Origin and Growth OF the Work
Gen. Sec'v, s c. BurreIl; Music, Choru
Jr. Department; Addresses by brother
M. Z. Gerst. Randolph Steward, T. II
Wyatt; Music, Chorus Junior Depart
ment; Addresses F. C. Boiling, Presiden
Junior Department; Brothers Frenc
w. FL. Stokes; Music, Chorus Junior ID,
partment; Remarks by Others; Musi,
"Blest be the tie;" Benediction.
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Republican, Have a Parade.

Two thousand or more negroes, some
hearing torches, others transparences
and effgies, and others crowding over
one another on the sidewalks, paraded
the streets last night, accompanied by q
brass band and the usual fife and drum
corps, celebrating their recent victory
Out in Jackson Ward. A few white men
headed the procession. The effigies were
groteeque in their make-ups, and might
have represented any thing or anybody
un0er the sun. The transparenees were
almost as numerous as were the torches,
but the inscriptions on them were inde-
cpAerahle, AS the procession passed the
dispatch Office yell after yell was emit
ted from the throats of the dusky eele-
orators. and three lusty cheers were Civ
ea for John Mitchell.-Richmond Dig
patch, May 80.
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4 GOLORED MEH'S NERVE.
DIES BUT CARRIESTWO
White Men With Him.
HE Defends HIMSELF
Threats to Take His
Life Because He Demand
ed His Whole Pay.


DoRcEYvILLE, La, May -, 1894.
EDITOR OF THE CRUSADER:
There occurred Monday the 21st inst,
a most fatal shooting affair in Dorsey
vile, Iberville, Parish-three lives We're
sacrificed. Cesar Burnett, colored. q
man hiohiv respected. ny All. industri-
Gus upright and honest, went to the
store of Block and Singer, 1.-TWO Jewish
merchants, and asked for q settlement
for some service done. A difficulty arose
over the account, the paymaster, now
deceased, Offering to pay a third less
than what Burnett claimed.
The paymaster insisted. Burnett OBJ
jected to being fl seced. Whereupon the
employer called him I'D black
son OF -" You are another"
answered Burnett, determinedly. The
words had scarcely escaped his lips when
TIE WHITE MAN ADVANCED
on him with an ak handle in one hand, a
pistol in the other, and attempted to
apply the rule of clubbing q Negro for
talking back to a white man.
Burnett received one blow oD the head
and then begun the duel, which ended
not only with the lives of the original
combatants, but third. In the first
instanct the Negro with acurate aim,
sILENCED FOREVER
the man who without cause or provoca
ton attempted to club him, and If he
dared resent it take his life foully. The
smoke had not cleared away before in
rushed another white man, without
knowing or asking the cause, on the Ne
gro, But Burnett not daunted stood
his ground, and in a second was ready
for his new antagonist They both shot
simultaneously, and both fell, gasped
family and died. Thus the most bloody
tragedy in the history OF the town was
enacted.
EYE WITNESS.
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Unwilling Ceremonies.

The Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
Monument was unveiled on last Wednes-
nesday. 1t stands to commemorate
those who stood up for the "Lost
Cause" Confederate flags were every
where displayed. The procession was
an hour land a1quarter passing a'given
point. Just before reaching the sceue oI
the unwilling a pitiless rain fell which
soaked the soldiers, and also the women
and children and made cheerless and
dreary the delivery of the grafton and
the reading of the poem.
Booming cannon and the roar of mus.
kerry greeted the unveiled but silent sen
tinei.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

The discovery of woman's hand In q
state of decomposition on the sidewalk
IN front of the residence. No. 5I4 N. 3rd
street last Sunday morning occasioned
considerable excitement in that neighbor
hood. From the condition of the member
which had been segregated from the arm
Just at the wrist, it was impossible to de
mine whether it belongs to white
O eolored woman.
Nothing could be learned as to the
r. Inner in which the hand came to be on
~ sidewalk, but the most probable
tlsory is that it was the property ol
me medical student, and was thrown
& of a rear wincow of his room and
- agged on the street by dog. The in
pint of teeth was found in the flesh tC
b.Ar out this theory.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

CHESTER, PA, May 30, 1894.-I
would like to know the whereabouts of
my brother, Richard Johnson. The
last / heard of him he was at or near
Hampton, Va. Our mothers name was
Lydia A. johnson. We are from King
William Co., Va, and belonged to fam
lily named Stevens. There were three
brothers, Richard (the oldest;) William
Joseph, and Ralph, (the youngest. }
Ralph is dead also my mother. know
nothing of the others.
Any Information will be thankfully re-
ceivcd.
Address William Joseph johnson,
1902 Chestnut ST., Chester, Pa
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UNIONi UNIONil UNIONli
At First Baptist Church.

The officers, teachers and scholars OF
the various Sundsy Schools of the city
composing the Sunday School Union
will hold their regular monthly meeting
at the First Baptist Church, Sun
dav, June 3rd, at $50 p. m.
The following profy-o unrna viii ho exc
cuted Singing by the 100 voice choir OF
the Firrt Baptist Sunday School. Super
intendent j. A. Bowler, leader; 30 min
utes discussion, subject "What benefits
must contribute to the world" Only
six minutes to q speaker.
Prominent Sunday School workers
will take part in the discussion, ladies
and gentlemen.
Banner Contest by scholars of the va
rious schools, also Presidents Prize
for best recitation.
Exercises commence promptly at $3.50
p. m. Bring your Gospe, H hymns.
r. BEECHER TAYLOR, Pres.
j. IL. CRUrCHFIELD, Cor. Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

ASHLAND, Va, May 81, 1894
Editor
Please allow space in your
Ne paper for the following Sun
? the 9th, Rev. / K. johnson
10y Rev. w III. Shepperson, pas
of SIT. z'on PresDy yterian Church,
biond ,orgsnize6 a Young Mems Chris
h Assoc; ,ion in Ashland. Mr.. CIiu-
. hinstST wss eaecred President, Mr..
Daaries, Vice President; Mr.. j G.
\ - Secretary; Mr.. Andrews Steven
Y >. Assistant Secretary; Mr.. II. Key,
cb ponding Secretary; and Mr.. How
~ 20 nnson, Treasurer. The following
1 af,es were enrolled as members Mes
81 e. Moseby. H. Minor. j. Carter,
rgui Jackson, Isaac Watkins. C.
Stllh James Hampton, Ambrose Tenn
r,'4. caesar Carter, David Holiday, Hen
~ ,ickson- ]. G. Davenport and q Dav-
oi1sorf.
nch interest was manifested by the
s1sng men.
Yours truly,
REV. l. K. JOHNSON.
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Personals 6 Briefs.

Mr.. George Thweatt OF Petersburg,
Va, called on us.
Mr.. C.. E. Miller OF Nashville,
Tenn, called on us.
Prof. B. w. TyrrelI of Keswick
was in the city last week.
Mrs. R. S. Crawley of N. Y. is in
the city and called on US.
Read the advertisements and pat
ronize the merchants specified thu rein.
DIR. ]. II. Lewis has returned to
the city from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Luvenia Lewis has returned
TO the city after having spent week in
Washington.
Mrs. VIM. Moon of Manchester, is
much improved, and her complete recov-
cry is assured.
Elsie BROOKS, a colored woman
residing at 1916 E. Broad St.. died sud
denly last Wednesday night.
a colored woman at Ill N. Mayo
St, attempted to commit suicide last
Wednesday night.
Miss l.. L. Henderson, daughter oi
Mrs. Henderson of Lynchburg has been
visiting Atlantic City, N. j.
Mrs Mamie +. Carter, who has
been so very i'll is improving under the
skillful treatment of DR.. j. F. Bass.
Sir William s. Mower, Supreme
Chancellor K. of p. Eastern and Wes
tern Hemisphere was in the city last
week,
We return thanks for the invita-
ton received to attend the fourth ami
versary exercises OF Christiansburg, Va.
Thursday, May 81, 1894.
Miss Elisa Jackson of this city ant
Miss p. o. +. Mile of Nyack, n. Y, wh'
have been teaching at the Florida Insti
tute, Live Oak, Fla, called on us thi
week.
Tomorrow Sunday Rev. W. Il
White, pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptis
Church will administer the ordinance c
baptism at II m. at the usual PLACE.
The Christian Banner of May At
contained aIcut and sketch of the Iii
of the able Rev. q. LIZ. .Taliaferro; VIII
is now pastor of the Holy Trinity BaI
tist Church of Philadelphia.
We return thanks for the invits
ton received to attend the marriage {
Miss Fannie B. Waters to Mr.. l..
Pinkett, Tuesday afternoon, June 12tl
1894 at half past four at the Zion Bapt
tist Church, Phebus, Va.
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The Leigh st Boarding House.

There has been opened in the most
fashionable thoroughfare OF Richmond.
No. 20lk West Leigh ST., boarding
house in which can be had all the com
forts and conveniences OF a home, It is
designed to meet the need OF the travel
ing public, by being provided with spa
cious and well ventilated rooms, well
furnished and well kept. The food and
service to be first class in every particu-
convinced. Special Bridal Chamber
handsomely furnished.
MRS. l.. A. SMITH,
Proprietrees.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

--Miss Louisa Vaughn hes returned
to the city after an extended stay at
Orange, New Jersey.
Major A. Boykin of Hampton, Va,
called on US.
Mrs. Kate Turner, who has been
sick at 5Q5 w. Franklin St., is much im-
proved.
"A cablegram from Mr.. W. A. Hun
ton to his wife announces his sale arriv-
al in England.
Mr.. Jessie Waits of Norfolk was in
the city this week, 1.-the guest OF hisdaugh-
ter, Mrs. Addie Waits-Hnnton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02
Statements Which Do the South No
Good.

General James A. Walker of Wythe-
vile, whose excellent letter describing
tha characteristics of the Southern Sol
dier was printed in Sundays Dispatch,
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
and is quartered at Murphy's hotel. In
conversation with a Dispatch man the
General said it made his heart feel glad
to once more see the old capital of the
coniederacy in gala attire, with the col
ors of the lost cause prevailing on all
sides. General Walker also said that his
place at Wytheville is surrounded by q
large stone wall, and that each day that
be is at home he has floating from this
wall Immediately in front of his resi-
denee, a large Confederate battle-hag
The General il a typical southern soldier
aTIc was warmly welcomed on the
streets yesterday by a host of comrades
wao had fought with and under him
b is in excellent health.-Dispa.ch, MAJ
| 2gth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02
Grand Rally.

Tomorrow, Sunday is Rally Day at
the First Baptist Church, Manchester,
Va, Rev, A. BiDga. Jr. ID. d pastor. At
the morning service, IL O'Clock. Rev.
Evans Payne of Fourth Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va, will preach; at 8 p. M,
Rev. Archer Ferguson of Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church.
They are worshipping in their new
church corner 18th and Decatur.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Mr.. George W. Bragg has opened a
first class Laundry at 31S N. 18th st.
1t is equipped with the latest improved
machinery and work entrusted to his
care receives prompt and careful atten-
ton. He has associated with him the
we'll known Mr.. William Miller. This is
a move in the right direction. PatrQ-
nize him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

ae Enwrrainment and Contest that
yVef 70 lnke placa--sfl the X. of p. Hall
sn the 14th 81 Nav, has been postponed
pnifI the 12th and 18th of June, 1894,
for the benefit of card holders which will
take place at the Richmond HALL, 3rd
str eet, on above named dates. The
gold watch will be presented to the win.
nels and is now on exhibition in the
window at Julius Shunan's iewelry
store,No Gal 4. Broad st.
respectfully,
FIRST BATTALION BAND.
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ISiAC JENKINS SET FREE.
rhe End Of the Celebrated Case.

SUFFOLK, VA, May "a, 1894.
( John Mitchell, Jr., Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir
i take much pleasure in in
fusing you that our friend jenkins has
iep released from jail. Mr.. W. III. Ar
he con arranged the entire matter for
srslease through the Judge and Com
onwealth's Attorney.
Mr.. Arlington arranged the matter
,nfidentiaIly for bis release and all was
'rssably surprised to see jenkins liber-
I'd this morning.
Yours truly,
w. II. BOND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

BOthWe II Park near boswell, on r. +.
& 2. r. r. Beautiful Picnic Grounds
now ready for Sunday School and other
excursions. Only "a miles from Rich
mond and owned entirely by colored
people.
Trains chartered at low rates upon
application to
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
r. +. & p. r. r..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Mr.. James II. Hayes who was former
ly member of the "Virginia Baptist
Publishing Co., has sold out his entire
interest in the company to the following
gentlemen
Rev. Y d. Lewis, Rev. W. F. Graham,
Rev. j. w. Kirby, Rev. VIM. Moss, Rev.
w. T. johnson, s. E. Griggs. Prof. j. f..
Jones, Mr.. w. G. Carter, Prof. ID. w.
Davis and Prof. G. w. Hayes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02
Change Of Stamp Agencies.

Postmaster w. III. Cullingsworth has
removed the postage stamp agencies
from the colored establishments of w. III
Anderson ,222 K. Broad ST., and Mr.. Pc
ter Thompson, 4 Z. Marshall st. DR.. J.
H. Lewis, 81 w. Leigh ST., lis the only col
ored gentlemen who enjoys the distinc
ton of holding a stamp agency.
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o Come and Bring Your FrIendsi

The ladies OF the 25th Street M. E.
Church wish to inform their many
friends that they will begin their bazaar
in the above named Church, Monday
night, June 4th. 1894, and will assure
all those who attend a delightful time
as no pains will be spared on the part of
the committee to make il the finest of
the season. Do not miss the treat. Ad-
mission Sets.
MRS. MARY L. Brown, Pres.
MISS LILLE s. BLACK, .Sec'y.
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Prof. Davis Appointed.

{e see from the Virginia School Jour
"a that Prof. ID. Webster Davis of this
cir has been appointed conductor of
tn, STAB rfeachers' Summer Normal at
D hxiile. Va, July 18th to August Sth.
A ieffek selection and one calculated to
Qi "a eufiss satisfaction and inspire the
T. eherp of this state could hardly be
male. Prof. Davis is exceedingly popu-
lar cong all classes in the state and is
nc ured christian gentleman. He Is o
D6s Nirginian, one of her brigb .est
sol Vpoet OF no mean ability, q polish.
ed or and thoroughly versed in all
tbg Nnertains TO the teaching PROBES
SIC Fe congratulate him on his selec
flo the state authorities upon their
ap tment. Let the teachers of Vir.
gin ally to his support, and let the
or ON to Danville."
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Take Notice.

The GaliIean Fishermen Relief Associa-
ton has moved it's Office to No. 219 w.
Broad ST., ION the opposite side). Office
hours from 0:30 A. M. to 4 P. M.
j. B. JOHNSON,
Secretary aud Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

tide Water on the Potomac River, ~
esr reached by the X. f. & p. II. r., lis
eli9htfnl spot for excursion parties.
ting, boeting and bathing are the
sebl ~ ,rac tons. Trains chartered
s'sx rsstes UHon application to
i'4fI.oR, Traffic Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

On and after June 1, 1894, our Office
will be at 800 N. 9Th Street, ..in the Vir-
ginia Baptist" building instead 500 +.
Z. Broad Street, os at present.
SOUTHERN AID & INSURANCE Co.
1t. 5-25-94.
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Attention Graduates OF the COlOred
High and Normal School.

A meeting of all the graduates of the
Normal School is called Monday June 4,
at 5 O'Clock for the purpose of re-organ-
king the Alumni Association. Meeting
to be held at the Normal School build
ing. Committee on re organization will
present plans which will materially al
feet each graduate.
W. p. BURRELL, President.
]. A. BOWLER, Chairman Com.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

A colored woman who lives near
codviIle brought to the city yesterday
'reak o. nature in the shape OF a pig
= hfsman head The animal was
- dead With the exception of slight
'-.-ss1.tion OF the nose the head was
ad looked very much like an Z:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

A Colored Man Fights a Duel to
the Death and Carries COmpa-
ny Through the Dark Valley
and Shadow OF Death.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Brothers have you heard of DR.. Pol
lions New Discovery for Piles. 1t cures
blind, bleeding and itching piles put up
ia %, so and 20 cents boxes by the New
port News Tea Co., Box II, Newport
News, Va.
brothers and sisters how about DIR.
Pollions' corn cure. a cure guaranteed.
Send 10 cents in stamps to Newport
News Tea Co., Box II. 2t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02
! PRUDENT
PEOPLE

Prepare for emergencies
by keeping their lives in
sured.
Then, Insure at oncel
Do it nowl Do not waitl
Insure in The Security
Industrial Life Insurance
Co., which does not dis
criminate on account of
color. Live Company.
AL claims paid promptly
Agents wanted to can
vass the city. Office Oil
e. Clay st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Decoration Day in Rich
mOnd---1he Fallen Heroes
HOnUred.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Confederate Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Uu-
yelled.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

4 COIored PIeacherLynch-
ed in Florida.
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He Has Been Liberated
and is now in Richmond.
The Broad Street Bridge
Project Falls Through.

Echoes from the Late
Election. The People Re
jOice by Having q Grand
Procession.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Colored Men Still Continue on
their Journey to the Other
World by the Hand of Judge
Lynch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

A Graphic Description OF Last
Monday Nights Torch-light
Procession.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Two Republicans Elected in
Petersburg.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Have you borrowed this paper2
Why not subscribe ?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

The Governor of Mississippi
Offers a Reward for Lynchers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

RefOrmatory for COIOred
Boys.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Good Results in NOrfOlk'S
Election.
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Colored Man Lynched for
Stealing.
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Democratic Ballot Box.
Sfnf7as-s .Sbfefsin>F
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-02

Democratic Defeat ut Nor
folk.
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Crisp Editorial Notes.