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uEYMAN TRACT.
HOUSES BUILT
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
ON EASY PAYMENTS,
The SAME AS RENT.
STREETS GRADED
AND MACADAMIZED.
WATER FREE.
JACOB EEYMAN.
$50 MARKET ST. jyI TT su
n1Ou FINE BUILDING LOT. 27xl0O:
dpfUl'. Bemis ST., near Castro: block from
electric cars; ready to luiId upon. j. ROCHE.
San Rafae.. y1 3t*
CACRIFICE-41a LOTS SOUTH OF PARK.
- ). r., box lao, Call Branch ONCE.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


CALIFORNIA LAND,
" FOR FRUIT ORCHARDS.
SANTA CLARA AND SAN BENITO VALLEYS.
THE BEST LAND IN THE STATE.
5. 10 and 30 acre subdivisions Prices varying
from $25 per acre upward. Terms to suit.
HOMESEEKERS.
E. C. GODFREY. Manager
Room 81, Crocker building. San Francisco.
iyl SuWeSa I'm
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O0[OA. ASHBURY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE:
~ JOU. contains II rooms and bath; bay
windows; brick foundations, stone walks ETC. ;
fine view: lot 25x1O6;3
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GdT60 RENTS S47P PER MONTH: INVEST
u 4 ". ment on Moss street: Improvements
and lot 25x75.
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.

G1O00 GENEVA. Mr.. STH AND BRAN
u IcOU. nan; flats: rent SIS; lot 27 :6x64 tC
rear street. MADISON Il BURKE.
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*0 OnOO NAroMA, NEAR 18th; HOUSE IN
:T OOUO. tenemeuts of rooms each; rents
::S24; lot 3Ox75.
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C.OTR0 A GOOD BARGAIN on TURK ST
N2Ot w. 2-story house of rooms ana enaG PAN;
stone walks; street accepted; mortgage Oh @-oVo ~
ca Il remain; lot 30x75; this property must Ut
sold,
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o0O00 CHATTANOOGA. NEAR 22D: COT
ID-AOO. tsge; rooms; rents $14; lot 26x125
MADISON q BURKE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A "a. LIssAk. o. f. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN d CO., RIAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street.
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: G16 0O0. CHOICE PIECE OF INVEST
=, u! -. QbO ..meit properly on scott ST., con-
sisting of , nice bay-window houses of rooms
aid bath and , fats: brick foundations, stone
walks. ete;. street btuminized rents S1I2 50i lot
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$4,000 alsi Fe55 .7t af I1s 1883
MADISON & BURKE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n'FARRELL Il CO.,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
II MONTGOMERY STREET.
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O'FARRELL & CO.,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.,
San FRANCISCO, CAL.
COUNTRY LAND DEPARTMENT.
40 acres, Az miles W. of Santa Rosa; 4 acres In
prunes years old; acre in prunes bearing:
apples. bearing. very fine; balance in hay,
grain and pasture; good house of rooms, ceiled /;
coed barn, 40x60 chicken houses, ETC.; good
water; price $1,000
We are selling many such places as above de-
scribed In Sonoma County.
Send for catalogue of the celebrated Los Quill
icos Rancho in Sonoma Valley.
OFARRELL q CO.,
Il Montgomery St. San Francisco
iyl SuWe 2r
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TN SUBDIVISIONS
THE FAMOUS NORRIS RANCHO,
IN THE CELEBRATED SAN RAMON VALLEY,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
CONSISTING OF 5000 ACRES,
In subdivisions to suit purchasers. Suitable for
fruits nuts, etc.
EASY TERMS: MUST BE SOLD.
APPLY TO
6. II. UMBSEN & CO..
IA Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
myI7 ThSuTu TT
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CHEAP; MUST BE SOLD; HOWARD, NEAR
Ssa; 1st; lot 25xs5, and l9-room nouse' ohiy
Saoo. MADISON & BURKE.
$40 25O sHoTwEL5r NEAR rsBt, 2sTHi sgsi ,ot
4Oxl15. MADISON & BURhE.
o11 eoo FILLMORE, COR. HERMANN;
Sl .0UU. In : fats; rents s75 and stable;
lot 24xS1:3. MADISON BoRhE.
n7o ooo GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR
Sl0, ,UUU. Isguna ST.; houses IN fats; all
saassd ssree. TADgf5s MAJ gng RsB Sf1 0' ' " rear
m1o oOO FILLMORE, Mr.. HERMANN;4 a
N1U. .UUU. flats; rent s74; lot 4sxS3:6.
| mo-nO ASKED; RESIDENCE HAIGHT ST..
SJ0UO near Lyon; 27xI37 IS: 9 rooms and
| bath; make Offer MADISON IL BURKE
CASH REQUIRED; ELEGANT RESIDENCE
| N rooms; bath: finished basement: will take
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON BURKE
OOSO0 REDUCED-LIBERTY. Mr.. GUER-
COoOU. zero; new flats; and rooms; well
rented; lot 45xl14. MADISON BURKE
REDUcED TO s5OoO-GRovE ST, NEAR LA
IL guna: 8 rooms and bath, 25112o to rear
&5OOO I FLATS: STEVENSON. NEAR
tDCOOV. Ridley; rents $4S: lot e6x77;6;
street accepted. MADISON q BURKE
C hnn LOMbAhD, NEAR S1OChION;
ID 4 OUU. fats 4 and rooms. rents s45: lot
25x90 to rear street. MADISON g. BURKE.
pEDUCED TO $500: HOUSE AND LOT, JOHN
IL ST., near Mason and Jackson: 25I60; always
rents for $50. MADISON q BURKE
S9R0O ARMY, NR; FOLSOM: HOUSE 8
I1OOUO. rooms and bath; lot 81 1910 to
rear street. MADISON IL BURKE.
09S00 HARRISON, NEAR THIRD - 2
ID OCUU. flats: rents $50; lot 25xS0; central
location. MADISON Il BURKE
S36OO gs EaSTs .so ssS s5IsE SNpEs bE4sE LIE
tral ave; 25x95. MADISON & BURKE.
QOeSO CHEAP-CLEMENTINA, Mr.. 4TH
CZOOU. always rented; in two fats lot
20I75. MADISON & BURKE.
o0O00 CHATTANOOGA. NEAR 22D: COT
p-AOO. tsge; rooms; rents $l4; lot 2bx125
MADISON d BURKE.
G1O0O GENEVA. Mr.. STH AND BRAN
u I6UV. nan; fats: rent SIS; lot 81 :6x64 to
rear street. MADISON Il BURKE.
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oTOS0 AREALBARGAIN; FINE 2-SToRY
ID ZOO. bay-window residence OF 8 rooms
and bath; marine view: Vallejo St; lot 2b1l22;6;
nice garden, etc
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QOeS0 CHEAP-CLEMENTINA. Mr.. 4TH;
STZOOO. always rented; in two fats; lot
20x75. MADISON & BURKE.
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no-no ASKED; RESIDENCE HAIGHT ST.,
SJOUU near Lyon: 27x137: IS: rooms and
hath. make offer. MADISON IL BURKE.
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SI05OO GaEAE FsAsE5H rsaSs s75O per sa mn
lot 35xlO7-6: $4,000 can remain If desired; street
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G0e0O RENTS s35: UNDER LEASE;
| traI ave; 25x95. MADISON & BURKE.
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PASTURES.


II ORSES PASTURED, 81 90 A MONTH; GOOD
IL feed and care; convenient to San Francisco;
send for circular. HYDE $50 Commercial. 10 202m
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LOUIS A. soUc.

AL HoRIGER. LOUIS A. soUC.
a. SoUC & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
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MO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT RESIDENCE
| N rooms; bath: finished basement: will take
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON d BURKE
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c0R00 ARMY. NR. FOLSOM: HOUSE 8
G1OOVO. rooms and bath; lot 81 :6xl70 to
rear street. MADISON IL BURKE.
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@ In .00n A 'GIvEAwAY: WHOLESALE
u IO.O .OOO. business property Market
ST. brick Hiding and lot; total rents S720 per
sDlun above water bill: mortgage of about $1,000
n'remain$ this property is worth Sl5, 900.
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9S00O FLATS: STEVENSON. NEAR
GDOOOO. Ridley; rents $4S: lot a6x77 IS
street accepted. MADISON q BURKE
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09600 HARRISON, NEAR THIRD - 2
ID OCUU. flats: rents $50; lot 25xS0; central
location. MADISON Il BURKE
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no-o0 REDUCED; RENTS $725 PER
SOOUU, anuun: investment near Fourth ST.;
street accepted; 3 good flats and cottage; lot
40x69.
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G.AS0O LOMBARD, NEAR STOCKTON;
ID OOU. fats and rooms. rents s45: lot
25x90 to rear street. MADISON & BURKE.
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na0r6 MCALLISTER ST.; NEARLY NEW
NOOOU. residence Of 7 rooms and bath; brick
foundations, ETC.; part cash; lot 25xl37 IS.
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pEDUCED TO $500; HOUSE AND LOT, JOHN
IL ST., near Mason and Jackson: 25I60; always
rents Tor $50. MADISON u BURKE
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DEDUCED TO s500O-GRovE ST, NEAR La
IL guna: rooms and bath, 25x120 to rear
street; bargain. MADISON & BURKE
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27O0 .F RaEaAlN ::Iy SEAR h6a.s sEAfE a aSD
an d: bath rents: 1928; lot 22x70; sunny line OF
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0OSO0 REDUCED-LIBERTY. Mr.. GUER-
JNOOUO. zero; new fats z and rooms; well
rented: lot 45xl14 MADISON d BURKE.
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$1,000 sFo 81. nsw eGasha sna G4 s4aE 81oTy
house iE store and fiat: rents 1882 per annum
: BRICK touHdatons, etc; lot 35x60.
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GoE0O BUsIN Ess CORNER ON 18TH ST.;
G0OOUU: 2-story house in store snd fat; rents
$50; lot 3OxlOI:6.
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G1SO0 GUERRERO ST; TWO MODERN
eDfOOO. flats OF and rooms and bath each
near 22d ST.; this Is as cheap piece OF property
tanned.
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$1,000 Waat ST. 5o59sn, H4TS62s Es6@s 9S
BATH; .all,- modern Improvements; fne view; lot
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GO700 REDUCED FROM 5000 IN ORDER
III tOO. to make Immediate sale; two nice
flats on Garden ST.. renting for $22 month"; lot
2ox75: street paved with basait blocks and ac-
cepted by the city; an offer will be entertained.
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6OGO s5s RESIf hs. sSs Ser H0STa seS sgs
fouh da tiohs; froataGes: both streets.accepted;
:: lot 25I15; near Sd and Folsom.
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o1C0O BUSINESS CORNER IN TRE MIS-
sDfOOO. sion store below, fat of rooms and
bath above; building about one year old; rented
at present for $40 per month; lot 25xS0: this is
positively cheap. as the building cost about
$4,000: do not fail to look into this
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G.SO CASH. SO PER MONTH; WE HAVE A
.tCCO number OF choice lots on Kansas Rhode
:. Island. Nevada and oath sts at prices ranging
from $500 TO $500 each; Only few blocks from
the terminus OF HOward-st. cable-cars. and the
.stIeetcar line on Potrero ave. BALDWIN d
D.. HAMMOND
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NUIIUE UF PUSIPUNEMEN Vt.
In accordance with law and order of the
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company. adopted at its meeting of June
IL, 1894, and entered in its records, the date of
delinquency of assessment \ o. 8, levied January
TO- 1894, is further postponed to July 13, 1894,
and the date of sale for unpaid assessment No. 8
is further postponed to August 8, 1894.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY, secretary.
Ofice-310 Pine street, room 2S San Francisco.
Cal. iel4 I'd
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spALDWIN. 6 HAMMOND,

C.SO CASH. SO PER MONTH: BEAUTIFUL
q? OV residence IotS on 4Ih and 5th ayes., Lake
ana California stS.; esbie-road on Lakest.; steam
dummy :on California St; price from $1,000 to
S120O each; title perfect BALDWIN & HAM.
M3ND
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q. .C.aO < E60~ POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD:
' u 1OOUV Taylor st. and Montgomery ave-: 2
story house oil Is rooms: with little expense
scoGld'6e made TO pay a handsome interest ON the
Investment; Unreasonable offer refused.
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G10O0 EACH-27TH. NEAR DOLORES; 3
'Q1UOU cheap lois; each 25IlO0 BALDWIN
a 1 NNTOND
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
Personals s. Briefs.

Miss Cora Deane who has been
quite sick is convalesing.
Mr.. Lloyd NJ. Baker has returned
home (Manchester) from an extensive
trip North and is looking well.
Mr.. Robert Fleming OF 1915 N. 7th
street has been sick since Friday March
9th He is now convalescent-
Mr.. w. A. Kyles, compositor in
this office, who has been quite indisp0sed
during the past week, is improving.
There will be temperance sermon
preached at the Galilee Baptist Church
at 11:30 on the third Sunday by the pas
tor, Rev. j. L. Carter.
Capt. W. Fl. Carter, Sr., has been
appointed g. C.. and S. X. s. of the X. ..
G. p. p. of the National Jurisdiction.
The organization has a provisional mem
bership of several Thousand.
DR.. Humphreys New Sp cific for
Grippe, is meeting with phenomenal
sale. A sure cure-almOst infallible, cur
ing 80 caees out OF 100. For sale by all
druggists.
Miss Julia A. Holmes of this city,
throat is convalesing at the residence
of her aunt, Miss Estelle Scott $50 w.
52nd ST., New York City.
Flora Batson recently sang to
5000 people at Philadelphia Academy
of Music and to Several crowded houses
in Baltimore. She sings at the great
hall of Cooper Union, New York, AprI
26th.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
Kill The Wilson Bill.

The hard times of the past year will be
greatly increased by the passage of the
infamous Wilson Bill. Every possible
effort should be made TO defeat the meas
ure-to delay it in any event We can
better afford few months of uncertain
ty than four years of general adversely,
suffering and distress. Under the most
favorable circumstances, the Wilson Bill
ii it become law, cannot be changed
until the summer OF 1897. We earnestly
recommend that you will urge United
States Senators, irrespective of party,
to defeat or by every parliamentary meth
cd delay the passage of this measure
On November 9th, the people will have
an opportunity to speak-their verdict
must be awaited.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
$500 IN PRIZES.
The Grandest Offer Yet.
Have You Eper Tried to Obtain PLANET Prize? IfNot
NOW is Your Chance. III You Work You'll Find
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READ THIS GRAND OFFER.

We have decided to issuv lick
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Tor two months subscription tc
the PLANET. The price of thes.
tickets will be only % cents.
When brought or sent to the
PLANET Office, 814 East Broad
Street, they will be regarded as
money and the PLANET will be
sent to any address for two
months; two tickets will secure
you the PLANET for four months:
three tickets will secure you the
Planet for six months; tour tick
cts will secure you the Planet for
eight months; five tickets will Sc
cure you the Planet for ten
months and six tickets will Sc
cure you the Planet for twelve
months.
You must buy these tickets of
the ticket sellers-the persons
who are working for the prizes.
To every person who brings
SIX tickets to the Planet Office,
S14 East Broad Street, we will
send the Planet for One Year
which is 81 so and give them a
copy of Christ Before PLATE,
that magnificent oil chrome II
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for $1.OO.
TO THE PRIzE-SEEKERs.
We shall offer the following
prizes to the persons who shall
sell the highest number of tick
cts.
1st Prize-Fine Gold Watch
and chain or Sewing Machine.
2nd Prize-Handsome Silver
Service.
Sd Prize Gold Bracelets or E.
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Now is your chance! In order
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We shall give prize to every
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to range in value in accordance
with the number of tickets sold.
All persons who sell 20 tickets
and over will receive a prize.
All persons who sell 40 tickets
and over Will receive a prize.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

All PERSONS ~--1ao sSu 80 tihLa+s
and over will receive a prize.
All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive a prize.
All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive a prize.
All persons who sell $50 tick
cts and over will receive a prize.
All persons who sell 500 tick
cts and over will receive a prize. 1
For list of prizes given foreachl
group OF tickets sold, see Prize
Circular.
In this grand distribution will
be given away Gold Watches. !,
Silver Watches, Gold Medals (
Silver Medals, Jewelry, Clocks. !
Crockery, Clothing, Parlor and
Chamber Suites. Fine Shoes, Sew!
ing Machines, Groceries, Baby
Carriages, Bicycles, Guitars, Or
gans-in factevery thing that the
heart could wish.
TAKE NOTICE.
Persons who win any one of
the first ten prizes will be enti-l
tied to one of those In the list of
the number of tickets sold.
For example, if the person
who secures the first prize sells
500 tickets, In addition to the
first prize he will be allowed one
OF the prizes offered for the per
son selling 500 tickets. This rule
will apply in the case of $50
tickets, $50 tickets and so on.
TO THE WORK.
SG The tickets will be ready,
for distribution on and after
March 1, 1894.
WHO CAN SELL THEM.
Persons who are known to be
reliable or can give good refer
ence will be allowed to handle
these tickets.
REPORTS, WHEN MADE.
Each tlcket-Seller will make
once Ia two weeks. The
name Of each person who gets
the tickets will be published in
the Planet together with the
number of tickets sold.
When the contest ends the pri-
zes will be awarded to the sue
cessful competitors.
Send for list of prizes.
Send for outfit at once.
If your aDDIicatiOu - acceot-
ed, tickets will be issued YOU
on and after March 1, 1894.
All who work will receive a
prize. There are no blank num-
bers.
Address all communications to
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
Signs Of Spring.
by JAMES NJ. HARRISON.

The first spring bird has sung it's note
So happy, sweet and fair
And springtime is not far remote.
The signs are in the air.
The warm sunshine and blue sky
And now and then a butterfly
Tell US that she's very nigh
To bring US hope and cheer.
Winter has left us in a thrice,
Sweet, gentle spring has come again,
Freed brooks are laughing in the glen,
Il once was held by winters ice.
The warm sunshine and blue sky,
And now and then lark so high
Tell va that shoe vo-~ ~
An .o summer she'll send.
The grass has even begin to grow,
And it's growing with the days;
Put up your skates there's no more snow
And pile away your sleighs.
The warm sunshine and blue sky,
And now and then butterfly
Tell us that she's very nigh,
So sing your spriDgtime lays.
Norfolk, Va. March, 1894.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

Ghost, to have been sent to preach and
Baptize, standing before you convicted
In quite a number of cases OF delibera te
ialsehood and blasphemyl Aud now /
leave him on a place like the one describ-
cd in Job 2;S. Let him call again upon
his friends. those lawyers and doctors
who helped him SO well.-To his own
deacons and other friends he would
not listen. Let him cry out in those
words. Have pity on me. have pity on
me, at least you my friends, for the
me-"
A CATHOLIC PRIEST.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

For the Grand Entertainment to be
given at the Sharon Baptist Church,
Monday evening, March 10Th for the
benefit of the above named church and
sunday school. Admission, 15c., Lady
and Gent, 25c., Children. Zoe. Festival
in Basement by Ladies' Industrial Club.
Given by James p. Johnson and Others
Miss Mamie B. Jones, Organist.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

The services of the above named
church was largely attended last Sun
day both BY members and visitors.
Eff tli,Fard Gentry preached a verr In
shich was oriove6 f,y
.qiiastetta The Eordis =
Rev. Porter
cUndat "a this month
--sre Wil be q Grand Raliy at this
CHURCH for the benefit OF the same. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Christie
OF st. James Bapt- Church, formally pas
tor OF this church.
Rev. t. B. BANKS, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
Editorial Briefs.

Our Washington COITespon-
dent POrtrays the Situa-
tiOn at the National Capt.
tai.
".StOOd it Like q Man
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
HowrHE Devil lLI,sr,HAvE earNNrD.

Rqt 1t nae give him one word of g.,
ing. there are gentlemen in ss,el ONT ~
TINS clti, whose sisters, daao6ters arsS
other reAtives dwell IN convent. -. -
"nom ne honor of these eSaes..
spouses o Jesus Christ is ine.n1helv 6eer.
er then He whose forbearance in snch
. case caniot be for q moment eountoel
on snoulo nis cowardly wolf in sheene
ciotn'ng repeat his insult. How the dew
L MAsS nave srinned when he saw a con-
.einREoie 6apist preacher write the fol-
sowlrg: uoWn with Catholicism" He
SLOWS at Ieas from an experience of
allnos. ld.yvV Years how true are the
4oros: upon 'his rock will build INV
ouurcH, .; anu tne gates of hell shall not
prevail against IT it"--Matt. 16:Ia-
headeri Behold she man who claim,
~ nave Deen made bishop by the Holy
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

$2O5O be raised for this you
cents towards this amount? fall to
cards be returned March 26th who
God will
Tuesday Night March 27th the
Mock Court CaseStoen
Junior Department. Hustng Court at the Sharon Baptist
O'Clock Counsel defense
Commonwealth Attorneys Lawyers Evangelist Jackson
Mcawrence Jessie Smith, Clerk of Court Willie
and heart trial.
March entertainment by the Junior Kng
Ladies' Auxiliary Vestry of the Church
each night.
Single Admission, IOcts. Season Ticket, 20
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
For Rent.

NICE DWELLINGS & CONVENIENT FLATS
Three to Six Rooms each, Ross street,
near College and Governor SITS. Water
and Gas: Convenient location and low
rents. J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
1t13 r. Main Street.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

I OSr Between @ East Jackson ST.,
and Third and Jackson street a robe
from one of A. ID. Prices hacks. A liberal
reward will be given il returned to A. ID.
Price, Alp N. 3rd st.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
SATURDAY MARCH ~. 1894

dispel
mind of
v. 40,
ne Holy
was his
~ should
jretation
3 that no
Sin and
o 10 be
IS from
which
)'care-
'e and
RullS-
Give
IS
Esuai.
&9shef
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
A BASE CALUMNY.

But the cream-I mean the kind of cream
described in Luke 15:16--is reserved for.
the end where we are told that an indu;.
gence is license to commit sin and thar
Catholics pay to have their sins for.
given. Now l will say to Messrs. Lewis
x CO., and say it with ali the indigna,
ton with which am capable: it's q lie
manufactured out of the whole cloth
Were he not an outlaw of the code of
truth, would ask him to tell us of one
man, only one, who ever paid as much
as one cent to have his sins forgiven
Does this foul mouthed sianderer know
E'Thou shalt not bear false vVitos.-s'
rainstfhy neirhborf'-
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17
WHAT is SERVED
IT'S READERS.
This Week
THE PRIESTS
SCOTChing
REPLY.

His WitheTine Denuncia-
tiOn of fReV.LeWis' ASper-
SiOnS.
The Lndex-AppeaI and an
Honest Ballot.
That SO-caLIed Australian
Ballot. A Review of all
OF its Infamous PrOViS-
ions.
Richmond planet., 1894-03-17

My opponent accuses me once more
OF something never did say. "You
state, ne says, that no one was renew
ed OF received the Holy Ghost excent in
baptism.' Such statement he n,sda
once before, and when asked to show
me where did so, be gave no answer.
Another proof for the truthfnlness (?l of
this champion He attempts to show
that baptism does not give pardon for
SIN by quoting Acts 10:4f AS. Well. LEFT
Us sect From the first part of the 10th.
It appears that st. Fetef with mang sfh.
ers thought the time had not vet come
for receiving Gentiles into the church.
Now he haa a vision which is interpreted
more clearly still by the arrival OF men
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-09

We received a telegram from George.
town last Wednesday morning, after
going to press, to the effect that Jones,
the Olermont county murderer, had
been fourth time convicted of murder
in the tirst degree. His attorneys are
again claiming an unfair trial and clam
oring for another deal. Such things
make farce OF justice and destroy pop
ular confidence in the administration of
law. Sixty three jurors. including the
grand jury, have said he was guilty.
There is no dispute as to his identity
or as to the commission OF the deed. If a
unanimous verdict of sixty three good
men and true isn't enough under such
circumstances we might as we'll abandon
law as worse than useless mockery, or
compromise by sentencing all murder
ers to die Of old age. There is some.
thing wrong when the most dangerous
and inhuman class OF criminals can so
long evade and often escape justice on
trivial technicslities. A little less fool.
ishness and little more hemp, would
have . salutsry effect on the the crimi.
nal classes.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-09
Singular Will,

A man named Zalesky, who died in
Poland, left peculiar. will The en-.
velope which contained the will said:
"To be opened after my DEATH" When
the envelope was torn off, another one
was found underneath, with the words,
"To be opened six week after the first
envelope has been opened" The next
envelope bore the inscription, "To be
opened in year." After waiting year
the envelope was opened and found to
contain still another, which said to "To
be opened in two years" And when
the will was finally reached it was found
that he had bequeathed 100000 rubles,
or one half of his fortune to his relatives
having the largest number of children,
while the other half was to be invested
for hundred years, at the end of which
time the principal and interest were to
be divided among his relatives.