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United states Court,

In the United States court this fore
noon Francisco Griego, of Santa Fe
county, was found guilty of a violation of
the Edmunds' act. Attorney W. J. Eaton
gave notice of a new trial and asked for
an arrest of judgment. Motion granted.
Date of hearing will be named later.
Anastacio Martinez, of Rio Arriba
county, is now on trial for the offense
above named. A jury of his peers will
pass upon his case in a few hours.
The grand jury is still examining wit
nesses, but has so far returned no in-
dictments.
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LURED TO HIS DEATH.
A Young American In Search Of Rich
Mines Falls Victim to the
Yaqui Indians.

Hermosillo, Mexico, Jan. 16. - Frank
Debs, a young American, who was making
a horseback trip from the City of Mexico
to San Francisco, has been killed by the
Yaqui Indians in the mountains south
east of this place. Debs was warned not
to attempt to cross the Yaqui country,
but he was allured into the dangerous
section by report of the existence of
mines of fabulous richness to be found
there.
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q ~
Crisis In France.

Paris, Jan. 16.-The attention of the
whole of Europe is centered upon this
city. There is no doubt that the political
crisis resulting from the resignation of
the Dupoy ministery. and the subsequent
resignation of President Casimira Perier
is the most serious in the history of
France. However, the act has not had
any great effect upon the Bourse, which
convened this morning.
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Here's a HOWdy-dO.

Phoenix, A. T., Jan. 1G.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Henry has resigned and made public
sensational charges against Governor
Hughes. He alleges that Hughes, although
Democrat, secretly supported Murphy,
the Republican candidate for congress. He
charges Hughes with surrendering prin-
ciple to secure relief from financial en-
barrassments and calls upon the gov
ernor to resign.
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The Wool Market.

Boston, Jan. 16.-Sales of wool in the
market show a good average for the
season, the volume of business showing
large increase over that of year ago.
Prices are as follows: Territory wools,
Montana fine and fine med. 8 a 10c; No.
2, 12c; Wyoming, Utah, Nevada ETC., fine
and fine med, 8 a 16c- No. 2, fine med,
3 10 lie.
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Tr0OnA Out.

Guthrie, O. T., Jan. 16.-Hundreds of
prospectors are swarming into the Wich-
ita mountains in the Kiowa and Comanche
Indian reservation on account of the dis
covesy of rich deposits of gold and silver.
Troops have been ordered from Fort
Reno to eject them and serious trouble
is looked for, as the prospectors declare
they have, right in the mountains under
the mining laws. A general stampede is
likely to ensue.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Antonio D. Vargas is here from Ojo
Caliente.
Mr.. Sam Eldodt is in the city to-day
from San Juan.
Mr.. T. B. Catron returned from Las
Vegas last night.
Major Ernest A.Gruns6eld, postmaster,
is here from Albuquerque.
Hon. A. A. Jones and DR.. F. A. Atkins,
Of las Vegas, are in the city.
Deputy Marshal W. H. Loomis re-
turned last night from Colorado Springs.
Mr.. F. O. Chavez and wife, of Albu-
aucrque, are visiting friends in the city.
Editor G. W. Abbott, of the Springer
Stockman, loft this morning on short
trip to Taos.
Hon. Charles W. Kennedy of Albuquer-
que, and his handsome wife are guests
at the Palace.
MI. E. W. Judkins, of the Lincoln
Lucky mine, has been visiting friends in
the city for several days.
Mr.. p. J. Towner, cattle inspector, in
from Springer last night, says snow fell
up that way all day Yesterday.
Mr.. Federico Baca is attending school
at st. Michael's college. He is stopping
with the family Of his uncle, Deputy Sher-
if Juan Delgado.
Mr.. Thomas R. Gable, of Albuquerque,
lately resigned as general manager OF the
Atlantic q Pacific road, is a guest at the
Palace.
Mr.. A. II. Harlee, of Silver City, the
newly appointed district attorney for the
counties of Grant and Dona Ana, is re-
newing his acquaintance about the capi-
tai to-day.
Mr.. r. d. Townsend, Of Philadelphia, a
blood who has "been at Ojo Caliente to
get away from champagne and terrapin, y
was in the city last night and left this
morning for his eastern home. He is a
friend Of Senator Cameron.
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A Fearful Homestead Wreck.

Pittsburg, Jan. 16.-Aarry Brennan
and John Gorrecka were killed and two
injured by a boiler explosion at the
forty inch mill in the Carnegie steel
works at Homestead this morning. The
boiler room was completely wrecked, en-
failing a loss of $4,000.
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A Serious Mill Fire.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 16. - The
plant of the G. H. Dune Milling COM
pany and warehouse containing $4,000
bushels of wheat were burned this morn
ing, with loss of $85.O00; insurance
$65,000.
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Hot for the Train Robbers.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 16.-Speaker
Russell introduced bill in the house
this morning making train robbing pun
ishable BY a penalty varying from ten
years in the penitentiary to hanging.
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Notice of Dissolution OF Co. Partner
- ship.
To whom it may concern: Notice IL
hereby gwen that the firm or co-partner-
ship heretofore existing under the name
or style of Chas. j. Stien & Co., whose
individual members are Charles ]. Stieu
and Henry D. Thomas,) saloon keepers
of Santa Ee, N. NJ, is hereby temporarily
dissolved this day by mutual consent
Said Henry D. Thomas will collect all
outstanding accounts due said firm.
Dated Santa Fe, N. NJ, January Is. A. D.
1895.
CHAs. j. STlEN & Co.
CHAs. ]. STIEN,
II. D. THOMAS.
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WOlcOtt Re- Elected.

Denver, Jan. 16.-Edward 0. Wolcott
received the full Republican vote at the
joint session of the legislature this after
noon and was reelected United States
senator.
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Halls Hair Remover is pronounced ths
best preparation made for thickening the
growth of the hair and restoring that
which is gray to its original color.
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COAL NOTICE co.

On and after Jan. 14th we
will deliver one ton anthracite
coal, $3.50 2 tons, $6 per ton.
One ton White Ash Lump coal
$+.25 2 tons, S3.75 per ton.
Terms cash.
DUDROW 4 DAVIS.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
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You can get engraved visiting cards at
the New MEXICAN, or have them printed
from your plate if you have one.
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Wrapping Paper.
Old Papers for sale at the New MEx1-
CAN Office.
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A TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS
OF the French NatiOn-Its Presidents
KecOrd-ActiOns Of the
ROyalists.

London, Jan. ia dispatch to the
STANDARD from Paris says M. Casimir
Perier, during the presidency has done
nothing remarkable. His present de-
cision indicates a great lack of moral
courage. Besides M. Ericsson and Du-
spuy, the other candidates for the presi-
dency ticket are Gen. FEWER, M. Marago
and NJ. Cavaignac. ~.
THE ROYALIsTs MOVING.
The Duke of Orleans, pretender to the
throne of France, left Stowe House to-
day for Dover. Tt is presumed that he
is going to Belgium or will meet his sup
porters at Dover. Consequently, it is
believed that the royalists of France are
preparing to take some action in view CT
the crisis.
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Df. Frice's Cream Baking Powdet
VERDI Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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feet into the air followed by a second of
deadly siience. Then came an awful roar,
carrying with it annihilation tothose who
closely surrounded
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just as they had succeeded in tearing off
a part of the covering above the second
entrance the first explosion came. A
binding sheet of flame forced the roof
from it's fastenings and shot hundreds of
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CARING FOR THE MurILATED.

The hospitals were filled, the spare
rooms in the hotels we're taken and pri-
vats houses were thrown open where it
was necessary.
Chief Cameron directed the attack on
the building, and while some of the fire.
men hauled the line OF hose along others
started in to tear off the iron covering of
the building so that they could get at the
flames.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
Personals & Briefs.

called on us. 81
Mr.. j. w. Williams of Rovton
Va, called on us.
MIR, Saint L. Angel of Charlottes-
vile, called on us.
Mr.. Isaac Dyson OF Fire Creek.
West Virginia, called on us.
Miss M. L. Sutton has returned
home after visiting points north.
Mrs. Alice Seldom of Philadel-
phia, Pa. called on us.
Miss Arabella Stewart Boyd of
Louisa, Va, called on US.
Mr.. R. L. Carter of West Point,
called on US.
Captain L. G. Gilmer of Freder-
lcksburg, Va. and Lieut.. J. @. Grant
called on US.
Mr.. A. @. Davis of Newport News
Virginia, sends US So. 80 for the Lunen
burg Case. Many thanks.
Mrs. Ann Averett of Houston.
Virginia, and Mrs. Alice Lewellyn of
South Boston, Virginia, called on us.
We return thanks for 81 so from
Horns Sunday School, Henrico Co.,
MT. Suly Watson. clerk.
We return thanks for an invita-
tlon received to be present at the
new Armory, Wednesday, October 10,
1890, from to 9p. m.
The Mt. Tabor Sunday School of
Woodville, sends $4. 7e for the inno-
cent women. Committee: r. A. Jor-
dan, and Mrs. Jeannettie Steward
Many thanks.
Rev. DR.. Samuel Christian oi
tins city is conducting grand meet
ing az st. Peters Baptist Church, Hen.
rico county. IL seekers have bowed.
Mr., William L. Carter of Salem
N J. passed through the city enroutt
to Lunenburg, Va. to spend a shori
while hunting.
a-There will be a Sunday Schoo
mass meeting at Rising Mt. ZioI
Church next Sunday night at 80.
All Sunday school workers are invit-
ed
The Bank st. s. s. of Norfolk
Rev. j. Madison Young pastor anc
Thomas s. Bagnall, Supt. has recently
purchased a library of the Publica
tion Society, through s. N. Vass, val
ued at $3.50.
~ SPOSiot ICqucSO heV. y. IN
vass Will preach the annual sermon o
the Missionary Society of the Firs
Baptist Church on next Sunday nigh
at o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas L. Dixon returned t,
n. after few days visit to this city
having come hence to attend the mar
rage OF his sister Miss Susie Nall t,
Z. ID. Ford, Esq, he expresses hin
self as being pleased with his visit.
Mrs. Robert Beverly of Milford
Station, Caroline County, Va, has beel
visiting in this city for two weeks. sh,
was the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Rober
Washington of Church hill. She will
leave for her home in few days.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
JACKSON WARD RREVTIIEs.

The churches as usual were largely
attended during last Sunday.
We learned that the Rev. 'Fesser
preached his first funeral sermon at
the First Baptist Church on last Sun
day morning. We have no doubt that
he clearly demonstrated the mysteries
in passing through the Dark Valley
and Shadow of Death, and the glorious
sights beheld in the Celestial City.
The young Reverend of the Moore
Street Bapt Church preached a doctri-
nal sermon on last Sunday, which in
spired each member TO give reason
for the hope that is within. The Elder
was at his best.
Grim monster Death passed through
this section on last Sunday, and left
his venom sting in the heart of Miss
Mary Winston, who was sick only a
short while.
On last Wednesday night, the beau
tifully lighted armory could he seen
from this section glowing in magnifi-
cent splendor. A few minutes past
o'clock the tap of the drum told us
that the Battalion was about toenter.
Miss Annie Woodson left the city
for Paige county, where she will take
charge of school.
We are glad to know she aclnowl-
edged her faults to him. and now he
loves her still.
A young lady starting out the other
night when the wind had on lis win
ter's chill, was asked by her escort,
why don't you carry your cloak2''
"Oh no, no." said she; sit will press
the air out of my balloon sleeves" "
Some folks say the Baptist brother
has drawn out of the debate, others
say that if be has not, he most. We
speak not, but things are not always
what they seem.
1t was whisper, but it was loud
enough for us TO hear him makean en-
gegement to hear tenor Crump, with
Moon and stars at Moore st Monday
night.
MAGNo Duo.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
Y. M. @. A.
Signed [;
ANDERSON BRANCl

The meeting in the Jail Sunday
morning brought our young men in
contact with about forty boys, large
number of young men, and about 80
women. These meetings are doing
much good among the prisoners.
The slums of our city were visited
last Sunday by our committee and sew
eral meetings were held among those
who feel that they are forgotten MY
brother, we need you. Come and help
us to labor for our Master,
The address delivered to the boys
on last Sunday by brother John G.
Smith, was just what the boys needed
to hear, We hope to see the fruits OF
our brothers efforts very soon. Come
again and help US.
A large number of men greeted our
Director, brother Nelson Williams, Jr.
who conducted the Mems Meeting
last Sunday, $50 p. M, assisted by
Director g, Q. Williams who rendered
some special music. All who were
present expressed themselves as being
well paid for their visit to the Mems
Meeting. Help us to get the young
men into the work.
The call meeting of the ladies Mon
day was we'll attended and much busi-
ness transacted. They are now ar
ranging to entertain the delegates
| Who will attend the State Conference
All are requested to help.
| The Association must have the inter
est of the public. My friend, will YOU
not lend helping hand.
Prof. G R. Hovey is very much
pleased with the interest which the
members of his Bible Glass are mani.
Testing. Let this continue and the re-
suits will be good.
Girls Meeting to-day, 3 p. m.
5 p. m. to-day Prof G. r. Hovey will
explain the Sunday School Lesson.
| Free to all.
Meeting in the Jail Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. r. D. BOwser will address the
boys Sunday afternoon, o'clock.
| All boys are invited.
Brother Edward Ellis, Jr. will ad
dress the men Sunday afternoon, 5 81
o'clock. Good music. Solo by Mr.. ]
D. Jones.
We are glad to learn that Misses
Rosa e. Banks and Bette jackson are
doing well at Toano. Their schools
are well attended and all seem happy
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

His home is in Lunenburg Co I lived
with him six years. Lucius Pettus got
drunk and struck me once while I was
living with him. Joe Davis told me he
was dead drunk and not to trouble him
and didn't.
PETTUs' Row WITH POLLARD.
Old man Pollard came to his house
about a year before / left to get a
steer which he said was owing to him.
He told Old Pollard to come and get
the steer and would let him have
him. Old Pollard tried to get me to
carry him home for him. but 1 told
him did not have time and 1 couldn't
go. L was hired to Mr.. Pettus, you
know. Mr.. Pollard carried the steer
away. After that Mr.. Pettus asked
me If Mr.. Pollard left any money. 1
told him, No sir He said Mr.. Pol
lard had no business carrying him
away.
KNOCKED HIM DOWN.
I heard that he afterwards met Mr..
Pollard at Finneywood, and he and Mr..
Pollard got on words. was told be
knocked him down.
LIVED WITH THOMPSON.
When / came here, was living with
David James Thompson at Finneywood
in Mecklenburg Co, had lived with |
him six months, before broke up and |
came here. When the murder took |
place, l was in the field cutting grass.
Mr.. Robinson told Bill Pettus and Da- |
vid James that the murder had been
committed and David James told me /
because he came out there where they |
were skinning sheep. This was think |
about an hour of night.
HOW BE ACTS WHEN DRUNK.
When he gets on sprees and he comes
in sight of you, he draws pistol on
you. l went to the store for his moth
er and he was on one OF his sprees then.
DREW A PISTOL ON HIM.
He saw me and drew pistol on me
that night. had to run out of his
way. Some of the fellows who was sit
ting close by him caught him up and
told him not to shoot. They knew he
had been drinking.
ANOTHER NAN THREATENED.
he started to shoot John Saunders.
colored. They had big row. He did
hot shoot. When he gets in his wild
way he will certainly shoot-kill you
lead. He married last Fall"
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
A THREAT FROM DANvnLE.
Let the Order of Assassination Go Into
Effective Have Friends in this Sec
tion.

DANvILLE. VA, October Is, 1895.
To the the Editor The PLANET
We. the Of
ficers and members of Danville Divi-
sion, United Order of True Reformers,
met in a union meeting of 21 Foun-
tains on the 14th inst, and decided to
annihilate the PLANET without you
make an immediate correction in re-
gard TO the Grab of w. w. Browne
which has occurred in the columns of
your paper for the past three issues,
beginning September 28th to the pres
ent.
We do unanimously condemn all
publications in regard to Rev. w. w
Brownies Grab appearing in the
PLANET up to date.
We desire an immediate reply as we
do not wish to do you any harm.
A. K. Brandon, Sec'y of Div.
p. H. Scott, w. G.
G. II. Owens,
A. ID. billiard,
Fred Jeffreys,
Miss Ethel Brown.
]. r, Wilson. Chair of Com.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Richmond, Va, Oct. II, 1895.
This is to certify that I have this
14th day of October, 1895 received from
John Mitchell Jr, Grand Chancellor
of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
Knight of Pythias, n A., S. A, Z, A.
x A. the sum of $3.50 90 in payment of
the endowment of my late father,
William ID. Branch. who was member
of Samson Lodge, No. 10, Knights of
Pythias.
Signed;
ANDERSON BRANCH.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
MARRIAGES.

LUoAs-WILDER-The marriage of
Miss Mary A. Wilder to Mr.. Foster L
Lucas will take place Thursday, Oc-
tober oath at o'clock P. M. at First
Baptist Church. Friends are invited.
NO cards. The couple will leave on
the 4 ;45 train for Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Richmond, Va, July 10, 1895.
This is to certify that have this
18th day of July, 1895 received from
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell Jr.,
($l50O0) one hundred and fifty dollars
IN payment Of the death-claim OF my
husband Samuel Christian. who was
member of Blooming Lily Lodge, No.
10, knights of Pythias, N. A., s. A., Z.
A. & A.
Signed;
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAg ENDOW-
MENTS.
N. Al s. A E, A. & A.
S450.00 Paid.
She Receives $4,000

Richmond, Va July Sd, 1895.
This is to certify that / have this
day received from Grand Chancellor
John Mitchell Jr. ,($l5O OO) one hun
dred and fifty dollars in payment of
the endowment policy of my husband
Martin Alexander, who was a member
of Richmond Lodge. No. 1, Knights of
Pythias, n. A S. A., K. A. & A.
Signed;
PArsY ALEXANDER
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Good Prospect Council I. @. ST. Luke, No.
151-Sends Help for the Innocent.
Mr.. JOHN MIFoHELL, JR.,
Dear Sir You will find enclosed the
sum of $40 90 to defend the LunenburQ
Case. We wish we were able 30 ac-
complish our desires. In conclusion
you have our prayers for your success.
Yours,
GEORGE WEST,
w. B. CUNNINGHAM,
SAMUEL BRANCH,
Committee.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

N-RoBINsoN-The marriage
of Miss. Cora g. Robinson to Mr.. II.
+. Jonathan will take place Tuesday,
October 22nd at 80 A. M at the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church. Friends are in
vited. No cards. Reception at 780 n
5th street on the 29th.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

The following are the programs for
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Oct.
28th and 29th, 1895, at 9Th street Bap-
tist Church, Rev. w. f. Graham, pas
tor.
-1st CONCERT.
Piano Solo; Baritone Solo, Beauty's
Eyes. Tosti, Mr.. Q. w Moon Song,
Miss Flora Batson; Song, Brig my
Saddle back to me, Skelly, MissEmily
Price; Duett, o, that we two were
maying, Smith, Madame Cross and Mr..
Moon Piano Solo, Selected, Mr.. Rosa
4. Jones; Song, Miss Batson Song,
Sweet Heart, Powell, Miss Emily
Price Reading, "De Chana Cul," Mr..
ID. W. Davis; Song, Bonny Ma, Ma
dame Mildred A. Cross; Song Miss
Batson.
2nd CONCERT.
Piano Solo; Baritone Solo. RUSSELL
The Old Sexton, Mr. Q William
Moon; Song, Miss Flora htson
Song, Come Haste Away, Live With
Me, Bishop, Miss Emily Price ;Duett,
Spread Out Your White Sails, White,
Madame Gross and Mr.. Moon Piano
Solo, Selected, Mrs. Rosa K. ZONES
Song, Miss Batson Song, Angel Voices
in My Dream, Skelly, Miss Emily
Price; Reading, "Bakin and Geens, .
Mr.. ID w. Davis; Solo, (a) O The
Rocks, Dolby, (b) Ben Bolt, Ineass,
Mrs Mildred A. Gross; Song, Mis- Bat
son.
ADMISSION, i5cts.
No ticket sellers out. Tickts for
sale at Rev w. +. Graham, 2415
w. Jackson Street and at the dor.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Old boy, you had better hurry and
make your date for Monday, October
2lsts if you want to enjoy the grand
concert to be given by Capt. Frank
Cunningham and number of other
gentlemen and ladies at the 3rd Street
A. M. f. Church. The admission is
only 15cts for single person 25cts for
lady and gentleman.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
BROWNIES
SECRET
CIRCULAR.
ADOPTS THE METHODS
OF THE ASSASSIN.
Orders His Followers to
Kill the Peoples Organ.
APPOIN1S ANDREW ]. OLIVER OF
ROANOKE CHIEF EXEOUTIONER.
Intends His instructions
for the Favored Few.
PreSumeS Re Will be Able
TO Deceive the Public.
FORGETS THAT THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE ON THE OUTSIDE OF TIE
ORDER IS GREATER THAN
Intends His Instructions
for the Favored Few.
PreSumeS Re Will be Able
TO Deceive the Public.
F0RGETS THAT THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE ON THE OUTSIDE OF TIE
ORDER rs GREATER THAN
THOSE ON THE INSIDE.
m THE NIIMRER nF

Playing with Dynamite e-Apparentl
0bivious of the Insane Action-Shal
the Planet Live or Dis2 The An
swer Rests with Most People.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Yes, we want your Oh work.
Send it to as, and We'll do ar best to
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
THE ONLY MEDIUM

For MISUNDERSTANDING
COlOred Peoples Trade.
Special Quotations upon
Large Advertisements.
Our Circulation Guaran-
teed.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

SSrIt is the Favorite Mean
OF Communication between tn
MAN and the Con
sumner 'Phpn. 80
@/@/@/@. .N/s ls/e,l9ls leLsls.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

WsUBsCRIBE 10 THE PLANET
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
FLORA BATsOE oONCERr.
MAeNoDUo

The following are the programs for
Monday and Tuesday evening", Oct.
28th and 29th, 1895, at 9Th street Bap-
tist Church, Rev. w. f. Graham, pas
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

Take the swiftness Of the grey
hound for the legs of your industry
and with the swiftness of the grey
hound, let your industry act act
wisely, act discreetly, and when the
meetings are held and the results coun-
ted up, and the chieftain who is to raj.
ly and concentrate the forces of the
True Reformers shall return to head.
quarters, and we shall hear the cry o,
victory to truth, TO righteousness, and
to a down trodden and despised people
all along the line and the armies of the
United Order OF True Reforiner.
standing solid and strong, with the
storm dispelled, homes protected anC
instead of being vanquished and ami
hilated, we will be standing like tn,
rocks Of Gibraltar, ga rock in a wear,
land, a shelter in a mighty storm ;
commanded by Jehovah Himself. Be
stir yourselves.
Yours, onward in the bonds of U
7. and c.,
] WIZ. w. BROWNE, G. W. Master.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
PRICE, 5 CB

Chief Holmes Threatens.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19
ADMISSION,

No ticket sellers out. Tickts for
sale at Rev w. f. Graham, 241S
w. Jackson Street and at the dor.
Richmond planet., 1895-10-19

APPOIN1S ANDREW ]. OLIVER OF
ROANOKE CHIEF EXEOUTIONER.