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Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Ten Nights a BarrOOm.

LasC Monday night the drama Ten
Nights In a Barr0Om twas repeated by
the Y. NJ. c. Dramatic Company at True
Reformer's Hail. The audience was not
so large as before.
The play was so intensely dramatic
that the audience seemed to lose control
of,itseIf.
The following was the caste
Sample Switcheli, Mr.. Albert 4.
Wright; Simon Slade, Mr.. Clarence M.
Robinson; Joe Morgan, Mr.. Hamilton
Carter; Frank Slade, Mr.. James Jones;
Harvey Green, Mr.. Roger Franklin; Mr..
Romaine, Mr.. Joseph Vandervall; Judge
Hammond, Mr.. Charles W. Robinson;
Willie Hammond, Nr. Albert johnson;
Ned Hargrave, MIR. John III. Green
wood; Judge Lyman, George w, Roanei
Tom Peters, Mr.. Eugene Christian; Mrs
Ann SIade, Miss Selena Smith; Mrs. Fan
ME Morgan, Miss Susie Jefferson; Mrs.
Hammond, Miss Martha Cook; Little
Mary Morgan, Miss Alice Smith; Mehita
BILE Cartright, Miss Madeline White.
Taking the play as a whole 1t wa
| ably produced, and it's Director, PrOi
w. A. Mitchell has proved himself
great teacher in presenting such dra
ma as "Ten Nights in a Bar-roOm" t.
the public.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

be impelled by the same patriotic spirit
which has nerved me to action.
l, SIR, have read of the outFaeos; 1
have gazed upon the victims; 1 have Yis-
tied jails and penitentiaries; have seen
widows in tears, and orphans bemoan-
ing the loss of dear ones; have seen
courts OF justice wink at crime in one
case and punish il in another; have
seen color prove to be greater blessing
than money to one. Hnd greater curse
than crime to another.
have raised money to defend those
who we're penniless, and worked for the
saving of others, who were on the silent
march to the tomb. For eleven long
years, my dear sir, have waged q ceas-
less war against all OF the iniamies ex-
listing in the country and demanded
that lynck-law be made TO CO.
The glimmer of light which eRw five
years ago, has frightened into the
dawn, and the day of our complete
emancipation from the crowning atroci-
ty of the age-lynch-law, is now at
hand.
You speak of my trust in God as q
weakness 1t may be so, and yet IL has
sustained and kept us through the dark
est hours of our bondage and brought
Us to the high plane, which despite per
secution we now occupy. Let us not mis-
take the hypocrite for the true believer
or blame the Bible on account Of those
who while so protesting, yet never prac-
I tice it's truths; for Christ has testified OF
them and declared that they shall yet
| be driven into outer darkness where
there shall be weeping, wailing and
gDashing of teeth.
II You are quite right when you counsel
self reliaDce-trust in self. We have new
or failed so to do for we are an ardent
believer In Franklin's maxim "God
helps those who help themselves" This
is why, my dear sir, we advise colOreC
men to fire upon midnight would-be-
murderers rather than pray that Goo
should do it. Ask Him only to direct
the aim, guide the bullet and allow thu
Prince of Darkness to take with him hil
due. Again expressing my appreciation
of your remarks. / beg leave to sub
scribe myself defender of the race and
Your humble servant,
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

YoNKHRs, New YoRK, Jan. 6, 20.
At Messiah Bapt. Church, Rev. E. w.
Roberts delivered a well directed SER
mon from Eph. 2:13. Although the
the bad weather kept great many
from church on Thursday evening,
January 3rd, there was rendered Co
the Sunday School children a con-
cert at Messiah Baptist Church to q
good number. Those who to ok part
were Messrs. Logan, Glasgow, Ten
lex, Lowery and Bailey, Mrs. Thorn.
ton, Mrs. j. Age, Mrs. s. Woods,
Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. f. Winchester
Mrs. Howard, Misses III. Maltby,
Nj. Myers, Z. Williams. Refresh
ments were served IN lecture rooms
Mr.. ii. howard was general superin-
tendent of the concert and also o.
the school. Rev. E. W. Roberts Ii
pastor.
DAN.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
MRS. R. D. BOwsER.

MRS. Rosa ID. BowsER, nee Dixon,
moved to Richmond when a child
from Amelia Co, where she was
born.
She attended the public schools of
this city. and finally graduated from
the Richmond Normal School. She
taught school for seven years, after
which she married James 81. Bowser.
He died and she was again sp-
pointed IN the public schools. and
has served In that capacity ever
since. She taught acceptably In the
Summer Normal Institute.
She is q great Sunday School
worker, and has contributed articles
60 many journals.
She has been president of the Rich.
mond Normal School Alumni; preei-
dent of the Va. Teachers AssocIa-
ton, and president of the Woman's
Educational Convention of Rich
mond, Va.
She is lady of decision Of charac
ter, thoroughly upright and con
sclentiouR In all of her dealings, and
one upon whose word you can con-
fidently rely.
She enjoys the good will and es
TEEN of the community in which shI
lives. She is now q teacher at Bake
| School. Kind hearted, patient
scholarly, God-fearlng, may abun.
dant success be hers, and In the gal
axy of great women may her nam
be inscribed.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Y. N. c. A.


Brother NJ. B. Hucless addressed our
boys last Sunday. We need our young
men to help US. Come again my broth
er.
Our first meeting Of New Year tor
men was conducted last Sunday by
brother W. II. Stokes. Subject "W atch
as we'll as pray" Our brother made the
thought very plain and all were helped.
A good motto for the New Year.
The Ladies Auxiliary held its hrst
meeting OF this year on last Monday,
p. N. The meeting was very interest
ing. All were happy over the success in
making msny happy during the Christ.
mas, who seemed to have heen forgot
ten.
The Y. NJ. C. A. will have table at
the Union Festival Tor the benefit of the
First Baptist Church of Manchester
DIR. Binga has our hearty cooperation.
In union there is strength
Come to our rooms Saturday p. m
and hear the explanation on the Sun
day School Lesson by Prof. G. X. Hovey
DR.. c. II. Corey, President of the
Richmond Theological Seminary, VII
address the boys Sunday, 4 p. m, al
our rooms. All boys are invited.
The General Secretary will conducI
the mems meeting, Sunday, 5:3O p N
Subject "The Lord will provide"
DR.. Hunter will address the peopl
Sunday, q. IN under the auspices o
| the Young Mems Christian Association
at the Third Street A. NJ. +. Church.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Social Items

ANsoNIA, Conn, Jan. /, '95.
The Ladies Club of Ansonia gave a
very sumptuous Evening Party New
Years Eve, at the residence of Mrs. j..
Ga-nett. They had everything could be
mentioned and served on the European
style, and their guests were from differ.
ent parts of the state. The guests we're
Miss L. Cross, Mrs. L. Woods, Wash
ington; of New York. Rev. Powels and
wife, Rev. Wars of New Haven, Conn.,
Mrs. D. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clark,
Mr.. c. and Mrs. T. Mayo. Mr. p. Smoot,
Miss Washington and Mrs. Washington
of Derby, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mr.
and Mrs. &, Moir. Mr.. T. Garnett, l.
Stalks, 7. Coleman, G. Austin, M. Quen
ann, j. Fountain, Miss NJ j. Brown, Ri
Fountain, Mr. j. Prince, p. Rollins, Mrs
ID. Brown and Miss L. Jones of Ansonia
Conn. The ladies wore silks aud satini
and ribbon aud flowers of the latest
style and the gents wore full dress suits
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Lynched In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., January 4-Full
particulars have reached here of the
iynching Of ]. F. FurgusOn, q white
man, In Beaufort county by dlsguis-
ed men. Christmas eve Bergerson
shot and killed a man named Wa
son. While Bergerson was under
guard at q store at Idala. a mob
rushed IL, heavily acmed, seized Ber-
gerson end his four guards, and
marched them all half a mile away
to a field IN which stands q large
mulberry tree.
When the rope was placed around
Bergerson's neck, he said: "Men,
know killed Watson, but l did not
know what / was doing" He was
lifted up by the lynchers and ther
dropped. Orders we're given and the
mob fred at the body. None Of the
lynchers are identified.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Personals & Briefs.

Miss Mary Scott OF Albemarle Co., was
in the city this week.
Miss Gertrude Brown left the city
on the 9th inst, to take charge Of her
school at Coal Harbor, Va.
We have received the initial num-
ber of the Huntsville, Ala, Weekly
Journal, q neat six column journal with
Mr.. 81. c. Binford as editor. We wish
it success
Miss MOlIie Shamler has comm enc
ed her dress-making again, at 400 N.
4th ST., where she will be glad to have
her colored customers to call on her.
Hon. D. f. Bats, of Petersburg
will deliver a lecture under the auspices
of the Y. M. G A., at the Fifth Street
Bapt. Church, Wednesday night, Jan
23rd. Subject: Past, Present, and Flu
ture." Admission, 10 cents.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
MARRIAGES

LKMAs-MAsoN-The marriage of Miss
Mary Alice Mason to Mr.. PlessSnts Le-
mas will take place Thursday. 7th inst.
at 8 p. m, at the Ebenezsr Baptist
Church. Friends are invited. No cards.
JOHNsoN-BAGBY- The marriage
of Miss ElIza abeth Bagby of Rich
mond to Mr.. R II Johnson of
Petersburg took place at the par
sonsge of Rev. Z. Watts, that divine
performing the CEREMONY The hap
Oy couple viii reside at 537 Lee Ave.
and West SITS.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Myrtle Lodge Installation.

AT call meeting OF Myrtle Lodge, No.
II, X. of P, last Monday night, Grand
Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr., assisted
by Deputy Grand Chancellor, VIM. E
Noel, installed the following officers for
the ensuing term Chancellor Command
er, Samuel Wilson Vice-Chancellor,
Lewis Z. Crawford; Prelate, G. IL
Wormley; Master of Exchequer, Samuel
Edwards; Keeper of Records and Seal
John Clinton, Jr., Master of Finance
Samuel Thompson, Master alarms
James z. jackson, Inner Guard, Wei
lington Taylor.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

The residence Of Miss Maud Williams,
on Bayard Ave-, Central, New Mexico,
was the scene of a gay and festive as
semblage Tuesday evening, January i,
1895. a large number of friends and ac-
0uaintance we're present, attending an IN
promtu reception given IN honor OF Miss
Rosa Wilson of ST. Louis, Mo. ParloE
games aud conversation, etc, were IN.
duloed in by the guests until about IL
O'Clock when ell repaired to the dining
room and did Justice to sumptuous re
past. There we're about thirty ladies
and gentlemen present.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Received on New Year.

Mrs. Eliza Barnes received at her
residence, 2514 7th St., N. w. Washing
ton, ID. c., Tuesday, New Years Day,
from to p. NJ. She was assisted by
Mrs. Richard Treghman and Mrs. Ed
ward g. Poindexter, nee Thompson for
merlv of Richmond, but BOW OF this ci-
ty. The hostess was handsomely attir-
ed in black satin and Spanish lace, Mrs.
Treghman, moire silk and lace. Mrs
Poindexter cream silk aud point lace.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
Appointed vIce-PresIdent.

Mr.. John Oliver of this city has been
rendered the position Of vice-president
of the John Brown Monument Associa-
ton. This organization has it's head
quarters at st. Paul, Mimi, and the
purpose is to erect a monument over the
neglected grave OF this martyr at North
Elby, NY.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
DEATH.

HOLMES-Died in Manchester, Va,
after a lingering sickness, Mrs. Mary
Jane Holmes in the 33rd year of her
age. She died in the full triumph OF
faith in her Redeemer. She. leaves a hus-
band, mother, two sisters and host OF
friends TO mourn their loss Her funeral
took place, Friday, January 4th from
the First Bapt;sV Church, Manchester,
Va. Rev. BiDga officiating.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
FROM COLORADO.
Let the Va Seminary In All Her Ma.
jesty Powers Reign.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Cor.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col.
On Monday evening, December oath,
at the Webers Hall, there was grand
speaking by nine young ladies. Among
them was Miss Louisa Albert Bragg,
one ofthe '94 daughters Of the Virginia
Seminary, at Lynchburg, Va, who won
the praise of cOnquering them ell. FoE
such an oratorlcal address we know
not what name to call her except Zone
of the bright silver tongue orators o.
Virginia Seminary" We thank the
Seminary for sending among US such 9
strong aud noble young lady.
Yours Very Respectfully,
Henry GRAY.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

money. She was liable to have money
keeDirg a house of that kind. lt is at
III Mayo St.
woMAN's STATEMENT.
Lille Alvy said:-I saw that small girl
60 upstairs with the man and she came
down with a roll of bills in her hands.
She went into the land-lady's room and
couDted it out and divided it. Tbes
divided it bet ween them. She paid the
land-'ady So for the next weeks board
- e9 for what she owed She hac
$4,000.
la fsply to remarks OF the low cearac'
ter of the places in the neighbOrhood
the witness remarked: -"Some IA high
toned men have been there as are in thi'
town."
Toe man was so drunk he could not
see. A low, chunky, black man with mus
tsehe brought him there. They carried
him out the back way.
Justice Crutchfield required security II
the sum of $500 for twelve months anC
sent the accused on to the grand jury.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 8, 1895.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
J. p. Jones of Philadelphia 10 Miss Lue
Richardson of the same place. Miss
Richardson is the daughter Of the dis
tinguished divine, Rev. Hillary Richard
son of Richmond, Va. The marriage
will take place at the residence OF the
brides father. 1919 w. Moore st Jan.
IL, 1895, at 9 O'Clock p. m.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

A Sabbath School WOrker-Rey. John
son OF CentraIIa HOnOred-0ther
Items,
DAN

The Manchester and Chesterfield
Sabbath School Union convenes
next Sunday with the 2nd Baptist
Church Sabbath School.
Mr.. Jas. Anderson was in the city q
few days ago, and was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Hickman. he
was just from Staunton.
A general expression meeting Was
held at the LIST Baptist Church on
last Sunday night. 1t makes us feel
glad when we hear our mothers and
fathers speak.
Rev. j. Il. Russell, pastor of the
2nd Baptist Church preached an
able sermon on last Sunday night to
a large audience. The Reverend
Wss at his best.
Prof. James ii. Blackwell, the Gen.
eral Secretary of the Y. M. G. A.
has been quite sick.
The Y. M. G. A. held an interesting
meeting on last Sunday evening.
Bro. C. H. Munford, Superintendent
of the LIST Baptist Church Sabbath
School delivered an excellent ad-
dress. Mr.. Q. Wm. Moon assisted in
conducting the services. Services to
morrow, Boys meeting at 4:30.
Mems meeting at $50.
1t Is rumOred that one of our
prominent Sunday School teachers
| (male) was esn on one of the pub
| lie streets IN the lower part of our
city cursing one of the ''servIce dam
seIs.'' All. kind friend, think of the
hundreds and hundreds of children
under the sound of your stentorian
voice as 1t peals to the ceiling oi.the
Sabbath School Sunday after Sun
dav beseeching them to walk In the
paths of righteousness and to throw
aside the vile, low and dirty acts of
this world. How can a man lead
q child with q clear conscience when
he is guilty of the same Identical
acts that he is teaching the child
not to do? When will that married
man learns to respect the young
Misses? You can do these degraded
acts In the dark, where you are hid
den from the view OF the passers-by
( but God, our Heavenly Father, see
: and knows your daily walks ant
q a record is kept of them. 1t is on
q of the worst rumors "EamOs" ha
/ ever heard, and If It ever occur
II again he will ''Open his mouth an
,f belch Ikea cannon" We wish yo
n a speedy reform.
2, CENTRALIA, CHEsTERFIELD, Co. VI
n Bishop johnson, better known q
2; Rev. I. III. johnson, pastor of CeE
s. tralia Baptist Church, preached a
z interesting sermon on last Sunde
"a to the young people. The Elder
p remarks were very instructive. b
9, seems to be the right man for th
section, and has erected one of Il
finest churches. we dare say, an
where In the state considering b
membership. At the last regulS
sn official meeting OF the church, the
decided by q unanimous vote to 1
- crease his salary. The church as
mark OF respect and as an appreci
ton OF his valuable services presen
ed him q handsome suit OF cloth
and an over-coat. Rnthville al
~ Elan Baptist Churches o. Charl
On City Co, also shared q part In DOR
et- honor to this able divine. A beaut
it full CT azy Quilt yiven to bis VIII
bv a mn Sisters from o.
ed chun,l Tend also exhib
ed of gold eye Glal
- ~ his wife. 7
prosperous CO
o It's ann al
EzAfOs
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

[Albany Lee, Ohio Diadem.l
The Christmas number of the Rich
mond, Ve., PLANET, one of our es-
teemed exchanges, came to as with
eight large illustrated pages. The
great Apostle of Anti Lynch Law
has our congratulations.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
A BEAUTIFUL PEN PICTURE.


Some of those deaths which you
recall, no doubt were deserving. but
many of those poor sOuls-hke
great and peaceful river with green
and shaded banks, without a MUIR
mur, without a ripple flowed into
the waveless ocean of eternal peace.
1t is they that l feel for. 1t will be
remembered that for more than two
hundred years the Christians OF the
United States wLlfully and deliber-
ately turned the cross of their
Christ into whipping post end it
now seems that they intend to lust
remove it to another degree and
turn it into a house Of slaughter and
death. Indeed you must have an
abiding faith Ia God.
OUR ONLY WEAK SPOT.
To be frank, this is the only veal
point / observe in your writing
'sTrust in God" How would 1t dC
to urge upon the people everywherl
to-Trust in Self? However, regard
less of weak points ETC., the time vii
come when historians will write O
you In truth! BE saw oppression OI
every hand, injustice everywhere
hypocrisy at the altar, venality o.
the bench, tyranny on the throne
and, with a splendid courage, he el
Ooused the cause of the wea
against the strong, OF the enslave
many against the titled few. HoI
ing you great success and a long nil
am for the race,
VIM M. MCDONALD,
Ed. Texas HORNET.
The following reply will explaI
itself:
, RICHMOND VA, Jan. Z, 1895.
Mr.. VIM M. MCDONALD,
t FoRNEY, Texas.
My Dear Sir
Your esteemed favor of JanSar
1, 1895 is before me and contents car
fully noted. To say that have be-
deeply impressed by your burning rhe
oric and glowing tribute is to express
mildly.
Again and again have / ponder
those soul stirring lines and wonder
whether q like impression had been pI
u duced upon others, who like yOgzf
% had read them. / realinnz
" first time that Othera
feel the same inspirR
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12
How Nam rnles uE pRANK.

1 got here about 6:3O O'Clock. had
drank before l went to Punam's. L
drank four OF five glasses of beer in Put
nam 3, don't know how many. i took
some in a room where the seats are and
some in the bar-room and some down
stairs.
were charging so cents for bottle OF
beer. Upstairs it was 8 cents. l paid
for one glass for me and one glass for a
-RifAs There were two white girls down
there There came another one in there,
hut she didn't stay long. The one that
l was with didn't stay long either.
Richmond planet., 1895-01-12

A white man named w r. Dawes sat
in the Police Court, 7th inst Justice j. J..
Crutchield presiding, and related his ex-
periences in the slpms of this city. Two
cOlored women, Florence Carter, Puss
Brown and two colored men Joseph
Smith and Ed. Curtis were charged with
robbiDg him of $4,000 in United States
currency. Lawyer Sam Page was coun-
sci for the accused.
He said: "I live within seven miles OF
Rocky Mount, n. G. and am engaged in
business there. 1 arrived here last
Thursday night. 1 went to Putnam &
Theatre.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
eAYNoR STRIKES OUT.
The Judge Attacks the Brooklyn city Rail
road Company.

The Judge Attacks the Brooklyn City Rail-
road Company.
BROOKLYN, Feb G.-The sensation Of
the day in connection with The trolley
strike is the letter written by Judge Cay
nor to the state board of mediation and
arbitration. e Is an unofficial letter In
it he severely raigns the Brooklyn City
Railroad conrany and opposes the manip-
ulations by which that corporation has
been saddied with "a q, 1000, 600 debt for
the benefit of q few stocSholders
It was tho general opinion among law
yers today that the action Of the board of
aldermen in revoking the franchises Of The
trolley companies was Illegal and would
be vetoed By Mayor Schicron.
As ear Q33 Of tho Flushing Avenue
line reached tho corner Of Dncrs avenue
and Leonard street on it's way down town
q crowd 81 about 50 strikers snGdenly ap-
pearod. and Notwithstanding hat the car
was fun OF passengers began hurting
stones and other missiles NJ it a huge
pioce Of iron went crushing throueh one
| of tho windows, followed by o shower Of
rocks
Special Policeman Theodore Bender
who was acting as guard 20 the car, was
, set upon by tho riuters and beaten almost
into iusensibility. Several policemen went
to the rescue, ana officer Behlens drow
his revolver and fred three shots point
blank at tho strikers number Of ar
rests were made and &c was aspertainod
that several Tooplo had been severely
| bruised 10 the encounter although nono
of them s riouslr
Trolley car No 1929 of tho Crosstown
lino came into collision with d honrsc that
headed @ funeral procession at The corner
I 81 Broadway ana Nysho avenue. Tho
hearse was completely wrecked, and the
I easket. containing Che remains Of tho n
/ year-old daughter Of Cornelius Richards
/ q '3 New Climbers srreot New York,
/ was thrown into the stro & The driver ol
the hcarsa was severely bruised by tha
/ lall, but The motornan oscaped injury