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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

ElEay- FIRST RIAN
CHURCH.-Dr. KERR.-1l A. ". aud 2. ~.
Rev. 4. NJ. CHUHBLgY will preach at Westmin-
ster at ] | A. N. and 1 y. ~,
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST

CHURCH Fifth street nesr Leigh)--Rev. JANIS
NELSON. ID. D., Pastor. Preaching at IL A. ".
aud Z. VI. sunday cho0i at 9:iJ A. NJ. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY az 81. NJ. T.
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n.lr- OIn-MARKEr PRESnYTr-

RIAN CHURCH-key. JAMES Z COOK, Faster
Preaching at IN A. NJ. aud Z. ". sun iay
school az $50 A. ". Gospel services WEpsEs-
DAY at 3 Il. NJ All welcome. 10
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Mems Shirts.

Mems Colored Negligee shirts u
Percale and Chey.OL An sizes, an'
the best value We have ever Cner J.
zoe. and Fl Each
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sss- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

(2i0 north Finn s.ieetl--Ref. JOSEPH u. SKA
TON. Pastor.--serylces at IL A. n. and r. NJ
Morning subject "1ho Seen and the Unseen.
Even ing SUBJECT 4" N0oerD phariseesD." sun
school at i0A NJ. Bible class az 1915 P. A--suo-
set: "Ihe TRANSPORTATION"
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nB- MARsHALI.sTREET CHRIS

cock sfreefs}--key. IA. c. GARRISON, Pastor
Preaching az II A. n. ana y. ". sunday
school at e.30 A. N. seats free Public cordi-
ally invited. Christian Rndcayor T:ia r n.
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pag-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -

Rev. GEORGE COOPER. %. D., pastor. at IL A.
81. dort's supper and : p. 81. Bible school
at $50 A. N. loung Peoples Union at Z. N.
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Chairman Murphy's Irish doesn't seem
70 rise to the sticking point. That's the
English OF It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14

The campaign buttons have made their
appearance. The button-holing has been
gcng on some time.
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ta- MONUMENTAL CHURCH.

Rev. FESsER 8. sTlcKKEY, RESPONSIVENESS at
IL A. N. and 8 p. VI. sunday school ana
mems Bible class az e:45 A. N. Services during
Lent WEDNESDAY at 8 r. u. Is
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so- FRIENDs-MERTING FOR

divine worship EVERY SABBATH MoEsxa at IL
o'clock. Seats are free, and all are welcome
Westinghouse Clay street above Fret Services
si~a at 10 e.zfs.sk A NJ an Ns~s~-".-
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,.r1TpDAy MARCH IA, 1896.

TINS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
eINED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,,
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN Asso 'Clt1 ;,
rrD PRESS AND THE uNiiGD
pRESS
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II appears that in not a few instances
the Republican favorite son is twins.
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geya SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
nng. GRACF.STRFFT RApTIs1

Corner Main ana Sixth streets)-Rev. ". W
LAEDRUs. ID. d.. Pastor.-MOrning worship az IL
o'clock. Evening worship az O'Clock. Is
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For presidential ducking purposes, it
seems, Quanticum sufiicit.
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Esg- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Pine and Grace s.reetsl-Rog. IL, A.
BA53Y, Pastor.
Preaching az II A. N. and y p. NJ.
Praycr-meeting "WEDNESDAY EVENING s r. NJ
sunday school at 9 A. NJ.
Baptist Young Peoples Union SUNDAY 3
p 81. Is
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Ladies' Hose.

Some great values are being o0e
IN Ladies' Hose. 10 VIII pay yal f'
get our prices for to-tay's purchase
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ITEMS Hose.

To-day we offer a special rlf
In Mems Hose. They are as COOS
quality rs can be bought to sI 20
25c. a pair. To-day We oIer th,m a
81 per box OF six pairs. or
Igs pnIr,
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UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST bfoAD
STREET ,-, pARK-PLACE
n,,k,pMAcY. Belviderc ana Main Sill u1TTJ,
sM,AANCHEsTER OFFICE, lSoS
STREET.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
nD LESS.

Wanted situation, 49, -, 1900. .
vance 2s words or less, .o ,.s.id'' or ad-
Above rates are for oonsecutively.
vertisements run. running IN resding-matter type
Reaoins ar py less 81; in nonparei' ieAu'"'
I'VE c,r ,she ~ rates "a for more space iO'n'S
an application.
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be. yard.
Our Ribbon Department

* experiencing quite a revolution.
We have Increased the stock %
magnitude unknown heretofore in
Richmond, and the prices have been
greatly reduced. our well-knINr
brands OF Satin and GDs-Gra'n RI0.
bons We are selling now az I'D 20 g
per cent. less than before. while fht
standard Of quality is maintaineI Do
Fancy Ribbons for Neckwcar anI
Dress-Trimu mss We are showing
larger variety than all the other stocks
OF the city combined Fancy K.n.
hons in the latest and most choice
designs,
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Fry SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HOGE Will preach at IL A. NJ. aud NJ 5 p.
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25c. Yard 70.
Boys Shirts.

Boys Colored Percale shirts-rev
patterns and colors-
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an ,s,,ers ana kilograms must psN Sy
An is' 20 TIVE DISPATCH CoMrSA a. re- .
oI Hs,ee,ed communications VIII h0' 70
s,rUed
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
AGATON GILLER
(rys zyoia).

Ably mlodsze pokolenie wiedziabo ia.
oy metowie ~przewodEili waloe narodu
o niepodlegosc r. 1858, p~rzytoczymy
krotki rvs aycis 8. p. Agatona Gillera.
S. p. Agston Giller urodzi} sic W
czasie powstania listopadowego 10 sly.
cznia 1881 r. Z matki Franoiszki ze
Szpatkowskioh i ojcs Jana Kanteeo
Gillera, tolnierza napoleo6skiego, a
nastePnie burmistrza W Opatowku.
Nsuki rozpoorete W miescie rodzin.
mem, kohczyi " gimnszyum Kszimie-
W Warszswie.
w 1S.tym roku swego aycia sklada
Pierwsza o6are ~poswieoenis sic sprswie
Udajaoego sic bowiem do
lsgionu ~polskiego " Wegrzech " r.
1s49, ma granicy przytrnymsli Prusaoy
! osadzili go " wiezieniu " Raoiborzu,
gdsis przesiedziaf Q miesieoy t. j. do
ukohozenis Rampant wegierskiej. Pc
uwolnieniusPrzebywsi oras jskis " Po-
jake prywatny nsuozycisl.
Nsstepnie udai sic do Krakowa, azeby
M wykisdy uniwsrsyteokis,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
I'd Wydzia4u Oswiaty.

w zeszla niedziele " hall sw. Tr6j-
sy PREY Noble ulicy miai miejsoe
Mass.me citing, zwolany przez Wydzial
Oswiaty. Witano swiezo przybylyoh
z Europy profesorow, Tomasza Siemi-
radzkiego j Alexego Kuroyusza. Pu-
b~licznosoi zebraio sic DUO. Wszysoy
re skupieniem ducha j nalezyta powaga
wys}uohali przemow czlonkow Wydz.
Osw. i pieknego odczytu prof. Siemi.
radzkiego.
Prezes Wydz. Osw. a zarazera prezes
Nv. N. p. p. u. Brodowski zagaii pc.
siedzenie przedstswiajac publicznosci
nowo przybylyoh. Mowcs z~aznsczyl,
Re dzieh dz~isiejszy jest epoka W ayoiu
polonii amerykahskiej. Dotychozas
ndsoiono wsrod niej jedynie o potrze
bic ksztaicenis sic, " rzeczywistosci
zss ME zrobiono MIC Ola podniesienia
oswisty. Dopiero XII sejm 2. N. P. "
Cleveland postsnowi} ujsc te sprswe W
swoje rece i polecii Rzadowi Central
nemu utworzenie Wydz. Osw, ktoryby
praoowsi " tym kierunku. Rad Cen.
tralny stosujso sic swsze ! wszedzie
do poleceh Sejmu i " lynn wzgledzie
poszedi "a jego VIOLA, Wydz. Osw.
wyslaa jua " SWAT kilks biblioteczek
wedrownyoh, ktore, przeohodzso z ko.
lonii do kolonii, nawet " najoiemniej.
SIZE zsksski ponioss oswiate. Wydz.
Osw. zorganizowsa ju. II to~warzystw
oswissy liozsoyoh ksade cd kilkudzie-
sisoiu do kilkuset ozlonk6w. Nsreszoie
sprowsd.ii . Europy dwooh ~prOfssorow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
Do PIP. KontraktOr6w.
w Sprawie BudOwy Domu z. N. p,

Plany i specy6kacye Domu Polskie-
60 So juz gotowe. Roboty ME beda
wydane jednemu kontraktorowi, leoz
kazda zosobna robota bedzis oddsna
wlasciwemu kontraktorowi i specyali-
Sole. Kontraktorzy majacy ohec zio-
4enia deklaraoyj, moga przejrzec plany
i specy6kaoye ka.dego dnia, miedzy
godzinami D IL rano j - 5 po po-
fudniu, W biurze Rzadu Centralnego u.
N. P, 574 Noble ul., Chicago.
Termin skladania ofert upiywa z
dniem Is maja.
Rad Centr. u. N. P. zastrzega sobie
przyjecie Tub odrzuoenie kazdej Tub
wszystkich nades1anych deklaracyj.
Komitet Budowy Domu Zsoiqzku
Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Professor Alexy Kurcyusz urodzi} sic
" MarjamPolu, CUB. suwalskiej. Do
szkof srednich uozeszczal W Suwa}kach,
Poozem W oelu dalszego ksztalcenia sic
wyjechai "a granioe. P~oczatkowo u
daf sic do Gandawy, uniwersyteckiego
miasta W Belgii. Przez rok uczeszczal
tam ma kursa wydzialu sztuk i reko-
dziel, (Section des Arts ct Manufactu-
RESI- odPowiadajacego mechaniozno.
ohemioznemu innych ~politeohnik. Pc
roku wszakze kierunek ten ksztaicenia
sic Porzuoil, ME znajdujao W MIN Ia
dowolenia swyoh naukowych upodobah.
Wyrazem tego by} wyjazd do Zuryohu,
gdzie wstapii ma wydzial przyrodniczy
tamtejszej politeohniki. Pc ukohoze-
niu wzmiankowanego wydzialu uzu.
peanii on swe wyksztasoenie - study
ujac to jake regularly sluohaoz, to ia
ko wolny siuohacz wydziaiu flozofczne-
go W uniwsrsyteoie Zuryohokim, gdzie
uczeszcza1 ma wyk1ady anatomii, antro-
pologii, embryologii i inne. Pred
dwoma laty K~uroyusz zostai zaproszo.
ny do wsPo}Pracownictwa W pismie ma
ukowem, organic monaohijskiem ME-
mieckiego towarzystwa antropologicz.
nego "Archiv fuer Antropologie",
gdzie powierzono mu referowanie pol.
skiej literatury antropologioznej.
w ostatnioh czasach prof. Kuroyusz
oPraoowyws1 charakterystyke fizyozna
czaszek ludzkich, odkopsnych przez
PodroAnika Deckera p6lnoono.
wschodniej Rossyi. Wezwany przez
Wydziaa Oswiaty u. N. P. czasowo po-
rzuoii te prace,aaeby odda6 siebie ma u.
slugi s~zkolnictwa polskiego W Stanaoh
Zjednoczonych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

w'ornie aresztow any i wywieziony do
fetersburga, gdzie przebyl s.esc mie-
sieoy " ~oharakterze wieznia polityozne.
go. U~wolniony W 1891 r., ale pozba.
wiony prawa mieszkania W Krolestvie
Poiskiem, zamieszkai W P~etersburgu,
gone Pracowaf W ~charakterze pomocni-
ka correspondents angielskiego pi,ma
Standard, organu hr. Salisburego, in.
iormujao to pismo o polityoznyoh i spo.
feoznyoh warunkaoh Rossji. w maju
1891 r. ogfosi} pismie rosyjskim
'Russkaja Zish" list otwarty do spoke
ozehstwa rosyjskiego W sprawie war
szawskiej manifestacyi ma czese KILN.
skiego' List ten, wykazujsoy gospo.
darke rosyjska W Polsoe " dziedzinie
szkolnictwa, wywo}al gsosna polemike
W Prasie rosyjskiej i zostal powtorzo.
ny Przez polskie pisma W Galicyi i Pc.
1~nahskiem. OPr6cz tego pre-. caly
oaas Pobytu W Petersbugu professor
oiemiradzki praoowal mad historya pol.
ska i miewal wyklady W prywtany ch
domaoh z history polskiej ola polskisj
mfodzie.y uniwersyteOkiej. wyklady
to sProwadza&y do audytorjow liczne
grono ~siuohaozow, o lie pozwalaiy ma
to warunki, PREY kt6rych tego rodzaju
Praca MOCHA sic odbywa6 pod rosyjskim
r.adem. Rok 1895 spedzil prof. Sie-
mieradzki W podr6Aaoh po ro.nych
miejscach Polski, Lit~y i Rusi, a cd
roku 1896 zamieszka{ we Lwowie,
gdzie pracowa} jake ozlonek redakcyi
Przegladu Wszeohpolskiego.
Otrzymawszy zaproszenie Rzadu
Centralnego z. N. P. przybyi professor
Siemiradzki do P~o4nocnej Ameryki W
tenn przekonaniu, Ae praca mad oswiata
" duchu narodowym wsr6d polakow
zamieszkalych W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nyoh ma olbrzymie znaozsnie ola przy-
szfosci tax naszej kolonji jsk i calej
Polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

waznego udziaiu ME bra{ lub mia mi.
oyowa4. Byf on niejako o~gniskiem,
okofo ktorego skupialy sic wszystkie
goretsze zacne serca patryotyozne. w
rekaoh swych trzymal on Moi ~nieusta.
Jaoego stosunku patryot6w wszystkioh
dsielnio Polski j w~szystkioh zakatkov
swiata' gd1ie los rodakow naszyoh "a.
gnal.
Idea prawa do pahstwoweeo
niePodleglego bytu Polski, idea die.
jowego jej posianniotwa i ME.
rozerwalnej oafosci, W aadnem ser.
GU mole silniej, tax aywo i tax wiernie
sic ME odbiia, jak W serou S. p. Agate.
ma. w niej i ola niej on sy3 tylko.
Wszelkie tez kierunki kosmono.
iityczne, ozy to sooyalne, czy pseu-
do faiszywe) religijne, wszelkie Cd
cienie Polityozne. zatracajaoe
ozuoie Prawa do bytu niepodIe-
gfego, rozwijajsoe upokarzajaoy SER
wilizm (sluzalstwo) i-gaszsoe ducha
" narodzie wszelkie kierunki anty-
religijne mia}y W MIN nieprzeie.
dnanego wroga.
Bog i Ojozyzna byso hasten jego ~
wota.
Poswiecouy sprawie i zawsze ma q.
sfugaoh drugich, sam ola siebie nigdy
mic ME aadal i ME wymagal.
10 oddanie sic oiagie sprawie i "a
sfugom ola drugioh byio nawet powo.
dem, il tego 90 sobie p~ostawil "a eel
swej zawodowej praoy jake historyk
ME by} W stanie dokofczy6.
Do dziejow 1858 roku wyszly dotad
z prao s. p. Gillera:
1. Try tony Historyi Narodu Pol.
shfego 1861 do 1868 roku, obejmuie
tylko dzieje spisk6w i powstah cd 1881
do 1850, jak i ooene najwaaniejszych
prac innyoh autor6w dotyozaoyoh 1853
+. Mialo bye tom6w 10.
z. DIVA tony Polska 10 ,oalce (mialo
bye " obejmujaoe zbi6r pamietnik6v
z ay%oiorysow uczestnik6w powstania +.
1853.
.. Aleksander hr. Wielopolski.
Lwow, 1878.
4. Karol Rupreot, Lw6w, 1875.
.. Dzieje delegaoyi warszawskiei
Wv Materyatach do historyi poustania
1863 r. wydawanyoh we Lwowie przez
komitet uczestnik6w powstania 1863 r.
Wyszay dotad 4 tomy).
Materially bogate i praoe nagroma.
Ozone ME beda zmarnowane, lecz cd.
dane W odpowiednis reoe beda zuayt-
kowane W duohu jego prao i kierun-
k6w.
Jak W praoy swej narodowej musial
stosowac SIG do czasu i warunk6w,
ktorych zyjemy, jak umial wyszukiwa6
odpowiednie i'm srodki dzialania. mai.
lepiej swiadozy idea skarbu ma.
r o d ego, ola kt6rej ostatnis ohwi.
lie zywota Poswiecil. Bli.ej rozwinal
ia znakomitej swej praoy p. H.: VIE.
czory Wielkopolanina", wywolanei O.
statnia exterminaoyjna (okrotna) poll.
tyka b. zelaznego kanolsrza, a bedaoa
zdrowym j zywotnym programem prao
narodowyoh ma chwile dzisiejsza. u
rzeczywistnienie jej by1oby najodpo-
wledniejszym, a zarazem najwspanial-
Sym Pomnikiem, jaki sobie z~asluzy{
ten wielki patryota.
). p. Agaton Giller umarl W Stani-
sfawowie dnia Is lipoa 1887 f., ma ionic
rodziny i tam zosta} poohowany.
Pogrzeb jego sprawiony kosztem
miasta, W ktorem wzieli udzia1 z oa{e.
go kraju wszyscy wierzaoy W zwyois-
stwo idei, ola ktorej Ayoie Gale poswie-
OH Agaton Giller - by} naleznem uoz-
Ozeniem onot i zasiug nieboszozyka.
Oby W modem pokoleniu znalazl jak
najwiecej nasladowcowl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Redaktor nZgody" by} W ubieglym
tygodniu W New Yorku, gdzie poze.
gnal sic z p. Jerzmanowskim i PREY tel
okazyi wreczy} mu dyplom ma oz}onka
honorowego q. N. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Wszelkie sk}adki ma rzecz skarb,
przes1a6 nalety pred lynn dniem maja
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Zwiazkowi W New Yorku stoja sill
ME prey sztandarze. Starry ozlonko-
vie jak Sl~eszyhski, Kopankiewicz,
Grodzki i I'd. wybieraja sic ma sejm do
Filadelfi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Pc 3 Tub 4 m~iesiacaoh profesorowie
Siemiradzki i Kurcjusz maja wyjeohac
do innych osad polskioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

w Winonie odebral sobie ayoie wy
strzs&em Z r%ewolweru znany polonii a.
merykahskiej Leon Heilpern.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Spodziewamy sic, ae publicznosc 2
wyk2ad6w licznie korzystac bedzie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

(Ciag dalszy z strony LED
Projekt w~szechnicy ludowej urzeczy.
wistnia sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

ooo Leoner' ignsoy grups SO
1918 Kedziorski wlsdysisw 145
9301 Msnelski Micha{ 100
1888 Szymahski Stanis4sw "a
11709 Kmieoiak J6zef On
9042 Rybs Jo.ef abs
415 Wolski Ludwik oe
1877 Stuligrosz Jan a1a
70 Grzybowski Felix's 2I2
70 Piorski Wincenty /. ,1o
1880 Stswas Miohal 20
81 Stellmach Tomssz 90
81 Jankowski Adam 90
SO Ostowski Jan L. Is7
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
BiurOR zaduC~ entralnego
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, Is kwietnia 1895.
Nastepujaoi ozsonkovie przyjeci To-
stall do Zwiazku Mar. Pol:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Kaady meaozyzna powinien czy.ao
ogfoszenie Tomasza Slstera " tel gaze
ole ma stronnicy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
-oRAz-
Redakcya j Drukarnia ,ZgOdy"

MA NOBLE STREET, CHICAGO. ILLINOI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
FROM LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN TO THE
ATLANTIC.
New Service and Fast Time Via Southern
Railway---TEe Scenic Route Ofthe
World"

On June IA. 1895, the Southern Rail
way will inaugurate passenger trains
Nos. 10 and I6 between Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Norfolk, Va, through
Knoxville, Asheville-"The Land OF
the Sky''-Greensboro and Selma, n.
O. Train No. 10 will leave hattanoo-
ga $50 p. m Knoxville 9:O5 p. m :,
Asheville l :06 a. IN. arrive Greensbo-
70 8 :25 a. m =, and Norfolk 5 30 p. M.
Train No 10 will leave Norfolk at 10:
O5 a. m; arrive at Greensboro 1920 p.
m. Asheville u 80 m, Knoxville 4 {:
45 a. m , and Chattanooga 500 a. IN.
At Chattanooga connection will be
made with the Queen x Crescent
Route to and from Cincinnati, Louis,
Vile, Lexington, Birmingham, New
Orleans and all points in the South
and with the Memphis x Charleston
K. r. to and from Memphis and points
in the West and Southwest. At Nor
folk connection will be made with pa
latial steamers to and from Baltimore,
Washington, New York, Boston and
points East. At Salisbury, N. O., con-
nection will be made with the famous
United States Fast Mall" operated
by the Southern Railway between
| Washington, the East, and all points
South, establishing double daily SER
vice between New York, Washington
and Asheville and Hot Springs, n c.,
| Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
These trains will be equipped with
elegant day coaches and Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, which
will run through between Primers
Point and Chattanooga without
change.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

In all the Southeastern States
consisting of Delaware, Dis
trict of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida and Alabama, there are but
eighteen other weekly papers
credited with so large an issue
as is accorded the Planet pub
lished at Richmond va, and
the publishers of the American
Newspaper Directory will
guarantee the accuracy Of the
circulation rating accorded to
this paper by a reward of One
Hundred Dollars, payable tc
the first person who successful
ly assails it.
George P. Rowel's Newspaper III
rectory.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
Miss Hattie ROthGr.
THE CLAIRVOYANT OR
Spiritual Evangelist.

Who has been in Richmond for the past
few months at l07 east Broad street,
has moved to loo east Main street where
she will be pleased to receive her call
ers and all who wish to call on her.
Miss Rother claims TO be endowed by
nature with the power of looking into
the future and of discerning the things
that are TO happen. she is a woman of
rare attainments, possessing a great
and most wonderful knowledge of ply
steal science, and can reveal the most
obscure mysteries imaginable. She can
also it is said, tell the past, present and
future of persons life with astonish-
ing accuracy. Already she has had
ma visitors, who are much impressed
with the manner in which she makes
known TO them the mystic future, and
here in Richmond those who have con-
suited this gifted lady are enthusiastic
| in their praise of her powers. They
term them supernatural, so promptly
does she answer correct y all questions
n, d so 'aithfully does she paint in her
descriptions things familiar only to the
one addressing her Miss Rother, unlike
most people protesting to leave il with
those who seek her services to tell OF
her merits. She has also with her now
a wonderful healer, the well-known
Professor H Thomas, magnetic healer
of Belgium, who has just arrived, and
wi now locate in Richmond where he
will be glad to render his services. The
professor treats all diseases, and hAi
made cures in many cases which have
been pronounced incIirable, especially
in the weak, nervous, and debilitated
who have dragged through years o
suffering and with whom life was al
most burden Cases will be diagnos
ed at distance by writing to them
Miss Rother reads a persons life from
photographs, letters OF handkerchief
She will ALEC diagnose your case at
distance by sending a handkerchief o
some article belonging to the person
All cases will be diagnosed on enterin
the room without the person speakin
a word. Professor and Miss Rothe
can be consulted at their Office at 10
east Main street. Hours, from q. n
to p m Consultation strictly cor
; fidential
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
How it is Done in Virginia
raleigh, n. c., Gazette. ]

As is welI-knoW by our reader, a
DISTINGUISHING election in Virginia is
equally as effective as that in South
Carolina. For several years Editor
Mitchell of the PLANET has been elect
ed a member of the City Council OF
Richmond from Jackson Ward, but in
the election for city officers held there
Thursday of last week, he was counted
out by the Democratic poll-holders
after having been elected by the peo-
ple. Let the colored men of North
Carolina take warning from this bad
treatment of one of the greatest lead
ers of the Negro race by the Democrat
ic party, and be careful as to how they
cast their ballots this year. In speak
of the election, the PLANET says edi-
torially:
The election in Jackson Ward May
2Sth was nothing more nor less than
farce. No attempt was made TO con.
zeal the fraud practiced. Coloreo
men stood in line from day-break tx
sunset endeavoring to exercise the
rights of freemen.
Those of them who succeeded haC
their efforts annulled by the throwing
out of the ballots after they had beer
properly deposited.
This condition of affairs cannot las
| forever. A reaction will take place
and the liberal minded white elemen
will make others realize that the inju
nv to the body-politic is far create
than that to the class of citizens upol
whom the outrages were practiced.
A man who meets a citizen upon tn
streets and despoils him of his proper
ty and robs him OF his money commit
a heinous crime, but it is no NOR
heinous than is that OF the one who D.
unlawful and unnecessary questions
and the manipulation Of the ballot
robs a citizen of the greatest OF a
rights: to cast just one ballot. and t
have it counted as he casts it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
The Oiceronian Closes.

On Friday night, May %, 1898 the
residence of Mrs. Irvine on West Leigh
St was the scene Of aliVely gathering.
Sweet melodies OF intellectual culture
poured therefrom. The occasion was
the commencement exercises OF the
Ciceronian Literary Circle and the
members had prepared the highest
class literature and musical selections.
The exercises opened with prayer by
Prof. w. A. Mitchell: Mr.. cambridge
then rendered a Scriptural Reading
and Miss Fannie b. Dixon Solo. An
excellent program was then rendered
After the exercises q reception was
rendered the visitors.
The following was the committee or
program Misses Hattie Wallace. EN-.
ma Evans and Mr. Hamilton Carter
The reception committee was compos-
ed of Misses Clara Farley, Fannie Dix
on, Mamie Richardson. Octavia Pat
terson and MI Eddie Stephens.
The visitors we're Misses Katie
Chiles, CINCINNATI; Amanda James
Lexington Fannie Harper, Ida Hall
Julia Holmes, - GOode and Messrs
Thomas Hewin, James Lewis, Roge,
Franklin, E NJ. Akers and DR.. s II
DESMOND and wife.