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missionaries to he Reimbursed.

LIMA, Jan. 2s.-The missionaries who
were expelled some time since from Cuzco
and who sought to hold the Peruvian gov
eminent responsible for the outrage. have
decided TO recognize the good intentions of
tho government and to desist from their
claims, agreeing 10 accept as a settlement
the payment Of their actual losses. Some
OF these missionaries were from London
institute and others were sent out by the
American Bible Society, and their case
sensations by the government of Great
BRIT
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Jones Wants a Vote.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Jones,
of Arkansas, who has charge of the silver
bill in the Senate, said after the Senate adj
journed to-day that while he did not puT-
pose at present to attempt a test of physical
endurance in order to pass the bill, he
would, beginning tomorrow, ask the Sen
ate to sit at night for it's consideration If
he should fail to secure an agreement to
fix time for the vote. He said he did not,
however. expect TO ask that the sessions
be prolonged beyond 10 or IL o'clock The
friends of the bill are averse to naming SO
late a day as Feb. g. the date suggested by
Senator Hill, because that would take the
final disposition of the question to a date
beyond the time fixed for receiving the last
OF the bids on the proposed bond issue. Sem
ator Baker to-day introduced an amend
ment TO the silver bill now before the SEN
ate, providing that any person who takes
silver or gold to the mint to be coined
shall take equally valuable amount of
the other metal and have both coined. The
amendment sets forth that the purpose Is
to secure the parity of the two metals.
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The Single Men I'm the Transvaal.
Letter In London Times.

Some years ago. when three sturdy young
fellows in my native parish determined
on emigrating to Cape Colony, i strongly
advised them to take wives with them. but
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heaven. and when II does come, woe be
unto those who have been among the OPP
pressors of the people. The present strus-
gle is unfortunately too like that which pre-
ceded the late civil war; inasmuch as II Is
sectional The creditor and the manufactur-
ing states of the North and East. those
which have grown inordinately wealthy at
the expense of the producing classes of the
South and West. are urging this policy with
the besotted blindness Of Belshazzar. 1t is
easy TO see," the Senator said In conclu-
sion. that the struggle for the new eman-
cipation is bgun. There are millions now on
the march. and they tramp! tramp, tramp,
tramp the sidewalks hunting work and the
highways begging bread. and unless relief
comes they will some day take a notion TO
come TO Washington with rifles in their
hands to regain the liberties stolen from
them or which their representatives have
Sold"
During Mr. Tfllman's bitter criticisms of
the President he put down his notes and
put Senators and galleries in roars of
laughter by telling how, as Governor OF
South Carolina. he had come here to in
augurate the President. had stood four
hours out in the snow and sleet until he
was nearly frozen to death. TO do honor TO
this President. And" concluded the Sena-
At one point. after bitterly arraigning the
President, the Senator addressed himself
to the Republican side of the Senate. and
him? You have the majority to do it,
Mr.. Hawley interrupted with the query:
why did not the last Congress do this?''
he Is not lmDedcneu, continued the
Senator because he carries out your Re-
publican policy. The last Congress was no
better than this
The Senator closed at o'clock. The men,
bers of the House from South Carolina
and many others congratulated him.
Mr.. Jones. of Arkansas, asked unanimous
consent to fix 2 o'clock tomorrow as the
time for voting on the silver bond bill. Mr..
Hill objected.
xviii the Senator name a day for
vote?" asked Mr.. Jones.
1.-The 9Th of February" responded Mr..
Hill.
Mr. Jones declined to consider this delay
and said he would make the test to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Call then addressed the Senate in
support OF the silver amendment to the
bond bill. Mr.. Call concluded at AS p. m,
and the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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Bayard Welcomed.

LONDON. Jan. 29.-United States EN-
bassador Bayard and Right Hon. John
Morley were included among the guests at
the banquet of the Benchers of the Middle
Temple, which was given tonight. Mr..
Bayard was given an ELUSIVE welcome
upon his appearance in the banqueting hall
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Rt. Hon. Hugh c. f. ChiIder..

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The Right Hon. Hugh
c. E. Childers, formerly First Lord OF the
Admiralty, Chancellor Of the Duchy OF Lam
caster and Financial Secretary TO the
Treasury. is dead. His death was caused by
congestion OF the lungs
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The resolution introduced by Herren
Barth and Rickert TO amend the election
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Noted Indian Dead.

MIDDLETOWN. n. Y. Jan. 29.-Simon
Faulkner died here to-day. aged 1902 years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-19
Miss Nicholas Passes Away.

After a brief illness, Miss Nicholas
departed this life, Sunday, December
q 1895 She was u consistent member
of the First Baptist Church for seven
wears from which she was buried Tues
day evening. Rev. w. +. Graham OF
the 9th Street Baptist Church preach
ed a very pathetic sermon. His pOr-
trait of the beautiful christian charac-
ter of the deceased was grand Dur
inc his discourse the many friends OF
the Miss Nicholas who were present to
hear testimony to her christian hie'
we're effected TO tears.
- she was member of two societies
Victoria Council, No. II OF IT l.rSe
and Four anu twenty iS-rs, % sc
orders turned out IN IuII 10 pay their
last tribute of respect.
She has been in our family Il years,
as one of its members. She was truly
AN affectionate, good girl and shared
the ioys and sorrows of the family
She leaves only one brother, and many
friends TO mourn their loss.
The casket when was oak was liter
ally covered with flowers.
The following friends gave tokens o
svmpathy which was quite protuse:
Mir. Frank PembertOn, bouquet o.
mink and tea roses; Mr.. 7. j. Dabney
beautiful bouquet of tea roses hand
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MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
SUNDAY AT OUR OHUROHES-A
BRILLIANT THURSDAY NIGHT
MARRIAGE.
Other Marriages NumerOus-The Young
Folks Will Haye Their Christmas
Things Seen and Heard in the
Ward

last Sunday was fine day, and the
good old church-gOers, with many
tuke-warm christians, could be seen
vending their waystO the many places
of worship. Consequently the church
rs were we'll attended.
AZ the First Baptist Church, the fun
eral of Mr. Jordan Morris OF Manches-
Ter was preached. In the afternoon
communion services were cOnu ucteu
Ne are glad 10 say that the pastor,
Rev. ames Holmes were out on this
occasion,
The pulpit at the Moore Street Ba2-
list Uhurcn was Tiled by It's pastor on
last Sunday mOr1ing. lie WAS at his
best.
We learn that the Ebenezer, Moore
Street. Fifth Street, First Church and
Hickory Hill Mission sunday Schools
are Preparing excellent programmes
for their Christmas entertainments.
Miss Mary TwIsdale let the city last
Saturday for her home IN Caroline 90
Va TO spend a short while with par
ents and relatives.
ON last Thursday night, Mrs. Salit
Jackson was married 10 Mr.. keuoeI
Nelson at her residence, lOOo North I'll
Street. Alter the marriage they re-
paired TO 6O6 North LIST Street, their III
Iure residence, where a brilliant recep
tiOn was had.
Announcement has been made tina
Miss Josephine Doyle will marry mex
Wednesday.
Quite a humber of other marriage
viii occur during the holidays of whic
we viii inform you later.
Some of our folks have b gun TO hav
Christman already. les, We learn tina
one of our small politicians became th
victim of a beer bottle end brick o
last Wednesday night. We were IL
deed sorry, but be careful with whoi
you battle.
that deacon should be careful as
how he speaks tie must rememb'
that we noticed those girls 10 be vel
uuieu in taking their seats last Sunda
Bows, we shall see what you are g
ing 10 40 for present next week.
Don't YOU know that she kicked M
ont of her house OH last Sunday night
Yes. that's what they say. Now, wh
did he doG
We learn that he has had her Nm
nresent a month. say, what Is 1t
BoNs. be cautious and prudent du
ing these holidays. BE sober; Tor so
erness Is good thing.
Time will not allow Us to go turtle
hut watch Christmas edition on ne
Thursday morning.
MAGNo UNo.
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TO BUY YOUR
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Low,
Cut-DOWn

Dry-GOods Prices. Suitable
presents for Father, Mother,
Sister, Brother, and the Little
Ones. An extra force of sales
people engaged for this Holt
day sale. Economical buyers
should not fail to give us an
early call. Come before the
rush and get your choice of
all the new goods.
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ii henIie Iable-covers, 69c
ga Damssk Table-cOvers. l5c
Heavy damask Table-cOvers, Centre
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Damask Iable-cOvers, , . yards long
20
Roman Couch-covers, 4 90
Heavy Ribbed Ottoman Portieres
1 so
Handsome Damask Portieres, / 50
SPECIAL LACE-CURTAIN VALUES FOR HoL-
IDAYs
Lace Curtains. Toe TO Il 90
White Nottingham Lace Curtains,
1 80 worth , 90: , 80, worth 4 90
SPECIAL PRICEs on CsRPETs FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
Heavy Yard Wide Ingram, 25c
yard, worth 4Oc
Our SOC Extra heavy Ingram, 35c
All-woOl Ingram, soc yard
75c Tapestry Carpet. soc
Nelve Carpet. 75c was j 90
Best quality Wilton Velvet, l 90 a
yard. was / 30
3O-inch Smyrna Rugs, , Co; 26-inch,
/ so
lS-inch Smyrna Mats, l5c; Small
Rugs, poe
36inch Oriental Rugs, %
26-inch Brussels Rugs, ! %
SOC Door Mats, 25c
Druggets, all sizes, from the small
est to 4x5
Smyrna Druggets sizes 4x5 only 2S 90
We carry the best patterns OF Samp-
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| l2-4
9-foot Window-shades, SOC
Window-shades, made to order, in
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
Medium-size Bed-Comforts, 39c
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cotton, l co
Cretonne Comforts, linedwith cheese
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Saline Bed-Comforts, nicely corded,
so
Fine French Saline Bed-Comforts,
2 25
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Large size White Blankets, 80
Atwood III Blankets, bound with
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Crib Blankets, 25c
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
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= Cane-seat Rockers, 90c
Cane-seat Rockers, 70 worth ? 81
Large size Rockers, IS, worth q
Collar and Cuf-bOxes, Work boxes
Shaving Sets, Comb and brush, il
stands, in silver: MRtch-boxes, Silve
Trays
POCKET BOOKS.
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soc
Alligator POcket-books, 25c and 80
Chateline Bags, 25c to SO
Black COney BOas 10 tails, 90
Marten Boas, 10 tails, 5 GO
Feather Boas Soc TO o 90
Mink and Narten Fur, soc
Angora Fur, soc yard
TOYS IN THE BASEMENT.
Wagons, Toe to 80
Baby-carriages, 25c To 90
SleiGhs, 35c 10 90
TIN TOYS.
Tin W agOn ana Horse, DC 10 JUc
. Tin Stoves, Toe to 25c
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Ice boxes, Zoe
d Tin Toys, all kinds of shapes, wit
music, 25c
n Stables, 25c
IRON TOYS.
Banks, Toe to l 80
: Register Banks, %
Iron Stoves, 25c to 3 90
,r CannOn-Csrt, l 90
Wheel Rake. l %
ID Steel Cutter, %
Blackboard, ! %
l. COal-Cart, / %
Fire-Engines, 3 %
~ HOrse-wagOn. 90 to so
Hook and Ladder, l 90 to l 30
Iron Trains, with Engine and seve
/. al Coaches 25c to , 90
Ice-wagOn. , 90
$, china Tea Sets, Toe to3 90
WOODEN TOYS.
Horses. Toe to 90
Cars. Poe
: Lounge. 25c
Boats, poe to soc
Pianos. 25c to 90
"A Soldiers, soc
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Grand Concert and Festival

To be given at and for the benefit of
the Moore Street Baptist Church Mon
day night, December 2lst.
The programme which is most eX-
cellent contains drills, recitations, dia-
logues and music by Richmond best
juvenile talent. BY request, the play
of Cinderella will be Reproduced and
during the intervals, the audience will
be entertained by Miss Emily Price,
the famous nightingale. Doors open
at p. m exercises commence at s
o'clock sharp.
Admission, Toe
Miss MARY f. MABREY, Manager:
Miss MAMIE b. JONES, Pianist.
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Grand Rally.

Leigh st NJ. e Church Sunday, De-
cember 20Lh. ii a. m, pastor, $3.50 p.
NJ, Rev. w. f. Graham, 9th st. Bap-
list Church s p. m, pastor Come
and help Us.
J II. bRIcE, Pastor.
Christmas service a. m.
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Do You Know Her 2

desire to know the whereabouts of
my sister, Mary Jane Jacox. When
last heard from about 25 years ago, she
was in Richmond near City Springs
her sister, Margaret lives in Norfolk,
Va, and her mother, lives in King and
Queen County, Va, Any information
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-19

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Alumni Association of the Richmond
Normal School will meet Monday Dec
81 1895 at F. NJ. sharp at the Normal
School.
I'll members are requested to be
present, and graduates TO join. Prof.
ID. ". Davis will lecture on the Meth
DDS Of Teaching Business of impor-
taSce. Joining fee 81 Quarterly dues
26.
ANDREW BOWLER, President,
r. II. THU RsToN, Gen Secretary
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OFFICERS:
w. e. Singleton, President; Daniel
Bowler, Wee President; jeremiah
Smith, Secretary; &. + Nor
man, Treasurer.
Board of Directors
Il. J. Johnson, Absalom Randolph
John Wilson, Morris Epps, r. W.
Whiting, Lawson Jones, AL
pheus Scott.
AGE, FROM 20 MoNTHs TO g YEARS.
E@We pay sick benefits wee' ly and
death claims in As hours after satisfac-
DRY proof of the same. Home office ::
1872 n goth St
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viii be thankfully received by address
ing MRS. JACoX, Indian Neck, p. O ,
King and Queen Co, Va.
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St. Phillips Church.

Corner Saint James and Leigh SITS,
Rev. J w. johnson, Rector, tO-mor-
row, the 4th Sunday in Advent the
services will be as follows:
Morning Prayer and Sermon IL a IN
Public meeting of Missionary Society
Miss Nj J Judah, president) p. IN
Confirmation by Bishop Newton, 5 p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
WANrED-FOur gentlemen To boar q
in respectable family, nice rooms
reasonable price and good table. APP
ply Planet Office. l2-5 ;2t.
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@. & O. Christmas Holiday Rates.

Between ali STATION OF chesapeake
and Ohio railway the rate will he One
and One Third Fare for the Round
Trip.
These tickets will lie on sale Deem
Der 22d, 23d. oath, 25th, Both, 3lst, and
January LIST, with final limit of Janu-
airy 4. 1897. To college students pre-
senting certificates of principal or SUI
perintendent of their institute the tick
cts may be sold December 10th to 2lst,
in addition to above dates, between sta
tions located in Virginia and District
of Columbia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-19

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bureaus, 25c 10 30
Sand-Sifters. 25c
Cradles and Beds, Doc to 90
Rubber Balls, Zoe TO l 80
The BIjOu Repeating Rifles, %
Dressing the New Women, 55c
The Harmless Gun, 75c
Cap Guns 25c
DOll-t hairs, 25c TO 90
Horns, DC TO 25c
Carpet Sweepers, 25c TO soc
Magic Lanterns, Foe to %
Games of all kinds, lOc TO 80
ParlOr CrOqu5t Sets. SOC TO 1 90
Ten-Pins, 25c TO 90
Switch backs, 20 feet long. 50-win
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Fortune and general Director, SOC
Picture Puzzles, % 10 zoe
Check-boards, 10 TO 25c
Drawing-slates, Zoe
Printing-press, %
Brownie Ten-pins, 90
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Rag Dolls, 25c
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GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS NEoKwEAR.
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GTOvFa
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h Colored Taffetas, all shadings, soc a
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r BoYs' CLOTHING.
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WORKMEN'S AID &
BENEFICIAL ASSN
Of RicbmODd
of Richmond

Incorporated March -, 1895. under
the Laws Of Virginia. Authorized
Capital. So 900.
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SCOTT-Mr. Thomas r Scott died
at 80 + Preston Street, Nov. 9th at
2:2O p. m, 1896, in the Gath year OF his
age He was member of the church
for 40 years; and was sick for years
or more, but bore his sickness with
christian fortitude and faith. His flu
neral took place from the 5th Sire I
Baptist Church at 3 80 p. m, Nov. both
He was member of James Needham
Lodge. \ Hayes, Funeral Director
He leaves a widow, five children and q
/ host of relatives and friends TO mourn
, their loss.
| The funeral ceremonies were con.
Quoted by Rev. w. w. Brown, of Roam
Oke, assisted 10y Revs W. f Graham
| Young and Jacob Turner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-19

some cross Of tea roses. pinks, Gala.
and lilies by past officers OF St. Luke
Tyre by Victoria Council, No. "a; =
beautiful bouquet OF hrysanthemums
by Mrs. Charles Keil; the Madam Keil
also beautiful fiowery tokens hand
! some pillow OF Gala lilies with rest
i'm the center by the family.
Pail bearers, active: Albert Bundy,
James Wyatt, John Kinney, Frank L..
jackson. NJ. ID Jones. Alfred g Cole
mar. Jr. Honorary: George Trent, Lee
roy Giles, L. o. Wingfield.
Farewell. my Martha dear. farewell
We miss thee from our home dear
We miss thee from thy place
A shadow Ger our life is cast,
We miss tn sunshine of thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hsnC
Thy fond and earnest care
Our home is dark without thee.
We miss thee everywhere.
PARK ER-Died at her husband
residence, No. 9 +. Duval Street, Sat
A urday, ID, cember 5, 1895, at 5 p. m q
the age of 81 years, Mrs $. NJ. Parkel
The funeral took place from the FIT
Street Baptist Church, Monday, ID,
lg cember tin at 3 p. m, Rev. W. +. Gre
ham officiating, assisted by Rev. J l
Brice.
Farewell. my husband. near and des
l know you loved 20 keep me here;
But Jesus calls, l must obey,
he And angels welcome me away.
en- Weep not for me, my husband. dear,
res You know how l did suffer here;
,h- You know that endured much pain
And that your loss is my great gain.
es- lis true, l left you here TO mourn,
ION And never shall TO you return;
"a But if you are faithful TO the end,
an. The God of Love will be your friend
Mo Sorrowing husband, weep no more
Your wife, dear, is gone before.
aF A few short years of toll and pain,
t o Then we will meet again,
God of Love, send me some token
ore From the spirit world above,
and That these hearts, ali crushed broke
,ols May be healed by heavenly love
mes Her Husband,
$. Vi PARK EF
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TOYS!
OF ALL KINDS.

Horns, Drums, Wagons, Iron
Toys, Tin Toys, Carts, Sleighs
Desks, Trunks, Dolls of every
description, ShoOhies, Chairs,
w h e e ! barrow s, Bicycles,
Games of all kinds, Soldier
Suits, Chinaware, Wooden
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Carriages, Bisque Ware, Gaps
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Shades, China and Pewter Tea
Sets, Silver and Gold Fancy
Boxes, Shaving Cases, &c.
&c. sc. &c.
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w EEKLE SICK lDEATH
lPREMIUMS BENEFITS. BENEFITS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-19

for many reasOns-not slmPl
mond's population buy their
and when a person can buy )
a common-sense standpoint .
months to come.
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4 Sd Electric seal mufTs, large size.
satin lined. , AS
Handsome Electric-seal collars. silk
lined, chinchilla euge, worth 9 90 for
425
Mink Collarettes, with 6 marten tails
9S, instead OF 400
French COney Muffs, large size CSC
Children's Fur Sets (collar and mufT)
CSC a set
Black Thibet Boas. IL yards long,
? 9S
Mink Empress Collarettes , heads. {
tails, 2 so, instead of rs