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How Much Money Do You Want2

One share of stock makes you mem
ber of the Virginia Employment Asso-
citation. The requirements are only
five cents per week per share. Persons
taking ten shares or more are entitled
to an advance of one dollar on each
share held by them. This Association
being duly incorporated under the
laws of the State OF Virginia, amply
protects each and every one of its
members. 1t only requires five per
cent on the dollar of the amount ad =
vanced by members weekly. No inter
est or bonus is charged. Employment
furnished members of the Association.
Persons are entitled to apply for ad-
vsnces Immediately on becoming
members.
Principal Office, No. 22l w. Broad
Street, Richmond, Va. Office opeT
from 8 80 A. NJ, to p. M, Saturday.
1OP. M. Agents wanted.
For further particulars. write Il
John Clinton, Jr., General Manager
Richmond, Va.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

- Hiss Beulah Brooks called on us
Mr.. Alexander Ash OF Andover.
Mass, called on us.
Mrs. Eliza c. Edwards is visiting
Cartersville, Va.
Did you borrow this paperP Fifty
cents will secure it for four months.
Mrs. Bette Graves left last week
for Philadelphia. She will return in
two weeks.
Rev. J. L. Barksdale of Danville
and Rev. G. @. Coleman OF Manches-
ter called on US.
Rev. W. H. White will have bap-
thing at his church next Sunday at
IL 80 p. m.
Rev. B. F. Fox of Salem. Va.
and Rev. A. Chisholm OF Bedford CITY.
Va, in company with Prof. q. w.
Hayes called on us.
Mrs. Kizzie McClelland of S17
West Grace street. has left the city to
spend the summer in Narragansett
Springs.
Mics Julia K. Robinson, who has
been quite sick for a long while is
much improved and again able to be
out.
Mrs. J. F. Lewis, 92O North 9Th
Street left Richmond July 9th for
Middlesex County. She will return
Home September l, 1895.
Go with the Second Baptist Sun
day School to West Point. Tuesday
August 11th and spend day at the
sea shore
Rev. J. NJ. Young, the brilliant
young superintendent of Missions in
this state will locate in this city. He
called on us last week.
Mrs. Isabelle Washington and
little Edward A, Jr., left the city on
Monday morning last, to spend a while
with h.r mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown
at Williamsburg, Va.
The 1st Baptist Church. OF New
port News. raised 81. .11i.3S on the 3rd
Sunday in this month. It has only $50
members. Rev. w. II. Dixon, pastor.
-WK return thanks to the ladies of
Jackson Ward and vicinity for the
invitation received to attend a Bigh
I Tea, given at Mrs. Williams, 1O1S st.
John St, Friday, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. W. II. Kellum, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. b. Henderson, of 1919
Wise street. Lynchburg She is look
ing well. We welcome her to our city
of hills.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

ing lover the hill" His remarkable
acquittals aroused the ire of the color
ed population and he believed threats
would be realized. He has kept. close
ever since.
Now, when you realize that a num-
Der of the colored brethren were on
the outside of that college at time,
past midnight, and Chris Baker was
snugly coiled up In mis- bed with the
air tanning his peaceful brow, you can
realize that he did not contemplate
coming out.
But, the crowd insisted and we set
tied the matter by declaring that we
would not waste moment in endeav-
oring to get out of that room a man
who would not even carefully read the
note addressed to him. He looked as
though he was afraid of it.
SENDING FOR THE DOCTOR.
We suggested that carriage be sent
for DR.. Matthews in Manchester, and
that Rev. Holmes and Rev. Gullins go
and bring him to the college building.
His presence would act, if a note
would not.
Now, within the confines of his room
Brother Baker began to think. He
had heard the order and listened to the
|retreating footsteps. He knew that
that crowd would not leave without
the body.
We were sitting on the front steps
talking over the situation with Funer-
al Director Selden, when call was
made for Mitchell. We went around
to toe front of the building. A lantern
was handed us. We saw a moving
figure, and "A voice from the steps cali
aH uc hof a hA Il
tern. There seated before us was the
man we had been seeking 1t was
Chris Baker.
CALLED FOR THE ORDER.
He called for DIR. Matthew'S order
and said he would produce the body.
We read it to him, and n moment later
the outer door of the college was
thrown open and we were in the rear
entrance to that structure. The ar
rival of Funeral Director Selden salts
fed Baker, and the two entered.
| We present a rough drawing as well
as we can recollect it, of the sight that
greeted us when, after an hours work
Mr.. Selden beck oned us to enter. The
body was protruding from the barrel
eyes filled with salt. mouth open, ton
que slightly protruding, arms extend
ed, while the salt mixed with blood
which had been wasted lay on the
floor.
A CHASTITY SIGHT.
The empty benches loomed up a.
shown in the picture, while Chris Bak-
er danced around there as uneOncern.
ed as though he was in a brick-yard
What cared he2 The sight of the hor
rid-looking corpse or "stiff" as he call
ed it enthused him.
The issuing of the gas from th'
mouth and nostrils of the deceased
afforded him amusement. Zone NOR,
Ipull, Selden, come onP Each tool
hold OF an arm they pulled as meI
would, tugging for dear life. Can
Iget it out tonight can't get it out to
might Come in the morning ! Sa,
what time you'll be here and it'n b.
all right. Pull any more, burst tn,
knee-pans off," Rev. w. f. Graham
and Rev. w. r. Gullins were admitted
by us. The sickening stencil ives ter
rible. Reverend Graham was soor
Overcome, and wanted to get out W.
did not blame him. Rev. Gullins paiC
no attention to that but closely in
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

LEWIS Departed this life at 10 min
utes to three O'Clock p. NJ, on Thurs
day evening, July 23rd '96, Elijah K.
Lewis in the forty-first year of his age.
His funeral took place on Sunday
morning, July 20, '96 at the 5th St. Bapt.
Church He was a member of Henrico
Loc ge, No. 1894, G. U. o. of o. F., and
of st. James Tabernacle, No. 81, G. U.
o. OF g F. The funeral was impress
sive as the deceased was greatly ad-
mired by all who knew him. He
leaves wife, two sisters, threa broth
ers and father to mourn their loss.
MY DREAM OF LOVE IS o'RR.
1 try to smile when my heart aches
with pain,
When the mem'ry of the past comes up
before me like a dream
For my darling husband, that 1 love
shall never see again,
A place is vacant in my home that nev
er can be filled.
MRS l.. V. LEWIS.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

appoint committees Of safety, who will
prosecute any who boards their trains
without a ticket or gamble or use OBJ
scene language or sell whiskey or beer,
Prosecute the young toughs as we'll
as the older ones aud the little Sunday
School children, and the mothers will
not be afraid to patronize their own
picnics, because the strong arm of the
law will protect them.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
Corner Stone Laid

The corner stone OF Mount Zion
Baptist Church OF Charles City County
near Lanexa, was laid Thursday, the
30th ult., by Prince de Leon Lodge.
No. 2527, q. U. D. of Odd Fellows, OF
Newport News. Caspar Rowlett. @.
age, w. q. Black, w. IL. Robinson, n .
Morris. Junius Allen, X. w. Carter, ! .
w. Williams, W. H. Bannister, and
Jesse Anderson participated.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
Do You Know Them ?

desire to know the whereabouts of
my mother, Caroline Clatom. The
last place remember at which she
lived at 800 N. Second Street. Any in
formation will be thankfully received
by EsTELLA WILLIAMS,
16 Montgomery Street
Patterson. N. j
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
Another Chance

Go with the Elete Club on their
Grand Moonlight excursion to Dutch
Gap, Monday, August 10th, 1896.
Boat leaves p m promptly. good
music and dancing. No improper
characters allowed. Adults, so cents,
Children 25 cents.
COmmittee-taptain A. Foster, w
r. Gallace, William Ferguson and
Hamilton Carter. S-I-2t.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

Rev. Il. @. Kemp has been call
ed to the pastorate of Shiloh Baptist
Church of Richmond. He has served
this church before and on his resign
ing the charge, he received by a vote
of the church written expression of
their high appreciation for him for the
pastoral work done in their midst.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
First Union Baptist Church of Goocb
land County, Va.

CARDwELL, VA, July 27, 1895.
To generous and sympathetic pub.
lie:
Whereas our church and all of it's
furniture were entirely destroyed by
fire on the 26th of last May, hence we
will have a grand reilly on the 4th Sun
day OF August and appeal to our mem
bers and friends everywhere to come
and help us to rebuild. Rev. u. ID.
Lewis, B. D., a noted divine of Rich
mOnd will preach on the occasion. Get
of at Jude's, James River Division @.
& o. X r.
A. W. CLARKE. Church Clerk
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Goth St. Baptist Church

The revival at 10Th Street Baptist
Church is progressing nicely. They
will baptize foot of 18th street Sunday
August =, at l2 M. Rev. Fox the re-
vivaiist will be present. Rev. A. b.
Smith, the pastor, will administer the
ordinance.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
spected the corpse then laying as
shown in the picture.

spected the corpse then laying as
shown in the picture.
SET THE BARREL UPRIGHT.
The barrel was set upright. Mara
ble's arms were gotten down In il.
Baker gathered up the salt on the floor
in his hands and thew it upon the max
ed figure. When we left il Marable's
head was still above the head of the
barrel as shown in the picture and
Chris Baker threw himself upon ie to
further force it back into the recepta-
Gle.
In front OF us, so near that we could
touch it with our foot was the boz.
This contained the coffin in which
Marable only = few hours before had
been resting.
By it. was the coffin lid and the box
top. Marable's clothes were no where
in sight. His arms and legs had been
punctured. 1t was q CHASTITY sight,
the like OF which we hope never to see
again.
HAD TO BREAK 1T IN PIECES.
The next morning, the barrel had to
be brok en- in pieces in order to remove
the remains. Mr.. Selden said it had
been put in the worst possible condi-
ton. it is presumed, i'm order that the
railroad authorities would not receive
it.
All day Sunday it was worked upon.
When we next saw it, it was stark and
stiff, yet, naked lying upon board i'm
MIR Selden's establishments, while two
of his workmen lsbortd to get il in
condition. It had been washed and
looked quite different from what we
had seen it at O'Clock that morning.
We could distinguish the features of
Solomon Marabie at least He was f.
naliy gotten into the coffin again,
placed in zinc-lined box and was
ready for shipment to North Carolina.
So ended another chapter in this cell
ebrated case. Humanity had triumph
ed Science had given away in the
face OF the palmer demands Of reas on
and the dictates Of fcommonsense. The
pledge made at the gallows was full
filed at the grave.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
VOL. XII. NO. 80.
Is 1t True9
BY JENNIE c. DOUGLASS.

BY JENNIE c. DOUGLASS.
When you hear a cruel word
Like the frost wind biting through,
Stop and think of what you've heard
Then ask this question: Is it true?
III the evil tongue shall stifle
All remOrse, and cry, "They say
Ask with scOrn, If tits a trifie
Thus TO steal name away?
Stand upon your highest honor,
Let the truth fall with the dew,
But when evil slander whispers.
Kindly question: Is it true7
Question and demand-not answer
Merely--but the proof without flaw,
Think of sister, wife, or brother,
Then apply this righteous law.
Evil hearts, like poison marshes,
Breed miasma in the air,
To their cruel words don't listen;
You have loved ones. so beware
There are those who strike in dark
ness
Blows which pierce the pure heart
through;
oh stop the voice OF cruel SANDER
By demanding: Is il true?-Ex
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
MRS. NARY KEILEY.
NoRro1.K- ~ -Inlu 2a- Isoa

NORFOLK, VA. July 20, 1895.
This is TO certify that 1 have receiv-
ed from Grand Chancellor John Mitch
ell, Jr., the sum of ($16O.O0) one hun
dred and fifty dollars in payment of
the endowment of my brother. James
Clarence Floyd, who was q member of
Jonathan Lodge, No. 20. OF Ports
mouth, Va Knights of Pythias. N. A,
s. A, L. A. x A.
Signed:
GEoRaIANNA FLOYD.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

AsH-MARsHALL-The marriage of
Miss Emma +. Marshall daughter OF
the late b. II. and ID. b. Marshall of
this city, to Mr. Steven A. Ash Of An
dover, Mass, will take place at the Ist
Baptist Church, Monday evening at 8
o. o'clock. Friends and acquaintances
are cordially invited.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
NoRro1xV VI J,lv % 1904

NUhF OA1AI A. D uIJ 20 AooVs
This is to certify that have this
2eth day OF July, 1895, received the
sum ($i50.00) one hundred and ffty
dollars from John Mitchell, Lr., Grand
Chancellor in payment of the endow-
ment due on account of the death of
my brother, Thomas Wright, who was
IA member of Friendship Lodge, No. 3,
Knights of Pythias, n. A., s. A., e. A.
* A.
Signed:
Mrs. NARY KELLEY.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
Notice.

Rev. A. s. Thomas of Sharon Baptist
Church will preach an annual sermon
to the officers and members OF United
Order OF Vanguards OF Freedom and
Temperance OF the several Divisions
in this city the first Sunday in AugusC
at Sixth Mount Zion Church at no
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
DRAWING TAUGHT.

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No-4 x-aoi- -ua sLAlI ->-o---A -
ATN~N~ ~ >>rf 7fsraaa vCCr1b
readers with tn" portraits of Judge ].
M. Crute, Commonwealth Attorney
Watkins and Sheriff T. II Dickerson
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

The cases were speedily dismissed
never being called on the docket at
all.
Great was the disgust and indigna-
tion of several prominent white gen.
tlemen when they learned Of the ac-
tion of Dr. Matthews.
We betrayed the expense as per
agreement with the University Col
lege of Medicine contracted in the
removal of Marable from Farmville to
Richmond. This includes the cost of
kilograms etc.. and amounted to SIC.
27.
THE MINISTER'S MISSION.
Rev. James II Holmes, Rev. w. +.
Graham and myself had spent all day
Saturday in a kvain effort to adjust
matters Enthusiastically.
On the porch of the college on 18th
and Clay streets they waited for hours,
while the silent form of Marable rest
ed in wagon, which had been hastily
hired for the purpose.
The small drawing which we show
herewith represents Rev. James II.
Holmes after his return in company
with others from the Dispatch office.
at which place we had secured an or
der from DIR. Matthews for the delv-
cry of the body. 1t was addressed to
Chris. Baker. We were little behind
in reaching the college, having gone to
send telephone message to the Daily
| Times
When we reached there we did not
go around but leaped over the iron
fence. 1t was scene long to be re-
membered. The tall, stately pillars
loomed up in the front of the gloomy
Il College To the left daScandfnO the
steps for the purpose could be seen
Rev. Holmes, trying to arouse Chris
Baker and force him to comply with
the order which he [1olmesl held in
his hand.
HE WAS TIRED.
The Elder had gotten tired too and
there was determined ring in his
voice which told that he did not want
any tritiing. It was nearly one o'clock
as dark as possible and as dreary as
any one there could wish it TO be.
At the top of the steps could be seen
Revs. w. f. Graham, w. r. Gullins
and y 1-;;eee 1-;;eee, ==hlae had thsss,a. Joined ths
Iparty.
Now, If there is any man on earth
afraid OF the living and at home with
the dead. it is CHS Baker. He is said
to have been body-snatcher at one
time and colored folks couldn't get in
to grave at the cOlored cemetary be.
fore Brother Baker would have then
in bag on the way to this same med
ical college.
SEVERAL CLOSE CALLS.
lie was arrested several times, ans
at last, came within an inch" of 60
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

W. + Neblett, commemorative at
tcrney OF Lunenburg County is report
ed i'll. He figured in the cases of this
celebrated case.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

For pleasant trip go with the Eben-
ezer Sunday-schooI to Mount Pleasant
Tuesday. August 4th. Adults, 50s
children 25S.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

The Old Boys will leave for
Washington, August 9th. Get ready
and go with them.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01

Do not delay the collector when he
calls pay him.
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
Religious Grove Meeting.

The Third Street Baptist will hold
an open air meeting in the west end
near HartshOrn College in Mr. Owens
Grove. This beautiful grove with its
excellent spring of water can be easily
from all parts of Richmond
and Manchester as both the electric
and traction street car lines run close
by. Meeting will begin the first Lord
day in August and continue three
Sabbaths.
ORDER OF SERVICES.
The following pastors will preach
First Lords day at IL IN Brother w
A. Brown at 3 p m Elder w. +. Nash
of 3rd Street Baptist hurch, subject
True Christianity. and at 8 D m il
the church, Elder Richard Wells
Second Lords day at ii m Eide
G.. 9. Coleman. OF 22nd Street Baptis
Church. Manchester at 3 D m preach
ing by Elder Nelson Brown at 8pf
in the church, Elder G. +. johnson {
Riverview, text-"And his hair bePa
to grow again"
Third Lords day at II m Elder
Binga, Jr. ID D., of LIST Baptist Churc
of Manchester at p m Elder A.
homas of Sharon baptist Church;
8 p m in the church, Elder K. ID. San
uels.
| Remember services at night will |
held in the church on Bird Street. 81
door from Duval. All are cordial
invited to these services. Plea
bring lOS to help the church.
W. K. NASH, past
Richmond planet., 1896-08-01
SEVERAL CLOSE CALLS.

He was arrested several times, and
at last, came within an inch" of GO
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THE WORLD MOVES,

We have only to go back to the
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the life of the body is in the blood,
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the Liver, Lungs and Kidneys drives
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ALL ALONG THE DOCKS
\ SCHOONER'S DEPARTURE DE
LAYED FOR \ DAY.
lolani Getting a New York Load
Putting the Aloha in Trim-Steam-
Personals-Harbor Fishing.

lefSonalS-liarbor Fishing.
The steamer Kinau is expected TO
arrive early tomorrow afternoon.
The next mail from the Coast will
be by the S. $. Belgic, due on Sat
urday.
being painted and cleaned as she lies
at lrmgard wharf.
on schedule time for windward Ha-
wall tomorrow morning.
Freight Clerk +. p. Cummins, of the
steamer Claudine, has improved suf-
ficiently to be able to ride out.
Harry Evans of the harbor police,
is out again, after confinement to his
home with an attack of pleurisy.
The British barkentine Xantippe is
posted at Lloyd's as missing. She left
Guatemala on December 10 for Van
couver and has not been spoken since.
The Hawaiian bark Iolani will leave
this day week for New York with a
full load of sugar. Capt. Mcclure has
not been troubled with deserters so
far.
No more fishing is done in the har-
Dor in the day time. Some of the
"boys," however, take advantage Of
the dark nights and angle in the vicin-
ity of the derelict Kaimiloa, where, it
is said, there is abundance of the
finny tribe.
The schooner Moi Wahine was I'M
able to get away yesterday afternoon
for hawaii on account OF the crew.
The men loaded the schooner and then
went uptown. leaving only two men on
: card. They forgot 20 return until
III r,0"ninr. vh.r the schooner set
sail and made her departure.
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LOCAL LINE
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VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL.

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MERCHANTMEN.
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Am bktne Robert Sudden, Birkholm,
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DEPARTURES.
Thursday,

Thursday, August Is.
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Punaluu and Waialua ports at 4 p. m,