The Washington Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1886, Page 3

THY BEE AUTHORIZED AGENTS. EAst WASHINGTON. G. Fletcher, $3822 B Street -cNortheast. Wrst, WASHINGTON N_E, Sedgwick 13/5g§27th Street, I sSoUTH WASHINGTON, BRANCH OFFICE, R.S. Laws, Manager. ee petimaveso Ravertising arniened on appli- Objectionable advertisements will not ytedat any price. All. remittances all business letters, etc,, should be ad- caries THE EDITOR, Washington D.C PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT 1109 1 ST.. N. W.. WASB.. D. C. WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD. re, Polkety’s, M. Street, between 12th and North west. 1, H, Beller, Druggist, corner street, North west. Henry Poland's, corner 4% vania Avenue, Southwest. Waddieton’s Jewelry store, 13th an H streets, n. W. Northwest. Philadelphia House, 348 Pennsylvania Ave. Nene Sedgwick West Washington, 1315 27th street. Hyson’s Barber Shop, 14th and Hi steets, n. w- 16th and M and Penney! a SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1886. locals. Subscribe for the BEE. Twenty cents per month. it will contain all the news. For sale by all newsdealers in the city Our subseribers would confer a favor by leaving the amount of their subscrip- tions at their houses for the collector, and thus save annoyance alike to patron and collector. Mrs. E. V. Parker has taken a relapse. The little boy of Mr. Jack Sheppard hae greatly improved, The little teilow hada narrow escape, Hon. GB. K. Bruce, arrived in the city Tuesday from a lecturing tour. He is looking well. There iéa letter at this office for Mr. Geo. W. Willimas, thecol- ored Historian. Mrs. Georgia A. Briles has left for Chicago, Ill. She will not re- turn until September. Mr. J. C. Asbury, of Norfalk, Va., was in the city Shis week on a Visit, FOUND—Anytime, Ice Cream of the finest quality at John A. Gray, Jr's. Ice Cream parlors, 1412 17th st., n. w. Wm. H. McKinsly,of 8. C., was suspended by the Public Printer on account of haviug a fuss with the Watchman John Hyman. Rev. Tnomas A. Attles, of Co lumbia, 8. C., will be married to Miss Catherine B: Dot of the same place Wednesday Morning June 30th, - Recorder Fred, Douglass _was slightly injured We inesday by his horse runing away and diving him out of the buggy. A smi b» was run over and badly hart. Ruben S Smith, esq. of Flordia, has been notified “hat his services will be no longer required after the last of this month. Mr. Smith, is one of the most efficiant colored clerks in the 2nd audito-s office. The Arthur Social Club will give their first picnic of the seacon at Vannees Park Tuesday June 22 This populor club always drows a crowd. Admission 25cts. Music by Krause. : There will be adedicatoy services inthe Church of Our’ Redeem- er tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, all are jnvited. Rev. D. KE. Wiseman, Pastor. This Church was recently organ- ized by Rev. Wiseman and from all reports itis fast increaseing. The Sabbath School numbers about 200 and the church mem- ber ship 18 good. The picnic of the Capital city guard at Vanness Tuesday was largely attended. There were about 1000 people present. Prizes for selling the bighest number of tickets were awarded as follows : Ist prize, Lieut. Col. T. 8. Kelly, a pair of officers appelets ; 2ud prize, Capt. James A. Perry, a regulation bell; 3rd prize, Mrs. Sarah Robin- Son a set of china; 4th and 5th Prizes, uniforms, to Henry Dodson and Jesse Roy, abe | (gee eae A Se B54 a Rural Dairy. Milk seryed by Retail and Wholesale. The best country milk iu the city. Walter 8. Weltorn, proprietor 1837 LL st, n. Ww. ————o DON’T WANT IT. Spare us. We ae ‘hotan aspirant, for any offi e beneath the sun. We shall vote for Mr. Simmons, if he wants the pres'deney.— Freeman. PICNIC by the Ladies’ Auxiliary club to aid the Knights of St. Augustine, No. 1 in making their trip to Cin- cinnati Ohio, at Beyer’s Park, 7th and Boundary sts.. n. w., Tuesday June 22nd. Admission 25 cents THE JUNIOR EXCELSIORS. The excursion of the Junior Ex- celsiors to Mt. Vernon Springs, July 2d, bids fair to be a grand success. The committee of ar- rangements will do all in its p»w- erto have every thing in first class order. Round trip tickets only 50 cts., children unde: ten half price. pee ee OUR SENTIMENTS. We don’t want the pity of any one, trom the fact we are not pau- pers on the community. We work hard for what we get, and pay our debts as far as we aré uble. It we owe any man anything we will pay him when we get the money. If they have no respect for us and our etforts, if they have no money to help us,then pass us by and keep very quie’.— Smith’s Broad Axe. SUMMER RESORT. Mrs. Delia Howard, Wilhsville, Va., is prepared to receive Sum- mer Boarders. Scenery and health fulness unsurpassed. Mineral wa- ter, fine table, pure milk and cream. Terms reason.ble. For terms apply to Mrs Delia Howard Welbourn Post office, Loudon Co. Virginia. A VALUABLE GIFY. Mr. J. 8. Coolidge, one of the mst enterprising business men in the city, has many friends and admi- re.s. A gentleman friend cf his, who is now in Brazil, sent him,a few days ago, a valnable gold chain weighing 36 pennyweights. The chain is highly ornamented and beautifully ¢irved. On one side the name of Mr. Covlidge is en~ graved. It is unique ard tot many chairs of the kind are seen in this section of tle country. The giver was Mr. Carl Earl oe DRESS REFORM FOR LADIES Our New Book, just out, enti- tled, ‘Dress Rerorm ror Lapis,’ with elegant wood engraving and Biography of Wortu, tHe Krxe or Fassion, Paris; sent FREE (to Ladies onls) on receipt of 4 cents in stamps to pay Postage. We also want lady Agents for our CELEBRATED MADAME Dean’s Sprnaz Supportrxe Corsets. No experience required. Four orders per day give the Agent $150 monthly. Our Agents report trom four to twenty sules daily. Send at once for terms and full particu Y |lars. $3.00 outtit free Lewis Schiele & Co., 390 Broad- way, New York. : SUMMER BOARD. L'ncoln Loudon, County Va., June 1ith 1886 To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Washington city. I take pleae ure in informing you that Mrs 8. J. Murry, living in the village of Lincoln is now prepured to take boarders. Any person desir'ng to spend a few months in the country, will find it to their interest to visit this village. Pure water, a lovely yardfor croquet playing, conveni~ ent to the Post office, also to a fine Livery stable, and in fact every convenience that we can wish for in the country. For particulars address Mrs. 8. J. Murry, Lincoln Loudon County Va. HARTFORD NOTES. Hartford Coun., June 16. This week has been one of great in‘erest. A great variety of things have taken place, among them was the cun-ert and straw- berry festival given by Mr. Lot Freeman, which was a success. ‘The ladies of the Worcester St. | church, gave a strawberry testival and a concert, these ladies deserve - | great credit for the work they are 5 engaged in; they are endeavoring | five dollars that my owls are im-| the Penn. pin he cried out “I bet any man/|a lucrative — in the office of He has an in- to buya church of tn ir own and | ported,” but before he was taken | teresting wife and Junior ‘Nich- Success seema to crown their ef- forts su far. This church is made up of some of our best people. Many of them are from different parts of the south and the city of Wachington is well “represented. Their pastor, Rey, Harris is a very fine speaker. +e __ WEST WASHINGTON. N. E.SEDGWICK, Agent and Reporter, 1315 27 Street. The pienie given by the trus- tees of Ebenezer A M. E. church on Thursday evening last was a grend affair Doth socially and financially. Great credit is due Mr. Cruso Lenior who was the chairman of the committee. The successful competitors for the prizes were, Miss Estella Johnson, handsome gold wa‘ch; Mr. J Dav- enport, gold headed cane; Mr. Tilghman, handsome bed set. The grand Rally at Mt. Zon M. E. church ou Sunday last was not snecesstul as anticipated only. $385,00 was realized. Addre-ses were delivered by Mr. R. D. Rufs fiu and others. The concert given on Monday and Tuesday evenings last by the Ebencz:-r A. M. EK. Sabbath school was without a doubt the finest ever given by that school. The success of the conzert is due their energit'¢ corps of supervisors. The famous choristers Butler Bros , Supt. H. W. Hewh tt and Dr. C. Bb. Cruso. Tne most at- tractive feiture of the entertain- mevt was the grand drill of 12 young Misses underthe command of Capt. Geo. Beason, Lieut. C. Fantroy, orderly Sergt., Thos, R ddles and Sergt. Julius Wheel- er. ,Musie by Mr. F. Jones was as usual grand, The amount re- alized was $67,75, Rev. C. W. Cole of Wilber- force, Ohio, has been appoin'ed by the A. M. E. Conference, pastor of Zion Union A. M. E. Mission, A number of our young men left Thursday and for the Springs. entle- Triduy OUR INDUSTRIAL SCUOOL, TIE LADIES HARD AT WORK. For more than two \ears an or- ganization known as the Indusiri- al Institute has been doing a gol work in this city by securing means and affording upportunities for needy boys und girls to learn something ot practical every day work. From a small beginuing the ladies of this organizati.n have persisted in their efforts, un tiltLey uow maintain a sewing school at Lincoln Mission, cor. 11; and R sts., and one at Shilvh hall on L st; they also support a ciass of girls at the schooi of Cookery on H st. and a class of b -ys in the Industrial Depariment at Uoward U iversity. They have been large- ly dependent upon thir own efs torts tor the means neve sa‘y to do this work. Though a few friends have contributed quite generously. Hon. Fred. Douglass re eutly gave $10., Mr. J Osborne Uunter hus sent contribu ious, while others have expressed a warm lutercst in the work. Mrs. B. K Bruce is president of the organization, Mrs. J.-hn F. C sok, treasurer, aud other well known ladi s ure among the officers. A bazaar on quite an ex eusive plan is proposed fur the com ng fall, as the ladies are anxious to extend ihe cope of their work. The clos- ing exercis.s of the sewing scloul at Shiloh hall will occur next Tues- day June 22d fiom 6 to 9p. m. A week luter the school situated at Linco'n Miss‘ou will hold its closing exercises, JERRY’S OWLS. One of the many jovial men in this city is Jerry Robinson, at 907 llih st.n. w. Jerry keeps a first cass plece where ladies and gen- tlemen need no’ have any hesitan- cy in going. Jerry has two pet owls, and he says that he can make these owls, if not talk, think of the deviis’ prayer. What that prayer is no one knows but Jerry and his owls, ‘These owls are fed on spring chicken, and they can de- stroy more spring chickens in five minutes than Jerry can spit out yarns concerning them. A few minutes talk with Jerry will con- vince the most profound hypocrite that Jerry.docen’t belong t» church and that his owls know as much of the hereafter as he does. A few days ago, Jeriy said to a Beg scribe that he had just re eived a dia- mond pin from his sweet heart, and before he explained about the up, three well dressed ladies en- tered his saloon parlors up stairs and culled for three plates of Fus- sell’s cream. Before he had ‘put the cream on the table he com menced to explain to them the his- tory of his owls, just as one of the ladies was about to show him a card of a man talked to death, severul gentlemen down stairs got into a di-cussion about those owls which attracted his attention, who excused himself and was soon found in their midst aud to pre- vent Jerry from telling any more yarns about the owls, they all called for mint julips soft shell and deviled crabs. Go and sce the owls at Jerry’s Place, 907 11 st., n. W. CLARA TO LOUISE. The most important event of the week has been the presidents’ state reception. Indeed, it was one of the largest in the history of recep- tions. atthe Executive Mansion. Mrs. Cleveland was _the very pict- ure of beauty. The ladies who as sisted were handsomely attired in dresses very becoming to them. A list of names of members of the original ORPHEUS GLEE CLUB has been handed to me by the man- aging editor. I would rather had you to have finished your comment on this affair, as the Household is very anxious to know all of the particulars. Perhaps I am in pos- session of certain facts that may be interesting to you and those who desire to see the success of the or- ganization. I take this view ot the matter, which is quite similar to jyours. The original OrpheugGlee club disbanded, after the officers had wiihdrawn or left the club. No re-organization was affected, un- til it was rumored that there was to be organized an Orpheus Musi- cal and Social club; then several gentiemen who were connected with the old Orpheus Glee club perfect- ed areorgauization, by electing; Messrs J. T, Laytov, president, C. A. Beal, vice pres., A. K. Brodie, Secty., J. C. Nalle, Treas., aud W. A. Stewart, Liberian. A circular was issued by these gentlewen and sent tothe honorary members who were previously connected with the original Orpheus Glee club, re- questing them to state, whether) their names were used by the Or- j pheus Musical club with their aa- thority or whether they were still members of the original Orpheus. This circular has made several of the honorary members angry who say that they have a right to belong to as many social aud musical clubs as they fvel lisposed,and call their circular impudent. The same gentle- men who are honorary members of the Orpheus Musical club belong to the orignal Orpheus also. I have been informed that several gentle- men, who are honorary members of the original Orpheus, whose names appear on the list before me, say that they are no longer honorary members of the original Orpheus. Their excursion will take place in September and there is no doubt of a success. The excursion of the Orpheus Social and Musical club will take place next Friday. You better be at the boat in time, as it will be the largest .and most select ‘excursion that has ever been given for the benefit of the HOME CIRCLE. Let me hear from you soon. Trnly yours, Clara. Se eer ee THE CATERES’ FETE. HTEL NEWS, GOSSIP, &C. (From our special eorrespondent.) Philadelphia, June 16. The Caterers’ fete last week did not come up tv the general expecta ion, but the small number that were presei t enjoyed it. The combinat 01 excursion, giv- en by the Cherry Stree*, St. TLom as and others, was extrem ly large. There was at le st 1500 at the fulls and all enjoyed the day hugely. Mr. Charles Barton of the Lafa yette bec me very much infatnated with one of the fair ones and at one time he assumed an attitude, that made him look like a sta‘ue. The charm was so great, that presented itself before him ‘hat he was immovable. Be careful Cuar- lie. The Mansion House at Maanch Chunk opened on ihe 9th vend at least 300 guests regis ered. Mr. Perry Wi'son, hed waiter and Mr. Dubois his sesond, did the honors of the day, Mr. Dub is brought many relics fiom Mount Pi-gah. = Masire Jettreys, Prater and Brown left for Cups Miy Tuesday to prepare the Siocktun fur the coming searon, Mr. Henry Nichols furmerly of the Beureau of Engraving and Printing iu your city, holde quite oly” to cheer Lim in his quiet home Those who sre comneced with the Hotel Fraternity are leaving the city rapidly tor the various watering places. Jesse Slade is holding forth at the Lafayette and bids fair to prosper. Mr. Harry Counsellor of the private waiters’ uvion left for Boston Tucsday. Miss aura Lewis, the daughter of Mr. Eugene Lewis, the tailor of your city, leaves ior Washington in a few days on a visit to her pa- rents. Miss Lewis is quite a fine lady and is thought very highly of by all who are acquamte] with her and I know she will be sadly missed by her many associates, who will rejoice on her return to this city in the tall. Mr, Andrew Stevens takes charge of the dining department of the Stockton this seasun. The old voiunteer Fire Depart- ment of Philadelphia gave an ex- cursion Tuesday to Atlantie City They presented a fine appesr- ance with apjaatus, upon the priucip 1 streets leading to the fer- ry. Mr. Jobn Wright ofthe A- merican goes to the Grand Union at Suratoga this season. He is a member of the Brotherhood and 1 trust he w ll d» some good work among the ballmen and waiters in preaching the Brotherh vod aud its benefits. Mr. Albert Bettencourt’s Hotel is frequented by a vast number of hotel men He has made some very tine improvements at bis house and mauy that go are well treated. Yours, “Wanderer.” : The MONTICELLO CLUB. ig EST. N. W. (0) (0) One of the most Popular resorts in the city. Kept by reliable per- sous who are atall times accom- modating and respectfully solicits the patronage OF THE PUBLIC. IT tS FIRST CLASS. Billiards & Pool the prin- ciple games, All brands of WINES, LIQ- UORS, CIGARS, &e. always on baud. LUNCHES, etc. There are three UNFURNISH- ED ROOMS to let for gentleman only Call and inspect the place. WE STW. We WO. 1208 FOR SALE—An excellent 7 octavo rosewood case PIANO for only $190 cash. Also a piano for rent for only $10 per quarter. Inquire of Mrs. Thompson 521 11th street n. ww.” MOST WONDERFUL BARGAI Ql I BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS, Lawns, Ginghams, Seersuckers, Prints, Ponzu, Nuns Veiling, Al batross cloth, Cashmeres, Silks, &e. &e., at a sacrifice Ladies and Gents Collars and Cuffs, Hand- kerchiefs, Underwear &c,, at man- ufacturers price. 10 1-4 sheeting, 15 8-4 cent-; corsets, 25 cents; Umbrellas, Parasols, Liusiery and Gloves at cost Immense Bargains in all departments, BRoaADHEAD AND Co, 907 F St, N. W. (Masonic Tem- pe.) PIANO LESSONS TAUGHT. Persons desiring instructions on the Piano can avail themselves of the opportunity at Mrs. Matthews, 1007 21st st., n. w. by the protessor Tuesdays and Fridays. Terms moderate. % I@-NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT COMPANY, OFFICE 497 LENTH STREET N. W (Hatehet Building) WASHINGTON, :D. C. All persons desiring help, skilled or com- mon labor, can be furnised promptly, in num bers to suit. by making aplication by mail or at the office of the Company. . A specialty is made in supplying labor to Railroad Companies, Contractors, Farm ers,and DOMESTIC HELP FOR FAMILIES) All persons, male or femuile, desiring work should register theie nam, address, and kind of employm: nt desired to th® of- fice. For further particujars addre s NATIONAL EMPLOYMENI CO , 497 Tenth St, Northw- Ss: AMS, Meriger AGE Worm aaperked ‘becoming agents. sales, Territory eg eatidiaction waarantecd. Address DR. SCOTT, 842 Broadway, NEW YORK. ANTEDS: Wiseetc Corsets. PEOPLES" RESORT. JERRY ROBINSON, Prop. 907 llth St.. n. w. Having secured one of the finest business localities in the city for the accommodation of my friends and public generally, I begleave to say that since ladies and gentlemen are barred from public places of any importance, they can be served with Oysters, Game, Wines and all kinds of refreshments of the season. The, proprietor desires to say fur- thur that he has polite and accom- modating waiters and one of the best houses in the city. This is the place where ladies and gentlemen only can be waited oy and for that and other reasons, I respectfully ask your patronage. FUSSELLS' IGE CREAM AND CAKES IN FINE Style, served in large dinningrooms Give me a call it is first class in ev- ery particular. 907 llth St, n, w . JOSEPH S. DAVIS, Attorney-at- Law 30 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. Will practice in all the courts ot the city of Baltimore, and the supreme court of the District of Columbia Civil and Criminal cases conduct- ed ; collections made. Legal docu- ments drawn and careful attention given to actions in both the Law & Equity courts. Washington com- munications left at the office of the “Bee” will receive immediate atten- tion. Kent or Sale. PROPERTY FOR SALE. IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, Improved and Unimproved CASH PAYMENTS OR MONTH” LY INSTALLMENTS. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS —from $200 te $10,000-- pae-ON SHORT NOTICE. R. D. RUFFIN REAI ESTATE BROKER, 1005 F. Street Northwest. Houses for rent and rents collee- ted. Orders received for wall pap- ering on reasonable terms. Money to loan on real estate. W. A. Stewart, 10th and F Sts., N. w, FOR RENT—A hanasome fur- uished room in a first class fami- ly, either frout or back, No. 226, D st. S. W. A gentleman and his wife ean ob- tain board and lodging at 1922 12th ( BRAK St., n. w. OPEN & CLOSE CARRIAGES FOR HIRE 1422 Boundary, Steeet. There are two very fine farnished rooms for rent at 2023, 13th st. n. w. with all modern im- provements. Call and see them “WESTWARD, HO!” —THE— KNIGHTS of St. AUGUSTINE Ba V0 1 sam Will give a grand Excursion to Cinein- natti O, Via. B& OR. R. Friday JUNE 25th, “86, to take part in a Grand Union Celebration of the UNIFORMED CATH- OLIC KNIGATS OF ST. JOHN on the 27th. For tickets and information, in- quire of Transformation Committee: G. Coakley, 1606 Cochran St., J. Fleth- er, Distriet Commissioners’ office; J. H. hase. 223 Ist, St.n.w. L. J. Herbert, Davis Drug store, 17thand ESt. n. w. e@Round trip tickets good for 10 days from the 20th. Write for Circular and teil us what you want. B. W. PAYNE & SONS, Drawer 1003, Elmira, N. Y.