The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1887, Page 3

; Ee BER quent sermon and $217 was con- —_—_ i = tributed at 3 p. m. Rev. J. H. Anderson deliverd a fine sermon AUTHORIZED AGENTS. the Presbyterian Church, preach- L. C. Moore, advertising agent} eq g grand sermon and $150 was and at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. Riley of | ly are at Burnt Mills, Md. Mr. Wormley hasa fine farm there Mrs, Isiah Mitchell of Denver, Col., wife of the editor of the Denver Argus, arrived in the city, exander, Va., is slowly recovering from his late illness. He has been greatly benifited by our wholesome lecality and under the skillfulness of Dr. Francis, will soon be able | to enter again the journalistic field. | | | | EAst WASHINGTON. L. G. Fletcher, 1822 B Street Wrst WASHINGTON. or, 1417 28 Bt, Northeast v pnisned on appli- : Objectionable advertisements will not necrted at any price. All remittances | be made by Graft, postal money order, _xeorregistercd letter. Money forwarded other way, Sat‘the sender's risk. In ¢ money the amount and what it is for | be distinctly stated. usiness letters, ete, should be ad- to THE EDITOR, Washington D.C 28Y SATURDAY AT (AN BE HAD. Brd street, 8. €. iys, Polkety’s, M_ Street, between i2th and Northwest. J. H. Beller, Druggist, corner 16th and M ve west. a eiaae NMA: corner 4% and Pennsyl- vania Avenue, Southwest. eton’s Jewelry _w store 13th and a House, 318 Pennsylvania Ave. Hyson’s Barber Shop, 14th and fi steets, 1. w. Sept. 24, 1837 fLoecals. gyihserive for the BEE, per month. iin all the news, For sule \\ newsdealers in the city 1 vers would confer a favor by hh g the amount of their subscrip- houses for the collector, and voyance alike to patron and NOTICE rents are notallowed to collect money advertisement unless they can authenicated receipt with the me attached thereto. Money paid under ar ireumstances, is | done at the risk alve rs. Agents can solicit but are not advertisements, allowed to collect the same without av- | thority. W. Calvin Chase, editor — — Dr. 8S. A. Sumby has returved from Philadeldhia. Miss. Janie Joh:.son, who has been away for three weeks, return- | ed to the city last Wednesday | The Capital City Guard was enthusiasticaily aj plauded on all sides in Philadelphia “last week Mr.Geo. H. Joh son, ist ser geant in Co. H, 9th Cav., and F. John Taylor, are at the Garrison Hotel. Mrs.C. Wright and Son, of S.| Washington, returned Thursday from an extended trip to Montreal Canada. f Mr.S. K. Govern, manager of the Cubian Giant, B. B. C., is in the city with his little daughter Isabell. Mr. W. K. Price who has been on leave several days to visit his home in North Carolina, returned to the city Tuesday evening, Mr Hi. Co’e father of Mr.G, Ww.) Cole, did at his residence in his 60th. ycar last Monday. He was burried from his residence 2029 4] | contributed. Rev. Bishop Johnson bas raised for this object $1750 in nine mouths besides keeping up all incidental expenses, worth $89, and 4 Dictionary Hold- for best essays answering the ques- send to La Verne W. Noyes, 99 & 101 W. Monroe St., Chicago, the maker of Dictionary Holders, Or inquire at your Bookstore. Major W. C. Cox, of the Capital City Guard, received a telegraph Wednesday irom his sister in Mis- sissippi that his mother was dying and was anxious to make her will. Mrs. Cox is said to be worth from 30 to 40 thousand dollars. There are two children with ber who have been given the property, while it is presumed that the Major will re- ceive the money. lowed to go to visit his home on accout of threats that have been made against his life by the demo- crats. His mother is very anxious to see him, but he has been advised would be inadvisable to go there. [alt and read th? abver is2- ment of the Civil Rights Barber- shop corner of 15 and L. street n. w. Here is where you can get a first class hair cut, shave and sham- too, The barbers who you will find in this shop give general sat- Va. No.2 Charles Rich the man who is known to shave without you feeling the razor on your face. No. 3 Mr. Edward Grice who is well known to please every body with both hair cut and shave. No. 4. W. P. Gray who guarentees t» and it will prove all I have said. Civil Rights Barber Shop corner 15th. and L. st. n. w. W. P. Giay, Proprietor. —__—-+--- > _ GRAND SOIREE At Cadets Armory, October 6th & 7th for Widows Orphans and Su- peranuated Preachers home, sect distinction, at Clarkesville, Tennesee. Help this grand south ern work. Speakers promised : Recorder J. M. Trotter, Dr. Lott, Trastee Cornish, John Fraucis Wilkinson, Hon. Johu Smythe, W.C. Chase, Editor of the Ber, Mrs. Dr. Shields, Misses Horn and Dixon. Capital City Guard, Ca dets and Zouaves are inviied to drill and all friendly to the cause are welcome, Mesiames Geo. W. Cooper, Susan Young, Ella Green, Francis Shields, Taman Van Bra kle, Anna Coleman and others. RECEPTION TO DOUGLASS. Ex Recorder of Deeds, Frederick Douglass received an Welcome at the Metropolitan church last Thursday evening by the citi- izens of this city. The address of §250 inecasht 3 Worces. | ter’s and 3 Webster’s Dictionaries, | ers, worth $15.50, given as PRIZES | tion “*Why should I use a Dietion | ary Holder?” For full particulars, } But he is not al- | by the attorney in the state that it | isfaction are as following: D.C. | Willis, tonsorial artistof Richmond | make all ugly men good looking, | Cail on us and give us a chance | no | enthusiastic | The churches in this section are all doing well. Read the Bee of next week to learn of the warblings ot a regular news recorder. _— Oe Oe oe SPECIAL NOTICES. |St. Paul A.M. E. church Sth bet. |D. and E. streets s. w. Rev. C. W. | Fitzhugh, pastor. Services at 11 ;a.m.and 8p. m. Sabbath Sunday School, 9: a. m. J. W. Butcher | Superintendent. | I wish to inform the public that, jalthough being boycotted by the K. of L. these last ten weeks, my Band and Orchestra are in first class condition, open to engage- ments, with 25 first class masicians. Parties wishing to engage music for balls, parties, germans, &c. will find it to their advantage to. consult with the undersigned be- | fore engaging music. F. Krause, Leader Nat. Rifles Band. Furnished rooms with board for | two persons, on second floor, per- manent if suited, prompt pay, ap- j ply at 1218 Mst. pn. w. You will find it greatly to your | advantage to go to Jos. Grabam, | 1925 Pa. Ave,. n. w., for all school | books, pencils, book-bags and ey- | ery thing used by pupils at school, from the p-zimary grade to the | high school, also all other goods | belonging to the Book and Sta- | tionary business. Sept, 17 2 t. WANTED:—T wo or three reliable Col nd Agents at this office, A liber- age paid on all bills collected between the hours of 9. and -m. and m. WANTED:—A small colored girl to nurse a child and mike herself generally useful, Call at 922 11th, Street, n, w. THOUGHTS. To look wise is no evidence that you are wise. Wise men often look like fools. Never judge a man or woman by | his or her looks. j A womans actions are often mis understood, so don’t be too hasty | iu propounding questions. We often judge people by their dress. There are many honest | hearts under tatiered clothes, Men are dangerous when they cannot accomplish a desired end. | Golden opportunities | lost by negligence. An ancient philosopher once charged with dishonesty, his motto was, ‘‘that he would so live |that the world would not believe jit. A talkative man or woman is de- ceitful. are often was Enjoy life while you can, bat do nothing to injure yourself. | Jealousy will often show itself in the face of anugly woman. or a poor man. 0+ ———_—— PERSONALS. Prof. Montgomery was timely and | a Z elcquent also was the poem dedi- | Mrs. W m Thomas who has been cated to Mr. Douglass by Rev. jaway from the city returned this street W: dues Jay after noon. Dr. 8. A.Sumby was robbed of sixty dollars and ali his medical instruments last Monday. The thet is supposed to be a man well acquainted with his store, as the money was in a place unknown to any thief. Mrs. N. C, Richardson and chil- dren, wife of Mr. A. S. Richard, of Walter Brooks. The address of | Week. | Mr. Dougiass was at times eloquent Prof. W.J. Simmons is onan j and logical. Among cone ne | exteuded tour through the south. he said that he returned to the nao ee | country to help if possible, tomake ly se eentre oe it like England; that he was a re-|‘* U. Matthews o} ally nas ipecn re, a city P C | publican and believed in the repub | “e2dered the city Post office. |lican party. The singing by the) Mr. R. F. Williams, who recent- | choir under the leadership of Prof. | ly returned from Oakland, Md., Layton was good. There was fully | will open a large establishment 2000 people present. jon 15th st., n. w. _ Recorder of Deeds office, arrived in | WEST WA: sHINGTON VARB- — Win: i. Matthews is confin- the city from Massachusetts this | SAANGE. BS 7 SUD IS SHUTS Glee week. They are with Mr. and Mrs. Beckley 1929 11th st., n. w. The New Haven, Conn., “Daily Morning Journal and Courier,” one of the leading dailies of the state | Ex-Recorder Douglass who was |injured a few days ago is improving Irs j » Mt. Zion M.E. Chureh held its |"*P!4!y- | 3rd quarterly conference last week. | Miss Rosa Lewis has returned to | Pastor and Congregation gave the the city, after an absence of two She is now with her three children. from Denver last Sunday evening. Mrs. Mitchell is the guest of her moth- er Mrs. L. V. Contee. Miss M. E. Church, attended the 15th st., Presbyterian church last sabbath. She was accompa- nied by Miss Susie Cox. EAST WASHINGTON NOTES. (J. W. Fowler, agent and correspondent 318 3d st., 8. e.,s;where the BEE is for sale,) The picnic given on Thursday the 18th, at Proctors Garden, 6th and A sts.,n. e. two nights, for the benefit of the new colored cath- olic church of East Washington, realized $300. Rev. H. J. Miller and wife left for home, Nathez Miss., on the 19h instant. Miss Alice Mason and Miss Al- len has returned home from Rich- mond, Va. Misses Anna Miller and Anna Brown and Mrs. Anna Maine, have returned from Laytonviile, Md., where they have been spending the summer. Miss Julia M. Taylor has retu'n- ed home from Oberlin, Ohio, where she hasbeen spending the snammer. Miss Nannie King of Laytons- ville, Md., is spending two weeks in the city. She is the guest of Miss Mamie Brown, 922 I st., 8. e THE TRIP OF THE WASH- INGTON CADET CORPS. The offic:rs and men of the Washington Cadet Corps are en- thusiastic over their trip to the Constitutional Centennial Celebra- tion at Philadelphia last week, and the treatment received on all sides while there. They were met at the depot at 430 a.m, bya detail of the Gray Invincib.es under the 1stSergt. Washington, and escorted to the quarters set aside for them at [125 Gi- rard Street. The escort waited until they had put off their equip ments, washed and brushed up, then escorted them to the armory of the Invincibles where a detail of the organization assisted dy a large committee of their lady triends had spread a_ splendid breakfast, most elegantly served, at two tables for the men, fticers aud honorary members, io which the hungry visitors did ample justice. ‘Ihis was no bare table, tin plate and cup racket, as “sol- diers fare.” The tables were spread with snowy clo'hes aud set with beautiful china and glass ware and ornamented with truits and ffowers. Atter breakfast all prepared for parade. At 10:30 the Gray In- vincibles repor.ed in a body with a mgniticent band of 30 instru- ments and escorted the Cadets tu their place in the line of parade. On the lice of parade the Cadets had a perfec: ovation from begin- jug to end for their splenid march- ing, Returning to qnarters a del- egition of the Luvincibles was found Waiing to take them to dinner, Nedlss to say they went and were wellfed and invited to return at night to attend their Milatary Ball and reception, while many did, thus closing the first day of pleasure and excit- ment, Saturday the men were all giv— en their liberty until four o’clock iu the atiernoon when the drill company assembled and headed by the band marched to the Uu- ion League club nouse, where they went tbrough pheir exhibition drill. The immense crowd stop- of Connecticut, gives an extended | Rev. Perry G. Ryder, presiding el- aud glowing account of the presen-| der, a glad welcome. The church tation in that city by Miss Louise is in a prosperous condition under A. Smith, of her three act drama, | the able admin:stration of Rev. R. “The Mountain Fairies.’ From|H. Robinson. On or about the 1st what we read in this paper, Miss | of November the chureh will have Smith is full sustaining her past|in a place a large and fine Pipe reputation asa dramatist worthy Organ to cost $1400 and with a re- of recognition. | organized choir. The m. sical de- | partment of the church will rank second to none in the District. Prot. Ii, C. Bruce 1: aves on the 24th. to attend the G A.R. meeting at) Parrott has beeu chosen organist. St Louis Mo. Sept. 26, 1887.) To morrow services will be very in- ier which he goes home to | teresting. tchison Kansas. He received a! am from H. L. Basker of -on Kans, requesting him to 1¢ of the speakers at he cipation Celebration at Atch- ed at the assignment of Dr. Fran- cis, to the 7th Division (school di trict.) Our Schools opened last Monday with a large crowd. West Washingtonians are gratifi- | ped all travel on the street during the drill, only making way for President Cleveland, who were down vear the end of the drill and politely acknuwled the solute of Captain Brooks and his compa- ny by removing his hat and pass- ing bareheaded. At7 p. m. Sat- urday, the boys were dismissed until 10 a.m., Sunday, at which time a delegation from the Gray Invincibles reported and escorted the command to Shiloh chureh where they listened to au eloquent discourse by Rev. R bert Johnson, Chaplain uf the Corps. The re mainder ofthe day was spent in Visiting friends and places of in- terest until ten o’clock Sunday months, looking we 1. | with her sister Mrs. Hillsdale. | Editor J. W. Cromwell, | Advocate” has returned Philadelphia. : Robinson in of the from ae a SOCIETY NOTES. Mrs. James H Smith is con- sidered one ofthe most stately ladys’ in the city. Mrs. Geo. H. Jobnson, who spent several d«ys in Philadel- |phia, I’a., returned to the city | this week, very mnch pleased with ber rip, Kan. Sept. 22, 1887, but de- ‘angements. He will be abseut 15 Last sunday was rally day. at “nd. Bapust Church and $466 60 “as raised for the New Building. Rev. Dr, Dyson preached an elo- ed on acount of previous ar- | | West Washington news has been | omitted in the ever industrious Bee for the past month. We hope jin the future that we wilt not be forgotten. Mrs. Lewis H, Douglass has been spending some time with her pary ents. Prof, Cardozo and family spend Mr. A.S. Ferguson will teach some time at Harpers Ferry, W, again iu Maryland. | Va, this summer. Mr. Magnus L. Robiasou of Al-| Mr. Smith Wormley and fam- night, when still attended by the fuithtoul Gray’s, they took up the line ot march for the depot and embarked for home a tird but happy crowd. The entire trip was made with- outa hitch or jar. The ladies and members of the Gray Invinci- bles and citizens and visitors of Philadelphia, were loved in expres- sions of cong atulation fur the soldierly, bravery, gentlemanly behavor and sobriety of the organ ization from the highest to the lowest numier. It is safe to say that ifthe boys catch ti.ose Gray Invincibles down here it will be advisable for them to come well belted. Capt. Blake of the staff, tripped and fell getting out of the train, cutting his eye very badly. The Invincibles also furnished the Cadets with blankets for use during their stay, and on the even- ing of departure sent up four kegs of beer as a loving cup of farewell. The officers of the Corps were in- vited to the Presidents reception at the Academy of Music, to the re- ception at the Union League eclab, to the reception of the Philadel phia troops, the reception of the Gray Invincibles, the reception of the Matthew Stanley Quay club, and uumerous private parties, lunches, dinners, drives ard other amusements, se that their entire time was spent in a round of pleas ure. PHILADELPHIA HOUSE RESTAURANT & SALOON, 348 Pennsylvania Ave., Northwest, Washington, D.C. PETER B. MEREDITH, Proprietor. ‘The choicest wine, liqnors, lager beer, cigars, ete., always on hand. All the delicacies of the season served at short notice. Billiard, pool and bath rooms attached. LIFE INSURANCE & AEAL ESTATE AGENT. 634 F St,, n. w., 8rd floor, Room 1i. Fire and Life lusurauce sclici- ted in the best companies. Matters Relative to Property looked atter. Yours Respectfully, L. G. 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