The Washington Bee Newspaper, March 23, 1889, Page 3

THE BEE ae —— ,UPHORIZED aGENTS. enemting cast WASHINGTON. Fowler, 318 3rd 8, BE —_————— 5 ae ves for advertising furnisned OB appl smates for? pable advertisements will not tedat any price. All remittances eqiee is tal money order ype made bY draft, pos guould be tered ‘etter, Money forwarded rway, Isat the sender’s risk. In pey the amountand what it is for ly stated. cov should be ad-dressed pst _atiod ” cides grees D.C —g ISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT. ars <T.,N. W.. WASH. D. C. ats na nnennncnenaeneneeenaeeeceeeee ~<<ouh THE BEE CAN BE HAD. “ Fowlers, 318 Srd street, 8.¢. «,M Street, between 12th and Druggist corner 16th and M gireet, Nortt jelpia House, 248Pennsylvania Ave, BATURDAY, ~ coeals. March 23rd, 1889. poR, REST ROOMS. Ruows For Rext with or vith- out poard, 1135 9 stn. w. First class jod work done at the BEE office. Calland inspect. th all nodern improve- . nse W 71000 iy to W. A. Stewart 10th apd Fst. mevis. Apply to 2.W. —_<-2- Mr J. W Waddleton has been presented with # fine girl, The exercives at the Mt. Car- wel Lyceum last Sunday were very interesting. Ex Collector John F. Cook is so- liciting indorsements for Mr. Haz- elton for District Commissioner. We have received the SanFran- cisco Vindicator and the Richmond Critic. Mr. A. T. Myers, of the Govern mevt Printing office, who met witheuch a serious accident a few days ago, ie improving. The Palistine Jubilee Singers, of Anapolis, Md., gave a concert st the Mt. Carmel Baptist church ou the 18th and 19th insts., which war well attended. The Golden Aid c'ub will pre- wnt Rev. Maddison Gaskin a suit ot clothes on next Tuesday night. The clothes will be presented by BPECIAL NOTICES. First class lodging at Mrs. M. E. No, 2418 I street a. w. Terns monte The BEE would like to haves listof all Good Samaritan societies in this ci'y ‘andall other societies aa by the colored le. Direct to W. Calvin Chase, Bae office” = ‘Wanted—By gentleman and wife two far- nished communiciting rooms with board. rompt and Hesv'M at. B. wecate of Mra A. Bysben oe Fields of labor—The colored teachers southern Bureau looks out for positions as teachers, preach- ers, clerks, private secretaries and persons with business qualifi- antons. Address J. H. Lawson & co Leuisville Ky. PERSONALS. Mrs. H. M. Bailey, who has been very ill is able to be out again. Mrs Thos, watson, who has been very sick is able to leave her room. Rev. D. Morris, has been called to the 2nd Bapt. church in Alexandria Va., Miss S. Brown, who has been confined to her bed for some time is out again, Rev S. G, Lamkins, left for Hampton Va., on last Tuesday to see his wife who 8 stopping with her mother. Hon. B. K. Bruce lectured in Philadel- phie, Pa., this week toa large house at the Academy of Music. MASONIO NOTES. The anual meeting of the Ma- sonic Relief Association was held at Masonic hall 308 11 st. n. w. and the following named members were elected board of directors fer the ensueing year: R. H. Gleeves, R. J. Collins, L. O. Bailey, Henry Cole- man, J. A. Gibson, Arthur Going, C. A. Stewart, Sr. Jos. Downs, J. T. Harris, W. H. Harris, Sam]. H. West,G. W. Sims, W. F. Thomas, Noble Snowden and others. The lodge paid out thousands of dollars to widews and orpbans whose hus- bands and fathers were members of the relief association. oo oe LosAngles Evening Express. The case of the People vs. R. H, Ramsey , J.O. Johns and H. H. Martin wasthe great and momentons issue that came up for settlement before lownship Jus- tice Savage this morning. For the people in the triel of this impor- tant canse, District Attorney Frank P. Kelley, appeared, assist- ed by Judge C. C, Sete for the defence. The distinguished, $e and well known colored arrister, R. C. O. Benjamin was each of the company tried for « a half an hour to see which could put themselves outsids the most of the good things which defy description here. Even the most fastidious la- Gies did not let their Dashful faces spoiltheir good intention * that night. Some might conclude from this that’Miss Scott had drinkables as well as eatables. Mr. Jno. W. Freeman presented Mrs. Alex Freeman in behalf of the company with 43 switches request- ing her to use one for every year. Among those presant were Mr. aud Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mr. A Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. W. Freeman and daughter, Mr. Jessie C. Moore, Mr. Murry and sister, Miss Gray, Mr. Brocken- borugh and daughter, Misses R. Bell, and Brown, Mr. Oarroll, Rev. Lamkins, aud Mr. Nichols and daughter. ’ Persons desiringjto<subscribe for the Bee are requested to send their hames direct to the office. SOUTH WASHINGTON NEWS The Woman’s Baptist Home Mission Society met at the Fourth Bapt. Church on Monday evening last, and was addressed by the secretary of the Woman’s Miesion Conference. Kev. R. 8S. Laws, who supported their plan for a musical and literary concert and exhibition, was jointly concurred in by both the members of the Mission conference, in the Zion Baptist Church on yesterday, and the society’s action of Monday tha 18th inst. The ministers conference con- vened on Monday morning last at 10 o’clock witn the president in the.chair and a full attendance. Much important discussion and work followel the many topical expositions of sermons: Geo. W. Lee, “Obedience to God’s law, subdue all immortality and in- temperance, and the accu3ation of the world against Christ.” J. H. Lee, of the Third church had able ministers with him on Sunday lastand did not preach himself. Revs. W. R Owen, J. D. Jackson, ot Ohio, and J, M. Shelly, of Wayland Seminary, were with him. A. S. Thomas only preached once; he had Prof. C. E. Blismere, from the Wayland Seminary, in the morning. J. I, Loving on “qualification of the deacons.” Act. 6:8. or any other white man who is a ‘ood republican for Commissioner, but they do teel that one of the three ought to be colored. Everybody is preparing for the emancipation. The All Fools entertainm2n with the first and last of Cleveland, will be given at the Virginia ave. Baptist church, Ist and H sts s. w., on Monday evening, April 1st, *89, under the auspices of the Union Relief Club of which Mrs. Mary Phillips, a lady wel! known throughout the city, is President. The Bre having printed a large number of ticke's for the purpose wish the club abundance of suc- cess, The sad death of Mra. Maria Jackson, who diel almost imme~ diately after her daughter Minnie who died on Sunday at 10 a, m., was @ great embarrassm2nt to our community. The daughter was buried on Wednesday and mother on Friday. DEAFNESS OAN’T BECURED by local application, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono way to cure Deafnees, and that is by con- stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucas lining of the Eustach- ian Tube. When this tube gets in- flamed you have arumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflamation can be taken out and this tube re- stored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out of ten arecaused by catarrbh, which is nothing but au inflamed condition of the mucus surfaces. We will give Oné hundred Dol- lars for any case of Deafness (caused by Catarrab) that we can not cure by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY &CO., TOLEDO, O. Sold by all Draggists, 75c. THE 27th ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN THIS CITY. COMMITTEE APPOINTED. These intrusned with the ar- Ralph Wormley, Summer Mounted Guards. Executive committee—Rev. K. Jobnson, chairman; Ralph Worm- ley, J. W. Branson, Kobt. Aarm- stead, George Washington, Wm. H. Lee, David Stilyard, Miles Haw kins, James Manning, George W- Phillips, Arthur Goins, W. H. Jor. dan, James T. Washiogton, Abra. ham Hall, Patrick Gaskins, Lewis Willis, W. Moore, R. H. Harrison, Samuel West, W. U. Chase. All the above named committees met at the Fourth Baytist chearch, R, street between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts. n. w. Thursday, Feb. 28, at 6 o’clock p. m. for organiza- tion. Per order. Rev. R. Johnson Chief Marshal, Chas. H. Marshall, Presi- dent, W.H. Jordan, Secretary. AMUSEMENTS The Waiters Beneficial Associ- ation No. 1, of the District of Col- umbia, present their compliments to their many friends and the gen- erous public and request their company to their first grand re- ception of the season at Willards Hall F bet. 14 and 15 sts. no. w. Monday evening April 8th, Prof. Eibners Orchestra. Admission 50cts, Collingwood Beach Pleasantly situated on the Poto- mac River, Will Open in May 1889. This popular Excursion Resort, with its delightful groves, Famous Springs. of pure cool water, and fine Beach, makes its natural attractions superior to all others. Large Daucing Pavillion, and Dining rooms Summer Houses, and ali the popular amuse ments. Gravity Railroad, shooting Gallery, Flying Horses, etc. Large grounds for Ball playing, Tournaments and other Field sports The fast and popular Sreamzr PILOT BOY, Capt J. R. Spransy, will make regular scheduled trips to the Beach during the season. Mr. E. Murray the popular Ca- terer will have charge of the dining room and confectionery on the grounds and steamer. The management assures its patrons, po- lite attention and assistance in ali proper enjoyment and pleasure and provides for order and decorum on the grounds and steamer. Organizations desiring dates should make early application to—Capt. J. R. Spran- sy. Seventh St. Wharf, CHEAP JOBPRINTING At the “Brr” Office, 11091 Street, N. W., near llth where you can get DODGERS, TICKETS . PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS RECEPTION CARDS, WEDDING INVITATIONS, BILL-HEADS, LETTER-HEADS, STATEMENTS, CONSTITUTIONS, BY-LAWS, DRAFT BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS, &e AT THE LOWEST CASH PRI- CES. Liberal Discount to Churches, Benevolent Societies, Social Cinbs Milita bor an Organizations, and La- Trades Unions. ALL WORK READY WUEN PROMISED We have purchased ax entire outfit of New ‘l'ype with the most approved modern styles, enabling us to execute our work with satis- faction to all. We invite you to call andin spect cur office, even if you have Deacon Williams and Rev. Wm. Jackson. on hand. After reading of the complaiut by District Attorney Kelly, the lst witness the prosecution piaced up- on the stand was Thos. Pearson, barrister Benjamin pat the witness through a ecattering cross exami- nation Assistant city attorney Will E. Dunn entered the court room seam associate of barrister Benjamin in the case. After hearing all the evidence barrister Benjamin moved to dis- charge the defendant. Judge Stephens made a very witty speech showing why the motion shoud not be granted, but in the face of it the court granted the motion and the participants and specta- tors left the court room happy. rangements for the celebrating of the twenty-sevesth asniversary of the isruing of the emancipation proclamation are busily at work and promise that the »ffair shall be a grand succezs. The following committee have been anuounced: Committee of arrangements— Johu W. Branson, chairman; Rev. R. Johnson, B. Taylor, Robert Arm- stead, J. T. C. Brown, W. C. Chase, Henry C. Boulden, James T. Wash- ington, Patrick Gaskins, Arthur Goins, Lewis Burns, Matthew Tay- lor, Benj. Young, Fred. H. Dyson, Ww. H. Brooker, Nathaniel Bos- ton, James Maning, Daniel Stilyard, George Washington, Samuel Brown Wm. H. Brown, Preston Harris, James Thompson, Wm. H. Lee, Rev. R. Jobneon, Heb. 8: 6, “A better covenant,” and was assisted by the Rev. W. White, of North Carolina, who beautifully address ed the meeting on Mondoy morn- ing last. H. L. Coleman, Jer. 8, 20, “A fruitless waiting.” W. J- Howard, 2d Chronicles, 82: 26, “Ipgratitade,” The respects of Rev. Leland Warren, who has been paralyzed for more than 12 months, were conveyed to the conference through the kindness of Rev. J.1. Loving, for whom special prayer was asked, R. S. Laws, “The excellency of Grace.” Dr. Alexander said that he spent bis time on Surday in vis- iting his bretbren at the Sixth St. and the Zion churches, and it was at the Zion church where he was filled to overttowing. “I listened to a great sermon, said he, ‘“‘de- livered by the boy preacher, Howard, who has just been culled for life or during a continuance of friendly relations between him and his flock, at a salary of $1,020 per year.” STANDARD soma OR form, by the best sathors—Nevelists, Posts Printed from new type om good paper. “ei The Evergreen social club met : OUR UNEQUALED OFFER. last Wednesday evening at the residence of Miss L. Fletcher and transacted much business of im- portance. They decided to give 4 pink tea party soon. nothing for us to do BEE PRINTING, CO, 109 I Street, North»<st. The emancipation club, of the : cea eighth legislative dist., met at the 4th Bapt. church lest Wednesday niglit and elected the cflicers. Ad- dresses were made by the Rev. Robert Johneen, who is the chief marrhall, and others. The certificate of the election of the following trustees of the John Wesley A. M. E. Ohurea was filed Tuesday : Richard Colbert, W. H. Johnson, H. Brooks, C. 8, Brent, 1. Penington, J. S. Tarni ,J. S. is, and J. 8. Brent. : . vf Acting Charades, Tab! ix, Games, pl for so cial gatherings, private theatricals, and evenings at home. 8. Back to the Old Home. A Novel By Mary CES ', @uthor of “* eee ieee # tn, 4. Dialogues, Recitations and Readings, « large ‘and choice collection for school exhibitions ecnpeitia aod private entertainments. 5. The Standard Letter Writer for Ladies and Gen- tlemen, & cuangloce ‘guide to correspondence, giving plain irections for the composition of letters of every kind, with innumerable forms and examp! ‘The Frozen Deep. A Novel. By Witkte Collin, for ita beauty and pathos, e read ~{ euthor of “The Woman in White,” etc. and long after some tmaginative works have been forgetten. - <7 Stab —~ in the Dark. re i ee AGRANDSURPRISE BIRTH DAY PARTY. Beat ty ee a AES Full of graphic situations, quick sction, . She ; or Adventnres in the Caves of B. Rider Haggard. This unique and ew departure in the field of tlction. Its earried the author into fame as a writer ‘vigor and variety of the book make tt es fs aarrative imparts = pleasant thrill as it ‘wonderful scenes and startling events, Part j. Part ill. 68. Part LY. of above. dog and Rutterfly. Davi Marray. A spicily wld story ytd character, bis overdrawn. Bulldogs and Butterflies are ail i i te i _ By mistake the name of Mrs L V.Contee was omitted from the Teceiving guest of Mrs. L. Chase and daughters. She wore a gross sraiu silk, heavily trimmed with jets, gold jewelery avd natural tlowers. Rev. G. W. Lee, will serve the Coumunion at the Mt. Carmel Bap- Ust church corner of 4 and L ats. n. ¥. toinornow at 3 p.m, assisted by: Rev. Lee, of the 8rd Baptist church and others, 1 if i i i ! Part IN HONOR OF THR 43rd YEAR OF MR ALEXANDER FREEMAN, A SWITCH FOR EVERY YRAR. UE Is us The C: Race, or New Cree Finn Lisnsey ot i oon t 4 le found ia the centre of the earth, where the Rev. A. 8S. Thomas has received the call to the pastorate of the ‘Third Bapt. church of Alexandria, Va, The funeral services of Cora Hawkins were conducted by Rev. T: S. Robinson who was assisted by Revs. W J. Howard and Rk, 8. Laws The thousands in at- tendance weie deeply impressed with the importance of the pun- ishment to murderers in the fu- ture world, which far exceed the mere handling in this. The remains of John H. White were entered at the Harmony Cemetary on Wedneeday, conduct- ed by Rev. R. 8. Laws. Rev. Daniel Morris of Virgivia, attended the minicters conference on Monday. Rev. Mr. McDonald, ot Pa., is still in the city. Miss Ida M. Lewis has united with the Woman’s Ilome Mission Society of the District. Over 650 converts have been received into the Baptist chuich and 300 in the Methodist. The South Washington chariot or the chariot of the 4ta division, will carry off the victory as usual. The people of this section think it all well enough to N. H, Shea Miss Lucv A. Stott of the treas- ury department und one of the most active workers in Mt. Car- me! Baptist church lead a best of happy triends on Friday evening the 15th inst. in one of the grand est surprise parties that has ever been witressed in this city. The occasion being the 48rd_ birthday of Mr. Alexander Freeman of eaid department. The company formed at the residence of Miss Scott 214 R st. w. w. from which they marched to the residence of Mr. Freeman corner of 6 and R st. n. w. there they rang the bell and sang in strains most devine “Open the door grieve himno more Oh let the dear Saviour come in” they were heavy laden with baskets, buckets and &c packed with goods to refresh the inner man. They had the staff of life and life itself. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman had been especially invited to accompany Miss Scott to an entertainment on the said evening hence they were prepared for the journey, but they were surprised and all most dumb- founded when they learned that the of Mt entertainment was to be given at Ait. Herman Bapt. Church. their house in honor of the 43rd Joun JorpaN, Clerk.| birthday of Mr. Freeman. They a soon recovered and the spacious i von ws iT RET parlor were thrown open to the bap ing done alee first class job print | py guests, who In a short time, had eerie | at the nex office 1109] the long table in the dining room Lorcd oe burdened with good things, and Unto Denth, or Life and Work of . Haddock, Apostle of Prohibition in wae ‘written review of the man and his career, and account of bis assassination. Part I. %. The Trinl of Pickwick. By Charles Dickens. ‘This is the first time the entire story of the gallant Fickwick's atventares with the impressionable Mrs. has appeared in connected form. It abounds t= Yndicrous situations ant mir:h-provoking incidents. 7%. Allan Quatermain ; tho latest and best pp = of ie popular H. Rider Haggard. a tate sry of African adventure, the sathoe su slowing descriptive vixor, startling situation and thrilling Sctivity ther made “She such « revelation in Dotion. Ne more exciting romance has ever come to the surface Mr. Arthur 8, Smith, bas since the 4th ot Maren, made out 17 ‘plications for applicants for oftice, Mr, Smith eays that he 48 nothing else to do, and as bis time is of no consequence, be will * pleased to serve his country- men in this particular line of bus- ‘ag Go around and see him, Rev. Chas. Herman B call in t ‘Warden, author of *T! Part IV of above. 2, Mildred Trevanion, A ess,” author of “ Molly Bawn,” % 28 Dark Days. ANove Jy the author of “Called ack.” 29. Shadows on the Snow. A Novel. ByB L. Far- Aon, author of * Bread-and-Cheese-and- ee. . line, A Noval. By Mary Cecil Hay, author of “Brenda Yorae. 31. Gabriel’s Marriage. A Novel. By Wilkie Coiling, suthor of “No Name,” etc. 32. Reaping the Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary Cecii Hay, author of + Old Middleton's 7" ates 33. Dudley Carleon. A Novel. By ‘MB Praa- “Lady A . bg udley’s Secret,” ete. ti.'A Golden Dawn. A Novel By the suthor of %. A Golden Dora Thorne,” ete. my SValeric’e Pate, Novel, By Mrs aterander, thor of * The Wooing 36. Slater Kose. Novel. By Wilkie Collins, author of “The Woman ss ete. ‘Anne. -ASovel. By Mire Henry Woot, author of ae : $8 The Laurel Bush. A Novel. By Miss Mulock, author of “ John Halifax, Gentleman,” ete. Crusoe. A thrilling Pater Sn 3 jceatvontares Sesctemey ‘Boo TRY & Lambert, of Mt- aptiet Church, has a 5.) U the city of Ottawa to the a Baptist chureh which he has riage and will officiate the "t Sunday in April. Rev. mbert isa noble man in the Palpit; everybody loves him. His gaa feel much grieved to give wR _ We Were in debt when pa kd bim but all debts are “now und there is a vice con- ception We pray that God lll take care of him. By order ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line 7 advertising in American papers by addressing coat modern Thomas H. Johnson, James Brewer, : .* ate W. H. H. Brown, Silas Chapman, | .o,2ishedretteten Wn. T. Grantlin. vin Oupld’s Net A Bord. By the anthor of Committee on finance—Rev. R.| “I"kmos Barten, A Novel. By George Ect, ax- Johnson chairman; JamesH. Fletcl-| “ii°Lady Gwendolings Dreams Novel. By te er, H. C. Boulden, Ralph Worntley, M2, he By tery of the Helly Tree 4 Nore. By Miles os Lae Wm. J. How- wis he Budget of Wit, Humor and Fun, arse ard, Rev. R. H. G. Dyson. Wm. H. | sat‘joxes. Gana eee. Diggs, J: coe Pr oeie year E. lech aut odo Mating eouons iso” 2 Mathews, Wm. H. Lee, Arihur} satiorof sary Barwon,” eto, Goins, Rev. George W. Lee, Bev. | arin ist, sompocs ant dessins ata serie si Edward Willis, George L. Newman, re Soha ioe Rev. R.8. Laws, Rev. B. Jobnaon, | $22 natiatiia tices mens Rev. W. B. Johnson, George W..| new work upon this subject, containing easy ald practical Chisewell, Edward Jounon, El.| Saves wiaibened carpemayor os dridge Hawkins, Joshua Johneon, 1m, Grimm's Fatry Stortes for the Young. The W. Moore, Robt. Henson, Daniel | sreeuguied win them. oo ste and Gentlemen, Bier James H. Lee, Kev. Suede ‘and good breeding, giving the rules of Temple insou Rev. A. S. Thom. | 2 Useful Knowledge for the Million, » handy as, Geo. W. Scott, Samuel Grant-} "25. gy se Cook Book and Family Physt- lin. glam, gouiaicing Bundreds of ezellens cooking reps and Committee to wait on the Prosi-| “i°Madners and Oustoms in Far Away Lands,e a 1 Marehall, chairman; | {ycuisrus vablts manners and custous of the people Rev. R. Johnson, Rev. George W, Lee, Rev. W. J. Howard, ey. R H. G. Dyson, Rev. W. B. Jobnsou, Rev. 0. H. Phillips, Rev. ©. W. Fitzhugh, John Brannon, W. C. Chase, Rev. G. R. Lamkins, Rev. Walter Brooks, and Rev. RB. S. Laws. Committee on speakera—L. G. Fletcher, chairman; Henry Jobo- son, David Warner, J. T. U. Brown, and W. H. Jordon. Committee on selection of a church—B. Taylor, chairman; H. H. Turner, Wm. H. Jackson, Benj. Boyd, T. A. Smith."Cic'-cie “CHa Committee on military-——6th battalion, Maj. C. A. Fleetwood, chairman; Capt. Arthur Brooks, ive experi Capt. J. S. Clements, Capt. W. J. | ss: $88 fetes tecetioe —— = R.S. eee ii Building” Blame for” Practiea th battalion, Maj. F. C. Revells. | hcsses tanging in price rom $00 to Ho00.. Capt JA. Perr, Oapt, PB B;| wdsstte Meeiimerrnentes | Geo. P. Rowell & Co, Meredith, Capt. J. H. Campbell, | sinecmay ts me Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Capt. Abram Acwith. coiiacen bore read theta for outuies, at Grown peop Sean an oes Independent military—Oapt. B.| “°° _. — Cerna Peete Young, acting major, chairman;| Let every Baptist nenbe oD |) —————————_—_—_—_——— Capt. Fred. Warren, Capt. J. John-| ster and all other citizens send in| Subscribe tothe Bez. It will son, Capt. James Campbell, Capt.! heir names to the BEE, pay merchants io advertise in it,