The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1889, Page 1

verms. $2.00 Per year in Advance, you. VILL 1 SAW AND HEARD | Affair occured at Boykins Va., on the 3rd of August, two colored la- dies went in the train, one was the wite of a R. P. C. on the Boy- kins & Lewiston route, the other wiAT | Baltimore Repblicans have oq that they will not snpport , who favors Civil Service. The dec au) the only way to get rid | Was a prominent lady of Polecasie, M most foolish law, Pass the N. C., Mrs, Shoulders. These la- ofa peng dies were ordered out on account wore on of color. The R. P. C’s. wife jon. B. K. Bruce, Lam told, will} would not leave the room the other = corer of Deeds. Next to| lady did, but was brought back supported for the place, | by the R. P. C. After several ; know of no man Whom Ilike better | weeks had past and all seemed to Mr. Brace. Look out boys | be forgotten, the R. P. C: received ye dark horse Who has not ask- | a card which read as follows; «i jor anything, but who will,) «We the unknown party have evertbeless, £et something. concluded to wait upon you, as | white caps, if you do not stop your | conduct &c.” This ’unknown par- | ty” are known and they will have y ja warm time if they should at— ‘i however, that he will sup- | tempt to carry out their design. ahone. I get this from one The “conduct” of which they ;nows. think myself that, | speak, was carrying his wife and jim wh thal for t ¥* Hon. John M. Langston has oc- casioned 20 little anxiety by re- : « to say anything about Vir- it may be accepted who neighbors John Knox I know also but they do not entertain any such notions as your patrons about the matter of which you have spoken they are both broad minded liberal christian gentlemen, and I am sure that neither of them would stoop conception. Yet I know Mr, Wes- ley intimately aud well, we are anaes ey oe 5 cents per copy. ee NO. 15 YOU WILL NEVER HAVE AN- OTHER CHANCE! =--- Round--=- —TO ——__ TMP TICKET spat would be the wisest course for | Mrs. Shou'ders tn the Ladies to do the things which some of their fellowmen on earth are doing. The negro will yet become a power in your land, the Almighty hath decreed it. He has watched your conduct toward these people, he hath seen your inguities. He is long suffering but the day ot his wrath will come in due time and when it does come then shall Ethe opia stretch out her hand unto him and her praise shall be like unto the rolling of distant thunder. I guss you stopped at the wrong village my friend. Here Michael! show this person the road to Sheol. 1 must be off the harpers and trumpeters are assembling for the BOSTON, Massachusettes, AND RETURN --$12.00.- First last and only chance at that Rate. f Washington ¢: det him to pursue. Having been de-| Room at Boykins, Virginia. A sorted by Brady and the rest, the | Rail Koad empioyee, a station proper thing to do to kill off some | hand, is implicated in the matter. vis pretended friends is tohelp| goon interference should be Joppa lay g nea om to | Stopped at once, as he is not hired sonal grievances. > can aff 3 2 nal grievany e yw | t0 insult ladies, because they are do this and there will be no crow | ’ ‘ ibout it either, but a bold, | colored nor to make threats as to ne Fite what he will do to those who de- fearless and manly act. 7 fend them. Hoping the next time, Dear Editor, I will have something more pleasant to relate to you concerning our mail clerks. x ay Phe Indianapolis “News” credits Capt. 0. E. Derry witll saying: “1 saw enough of slavery myself to gainst it. In several in- saw slave children sold set me stances 5 ALPHA. whose veins contained so mach of eae Sane their master’s blood that their skins were without a tinge of the African] NO COLOR LINE THERE. color except in the invariable stripe down the spinal column.” Not only the children, but the mothers as well were sold. Had these men A Washington Real Estate agent in the ante room of the New Jeru- stopped there it would have been | Salum—To attendant, “Here please bad enough, but, as if possessed of | tke my card to St. Peter.” Atten- the devil, they followed up those |@aut., “This way sir:” (Take him inhuman and cowardly acts with |t0 the business office of the good laily persecutions, stopping not at |S@int.) (St. Peter coming in at a marder, The white men of the |Side door unobserved, “So you South are certainly a brave, human | Wish to see me sir,” he asks: aud christian set. | Washington Real Estate agent, Ah ats | good morning St. Peter, hope you J. Thomas Fortune in a two column | @f@ very well; delightful weather article in the “‘Age” of last week this:” 5 : explaius how he and others, colored, St. Peter—Yes, our climate is happened to go over to the Democ- | Very salubrious up here ; _we are racy, aud Why now, like the Prodi-|20t bothered with mosquitoes or gal Son, he desires to return to his | @@laria, the health of our people 1 liean father. I have thought | ¥48_ never better.” » that sooner or later he W. R. E. A.—*-Ah, indeed I am would see his error. With his usu-|Gelighted= to hear that. i am on al quick perceptibilities the wonder | ™y way to glory good saint and L isle did not make the discovery | thought I would stop here , was not swuer, That he has the courage | certain whether you had any avail- uliness to admit he was | able corner lots suitable fur Sums is to his eredit- He closes | mer residences. I represent a syn- “only the mercenary Negro | dicate down in Washington which il be found in the fature on the | is just now engaged in purchasing ic side of the fence in| town sites and corner lots in desir- and Cougressional elec- able locations, upon which to erect Most Negro Democrats are | @ number of small houses with all y. A few, Mr. Fortune the modern improvements for the included, were sore and went off, | accomodation of our patrons many like Mr. Watterson, half-cocked. | Of whom expect to locate permant- to cry and leave because |!y up here, lateron. We stipulate ofa few bad men in our party is|im‘ the papers that no lots will be not the way to remedy matters. | sold, rented or sub-let to Negroes. Let Most of our patrons are metho- dists, quite a percentage of them are Presbeterians and some are Lu- therans. You know Luther, do you not? I understand he has erected a fine house up here near = John Wesley’s villa and not a TRICKS PLAYED rqyia |from John Knox’s cottage. ve seers a Nog have only first class people I can Cl ERKS f z assure you sir, and if you will sell Veet us a section of your land, ,we will give your town such a beom as it never had before.” St. Peter—I am sorry to have to inform you my friend that in tho first place I have no land to sell to Real Estate syndicates, in the sec- ond place I do not think you” could purchase any ‘f there was. in the third place you have come into the wrong locality to settle a white community. I should be sorry if it were possible that people with so much predudice could inhabit the beatiful lands up here which have been set apart by our Great Father for all his faithfal children without respect to color. Iam a negro my- self and the trusted a of t 73 to this sacred country, no ' for the same and delivered beeen enter the public domain ‘slered letter in registered | over there. (Pointing towards the )the postmaster at Rich | gates of the Eternal city ) who har- lee, the postmaster at that bors an evil thought, hates his ha feturned his receipt. for the | brother or his fellowman. In this ered letter to the postmaster country all men are equal before k, Va. | God, our King, be knows no color, we are his children and we ebjoy equally his gracions bounty, and ut yet hi 5 | his boundless love. Here the king ay * dary aoe! and the peasant mingle together in Suc has heen in his pos- | .pjendid alliance here, the great “och unreliable “post-| nen ot your world, the beggars ould be removed from | and paupers, the once rich aud the es; they are apxious to very poor, live amid the joys and ‘le when there is uo need | pleasures and enchantments of Another very unpleasant’ which you can from no adequate Us Combine and drive them out. However, let that rest. Here 'Sliy hand, Thomas, now tell us 4ow the Democrats treated you. Kine Manrveaux. — + (HE POSTMASTER ACT. ; Northamton, Co,, N. C. ‘0 the Editor ot Br: Allow me space rble columns, to give news, concerning ed upon our Republican ail Clerks, ast week there Was a register— ersent from Norfolk, Va F. Greenwood & Bro. to J.| ham, Rich Square, N C. ,._¢ letler was received at Boy- “sad Va. and delivered to S. G. jan the R. P. C. on the Boy- Lewiston route, he signed “ this postmaster of Rich | apts to deny receiving daily concert.”—Exit St. Peter and W. RE. A. ; Bruce Grit. +2 0 THE SARATOGA EPISODE. The daughter Pinehback and week. It was an educated snub, and will doubtless dampen the or= der of those who imagine that true social happiness can only be found by associating with cheap white people decendants of pork butch- ers, plnmmers and coatchmen. It was a mistake for Miss Pinchback to have gone on the Ball room floor on that occasion. The mortifi- cation and chagrin which the ac- tion of ber cousins produced upon her must have been anything but pleasant. We hope the young lady will in the future confine herself within the limits of the best society of her own race, where she will shine with equal,if not greater splendor as a queen among queens. A LEMON PARTY Under the auspices of the La- dies Guild of St. Mary’s P. E. Chapel, Monday evening Septem- ber i6th 1889, at St. Mary’s Hall, 23rd street bet. G & H sts. n. w. Each patron is solicited to pre~ sent a lemon at the door. Refreshments served free. Two prizes willbe presented. DProceeas for the beuefit of the Organ Fund. Admission 15 cents. ee State of Ohio, City of Toledo, t Lucas County, 8. S. Frank J. Cheney makes oatn that he is the senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney, & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Ca- tarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subserib- ed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., ’86. ~~ A. W. Gleason, { SEAL : Notary Public. wm Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally and acts directly on the blood and mucas_ surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist, 75 ¢. — THE EXCURSION TO BOS- TON, MASS, Of the Wasnihgton Cadet corps September 19th 1889, isa fixed success, A committee of gentle- men met at the Armory on Tues~ day evening last and engaged to raise the necessary funds to defray the expenses of the band. It is the first time in the history of the organization that their friends have been called upon under such circumstances and there is no doubt but that they will be emi- nently successful, The commitee is a large and en- thusiasticone. Among them beivg Mr. George Martin, Mr, D iniel Warner, Col. George M. Arnold Mr. John R. Brown, Messrs. R. W Tompkins, J. A. Johnson, John. H. Smallwood, Wm. Calvin Chase, John A. Sims, Aron Russel, Rev. Robert Johnson, Capt. John W. Dabney, Mr. Francis Upshur, Capt. Ww. P. Gray, Mr. Jesse Gowins, Mr. David A. Clark and others. of Governor her escort were snubbed at the Grand Ball, at the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga ; Isat Corps. WILL HAVE AN EXCURSION, Over the Penn., R. R., and Fall River line of Boats, leaying Wasiington, D. C., Thursday Sept. 19th ’89, atgo’clock A. M., arriying in Boston, Mass., Friday at 6 a.m, singly and good for 15 day permit returning will stop York city, Philadelphia aud Baltimore. For further inform ager, Major C. A. Fleetwood, 708 O St., n. w., Washington, D. C. Gentlemen and lacies desiring to avail i d opportuni- ty will please call or send and register as themselves of this unsury early as possible. WONDERFUL! “ WONDERFUL!! WONDERFUL"! BARGAINS ——IN—— LOVELY G0ODS —AT— BROADH EAD & CO. 907 F St, (MASONIC TEMPLE ) Silks reduced to 25 cents per yard, 40 inch all wool Marietta cloth 39 cents, 46 inch seed fin~ ish Henretta cloth 75 cents, 65 cent Black cashmere now 50 ets, yard wide cashmeres (black and colored) 25 cents, Royal cash- meres (black and colored) 123 ets., Dress goods) in black colors 10 ¢, & Ginghams 5 cts., per yard and upwards, Beautiful prints 5 cents per yard and upwards. Canton flannel 5 cts per yard and up- wards white flannels 8 cts per yard and upwards. Colored flan~ nels 12} cents per yard and up- wards. Sacking wrapper flannels 50 c.,& upwards 6-4 (yard wide & 3 wide) Ladies cloth 10 black and colors worth 75 cts now v9 cents. Linen towels 75 cts per dozen and upwards. Linen table damask 19 cts per yard and udwards, Linen napkins 49 cts per dozen and + p- wards. Cotton and linen Dirper. LONSDALE CAMBRIC 9} cts per yard. Cotton cloth 5 cts per yard and upwards. 10-4 Sheeting 19 ets per yard and upwards. Re- gular made balbriggan hose 19 cents Silkhorvette fast black hose (regular made) 25 cts. Corsets 25 cts and upwards, DR WAR- NERS Crnepratep Corsets 95 cts. Tne Monarcuy Suirt worth $1.25 now 97 ¢ (cash) Unlaunder~ ed shiris 59 cts. Ladies and gen- tlemen underwear at. manufac- ures prices, Ladies and gents col- lars and cuffs, ribbons, handker- chiefs, gloves and notions of all kinds at the lowest murket prices. Great bargains in blankets and comfortables. Polite attention. Customers not importun d to buy You are invited to call. Goods never were so cheap. You may save 20 per cent by purchasing of BROADHEAD & CO., Tue onp- EST & MOST RELIABLE & CHEAPEST Dry-Goop House oN F STREET. Established 1867. Sept. 1 3 mos. ———_-+r e<: may be found on PE file at Gro. P. RoweLt & Co's Newspape: T Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce Street), where adver- chet NEW YORK be for it in ion call or send to the Armory on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays of each week from 8 to 10 p. m., or address by mail to the General Mana- Armory CUT-PRICEK SALE IN Fi0oT WEAR. Infants’ Button, regular price 40c, ; now 23cts. ° Infants’ good quality, regular price 50c.; now 3° ets." Child’s Spring Heels, 4-7, regular price 60c s.; a0w 39 cts.” Child’s Spring heels, 8-11, regular price $1; now S3e. z fares Se Child’s better quality Spring heels, 8 11, regular price, $1.20;; now 69e. Ladies’ French Dong., all shapes, regular price, 400; now $3.15. 500 pairs Ladies’ French Dong., hand-made shoes, all sizes and widths, regular price 4,00; choice $2.40. Boy’s and _Youth’s Shoes in all styles, reduced from 98e to $1.50, former prices 25c, and 50c. per pair more. Gent’s Calf Shoes, regular price $2.50 all shapes; now $1.75.5 = 55 a Gent’s Calf Shoes, all shapes and sizes, free trom naile and tacks, regu- lar price $3.50 ; now $2.48, Ola Gent’s Broad Toe and Solid Comfort Shoes, all solid calt skin, Teg- ular price $2.50 to $3.50 ; now $1.75 to $2.50. Ladies’ Hand-made Kuit Slippers , all colors and Lamb’s wool soles, ree ular price $1.00; cut prices 50c. These are great bargains. Call and see them. Our Trunk Department. We keep coustantly on hand a full supply of trunks of all? diseription, ind are now selling them at the lowest prices. Trunks of all sizes at a percentage lower than elsewhere. Call and Inspect Our Trunk Depart- ment. ~~ On BOSTON SHOE HOUSE. H, GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor. 912 SEVENTH STRERFT, N. W., BET. 1& E vid. Established in 1862, _ L HEILBRUN'S SHOE HOUSE 402 Th St. Northwest, Szz:--THE OLD LAD\ IN WINDOW. ‘The most complete stock of MEN’s CALF AND KIP BOOTS. GENTS SHOES, $1 00 to $5.00. LADIES SILOES, 98 ets. to $4.00. : BOYS AND MISSES SHOES 50 ets. up. Rubber boots and Shoes. BISHOP, PHOTOGRAPHER. —<—$—_ Makes a Specialty of Fine Work. PRICES ALWAYS MODERATE. Old Pictures of every kind copied. . AR ‘L}J LAR ATTENrION TO THIS CLASS OF WORK 905 Penn. Avenue n. w. May 183. ann LUE ™ ANT lh AND d