The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1890, Page 3

THE BEE AUTHORIZED AGENTS. Ast WASHINGTON, w. Fowler, 318 3rdS, E- > mater for advertising farnisned on appli opjectionable advertisements will not ried at any price. All remittances made by draft, postal money order registered letter. Money forwarded ver way, isat the sender’s risk. In money the amount and what it is for | be distinetly stated. jetters, ete, should bs ad-dressed EE PUBLISHING, 00. Washington D.C pURLISHED EVERY SATURDAY A’ N.W., WASH. D C. WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HA P y, Fowlers, 318 3rd street, s.e. kety’s,M Street. between 12th west, lier, Druggist corner 16th and 1, Nortn west. adelphia House, 348 Pennsy, vania Ave, NEW YORK CITY. Dp. A, Green, 429, 6th Ave, BOSTON, MASS. wm, L. Reed, 9334 Cambridge st, Rev. RK. S. Laws, editoral cor- mdent and South Washing- manager. All kinds of Job Printing done, Advertisements und subscriptions received. 316 H street, 8. W. SATURDAY, Aug, 30, 1890 Locals. = ‘ Wayrep: At this office two prin- ters and a boy to do general office work. Apply at once. Any young man who is anxious arn the printing trade can do y calling at this office. Wayrep: At this office two or three good collectors. Apply at onee, liberal percentage paid. Wavrep: At this office one more good newspaper printer and a boy between 15 and 18 years old. BEATTY’S PIANOS—In use everywhere. Write for Catalogue. Ex Mayor Daniel F, Beatty, Wash- New Jersey. A new orchestra has been organ- zed with Hon. Fred. Douglass, president ; Major C. A. Fleetwood, V. president and Mr. Willie Cook‘ alirector, Two ladies are wanted at this of- fice to learn the printing business. They must have a fair education. Apply between the heurs of 9 and W o'clock a.m. Mr. J. F, Bundy, one of the graduates of the law department of Howard University has been appointed Secretary and Treasur- er of the law department of How- urd University, vice Mr. J. H. Smith, resigned. Mr. Bundy 18 a wide awake young man and this appointment will no doubt meet the approval of the entire com- munity, The Bes congratulates Mr. Bundy. Round Table Club, in compliaance with the request of a large number of its fricuds and citizens will give ite lirst series of out and indoor en- terainments Monday Sept, 1st at Vauuess Park. This club in days sone by has given some of the finest reception that one would desire to attend. From its past reputation it is evident ‘hat the September one will surpass all otters. Admission will be 25 cts., children under 12 yrs. 15 cts. THE JUNIOR EXCELSIORS. The old famous e Junior Excelsior Beneficial Association will give an evening «xcursion, on the steamer W. W, Corcoran, to Indian Head, Friday Sept orb. Boat leaves at 5 p.m. Tickets, ~- 35 Cts. A FABLE. Ovce npon a time a gentleman siler holding the office as minis- ter to Liberia for several years wormed a correspondent that he ad forgotten to whose influence Le owed his appointment and in- ‘mated that he got it himself, The late appointee to that post, oWever, dvesn’t seem to be suf- nog from such pbenominal ab- sent-mindedness. Cte man who will solve this fa- “e will receive a handsome _pres- ent. Sharp, KERNAN’S NEW WASHING- TON THEATRE Lovely, shapely women, talented ‘ud funny commedians, gifted, Seautifal burlesque queens, make ) the Fay Foster English Gaiety, » Which will appear at this pop- — resort for the first time on Monday Sept. Ist., remaining but 2 Week. The spicy, rich and racy Urlesque, “Her Mianie,” by Tom- "y Darton, will be prodaced with “ateful attention in details and re- gardless of expen: It introduces theentire company, as well asa host of pretty graceful girls clad in the richest costumes ever de~ signed. Funny situations happy dialogues, with wiity sayings, to- gether with pleasing songs and| enchanting music making the greatest burlesque of the season. | Engaged especially for the rare production is Miss Pauline Batchel- | ler, the pretiest, most graceful and gifted queen in America. Miss Vi- ola Clifton, who also appears, is acknowledged the most pertect liv- ing model of form and beanty. Tommy Dayton and Chas. Frey head the comedians. Miss Carrie Strong, the refined California vo- calist, will introduce the most touching songs of ihe age. “The Lone Grave.” Lidies matinees: Tues., Thurs. and Saturday. -— EGION OF LIONOR. The Executive committee of the Departmental Legion Honor, in conjunction with the President, Secretary and solicitor, will com- Mmence to do business as usual, Monday Sept. Ist. Any member wishing to borrow money can do 80 by conforming to the rules. Wm. Murrell, Pres., W. Calvin Chase, Sec. « Solicitor. oe PERSONALS, Dr. Shields will leave the city | soon on business. Mr. C. H. Marshall with a sore finger. ‘Mr. F. Forest is in Portland, Or- egon. Hon. B. K. Bruce well and hearty. Mr. Frank Upshaw is spending a few weeks at Harpers Ferry. The Hyman Bros., have returned from Harpers Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Raffin, returned trom Boston, Mass. Editor John W. Cromwell, has returned to the city from an eastern trip much pleased. Mrs. L. Chase who is now at Harpers Ferry, W. Va., is fast im- proving in health. Col. Geo. M. Arnold will support Prof. Jobn M. Langston, in his canvass in the 4th Va. District. Misses Flora and Alice Williams are at Bolivier, W. Va., instead of Camp hill. Hon. Fred. Douglass, and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Doug- lass, returned to the city from Boston, Mass., this week. Lawyer E.M. Hewlett, has re- turned to the city from Hampton, Va., where he has been enjoying the sea breeze. AMUSEMENTS. NEW WASIJINGTON Kernan’s THEATRE, 1th street. Week Commencinc Mon. Sept. ist. is suffering is out again have Ladies Matinees Tues., Thurs. aad Sat. First appearance in Washington of | FAY FOSTER Enpglish Gaiety. COMPANY. Tommy Day- ton’s laughable Burlesque, ‘Her Minnie.” The beautiful burlesque Queen, Miss Pauline Batchelier. Viola Clifton, the most perfect liv~ ing model of form and beauty. Vanola, the Mexican Wonder, and 30 perfect Artists’ Models 30. Gorgeous first part. Rich Olio! ++ GO WEST YOUNG MEN. FOR HON. J. MILTON TURNER’S EYES —FAIR WAGES AND GOOD INDUCE- MENTS. Portland Oregon, Aug. 19th, ’90. Editor of the Bee: In reading an Eastern paper I noticed an item from Hon. J. Mil-~ ton Turner, relative to emigration of colored people to Mexico for the purpose of raising coffee on land belonging te a company of white men. Why not come to the West, say Washington, or Oragon, where there are hundreds of tiiou~ sands of acres of fine land well tim- bered with very valuable lumber, which can be bought cheap, and other lands that can be taken up «as timber claims and land claims iv those two States? The land is very black and rich; the fruits are much finer than any in the Eastern States. ‘this coun- try is filling up with foreigners ; some of whom have grown very wealthy. The climate is very heal- thy. laman Eastern man andI am surprised to find such a mild climate. The winters are not as cold as those are in Washiugton, D.C. THE WAGES are very good; aman can raise more on ten acres of land here than he can in the East on forty acres. Saw mills are numsrons and houses can be built very cheap in? Portland. The Chinamen supply the hotels witb all the fruits, vege- tables, &c,, which taey raise them- selves and seli at a good price. The colored people are very scarce and what few are here own their own houses and some are quite wealthy. The white people prefer good eol- ored people, if they could get them instead of foreigners for servants. Cooks receive trom 25 to 30 dol- lars per month. The hotels wave all colored waiters and bellmen from Chicago and Georgia. Let the colored people come out west this is the place. Very respectfully, &e., F. Forest. sein ai ica RESUMPTIUON OF BUSINESS Francis Hall, Has through the efforts of the majority of the citizens and signers on his block succeeded uring his license and has REOPENED business at the -OLD STAND - 3 11th St., no. w., Whieh has been refitted and arranged for the uccommodation of his friends patro! Meal: and Cold Lunches at short notice, Fine Win Liquors and choice Cigars alw on hand. Be. The high reputation enjoyed in the past aud the orderly manner of conduet- ing the busin. ss, Will be fully character- Barnum, B. & Co. 931 Penn. Avenue. 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