The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1890, Page 1

nn LU CSP RPSRS SASS CASES EES Ci! seve Che dHashington Bee. Terms. $4.50 Per year In Advance, 5 cents per copy. WASHINGTON, D. ©., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 97, 1890. HN BOYLE O’REILLY. death of John Boyle y the colored people of this lost.a trae and tried friend. we publish ashort poem ve penof the poet, James Wi ub Riley: )HN BOYLE O'REILLY. «Seulptore—Boston, Aug. 18, 90, , s pearless man of men— Poet, Citizen! ye weep where he lies , with folded eyes! Courage! ~All bis tears are done; Ma » danntless, face the soul H d you.—Still, as trae, Ife is leading you. | ves and folded hands T vine commands ile ikening to, intent yond wonderment. 3 motion that has come mhim. Stricken damb urning delorous! i kuows what he does. s your chief, aspire! seize his toppling lyre, I om, Homeand Love \ the rights thereof ! i grief ye sink, aptaurous breath and it sweep of wing hath he, osed in endless liberty. 2 THEY SAY The Bee predicted the seating of Langston and Miller. A great journal is pever wrong. A truthtul journal will always predict the trath. Langston is the hero of the hour: Miller is the Ceasar of South Carolina. What has become of their tra- Dukes like his cowardly retreat from Alabama succumbs to the cs ol the BEE. Tue escaped criminal who is still at large is afraid to return to Ala- ves not give the name of mistress of whom he boas- > ime ago. ke Dukes, a nonenity. ‘ugstou bas a number of friends They flock to him hike sheep. lt is natural for a successful maa ‘o Win friends after defeating his theliies, Cougressman Cheatham will be ried by a large majority. His district is unanimbdus- for his return He has made a good record in More colored men have been ap- | by Cheatham than by any <tessman from that district. tison will be renominated. ‘arrisen kuows how to runa pitty and a government toa queens limister Douglass has vot been ued yet that Langston 1s seat- e Virginia strikers will give se Lip no doubt, ‘ugston’s victory will cause the man Eloquent to resign the a0 Mission. Douglass will not rest well at | under the circamstances. e Philadelphia House is doing eat business. Roy is perbaps the most emauly bar-tender in the city. sse isa gentleman as well as ort. tional University will be 8. ou cannot always judge who ir friends are. When a convention has to give an character the people should ekout for the delegates. Dukes is on this order. _ Save yoar money as fast as you can earn it. * A fast life will not win. A christian woman should marry @ good man. Dr. Laws will remain pastor of the Va. Avenue Bapt. church. Cassanor Bill asserts that he will go to the next Republican National Convention. An elephant could pass through the eye of a needle quicker than Smith could go tothe next con- vention. _If walking is good about that time no doubt Bill will be there. Many friends regret the dis- charge of W. H. Jones trom the Post Office Department. Advertise in the Bzs if you want to reach the people. Lieut. Guy will not be removed. Lieut. Arvold will remain where he is. The colored press is jabilent ov- er Langston and Miller’s success. Alexander Clark will sail for LIi- beria next month. Pablic Printer Palmer is doing @ good work at the Printing office. A. C. Smith of the Cleveland “Gazette,” Dakes of the Scaven~x ger box and one or two others will organize a scavenger association. The Legion of Honor is succeed- ing nicely. ———- GRAND PUBLIC RECEPTION AND BANQUPT given by Simon Commandery No- 1 and Mount Calvary Comman- dery No. 4, K. T., of the District of Columbia, on Thursday even- ing. Oc-ober 2, 1890, at Grand ARmy Hatt, Penn., bet. 14th and 15th Sts.. n. w. In hovor of the pilgrimage of St. James Com mandery, No. 6,K. ‘I, and the Ludies Royal Court of Cyrene, of Phila., Pa, and visiting Fra- ters to Washington, D.C. For which occasion the three spacious halls of the above building have been secured for the entertain ment of our guests. We assure our many frievds and the public in geveral who may favor us wrth their presence in giving our visi- ting Fraters a hearty welcome, an evening of unrivailed enjsy- ment and pleasure. The St. James Commandery will be the special guest of Simon and Mouut Calva- ty Commanderies of this city and the Ladies of the Royal Court of Cyrene will be the guests of Cy rene Club of this city. Oo Thursday October 2nd,a Grand Street parade will take place at 38 o’clock p. m., headed by the full National Brass band, Prof. Geo. Carter, leader. Simon Commandery and Mount Calvary Commandery will parade over the ‘following route: Eleventh street to Penn. Avenue to head- quarters of our visiting Fraters Countermarch: Penn. Avenue to 15th, 15th to K, to 3rd, to Penn Avenue to headquarters of our visitors. At 8 o’clock p. m., the visiting Fraters will be esc »ried from the r he dquarters to tve Grand Army Hail by Simon and Mount Calva- ry Commanderies to attend the reception and banquet. Atter an address of welcome by P.G. C., Carter A. Stewar!, the Templars Grand March will take plece; afterwhich the ball will be cleared for those that may wish to tip the Fantastic toe. Musie by the full Amateur O.- chestra, Prof. Green, leader. ADMISSION - - 50 c. NEGRO POLITICIANS. Phil. Sentinel. The Negro as a politician in this country is counted a fraud, scoun- drel, and everything that is low aud mean, while the white politi- cians is considered the essence of all that is progressive and produc- tive of good government. Men who have led the Nation into blood and war are counted its greatest sens among the Anglo-Americans, while the Anglo African who saved the country by taking up a citizenship that was once denied him by these same leaders, is said to be an in trader. Someof the race who are not satisfied with the treatment they receive are saying, ‘Let us leave politics alone.” Every one of them. should say, “Whatever white men may have, as a Negro I mean to have.” * * * * Some one must follow while oth- ers lead, and it is evident that lead ers are needed in every ward, city, county and state in the United States. Many of us are not willing to follow the leadership ot Bruce, Douglass or Lynch, because we be- lieve them to be office seekers. Why not? The office gives power and influence. 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