The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1890, Page 1

Che Mashington Bee Terms. ‘$1.60 Per year in Advance, HINGTON, D. 0. SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1890, THEY SAY honest man is bard to,ind. nore 8o than an honest wife: A dishonest woman is a devil in a tiger’s skin. auty is often bldden, bat hon- est ll show itself. An honest man will look you di- rectly in the face. A sneak looks worried at you. Hie will not look. you direct in Let as be true to our friends. If treachery did not get the con- some people’s mind they zet along better. g four race would be more in un- ison they would bs more prosper- un ove gets a little ahead, ers try to pull him back. the ¢ Some women have the tongue of a moccasin Such women are dangerous. r talk will be to the det- of their superiors. tthey shall be. trampled un- der the feet of their superiors, Always tell the truth it will sbine in the darkness. Honesty is sure to win. Some women are precious jewels. They console aman in. bis deep- est troubles. Such women are hard to find. When you find-one keep her. The Bre is thespeaple’s journal. Job work neatly executed, All work ready when promised. Ifyou want to know everything. Read the BEg. The Fredonia’s reception was a grand affair The pretty boys and pretty girls were present. Tue ladies were well escorted. Never doubt those whom you love. t him who tells you the ; Never be too suspicions of those / whom you confide. Have you faith? Believe him little one. ‘8 as honest as the sun. Why should you mistrust? When we see suspicious things. Our suspicion is aroused. Men are wise. Women are shrewd. It is difficult for man to fool a Stusible woman. He A man cannot love but one. Men are fickle minded animals. Girls be carefal. . A secret marriage 1s not honora- Remember the text. Ba Let your light shine that peo- ‘© May see your good works.” a ‘fT yon are a Christian abide br * commandments. All church members are not Chirstians, Be what you are and not pretend. Wolves often robe in sheeps clothes, Practice what you preach. Honest men always do that. Harrison will be renominated. a PENSION CLAIMS. All ex-soldiersand sailors who are entitled toa pension under the Fecent act of Congress are reques- ted to call or address W. Calvin Chase, Attorney and Counsellor _| West Bank have performed THE-LEGION OF HONOR. A LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING, REPOKT OF AUDITING COMMITTEE. One of the largest meetings of the Departmental Legion ot Honor was held last week at Grand Army Hall, with Col. Wm. Murrell in the chair and W . Calvin Chase, Secre- tary and solicitor. The President stated that the or- ganization was in a prosperous con- dition and that he and the solic~ -itor had but little trouble in fore ing the delinquent members io pay up. Mr. W. W. Wright, the Presi- dent of the North West Bank was present and stated that he was well pleased with the organization and that up to date he had loaned to the organization through the offi- cers $35,000 all of which has been paid in except $8,500. This re- mark ot Mr. Wright’s was received with great applause. Mr. John H. P. Jenkins moved that a committee from each depart- ment be appointed to pass upon all applications. This motion was ammended by Mr. L. W. Pulies to the effect that a committee of three from each bureau of the several de- partments, adopted. The Secre- tary, Mr, Chase, offerered the fol- lowing resolution, firs; having been suggested by Mr Jenkins at the request of Mr. Wright. Resolved, that whea a loan is made to any member of the organ- ization, said member is expected and reqvested to pay or to reduce said note at maturity and said re- duction is to be left to the descre tion of the President of ibe bank. The resolution was opposed by Dr. Upshaw and Cap. Graham, but it was adopted almost unani- mously, with the exception of the vote of Capt. Graham. 3.00. Total amount refunded, $177.85 trom which amount deduct 2.00 on account of double charge of Reeves’ drawback. Total, $175.00 Net amount to credit of Guarantee Fund $392.15 The amount credited to Contin- gent Fund to Oct. 2, was, $429.80. The disbursements chargeable to said fund being—Checks of Presi~ dent Murrell on Contingent Fand: May 12, $10.00; 15, 10.00, May 23 1835 ; 27, 15.00; 31, 25. 00; July 1, 20.00; 8, Salary of Presi- dent and Secretary, 35.00; 23, Sal- ary of President and Secretary, 35.00, August 5, N.Y. draft acct. of Salary of President and Secretary, 35.00; 18, Check President Mur- rell to W. C. Chase per printing, 18.63; 18, Contingent expenses, 5.00 September 1. Transferred to Guarantee Fund, 100.00; 1, Salary of President and Secretary, 35.00; 12, Contingent, 16.50; 16, to Guar- antee Fand, Schultz per books, 13.50; 16, Washington @is_ Light Company, 5.00; 18, Contingent, 20.00 October 1, Contingent 11.50; Added to the Coatingent Fund 5.00 which the Committee found the Bank had failed to charge. Amount over draft on this fund 43.68 Total 473.48 Amount due North West Bank on account of Contingent Fand, Oct $43.68 but Mr. Wright in- forms your Committee that since the Association account has been made up some additional asses- ments bave been paid in, which would go to reduce the above over- draft, but they have vot been in- cluded in this report. Suming up these items the Association bas to its credit in the North West Bauk, on account of Guarautee Fund, 392.18 Deduct over draft on ae- THE SECRETARY’S REPORT. Rent from May Ist to Oct, 31st, (6 mouths), $ 3.00 Constitutions, 500 copies, 25.00 Five sets of blavks for the bank, 5.00 Books, complete set, 7.00 Four-thousand blank applications, 6.00 Four-thousand blank loans, 6.00 Six-thousand blank notices, 5.00 Six-thou-and deposit blanks, 6.00 Four-thousand 1 tter heads, 7.00 Four-thousand env: lopes, 7.00 Mrs, Day, type writer, 7.00 Six promissory note blanks. 150 Salary for President and Secre- tary, 6 mos. $35 per month, 210.00 Bal. due Pres. and Sec. $70 Sept. Ist check of President tranerfred to G@. Fund, 100.00 Rent of Grand Arwy Hall and 100 postal cards and printing sume, 1.00 Postal Cards, 5.00 Stamps, 5.00 Janitor, 4.00 Total expenses, $554 00 The President then called for the Auditing Committee’s report: Mr. Noodles, Chairman of the commit tee read the following report, which was unanimously adopted : Washington, Oct. 3, 1890. Col. Wm. Murrell, Pres. of Legion of Honor. The Committee appointed by you to audit the account between the Legion of Honor and the North that duty, and beg leave to submit the following report. Upon the presentation of their credentiais to Mr. Wright of the North West Bank, your Committee were placed in the possession of the books and vouchers in the cus- tody of said Bank and pertaining to the affairs of the Association and every facility afforded them to examine and audit said account. They find to the credit of the Gnaraniee Fund from April 10, 1890, the date of organization of the Legion of Honor to Oct. 2, 1890, inelusive the date of audit, the sum of $566.00 This sum rep resents the fee paid in by memvers upon joining the Association. Add to the above the sum of $2.00, being on acceunt of error discovered in changing up a draw- back: Total amt. paid in $568.00 Total amount to creditot Guar antee Fund, $568 00, and they find said sum chargeable with the fol- lowing : The followivug named persons re- turned each $2.00 on account of fee refunded :— Lpril 29, Geo. J. Sewall, May 2, John A. Reeves, May 3, Jobu H. Reeves, May 6, R. Carroll, May 6, F.H. Lee, May 22, W. Savoy, May, 26, Geo. H. Richardson, May 27, —. Dyson, May 29, P. ©, Mur- ry, May 29, J. C. Smitb’s note $75. July 3, Thos. H. McLaughlin re- fanded 8.00, July 3, Gedney, 3.00, at Law, 1109 I St. n. w.-Our Work is gnaranteed, Augast 13, —. Tabler, 3, 3.00, Aug. 23, Geo. B, Chamberlin, note, count of Contingent Fund 43.68 Net balance due Legion of Honor, $348, 47 Yoor Committee report that they found the accounts properly kept, } witb the exception of a member- ship roll which we think the Asso- ciation should have prepared; and left with the Bank, so that in- fu ture it will be possible to audit the Guarantee Fand with said member- ship roll. As stated in the report heretofore the Committee discover- ed au error of $2.00 in favor of the Association and an omission to charge a cieck of 5.00 in tavor of the Bank, which items were prop= erly corrected. The notes of mem~ b-rs charged to the Guarantee Fund as well as several others now iu arrears it 18 understood have been protected by monthly pay vouchers of the parties so in ar- rears, and it ia our belief that they will ultimately be paid, as they are given ov such terms that they can readily meet them, and several of them that haye matured haye been paid. We think that much praise is due the President of the A-soci- atiou (Col. Wm. Murrell) for the energy displayed by him in the for- mation aud management of this Association and for the great inter- est manifested by him in its con- tinual welfare. All of which is respectfally sub- mitted, y Chas. J. Knodle, R. C. Smith, Alden Bradford, Geo. D. Graham. Honest nen will support honest principles. Let the Central Republican Com- mittee reorganize. paration of more than One Hundred Thousand applications for patents in the United States and Forei tries, the publishers of the American continue to act as | caveats, trade-marks, copy- | rigl o United States, and | to obtain pat England, France, | Germany, and all other countries. experi- = | ence 7 unequaled and their facilities are unsur- a gs and specifications prepared, and filed | in the ee on sho! 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