The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1890, Page 3

THE BEE AUTHORIZED aGENTs, Ast WASHINGTON, J. W. Fowler, 318 3rd 8, E. esuimates for advertising farnisned on appli cation, Objectionable advertisements will not 2 insertedat any price. All remittances a aid be made by draft, postal money order express or registered letter. Money forwarded .ay other way, isat the sender’s risk, In i jing money the amount and what it is for be distinctly stated. letters, ete,, should &: ad-dressed EE PUBLISHING, CO. Washington D.C PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY A’ N. W.. oe b prof, J. W, Fowlers, 8§ 3rd street, s. e, Mra. Polkety’s, M Street. between 12th ish Northwest. J H, Beller, Druggist corner 16th and street, Nortn west, Philadelphia House, 848 Penney. vania Ave, west. NEW YORK CITY. D. A, Green, 429, 6th Ave, BOSTON, MASS, Wm. L. Reed, 9344 Cambridge st, Rev. R. 8. Laws, editoral cor- respondent and South Washing- ton manager. All kinds of Job Printing done, Advertisements and subscriptions received. 816 H street, 8. W. Worts SATURDAY, Oct, 18, 1890 Locals. Av active boy 18 wanted at this office. Liberal wages paid. BEATTY’S PIANOS—In use everywhere. Write for Catalogue. Ex-Mayor Daniel F, Beatty, Wash- ington, New Jersey. Mr. LeGrand Fare was present- ¢l with a fine boy last week. Le- Grand is happy. Our genial friend, W. H. Brook- er was surprised with a fine boy a few weeks ago. He is now happy, Accept the BEE’S congratulations. Lieut. Wm. Joice has returned to the city from New York where he has been on a pleagare trip. Manson Robinson, the only col- ored registered plummer in city can be seen at bis place of business 16 Street near L northwest. The reception of the Fredonia Hall The tected credit Usl. George M. Arnold is in the Virginia canvases in the inter- est of Mr. Frank Home. (Col. Arold is an efiective speaker and Willno doubt do some good work for Mr. Hume. Mieses Ida E. Jones and Mary A, Robinson have been appoiated privters assictants in the Bureau of Kngraving and Printing. Mr, Theodore 8. Ray having Passed & successful examiuation under the Civil Service rules has a promoted toa $1000.00 clerk hip. W. Calvin Chase, attorney at law, practices in all the courts of Virginia and the District of Co- lumbia, Office at present, 1109 I 8t.,n. 6. Titles searched, deeds and other legal papera carefully drawn, C. W. Hyman, of New York a Mewber of the firm of Hyman 08, is in the city on business for bis manufactory of wire goods and tltofor the purpose of Stockin, yman Bros., store with fall an holiday goods, (inal THE LEGION OF HONOR. Washington, D. O., Oct. 14,90. “Ym. Marrell, resident of the Departmental Legion of Honor ; Dear Sir: , In view of the constitu- tion that governs this organization, "80 grossly disregarded, itd since there seems te be a lack — in the traasaction of bus. 5 ereby tender my resign’ tion as Secretary and Solicitor . 8 effect immediately. In ten- ‘ng mygresignation I hope that 700 will not think that I have any & Tespect for you, but, it is my ee wish that the organization — continue te florish and do ae S00d in the community, and eine you in your efforts in aid- . “agen in distress. Believe me , mm assurance of my sincere Yours traly, Wm. Calvin Chase. nit’. Geo. W. MoGoins, has also eee ftom the Chairmanship of ecutive Committee, “nnnosonenenienithiibetinsbiisinanaias. MOUSE AND LOT WANTED. Wanted : this city a house and WEST WASHINGTON NOTES _ The funeral of Mr. Charles Of. fet,a member of Union Light Lodge, No. 1965, G. U. ©: of 0; -» took place from Mt. Zion Church, Tuesday afternoon and was very largely attended. Mr. Edward Nervis acted as Master ot ceremonies. Revo TO: Carroll officiated: Interment in Mt. Zion Cemetery. The Youug People’s Praise Meeting to-morrow in Mt. Zion M.E. Church should be largely attended as an interesting pro- gramme will be presented. A committee of citizens of this place waited upon the commis. sioners Tuesday and petitioned for better achool facilities and to locate a new school building west of Rock Creek in place of the di- lapidated Chamberlain buildin Which is totally unfit for heulthful Occupancy as well as the locality. The Musical and Literary As. sociation held memorial exercises Thursday evening in honor of the late Rev: J. P. Cox, of Ebenezer A. M.E. Church, of which a full account will be given in our next issue, ae eee Washington, D. C, Oct, LI, 790, Mr. W. A. Stewart: Dear Sir:— Ata regular meeting ofthe Junior Excelsior Benefi. cial Association, your resignation as amember of that body was ac- cepted, and I have been authoriz~ ed to express the sincere regrets of that organization at the loss of your valuable aid and your ever willingness to advance the cher- ished objects of the Association, € remuin as earnest eolicitors of your good will, very friendly, The Jr. Ex. Ben. Association. per E. T, Forester, Seeretary. KERNAN’S NEW WASHING- TON THEATRE, The Night Owl’s Gaiety Bur- lesque Company, which will make its first appearance this season next week, beginning Monda: night; is bigger and better than ever before and includes the new- est features and greatest seusa- tions ever presented. The burles- que “Temptation” is spicy and en- tertaining, and introduces the fu- mous artist, Miss Pauline Mark- ham, who 18 ably supported, and who has made the hit of her lite in the leading roll. The costumes are exquisite, the scenery 1s beau. tiful, the songs and music are pleasing and the production itself Is highly satisfactory. A grand police parade is introduced with great effect. Our social club is very elegant and and first-class, while Our City Base Ball Nine, a burlesque on the national craze, is very amusing. Among other features are Delhauer the human frog; quaint Sam Barnard, the Bison Quartette, Dave Foster, Fannie Lewis, Lillian Granger and Mamie Irwin. Ladies matinees Tues., Thurs., and Saturday: October 22, Hyde’s Big Spe- cialty Company, PERSONALS. Dr. Daniel H. Williams of Chicago, Tll, was in the city this week, mostly on business. He was the guest of his mother, Mr. W. B. Chapel, who has been out of the city several months, has returned to the city looking well. Mr. R. J. Rush of the Bre left the city Tuesday for Richmond, Va. Mr. H. Lewis of the Pateut Office will leave the city soon for Petersburg, Va. Miss Ella Greenfield js expected in the city soon.. Miss Sarah Orne Jewett’s next story has been bought by The Lad- ies’ Home Journal, and it will shorte ly begin in that magazine. Campanini, the famons tenor, has written a striking article on ‘*How To Train the Voice”tor The Ladies ’ Home Journal, and it will appear in the November number of that per iodical. Editor W. C. Chase of the Wash- ingtou “Bee” has been honored with the position of Food Inspec- tor in the District of Columbia, and we tender him congratulations on his goed fortune. Star of Zion. Sreciat Norice:—The place to buy cheap homes. We have 100 building lots near Garfield village D.C. For sale at from 100 to $200 each. $10 cash, $5 per month, fronting Hamilton Road 25 feet. By R. D. Ruffin, Real Estate Brok- er, 521 11th St. n. w., 8 doors be- low F. = Oct. 12 one m. ForMalaria, Liver Trou- ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS WHAT I SAW AND HEARD. The President was received with great enthusiasm wherever he went. It is evident that his administra- tion meets the approval of the en- tire country. Iam giad that this much abused man is endorsed by the people. +e Ohio has started a republican pa- per called the Standard, it is the only republican Paper in the State and from all indications it will be supported by the entire republican party. ‘The republicans of Ohio need a first-class journal and such @ paper has been started. The first Issue made its appearance on last Saturday and the Ohioans in this city received it with delight, *,* Speaker Reed will make every effort to carry the next House of & | Representatives and should he suc- ceed, he will be reaching for some- thing higher. Mr. Reed is not the man to hesitate in doing any hon- orable act and, as his ambition is on the onward march, there is no telling where he will stop. *%* * If Major McKinley is elected, he will also aspire for higher honors. If he should be defeated, the Ohio peopie will nominate him for Gov- ernor. Reed and McKinley they say, will make a strong team. ae The Washington politicians have commenced to boom their favorite candidates for the next national republican convention. Some of them are of the opinion that money 18 plentiful, and that the ambitious Candidates are easy to bleed. It will be about three years before another President is elected, but what effect does that have on Washington politicians? No man, or set of men can pledge any delegation to any one. While there may be some dissatisfaction among the local politicians, there will be a unanimous verdict reach- ed onthe men whom the bosses want to represent the republicans in the next convention. So far, there are at least ten candidates. Two will be chosen and the others left. * The Emancipation Celebration in Richmond, Virginia, was one of the greatest events in the history of the Virginia peopte. The demon- Stration was large and enthusias- tic. The Chief Marshal, of the cel- ebration, was Editor John Mitch- ell, Jr. Mr. Mitchell looked as if he was governor of Virginia. Kdi- tor Mitchell was King this week. *,* In the deaths of Justice Miller and General Belnap, the country looses two distinguished men. Their deaths came sudden no one will deny ; that it was a shock to the civilized world, we all must ad- mit. SPECIAL NOTICES. A niece furnished room 450 N Street, n. w. 8. 27,1 m. Any young man who is anxious to learn the printing trade can do so by calling at this office. WANTED: At this office two or three good collectors. Apply at once, liberal percentage paid. For Rent:—One furnished front room with or without board. Apply at 1930 11th St., n. w. Comfortable Furnished rooms for gentlemen only, 1141 Fifteenth St., D. Ww. S. 27,1 m. For Rent: One Furnished or unfurnished room, gentlemen only with or without board. 1639 6th St., n. w. Sept. 27, 4 t. For Rent.—Four elegant brick houses in Browns Court, Nos. 603, 605, 607 and 609 bet.6 & 7th, A and B sts., s.e. Apply at this of- fice to W. Calvin Chase. Good table board and a nice fur- nished room with or without board. Good location call and be convine- ed at 519 20th street, n. w. Sept 161m For Rent:—One nice furnished room for one or two gentlemen All modern improvements. 985 9th and Boundary, n. w. Oct. 1 3t. Lewis H. Donglass, 934 F St., room 11, has for a short time option on very desirable real estate at easy terms in growing portions ofthe city and District. Highly advantageous terms can be made if application is made at once. Department clerks, and school teachers desiring to invest in real estate should call and examine the property on sale at Mr. Douglass Real Estate office, 934 F St., n. w. 8, 27, tf. 7 NEW WASHINGTON - Kernan’s THEATRE, lith Street Werk Commencinc Mox. Oct. 13th Ladies Matinees Tues., Thurs. aad Sat. 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LAYTON’S Musie Class Every Monday Evening 7 to 8, PARLOR OF THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH, M St. bet. 15 and 16th sts., H.W. Residence 1134 Conn. Ave, Nicely furnished rooms with or without board. First-class accom- odation. House heated by steam, with bath. 1920 Lith st., n. w. The Mt. Carimel Baptist Church cor. 4th and L st., n. w., is trying to raise the sum of Five hundred dollars by the is¢ Sunday in Dee. The pastor, Rev. S. G. Lamkins would like to see as many as pos- sible of his friends and well-wish~ ers at the church, Monday evening at 3 p. m., to devise some plan to assist in raising the said amount. ———— J. W. TAYLOR. If you want a first class shave, hair cut, cigars tobacco, etc., you should not fail to visit the estab~ ilshment of Mr. Tavlor, 1107 I st., n. w. He is one of the most accom- odating men in this city and does everything to please his costumers. You will not haye to wait if you patronize this barber shop. When you psss down I street, n. w., Stop in Mr, Taylor's, He held a seductive looking piece of jewelry in his hand as he kept calling—“only 25 cents and did you ever see anything so cheap ?” “Yes,” roared one of the crowd-‘Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup is the cheapest and best remedy known for children, For sale by all dealers, Do not say: “I intend to get Old Saal’s Catarrh Cure and cure my- self ;” but go and get it at once and get rid of that offensive disease. Price 25 ¢. Thave found out a gift for my fair. Itis nota ring of gold, nor flowers for her hair, nor pearls for her white neck, but Salvation Oil for her sore throat. She’s a singing bird. Inalllarge communities persons are taking an increased interest in property insurance, and perhaps for that very reason are insuring their lives by using Dr. Bull’s Cough Sy- rup, When they are first attacked with a cough or cold. _ oo. ROOFING Gum-Etastic Roortne Fexr costs only $2.00 per one hundred square feet. 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