The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 22, 1890, Page 1

~ ‘Terms. $4.60 Per year in Advance. VOL. IX. : WASHINGTON, D. 0, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1800. Treachery will not succeed. Honest men will not attempt to heir friends. egion of Honor will elect Great are the acts of honest meu Weak and timid men can’t walk the fence. The temporary office of the Ber js in DeDroit building. your job work to the Ber Never be false to those who are true to you. Brave men will not bluster. You can always tell a coward. *t bluster when you intend ing. » who tell others that he s only blustering. wills Hon. E. P. McCabe is doing well in the Oklaboma. He is the coming man. The people Jook upon bim as their leader. McCabe knows bow to win the people. rof the “Freeman” is an Cooper sing journalist. ente Harrison will be renominated. Harrison is the coming man. Clarkson 1s for Harrison. The country is for Harrison. Harrison is sound on the Negro question Let Harrison be renominated by acclamation. 1 Republican convention ot make any mistakes, The recent will not 1 republican defeat jare the party. No mau can beat Harrison. may be a condidate but 1 will be the man. The Bek is the peoples’ organ. ody should read it. weeks the BEE will cone out newly dressed. 1 should always be kind to Every in a few Some men are too mean to live. Such men may be called vaga~ bonds. women cannot take good ent. The more you do for some wo- less thanks you get. Such women are offensive to themselves and everybody else. kinds of job printing done at c You should see our printing de- All work ready when promised. Marr ‘ges are in the lead. The expected bride of the Lieut. “charming young lady. is noted for ber amiable posessing manners. The last meeting of the Legion ‘\onor is the peoples’ talk. 0 of the officers had a cause sh. en Ways be honest to your fellow hs men has no cause to blush. » Jbe darkest hour is just before “He dawn of day. ote © most abused man gained the Think twice and speak once. The old man is Sorry. It is too late now. : He who laughs last laughs best. Read the Bee and be happy. Let us all stand by Harrison. He shonld be renowivated. Dou't forget we are in the Le Droit building, 8th and F sts.,| Monday Noy. 10th, winds up the Room 50. history of one of the worst crimiual ——— gangs in the South. WHAT I SAW, AND HEARD,| It is stated that two intelligent and higbly respected young color- ed ladies are at the New Endland Conservatory of Music in Boston and have become tke objects of so- cial ostracism. Joe Jackson, alias Winslow, alias Brock, the highwayman and con- federate of Rub Burrows committ- ed suicide in the penitentiary in Miss., last Monday, by jamping headlong from the fourth gallery. The field of corn is much less than anticipated in Lincoln Neb., and further West farmers bave nothing to feed with and vast quantities of hogs, half fatenea are being rushed to market and sacri- ficed at low prices, In Ohio the State Board of Agri- cultare is greatly excited by the prevalence of hog cholera in the central counties of the State and the action of the large hog raisers in rushing their animals to mark- et. There may be fifty candidates in the field in ’92, but I am confident that President Harrison will be re nomiaated by acclamation. There is no reason why that he should not be. ats Whatever may be said of Com- missioner Ross, the colored people can bet on it, that they have a friend in him. Mr. Ross does net know any man by his color. He is to-day one of the best friends the colored people have. His record while City Postmaster verifies my statement. ate The editor of the Bez has not the slighest objections to the editor ot the ‘*Masonic Guide” stealing his “They Say,” which he uses edi torily and ‘What I Saw And Heard,” so long as he tells the pub- lic. In the Guide of November 15, the whole ‘-They Say” and ** What ISaw & Heard,” were reproduced and no credit at all given to the Beg. Of all the thieves, 1 am con- vinced that the literary thief is the greatest. An editor or a writter who will deliberately steal matter and publish the same as his own will murder a child iu cold blood. QUEEN VICTORIA'S COSTLY MISTAKE. Queen Victoria is said to bave a gteat fondness for pearls. Sie has taken care that all her daughters shall have fine pearl necklaces. One of her first purchases, after the birth of each, has been two or three pearls, and every year, until their marriage, she has added a pearl or two to ber stock antil the necklace she required was ready. In this quiet, economical way she has been enabled to make up &@ most complete rope of pearls for each of the princesses, and those who have seen the necklaces at court, say that the daughters are, 80 far as pearls go, well sup- plied with jewelry. Thereby bangs a tale. Some years ago her Majesty bought from a well-known London jeweler three very valuable pearls, * ** The newspapers, or rather sup- posed to be, speaking for the poli- ticians, say that Mr. Blaine will be the candidate of the republican party in ’92. Mr. Blaine, it ‘is troe, may be a candidate, but, there is the rub. Mr. Harrison will be the nominee of the party and will be elected. a % Hon, E, P. MeCabe has been heard Sfrom. He 1s in Oklaboxa doing “well. Aside ‘rom being treasurer of one of the largest county’s in the Territory, he is in the real estate business. From what he says that Territory is fast building up and ina few years, from what | learv, he will be one of the most prominent men in the West. far short of five hundred pounds. A little while after the purchase had been made, the merchant was surpsised to received to receive a letter from a lady at court, which read: “The Queen wishes very much to know whetber pearls will burn.” The reply to this somewhat tartly scientificinquiry wasan assur- ance that if her Majesty wishes to oxy genize pearls for her amusement she would find tnat they would burn in an ordinary fire. The Queen had placed the pearls on ber writ- ing desk, wrapped in a piece of tissue paper. As she was writing one moruing, she used the tissue paper to wipe her pen, and then threw it into the fie. The pearls, all unobserved, went with it. The ashes of the grate were searched for them ia vain. They had been destroyed se utterly as to leave no race. The Queen with her own hand had cast three splendid jewels, worth more than the average in come of her middle-class subjects, into the blaze—Ladies’ Home Journal. Gf Ueara Shorthand Gh * ** Mr. BR. D. Raffin, in conjunction with other citizens of East Wash- ington is doing great good for the poor colored people in that section. If there were more citizens like those in East Washington, I am sure that there wouid be less crime and poverty in the city. Every eitizea should manifest an interest in the poor; every citizen who 1s himself in good circumstances should have atender feeling for his tellow man. I don’t mean to encourage poverty, I mean that it is ourdaty to aid those who are unable to help themselves. w*y I briefly spoke of the Hyman Bros., last week and the duty ol our citizens. Where will you find amore enterprising set of young men; where will you find such stores as they have establisbed in this community? Every citizeo of color shuuld flock to their places of business. They deserve more credit than what they get; they deserve the undivided support of the peo- ple. There should be 50 more of y > our young ladies in their stores.| you to write 100 words a minute. How are they to get there? the |Send 20 cents in stamp: to Rev. question is asked. Let our people] R. N. Countee for trial lesson and show that they want these young] ;yjj particulas men to prosper Dy patronizing os their wb rey places. There are Address R, N. Countee, eighty thonsand people in the Dis- 20 Turley Street. Mem his, Tenn. trict of Columbia and if one fourth | N.B. This offer is good for 60 of this colored population would | days from date, Oct. 15, 1890. patronize these young men there Oct. 11.8 f. would be no occasion for the color ed people to appeal cuntinually to our white feliow citizens. We must do our duty before we ask aid from other people. A Fut Cotrsg or SHortaanp TAUGHT BY MAILIN Stx WeEEKs FOR $5. One boura day will enable mini See Nir ooee NEWS OF INTEREST. The influenza is said to be rag- ing in Berlin. | A charter has been granted to | the Petersburg Alliance Exchange, to do business at Petersburg. The death of Archie Borland at his bome in Oakland, Cal., remov- ed one of the most promiuent old minors on the Pacific coast. The Postmaster at Donaldson, Ark., who is said to be very obuox ious, after an eventful experience, has concluded to resign. The killing of Bob Redding, the noted Negro desperado, in Opelika tions, industrial progress, pub- iy stitution ee cok iy {t'four mouths for one dollar. pps write te m gla stledtihe Aumerieam och peimata mailed fren / the united cost of which was vott SPECIAL NOTICES: | T. E. Dutanzy & Son, —Real Estate Agents, Alexandria, Va. For sale two very cheap brick houses at $1,000 each. Two six room brick houses at $750 each; three six room f ame houses at $600 each; one six room frame house corner lot, $10,50; one six room frame house $675 very cheap. « 20 lots st $1,50 good lo~ cation; 36 lots a* $1,00, $1,10 and $1,25 each; 25 lots on Paine, Wythe and Madison sts., at a bar- gain. Houses and lots sold on small monthly payments, 504 King St. Alex. Va. HALL FOR RENT; The Ar. mozy of the Excelsior Light In- faniry, (1719 Peon. Ave, n. w.) can be rented for Balls, Recep- tions, Lectures Meetings, etc, on reasonable terms, The Armory has been refitted with a splendid new dancing floor and ladies and gents dreesing rooms, hat and coat rooms and a gallery extending the entire length of the building, which makes it one of the most desireable places of amusement in the city. Apply to Capt. Thos. 8. Kelly, 1884 11th, st.n.w: Sergt. Wm. M. Sayles, 914, 17th st.n.w. J. T. Johnson, 352 Pa. Ave. n.w. C. H. Brown, 2031 14thst. n.|] SS w. M.S. 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