The Washington Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1890, Page 3

THE BteE AUTHORIZED aGENTS. AST WASHINGTON, Fowler, 318 3rd.8, E. <> ——_—<$£_ dvertismmg farnisned on appli able advertisements Will not | price. All remittances by draft, postal money order etter. Money forwarded way, isat the sender’s risk, In re amountand What it Is for stated. should &2 ad-dressed ete, EE PUBLISHING, co, Washington D.C 9. epee s-MLISHED EVERY SATURDAY A’ 1109 1 ST. N. W-. WASH.. DC. CAN BE HA ard street, 8.e. M Street. between 12th . 16th and gist corne' Nortn west a House, 348 Pennsy.e nia Ave, ‘NEW YORK CITY. n, 429, 6th Ave, BOSTON, MASS. wm. L. Reed, Cambridge st, y. R. 8. Laws, editoral cor- ndent and South Washing- son manager. All kinds of Job g done, Advertisements scriptions received. 316 H .8. We SATURDAY, Dec. 18, 1890 Locals. Read the Bee mext week. Wanted wt this ottice three good @ s. Liberal per. entage paid. Bros., for your Go to Hyman Christmas gouds. Don't forget the entertainment at tie Berean Church. See adver- t e Townsend indignation meet- 1 materialize. The movers ero thought it best ) There was not so ich patriotism iu it after all. rest. athe breathing is difficult and the uasal air passages obstruet- ed-a sure forerunner of catarrh-Old Saul’s Catarrl Cure, the specific for is desease should be used. Price 25 cents. 38, the Grecian orator, | ined mmering by having bis mouth fill with pebbles, and apy are the modern orators who have cured their hoarseness by an occasional dose of Dr. Bull’s Cough Svr his 8 W. Calvin Chase, attorney at , practices in all the courts of giuia and the District of Co- a, Office at present, 1109 I 1.w. Titles searched, deeds other legal papers carefully drawn. » chances of recovery for an ult be sosmall when uanecessari- stroug medicine be used, how wuch smaller mast be the chances o! a baby when dosed with opiates aud other powerful medicines. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is the remedy jor the diseases of childred. Price The memorial exercises, in honor ot the late W. J. Simmons. were largely attended last sabbath after- i. Mr, R, D. Raffin, president. W. B. Johnson, delivered ilogy. Letters of regret were read by Mr. J. E. Purdy. Addresses were delivered by Mr. J. W. Crom- Well, Rey. W. H. Phillip and others. Mr, L. R. Harvey furnished music. ‘ev. J. W. E, Bowen read the ure lesson. oo THE LEGION OF HONOR. willbe a meeting of the utal Legion of Honor, e office of the Bee, Tues- oon at 4:30 o’clock to asures important to the (the organization. All requested to be pres y order of rel, President, Chase, Sec., and Soh ». MeGoins, Chair man itive Committee. SC SHINGTON _ Rev. a president of the Natic ty, and pas- tor of the ‘apt. church has again 9 the city rom Pictsb he .on- duced t arvic 8 of ireen Sts Bz 1. Alle- ghany. He ‘755,16, yaid off the $6,500) u the church; | pulpit aud chairs at a c and - some carpet and ible, Bible and bou and au lluminated g a= ners He ordained ‘ir deacons; John Adan 3. lart ind received 3 membersuip uf the ch baptism and one by two by Chnetian euperiéncs, : The Sunday school convened at = P.m., with deacon Edward Ev- aus as Supt., and a corps of seven teachers and a _lasies Missionary society, with Mrs. Sallie Rozier as president and Mrs. Nettie Jack- son a8 Secretary. fee Ss KERNAN’S NEW WASHING TON THEATRE. The Henry Burlesque Co., which will open next Monday night for one week only, is one of the most brilliant attractions of the season and comprices a host of leading burlesque queens, American and European specially stara aud tal- ented comedians. It ig rich in new features, strong in vocal tal- ent and superior in every respect to the average burlesque show. Ita first part entitled ine Recep tion at the Art Gallery, is magui- cent and its olio excellent. The burlesque, The Gon-do-liars or the King of Kn Ti-Ku-Ra je a rich travesty of Gilbert and Sullivans Operatic success and replete with bew songs, pew music and vew features, including rich sensations original da-ces and pretty Tab leaux: Included in the excellent cast are the famous black face comedians, MclIutyre and Heart. Phe burlesque wii] be handsome- ly staged. Ladies matinees Tues. {bureday und Saturday: Dee. 22, the Sensational Boom Model Burlesque Co HARRISON AND MORTON LEAGUE. A bumber of prominent colored Republicans met at the office of the Bee, Le Droit Building, last Tuesday eveniug and organized a Harrison and Morton Republican League. The meeting was called to by W. Calvin Chase, who said that the President’s message urging the passage of the Fede:al election bill shou'd receive be indorsement of every loyal Republican in the country. The following temporary officers were elected: George H. Boston, president, and W. H. Jones, secretary. A set of resolutions offer- ed by Mr. Jones was adopted stating that erroneous statemerts are con- stantly being made converning the grievances of the colored Ameri- cans, which has a tendency to alien- ate friendship and otherwise injure their political advancement. The resolutions faurthur commended their unswerving patriotism and unimpeachable fidelity, and spoke of the “‘monarchical and hereditary provisions of the civil se: vice plank of the platform, whose vccupants are inimicable to the administra- tion and must justly be considered as faithfal allies of the defeated party.” It resolves, that in consid- eration of the difficalties of the President, he has been unmistaba- bly equal to the great emergency, and nas benefited them at every opportunity. Acommittee of fifteen members were appointed to hold a mass meeting to indorse the mess- age of the President. Hon. B. K. Bruce, John R. Lynch, E. M. Hew- lett, and A. W. Europe were elect- ed honorary members of the organ ization. The league adjourned to meet next Monday evening at 7 o'clock. —--— ewe WEST WASHINGTON NOTES. The Musical and Literary Asso- ciation held its regular meeting last Thursday evening and con- tinued the discussion: Resolved that Genl. Robt. E. Lee was a greater general than U. 3. Grant. Messrs. Daniel Lomax and J. fownsend Beason were the lead ing disputants. The follo ving gen. tlemen also took part in i1e debate Messrs. Richard Keye-, D, Brown and Jus. L. Turner. Mr. Beason bad the sympathy of he large audience preseat, but Mr. Lomax, being a forceable speaker carried | off the honors in the deyute. The musical part of the exe:cises was av interesting feature of tue pro- gramme. Mr. Robt: Poindexte: a much respected citizen of this j-lace, died Tuesday moruing after a short illness, and was buried Thursday afternoon from the First Baptist Church, West Star Loige No. 1380 G. U. O, of O. F. of which he was a member, attended in a body. Rev. Sandy Alezander offi- ciated, : Young peopie’s praise meetin is-maane: *§ Me Zion M. if Church at 4 o’clock p. w. All are iuvited. The furneral of Mr. Churchill Carter of the District Auditors Office whose death was nentioued in our last issue, took piace Sun- day morning from the First Bap tist church. Window S.n Lodge No. 7F. A. A. M. of which the decease wasa member attended in a body. Mr. Charles Lemons acting as master of ceremonies: Rey. Sandy Alexandria preached avery eloquent sermon. Rev. T. O. Carroll preached a Good Semaritan sermon to the St, Rebecca Lodge No. 5 TI, O. of G. S. Sunday night at Mt. Zion M. E. Courch. Mr. Chas. H. Mare shall G. N. C. delivered an excel- lent address and presented to the churck a handsome sum of money. Wanted fifty enbscribers by the first of January for this section. Please Jeave your orders with our ageot, Mr, Jas. L, Turner. SPECIAL NOTICES. Unfurnished Rooms for rent: 510 20th St., N. W. 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