The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1892, Page 3

e, in iE BEE TE AUTHORIZED AGENTS. |MR. HARRISON ACCEPTS. AST WASHINGTON, {HE MAKES AN ABLE APPEAL FOR w Fowler, 318 3r@d8, EK. RE-ELECTION. 5 > for advertising furnished on appli ‘ nt Guiniahinabnatnamantiy win ntk The McKinley Bill Defended—Subsidies verted Bt any “price All gen.ittances | ‘* American Ships—State Hanks Con- uid be made by Graft, posta! money order demned—Election Bill Endorsed—A Firm «) wavintaped lattay Movev forwarded | Foreign Policy. ~ way, is atthe sender's risk. in President Harrison’s formal letter ac- qunaie ~ney the amountand what itis for | cepting the renomination of his party «sould be distinctly stated. was given to the press on Monday even- wtters, ete,, should bs ad-dressed | ing, the 5th inst., at Washington, He declares, at the outset, that he avails himself of the first opportunity of free- dom from the cares of his office to re- spond to Chairman McKinley’s official notification, and then enters upon an ex- Position of the vital issues of tae cam- paign. He first alludes to the fact that the work of the Fifty-first Congress has been subjected to revision by a Democratic Congress without results. Discussing next the Democratic plank relating to the removal of the tax on State bank: is- sues, he points out the results that he deems would follow a return to local bank issues. He holds that changes way become necessary, but that a national system of currency is the good fruit of bitter experience, and the people will not consent to the reactionary proposal of State banks. _ The work accomplished by the admin. istration in recovering the ocean garry: ing trade to American bottoms is alluded to with pride. Considerable space is devoted to the reciprocity policy and to the benefits that have resulted from its adoption. “Great credit is due,” the President says, “ to Mr. Blaine for the vigor with which he pressed his view upon the country, The results already attained are such, I am sure, as to es- tablish in popular favor the policy of reciprocal trade.” Pointing out the unsettled and de- pressed condition of trade abroad fol- lowing the adoption of this policy the President says: “ They see very clearly that with a restriction of American pro- duction and trade a corresponding in crease of European production and trade would follow, and I will not believe thas what isso plain to them can be hidden from our own people,” Figures are given showing how American trade has grown under reciprocal trade treaties to which the Administration has deyoted itself, The recent report of Labor Commis- sioner Peck is mentioned as confirming from a Democratic source the claims of Ail BEE PUBLISHING, CO. Washinton D.C PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY A’ 11091 ST..N.W., WASH..D C. WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD prof. J, W. Fowler,8, 3183 d street, s. e. J. H. Beller, Druggist, corner 1étn and M street, north west. Philadelphia House, 348 Penn. Avé., n. w. Ww. W. Jackson, 228 44% street, n. Ww. Moses Payne, 205 434 street, n. w. 4. P. Stewart, 352 Pennsylv nla Ave. n. w. NEW YORK CITY. D. A. Green, 429, 6th Ave, BOSTON, MASS. Wm. L, Reed, 93% Cambridge st, ALEXANDRIA VirciNiA, wW. A. Carter, 313 Wilkes street. SATURDAY, SEPP..17, 1892 ah Locals. Read the BEE. lan | ieee PRINTER WANTED. A good printer can find perma- nent employment. at this oflice by applying atonce. Good wages to the 1ight party. An Evening Social will be given by the Industrial Working Club of Shiloh Baptist church at the residence of Mre. Rosa Carter, 1711 K st., n. w., Monday evening Sept. 19th. Admission 10 cents. ‘he Grand Evcampmeet con- certa, to be given Thursday and Friday evenings, the 22 and 23, by Mme. Sissieretta Jones, the greatest singer in the world, proms ise to be the greatest of all con« certs, Mme Marie Selika, whose sweet enchanting voice never fails to keep an audience wild with enthusiasm will assist in these-concerts. Don’t fail to hear berehe is a wonder of to- dey. Also, other well known artists have been engeged. Admienon - ~~ 5¢ Cents the President says; “The convention did npt adopt a schedule, but a princi- ple that is to control all tariff schedules, " Referring to some of the special effects of the McKinley bill, the President speaks of the establishment of tin plate, pearl button, silk plush, linen, lace and other new industries in this country, In this connection he quotes from the report of the Carlisle Committee as affirming that under the tariff wages have increased, the cost of articles entering into the daily life of the people has been lowered, and there has been an advance in farm pro- ducts, The benefits of the South under the tariff, the retention of the markete of the world to American producers, while keeping our own markets for Americans, are given at some length. The monetary plank is approved and che recommendation to the last Congress on the elections bill, in the light of the recent Alabama election is discussed and Br suRETO CONSULT EMMA, EX Gypsy queen, clairvoyant and as- ‘trologist; a lite-long student of ocs cultism, .923 First st, 8, w.; hours 1 to 7 p.m,; fee 502. Open Sun~ days. —_~ eo The happy couple, Dr. an d Mrs. Caba- niss, residing at 1906 K St n. w., were the recipient of numerous last callers . The many valuable and use- reiterated. The extended civil service aeaee, tak have been on exbibi-}and the work of the Agricultural De- tion since their merriage, Sept. 8 in| partment in furthering thesale of Ameri- can food products abroad are other themes. Then in succession the foreign policy, the care of the veterans of the war, and the need of discriminating against immigration are dealt with, and ‘n conclusion the policies of the two par. ties are brought into contrast. GILBERT ISLANDS SEIZED. British War Shtps Grab More Territory in the South Seas. Reports received at San Francisco by Australian steamer from the Gilbert Is- lands bring news of the seizing of the islands by Great Britain, This; follow- ing on theseizure of Johnson Islands and she purchase of Niihan islands, indicates that England intends to rule in the South Seas. The chief production of Butaritari and of the Gilbert group is cocoanuts, the trade in which is very valuable. Lately the King has permitted several shiploads of natives to go as laborers to Queensland and to Mexico. It was a cargo of these Islanders who went down with the brig Tahiti in the Gulf of Mex- ico. It is claimed that the British pro- cectorate of the Gilbert Islands will ruin several San Francisco firms. Alexandria, Va., bespeak the popularity of bothbride and groom. Miss Johnson, of Boston, is visiting her friends at 1109 ESt., 5. w. Dr. Frank J. Grimke has re- turped to the city ; he occupied his pulpit last Sunday and delivered a very interesting and instructive lectare on the Lord’s Supper. Invitations are out forthe mar- riage of Dr. J. R. Wilder, of this city to Miss Sallie C. Pearson, in the Ladson Memorial church, Columbus, S,C. Tharsday morn- ing Sept., 15th at 11 o'clock. Dr. and Mrs. Wilder will be at home after October ist at 412 B st., 8, & ood Prof. J. T, Layton, music teach- er in the public schools has select ed 300 colored children to sing on the avenue on Tuesday, the day ot the Grand Army parade. This will be the greatest event 10 the history of the Grand Army Encampment; The white chil- dren will sing under the direct- ion of Mr. Tracy. These children will sing patriotie choruses which willbe the principal features of the demonstration on the day of the parade. Gladstone and “Labby.” The correspondence between Mr. Glad- stone and Mr. Labouchere on the subject nf the alleged objection of the Queen to jifr. Labouchere’s presence in the Cabi- net, fills six pages of the London Truth. In his comments on the correspondence Mr, Labouchere unqualifiedly asserts that the Queen did interfere, although Mr. Gladstone was strictly within the hounds of truth in saying that he had not submitted Mr, Labouchere’s name to Her Majesty. London Not Scared. A report from London states that the cholera scare has practically died out there. The general feeling is that it is too late forthe spread of the epidemic. The number of cases in England has been thirty, with four deaths, and no new cases are reported this week. AMUSEMENTS, FZ ERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER. Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street Gra 1a Double Attraction G. A. R. Week! 2 Performances Daily. Mattinee and Night Indoors and Outdoois. Wm. Muidoon Champion Wrestler of the World. And itis Own Atheletic School, in Con- junction Witb the Hen Company- Au Interesting Series of Olympic Games. 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Encampment Concerts. ——WILL BE GIVEN AT THE—— Metropolitan Church, M Street, Bet. 15th & 16th 8 THURSDAY & FRIDA For the Benefit of the Orga ON treets, Warhington, D.C Y EV’GS, SEPT. 22d & 23, n Fund of the Metropolitan A. M.E, Chureh, by Mme. 2 © Ss: isieretta Jones THE BLACK PATTI, The Greatest Singer inthe World. 30,000 People in Four Concerts in New York and Brooklyn. $4,000 Worth of Diamonds and Presents! MADAME M. SISIERETTA JONES, Prima-Donua Soprano; ASSISTED BY THE FOLLOWING TALENT: MME MARIA SELIKA, Miss Lulu Hamer, washingto' Mr. Harry manding @ of composition. ker Burleigh of Erie é t jon full and pay delicate execution of the highest grades n’s Famous contralto soloist. Pa. Basso Cantante, Com-+ Mr. Sidney Woodward, theicelebrated tenor of Boston: Mr. Joa: H. Douglass, Washington ”g favorite violinist, Prof. Walter F. Craig, New york’s celebrated violin soloist. Mr. CO. 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TAKE NOTICE, 9 0, 41k 30 p.m. Express trains sto. tee mee Only 845 $1040 «! ig. AL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHYLADELDHY = For Philadelphia, New. York, Hoston, and BOARDING HOUSES. | the: Bast. “au 3 09, du we Dining” Gur) Ip., 12 00 noon, 2.40 Dining Car), (11 $0 p Holmes House. ae Phindepeia Wi eine ae RESTAURANT @LA DIES DIN ING PaRtor, pai. Sleeping Car ra ‘fiing throggh to ston without change, “ls Ponghkeepsie Lritoe Fine Wines, Choice Brandies, And Old Whiskies. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE Meals served to Order, ine J. O. HOLMES, Propureror, | ou. orders tei af o'clock.) For Chester, 5: ms passenger sien 8, @ M. station at Bos- acute Cs a. mand 12 00 noon, tExcept aii s Sehr ae ony, ou orders left at, et Offices, 619 o Pennsylvania aven p = 333 Va. Ave., Southwest. JT-ODELL, CHASE SOUL Sas Cie: ee Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agon Mooney and Business will Solve the Negro Probiem, ~ If you wish to make a Safe Investinent take stock in the Virginia Industrial, Mer- Cantile, Building and LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE—718 E, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA CAPITAL STOCK $lon000 | Shares $5.00 Each. (Incorporated under the laws of Virginia July 3rd, 1891. ObPFTICERS: GEORGE WILLIAMS, JR., President, Richmond, Va. REV. R. J. PERKINS, Vice-President, Huntington, W. Va. PROF. E. D. SOOTT, 2nd Vice-Pres. and Auditor, Petersburg, Va, DR. H.L. HARRIS, Treasurer, ~ Richmond, Va. CORNELIUS MIMMS, Attorney, Manchester, Va. J. H. BLACKWELL, Secretary and Gen’! Manager, Manehester, Va G. W. Edwards, General Traveling Agent, Clifton Forge, Va., w H. Bailey, Ass’t Gen’l Traveling Agent, Richmond, Va., W.S. Thomas, Man’g’r Clifton Store, North Carolina. The General Board of Directors includes members from Vir West Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Wasbin nalts C., North Carolina, Maryland, Alabama and Texas, a In less than six months of vigorous work it declares a divi Twenty (20) per cent toits members. This is an yap ized by the colored people, run by them and their interest, i sar-Colored Agents and Colored Clerks in stores and at the M: Office. : A LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA., with a full line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries and a corp of polite clerks to wait upon their many customers. A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE in Richmond selling all kinds of country produce such as Grain, To- bacco, Oattle and Lumber, Chickens, Eggs, Batter, Fruit, ec. The BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY will soon be in active operation giving employment to our own people The management is making strcuuous efforts to put in operation in the near fatare tron and Coal Mines as we have thousands of miners who are members of the Association. DRY GOODS SYLORES. Several dry goods stores centrally located will be put in operation in the fall, at least by December ist. One will be located at Washington D. C., one at Charleston, West Virginia, one at Lynchburg, Va., aad one in Richmond, Virginia, or possibly in other sections as the mana- gers are determined by God’s belp to. push the Association to the front and start up business in every place where the people interest them- selves and take shares in the Association. ‘This also being a Building and Loan Association it has already made loans on real estate in Virginia and North Carolina. BENEFITS OF THH ASSOCIATION Remember the shares of this Association are five dollars each. Any person can purchase any nuwber of these shares not exceeding one thousand. The stockholders are the sole owners of the Association. The money that is made iu all o” he various departments is sammed up and the expenses deducted and the profits divided among the stock- holders each and every year. Reliable and energetic agents wanted in every city and town in the United States. Address all communica tions to J. H. Blackwell, Secretary and General Manager, 718 B. Broad Street, Richmond, Va., or apply to Charles E. Mitchell, room 11, 934 F street, 0. w. AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR. We are arranging to have tbe largest Fair on the-i3th, 14th and 15th of Sept., 1892, ever held by the colored people in any section. It is hoped every farmer, teacher and public man will arouse his people and let us come together and show to the world what we can do aga race. Now let the farmers, mechanics, miners and in factievery boty get ready for this great enterprise, rs Se £