The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1892, Page 1

Je Washington Bee be Peer 2 — —— ae one 5 cents per copy. j 7 x : = { URDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1892 No. 15 ; A GOOD HOME C ME IN The managers of the World’s Fair wil: : Ty not listen to a proposition to postpone the le \ I RGI N I A . national exposition because of the threat ened cholera. = Boston’s soft coal consumers are pro | 4 be hy oh aa so j ¥r . . testing against the city ordinance that ings for the Past Six Days Gather | HIG H VIEW PARK. prohibits the use of such coal withou: and Condensed for Our Readers. WM. E. MAT y don’t you buy a lot? Ti smoke consumers. | ie: coy iti Es Raa ot? There ee Advices from Venezuela state that the General. Posty gH He WI 2 fas hss gh groand, bean- THEY SAY, revolution is on the wane. Crespoiscar:| Congui McCreery’s resignation has bees ; : i ate “te : oe ioe Small — rying everything before him, and may accepted. ts. ek. | mi 1 say ments will pay for your 3 soon capture Caracas, ine i i i | lot i then von eg ef 2 a 7 sei Business is very dull in Paris, owing te ome & rere the colored members a ate) 1 i j HIGH VIEW PAR of the committee. ide of Gold Cure, and its name has been salon onthe y coe a ieee 5 ALPHA AA J K ae : changed to the Keely League. . ie located on one of tl They were preseut in name but ‘No.1 A a The Democrats of Nashua, N. H., nh on i the highest not Hea : B. BRUCE, A Knoxville, Tenn., dispatch says that have a campaign bicycle club. Alexandria county, Vir- ‘ss Loan two-and half miles free (Acqueduet) bridge, main road to Falls Church tot the hae of the projveted lroad, which wil be s Chareb. Park offers induce- ‘i, rich and poor, white t lored. The ground lies slop- to cuth, well drained, aud t exposed to the sun. All 50 feet front and from 150 200 feet deep. The streets will (and trees planted, ins will be spared to one of the most attraes itiful places around sits of any amou n real estat THE ALPHA Picasa REAL ESTATE AND LECTION COMPANY. b a) tipgton. ls of the lots is perfect tract can be seen at office, acan time me | alii ab for Pamphiets, Pee lth of his section is per- take the BEE Wadham = The international cricket match be- | Richard Mansfield, the actor, was mar | malaria, bat pure fresh i 5 FATAERS OF GREAT tween Ganada and the United States was | ried in New York to Beatrice Cameron, | Blue Ridge, and the The parade was a success. LIPERATI easily won by the American cricketers at | the leading lady of his company, A TVENTIONR! | nd purest of water, The citizen’s committes was aia i .. | Philadelphia, who scored 311 runs inone | Samuel A. Moody, a cripple, of Bel- ! erms of are such as to ISS ¥ Hans Christian Anderson’s fa- | jnning, to 65 for the Canadians. mont, near Belfast, Me., killed Fannie \ > pa u the power of everyone to G. A. ir wii ra home; acd the p rices, ED a) 1° j the lowest around the city, with Blue Uniform Naits- sm sh, and monthly payments 84.50 up v l terest, or a discount om -. - : ish is Miss This Sale, as we I erection of several houses early closed them out. | will soou be commenced. —OUR- | GHUGGHES, SCHOOLS, STORES, ETc. (:. A. RR. fur hats itigh View Park has two colored ‘ 5 n | | churches, one school house, one | Odd Fel hall, two stores, and jarew lk some church will soon t $1.25 have no equal. prices going on in avd OILDREN’s Clo! partments. We solicit your | ction. /OHEY' View Park has the most 1nd desirable lots around » w Park offers a home tbe reach of everyone. 1 View Park is just the thing ent or a home. High View Park overlooks Four V » and is above maleria JULIUS CHEAP CORNER, and L Streets, n. w. nvestr and Children — Perfect Plenty of room tor , and out-door life. 4. O, Hutterty, Capt. Cole will sneceed Justice Montgomery. C.M. Smith ought to succeed Capt. Cole. When you dig a ditch for others you very often fall in it yourself, Some horses are very sure footed, but, not so much so that they never stumble, | T. H. Carter is doing some good work ia New York. Be kind to those who are kind to you. The B. M.C., will be a success in October next. Tickets are seiling very fast. Do you want a live paper if so very successful. Men of honor will meet their ob- ligations. It was to be regretted that the President could not be present. Be up and doing is the watch- word. A new Chief of Police will be ap pointed. He will Le arepablican from way back. The colored soldiers looked well. The press convention should be largely represented. Mrs. B. K, Brace was the center of attraction at the national recep- ton at the Capitol Monday night. Did you see the parade? Go to the Philadelphia House if you want to be treated right. The Holmes Hotel at 333 Vir- ginta avennes. w, isthe place to go. Mrs. Josephine B. Bruce, the chairman of the badge committee, is a native of Philadelphia. At an early age her parents moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where for many years her father, Dr. Joseph W'1- son, followed the profession of der- istry. She was educated in Cleve- land, graduating from the High School of that city, In 1878 she was married to Senator B. K. Bruce of Mississippi, since which time sie has been a continuous resident of Washington. Mrs. Bruce’s advice and co-operation in the work of the committee has been of great value to the ladies, and aided if it were possible to the high regard in which they have al- ways held ber. ther was a cobbler. Dickens’ father wasa poor clerk In a navy pay office. Rouseau, the anther of “Emile.” was the son of a watchmaker. The father of Thomas hood was a dealer in poultry and game. The father of K-ats kept a livery stable, in which the poet was born. Defoe was the son afa butcher and himself was a stocking maker by trade. The tather of Thackeray was a clerk in the service of the East india Company, Gray’s father was serivener, or copyist, and designed the poet for the same occupation. Sachs. the German poet, was a tailor’s son and bimself followed the calling. Kirke White, the English poet was a butcher’s son and carried steak to his father’s customers. Moliere was the sou of an upbhol- ste:er, who tried in vain to teach him the rudiments of the business. Thiers, the historian of the the wife of Charles Billings presented her husband with six boys at one birth. The father is a poor mountain hunter. Alfred Henshaw, a wealthy citizen of Harrisonville, Mich., has confessed to murdering his partner, Richard Drake, ten years ago, The body was hidden ina wenty thousand acres of land were devastated by inundations and 42,000 houses destroyed and 800 persons killed and wounded by a recent gale at Yokus- hima, Japan. Mr. Reckenbach, of Missoyri Valley, Iowa, yesterdagattempted to fill alighted gasoline stove, when it exploded and set the house on fire, and her four children were burned to death, Samuel J. Tilden’s famous saddle horse Blackstone died in New York last week of old age. He was a Kentucky thor. oughbred, and was purchased by Mr. Tilden twenty-five years ago. The British government has made a direct demand upon Russia for an ex- planation of the recent seizures of Capa- dian sealers by Russian cruisers in the North Pacific, fifty miles from Copper Island, The new Bruce telescope, just com- pleted for Harvard University, is a suc- cess, and Professor Pickering expects it to reveal “forty-five times more stars than have yet been known to human as- tronomers.” The relatives of Frank Riley, the sailor on the United States steamship Newark, who was killed in Genoa, a few days ago, have retained counsel to secure, i: possible, some reparation from the Ital- ian Government. By the premature explosion of thirty three pounds of powder on the cruiser Philadelphia, off Fort Henry, Lieutenant Ackerman and three sailors were badly injured. One of the sailors will lose one eye and perhaps both, Some 6,900 acres of land in Woodland township, Burlington County, N. J., have been purchased by a French lady oamed Talleyrand, who proposes estab- iishing a French colony. It is to be known as Chatsworth Park, Myers big carriage factory in New York was burned at a loss of $100,000. A story that yellow fever has brokes out at New Orleans is officially denied. David Bruce, the inventor ef the type casting machine, died last week in New York. Mr. G'aestone is bracing up for his coming work by mountain climbing in Wales. The physicians at Loon Lake have de cided that Mrs. Harrison has consump- tion in an advanced stage, It is announced that Judge Werts will accept the Democratic nomination fos Governor of New Jersey. She-iff Laumeister, of San Francisco, Cal., has been found guilty of contempt for refusing to hang a man, The Provident Bank and Building Se ciety, of London, has closed its doors, with liabilities of about $800,000, Belle Nichols and then shot himself. Nearly full returns of the election im Vermont give Fuller (Rep.) a plurality of 19,664 and a majority of 18,014 for Gev- ernor, Captain James Heflin, aged 47 years, of Maysville, Ky., fell dead from heart disease produced by excitement over cholera news. The depression of the ny Ser industries in South Wales is ing avery week, and the stoppage of more factories is imminent, At the suggestion of Secretary Foster the Supervising Architect has ordered a special agent to go to Philadelphia to se- lect a site for the new mint. The Democratic National Committee secured the arrest of Labor Commissione: Peck at Albany, N. Y., on the charge of having destroyed official papers. Sculptor J. S, Hartley has finishee modelling his heroic statue of Ericsson, in his studio in New York, It will prob- ably be cast in bronze in the spring. A company has been organized by the locked out granite cutters of Concord, N. H. A tract of land has been leased and the company will begin business im- O;po. new city postoflice.) | Quiet and Clean—No Smoke, no an eugene ticket will be e+ French Revolution and afterwards] The convention of the Republican ap soa eel oliciniey, the feet of te inal SWatedbanst ape tetigr ot; atmosphere clear as bis . President of France, was the son| League of Clubs at Buffalo adjourned migrant ships allowed to leave Ham- Manaufa y Badges, Med 2 of Gold and Silver. tches, Clock rome. Secure a vote. before prices ads , Water, fresh air, per 100ls, churches, Odd stores, ete. In short, all avd a safe in- ring a snt for the rest. Ity. We will drive ycu out to see the property free ri ly to . : iG EW PARK CO., Aili W ork Warranted. Room 5. Corcoran building, corner Streets, Washington, ” W. CALVIN CILASE, 1109 I St, n. w. 1 Jewels See and Jewelry. i Complicated Wateh an isi¢ Box Repai Spe It oO 7 I 2G St, a. w. WASHINGTON, D. C. fay ES ABLISHED 1866. © — BUAASIINE'S LOAN OFFICE 361 Pennsylvania Avenue. and silver watches, dia= e ) stols, guns, me~ tools, ladies’ and gentle- ng apparel. { and silver bought. -edeemed pledges for sale. ASSOCIATION TO 1 AND 28th— Na- AMERICAN PRESS [ATION .ENT'S OFFICE A PATRIOTIC WORK, Pvery person who is opposed to Free Trade Slavery and favors American Industrial Inde secured through the polleyof Pro- ould read the documents published » American Protective Tariff League. As sé ie citizen it is your duty to place these x of OUT | goouments in the hands of your friends. They are interesting and instructive, and embrace discussions of all phases of the Tariff question. The League publishes over 50 different docu- s, comprising nearly 600 pages of plainly printed, carefully edited and reliable informa- tion, Among the authors of these documents utive Board o| ortly t meeti Iphia ¢ The trou n this country ntial ation s nd unwave Tbomas H. Carter of this city is employed at the national commit~ tee rooms and is doing good work for the Age. Commissioner J. W. Douglass is entitled to the respact and contfi- deace of the citizens cf Washing- ton. The address of Rev. W. W. Scott was well received on Sunday. He bandied his srbject well, Be kind to those in distress. Do you want alive paper, if 80 subscribe at once. Go to Dr. Beller’s drug store 16 and M street n. w., if you want the : BEE. He Is always kept supplied, with pa; ers as weil as withfresh drags. Disappointments never come aloue. Negro leadership is a failure. It is made up of talk and self in- terest. The race 1s advocated for self aggrandizement. You should have seen Madame Joues. She electrofies her hearers. Ner beauty is in her voice. Some people think that they know it all. The boys commenced to leave town soon. Bring your .cards and wedding invitations to the BEE ollice. The name of the President was highly applauded. Strange things will happen some times. of a lockmender.—N. Y. Press, ae __ A Word for Motherssin-Law— Au asylum for mothers-in-law 1s being built in Austria, by wealthy Austrian woman, and provision has been made for five hundred occupants. This item will afford an opportunity for many a hawor- ous paragraph, but there are plen- ty of true men and women in America, at least, who will gladly testify that there is ample space for mothers-in-law out side of the asylum. Who paid the son-in law’s debts, and started him in successful business, intead of let- ting him sink to the level of his dissipated companions? Who pays a generous half of the wife’s expenses and supplements the scanty larder from ber own stores? Who takes all the children home when there are sickness in family and never mention her own discom- fort and selfssacrifiiees? Who is always ready in case of disaster and calamity, sickness, disappoint- ment, or disgrace, to sustain and comfort, and who bears meekly the public reproach of her title, be- cause of the few meddlesome, scan- dal-loving, selfish mothers of mar- ried children? And who meekly endures the slights and the per- haps thoughtless but none the less unkind words of the family which quickly forgets benefits received and plans with more or less open- ness how to get rid of ber presence? Some day, those five hundred Austrian mothers-in.laws will be beyond the reach of sons’ or daughters’ care, and then, perhaps, the world will ring with praises of their generosity and self-denial. Why not close the asylum and give after re-electing General Clarkson presi- dent, and passing stirring resolutions A parade in which 10,000 men were in lige wound up the exercises, It has been decided by the stockholders of the New York Metropolitan Opera House not to rebuild. This decision was reached after a two hour's session of the directors and stockholders. It was also decided to sell at public auction the com- pany’s property. Leading Canadian Government news- paper organs are urging the necessity of constructing a canal between Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair. This would make Canada independent of the United States in respect of canals and save 13( miles of waterway, The large floating population of New York city has been materially dimin- ished. The influx from abroad, even from ports not infected with cholera, has been reduced to a minimum, On the big steamer Ciudad Condal, from Havana, there was only one passenger. According to Henrietta Kenealy, a vol- unteer nurse in the Eppendorfer Hospital, Hamburg, there is one good point about cholera. It does not keep its victim in suspense. If they are to die, they die quickly ; if they are to recover, they re- gain their usual health and spirits in a day. Mrs. Harrison’s condition showed a slight improvement, there being no fur- ther accumulation of watery substance in the lung cavity. Her physicians ne longer conceal their anxiety, and prac- tically admit that the case has gone be- yond the point where human skill cav prevail. The White Star Steamship Company has commissioned the great Belfast shiz builders, Harland & Wolff, to build af Atlantic steamer that will beat the record in size and speed. She has al- ready been named “Gigantic” and will be 700 feet long, 65 feet 74 inches beam. and 4,500 horse power, It is estimated she will be able to make 27 knots au hour. Strike Leader Hugh O’Donnell has ourg, reached New York with cholera or board, eleven deaths having occurred oc the passage. Capt. W. W. Ker, independent Demo- 2ratic candidate for Congress in the Third Pennsylvania District, has with- drawn at the instance of the Na- tional Committee. The ferryboat South Brooklyn struck a rock and sank after reaching her slip at the foot of Whitehall Street, New York. All the passengers and crew were anded in safety, Dr. Hamniond, of Washington, has soilected seventy cases which have oc- curred in that city during the last ten years of men dying suddenly from run- hing after street cars, Advices received at San Francisco by the steamer China state that hundreds of houses were wrecked by a tornado re- cently. Great damage has been done by Hoods in Northern China, Miss Elizabeth Ney, of Hempstead, Tex., a descendant of Marshal Ney, of france, will execute in marble the statues of a number of Ti heroes for exhibition at the World’s Fair. Secretary Foster, of the Treasury De- partment, has sent a notice to the keep- ers of the life saving stations, ordering them to burn all articles from cholera vessels washed ashore or found on the beach, European medical reports show that two-thirds of the cholera patients are women and children, and that, of the men patients, the great majority are either hard drinkers or have broken con- stitutions, Ex-champion pugilist Sullivan ridi- cules a report that he was poisoned before his recent fight with Corbett in New Or- leans. He admits that Corbett beat him wirly, and says he probably never was vle to beat Corbett. A man, while ascending the stairs of Ford block, New Haven, fellover the isters and crashed through a dead- light into the jexlery store of the Ford company and landed on an exhibit of Acne, " Dudley, of New Ji ;. i i .2-N. Y Ledger. - A fs . = et Washin tons rok 3,2, Dow, ; a Medeor the testimonies now. ?-N. Y Ledg' been arrested again at Pittsburg, charged | ne porcelain, damaging $1,000 worth of sre hs i If: Hughes: Hon. E. A. Well a eee Ps oe with the murder of Pinkerton Detective | 8043. Now York; Concresstraifesot | Said light and there was light. Th il nee with | Klein. Twenty-nine true bills on va | The report that the Grand Duke Nich- B-vesoman Perkins, of Kansas; on Tuesday |; bd a Tal oie) Sp ie rious charges were found by the Grand | \las of Russia is to marry an untitled ‘of New York; Hon.Geo. Draper. | The moon was not up in the World’s Fair grounds, where ene i rae firmed. She is i I ee a eee but Edson made a moon F F > Jury against 29 strikers at the Duquesne | *idow is confirmed. She is immensely ; — = ed gee Sy night, se z j all eee trains will disevarge mill, Manager Campbell, of the Posta/ | tealth and lives on the estate near Bu- 4 JoUN MivcHELL, JR. PRes widows, of New York; EnoeB | Hoge search lights were grand. |tneir passengers, will be a band- via left her by her husband, who was a ; Telegraph Company, was ordered to pro jose H, He. a ge They can a war ship thirty miles in | some stracture costing — $225,000, | duce copies of certain telegrams which | ‘1 dealer, The Grand Dake will re- ee eee any address, post paid, for Fifty GO Cents, | the darkest that ever hovered over|and will accomodate 25,000 per-| passed between the strike leaders during | counce all his special tights is ordeg e ae <pPR nee Wilhur F. Wakeman, Se covad (eS sous at one time. the riot, that he may marry her, j “5 TREET, Chairman 0! ne | West Twenuty-Third Street, New Z Board.