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

DHE BEE AUTHORIZED aGENTs. SAST ¥ ASHIRGTOR, « Fowler, 318 tras, E. ————————————— sumates for advertiaing farniabed on appl wos Objectionable advertinements willt-ot ee "\neerted @t any price, All ren.itvances qnould be made by draft, posts} money order —arsterad letter Mowe orwarded way, isatthe sender’s risk. in gin ay the amountand what it is for gould be distinetly stated. etters, etc, should bs ed-dressed BEE PUBLISHING, CO. Washington D.C all <UBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY A’ 11091 ST..N. W., WASH. D C7 WHERE THE BgE CAN BE HAD prt J.W Fowie’,6, 3103 d street, s.e. J.H. Bever, U ugzist, corner itn and treet, porta We Bt. Philadelphia ouse, 48 Penn. A-¢., DB. wW. w. W. Jackson, 228 4% str-et, D. W. Moses @) De, 205 4% street, n. w. J.P.8 ewart, 52 *ennaylvy nia Ave. D. Ww. NEW YORE CITY. D. A.Green, 428, 6th Ave, BOSTON, MASS. wm. L. Reed, 93% Cambridge st, ALEXANDRIA VircINIA, w. A. Carter, al3 Wilkes street. BATURDAY, DEC 17. 1892 Locals. Read the BEE. ROOMS—Three furnished with or without board, 1 @ good sec~ tion uf the city, 1605 5th stree: a. W. For nent: Furnished and un- fornisbed, with ut board. 1035 17 giree, nD. We lt Furniehed roomMe— Two or three on firat floor. 409 N. J. avenue w. Convenient to all car hne~ 4t n PRINTER WANTED. A good priuter Can find perma- neutemployment at this office oy applying atonce, Good wages tv the right party. Be sure to consult Emma, ex Gy sy queen, clairvoyant knd ae trolugis; # hte long student of ovcul ism 928 Fusi st. 8 w5 hours 110 7 p.m. fee 502, Oper. Suudays. THE PLACE TO Gu. Hyman Bros. vo longer cou~ fine tvemselves to the sale of Saud 10 ent goede only bat tar: w great qaantiles and @ variety oF bigher valued goods. Special ai- t-ntion is nvited to their rich and beautt.ul XMas GIFTS. 732 7:h St., N. W. FOR RENT—Five rooms. in 8 house with all modern improve mente. Inquire after 4 o'clock a! 226 Ret, n. w. 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THOUSAND MILE “KET GOOD TO ST .LOUIS fuavd after December 15th, 1892 oUkand mile ticket issued by the ltmore & Obio Railroad Com- Muy will be bonored between all “ations on the Obio and Mississip- ' Railway, ltis said that Rev. ®. B. Der- tik has siguified his intention “Withdrawing from politics in future. Mr. R. Simms, aD Kive young republican will take Me reiua, Alite of indolent ease and senu~ med the use of bigbly seasoned ‘wal food and alcoholic d inks s the predisposing canses of gout ; Laware of its presence in the “end lose no time in procuring i Oil, Toe marv- lous ef- Of this iticomparable hui -ent ‘leving the excruciating ago- (the harrowing divease can sly wld by those who bave i. 25 ote, MUSEMENST. | KK EBsans LYCEUM iidearees | Hrs Phew sang bg Ling. Pennsylvania avenue and Elev, whose name it bears, had nothi: We & Comm-nel: ‘enth street s ad nothing what- Matinees Tee eet futondey, December 1>, aver to do with the original except to Marry w. WILLIiam Ss OWN Company, Direct From his Academy of usic. Pitsburg, Pa, in an Ideal M Variety Eutertaiument, Prof. J K, Keunady; dlorace Wheatly, 8 Carons 8; the Quinne; Burke Bros.; F:euli Moran; Sistere Van; George Leslie aud Minnie Collins and the Mills, ae week: Fay Foster Burlerque inclading Ida Siddons, JAMES H. MARSHALL, Contractor and Plasterer, No 607 10th St.. p. e. All Work Properly Attended To, Washington, D. C. Subsccribe for the Ber. HOTEL. 3022 State st, CHICAGO, ILL., will open for the recepticn of first- , Class guests June 4th, 1892,. Hotel, Cafe aud Sample ae every modern im improvement. ME‘LS REASONABLE. s@Cable and Elevated -Railway tains direct to the *World’s Co~ amv @ Exposition, grounds” and to «ll parts of the ¢ ty pass our doors «: Olarly. When visiting car city pleas ‘vor ds With your patronage and blige, Respertfalls, &e., JOHN M. Hontrr, CHas. B. Mortage, — P:opnevors. N. B. Keoms can be engaged by “ler ip advance ee MUCHICAN MUiUAL LiFe. WWSU ANSE CO. DEIRVE:, Blut THOS. W. PALMER, Prest. O. R. LOOKER, Secretary. ‘ Everyone Needs Insurance. Life Insurance and Investment’ prison started a fire in the shoe shop, Combined. The policies of this Company are iseaed for 10, 15 avd 20 year per- iods aud are adapted to the incomes aud ages of all. These contracts have ca b values printed on their tace enabling the insured to know exactly the worih of bis policy from year to year. ENDORSED BY HE LEAVING BUSI- NESS MEN OF THE COUNTRY. For want of space we print only one testimonial, that of the Hon. Wm, McKwley, Governor of Obio. Joseph T. Saxton, Esq., Agent Mich. Mutual Life Ins. Co. Dear Sir:—I have your enquiry about your company. In reply, beg to say that J commenced insuring io your company in 1873 and have since taken out an additional poli- ey with you for $5000. I have great faith in your company, and uf { desired additional insurance would suiely take it oat with you. Yours traly, W. McKINLEY, JR. CANTON, O., April 24, 92. For furtber information as to ates, kind of policies desired, ete., call op or address, J.S. Waker, SpecialAgent, 1224 F St., p. w. ———— LADIES UALR Btraightened, at their homes, by a harmless method. Adress. Mrs. Elmet, City P.O. a eo Tickets good bi tween all stations of the Baltimore end Ohio Rail Road Uompany east of the Obiv river will be on sale at ticket cfiices of tbat Uompany from Decem- h to 26:b, inclusive, and on anaes 3ist to January 84, inclasive. For more detailed .in- formation apply to nearest B&O ticket Agent. Mss Jewnnetie E, And: rson will yisit Oiuv., Obio Xm week, lie in it when he was dead. The pie of his wife, Artemisia, gave his pets ie the tomb and immortality to her hus- band’s memory, because the monument she built over his body gave a word to The magnolia bears the name of Pierre Magnot, professor of medicine I aaa sno, in the seven. century ; and Dahl, a Swedish botanist, has his name i achme embalmed in the Bogus is the cotrupted form of the name Borghese, that of a noted swind- ler who passed vast amounts of counter- feit money in the West some years ago. niface is a common name for the landlord of a tavern. The original H was one of the rare kind—a sleek, good- tempered, jolly landlord—but he wasn’t in real life. He was a character in Farquhar’s comedy of “The Beaux’ ; Stratagem,” written in 1707. ‘The Ravens of Alaska. The Alaska raven is a fine looking « bird, as large as a turkey, and, on close acquaintance, s real handsome fellow. His coat is a gloasier black than silk, and softer than velvet, while in a semi-shade the features are tinged with chat peculiar color so often seen on well preserved-blue-black bronze. It is funny to see these birds holding a con- jclave. Ten or a dozen alight on the ground and walk to the meeting place THE: with a stately erect step, every move ment cool and assured. Then an old bird steps gravely into the middle and the meeting begins with a series of harsh croaks, which gradually swell in volume until all the birds have joined in the debate. Along comes a dog, and for him they scatter, resuming their positions when he passes, until the meeting terminates, and they fly off to the beech and hills. These birds are seldom killed unless it be by some sailor in pure wantonness. If you examine the bills of these ravens, the peculiar sonstruction is remarkable. They are a vombination of chisel, scissors, dagger and gimlet. The bill forms an im- portant factor in the raven’s existence; for he has to dig on the beach for clams, bore the hard shell by repeated chipping, 2nd again in pure mischief he will tear and break anything that his bright, unerring eye lights upon. A Nice Manager. “Why, Jeremiah Brown! Is this you alive and in the flesh ?” exclaimed Mrs. Brown, as her husband returned from 2 short railroad journey. “Why, of course it’s me; ain’t thiv the time when I said I’d be back ?" said Mr. Brown, rgther testily. “And you ain’t been in no accident and got killed ?” “Do I look as if I was dead?” «And you ain't lost both legs and both arms, Jeremiah ?” “No, [ ain’t.” “Nor even one leg or one arm, or an eye 2” “No.” “And you ain’t so much as got hurt enough so yon can sit in the house and not work for a few months?” “How many times have I got to tell you there ain’t nothing happened ?” “Well, you do beat all! There you went and paid a dollar for an accident- insurance ticket just before you left, and you haven't done anything to get any money out of it. A whole dollar wasted for nothing! And you might just as well made ten thousand dollars if you'd only got killed ! Nice manager you are !” Convicts in the Charlestown (Mass.) but it was put out before much damage was done. Twenty thousand white men at New Orleans, La., have struck work in the in- j terest of a line of labor nearly controlled by negroes, The really disastrous stage of laziness ts reached when a man feels that itis teo much trouble to avoid trouble.—Wash- ington Star. ——eoes B. & 0. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES. F.C.B K of P. Mount Oliye lodge No 5, will give a grand en- tertuiament at Betbel Hall, Dee. 26h. The Grand Lodge hae been invited a d also the Unior Ranks and all brother lodges will be present. Admission 25 Cte. Acute rbeamatism is an inflama tion of the joints marked by paip redness, heat, aud a tendency to suddenly shift from one joint te enother. With these symptums apply Salvation Oil, the grea’ pain cure, to tho affected par'r without delay. Rub the linimen on induatriously half dozen times a day; continue the process for some time. {t will strike to the root of the disease and effect & permanent cure 25 ce : WANTED. Colored Lady Singers to complete first class troupe for a tour of the United States and Canada: One solo alto, one deep contralto, com- pytent to “sing bass part in ladies qnartette, one soprano who ‘sD sing topical and motto songs. All must be good readers, gooc form , present a fine stage appearai ce and bring reference from some pro minent minster, Apply at 1243 Oth st. n, ¥., Wasb., D. 0. “TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, Minister Egan has sailed for Chile, The Department of Justice expended $3,748, 239.08 last year. by ichusetts” price of whiskey five cents a gallon. New Haven, Conn., is to have a Tam. many Society, starting with a thousand members, “Uncle” George Washington, a ne groin Middle Georgia, claims to be 14 years old, Senator Stockbridge, of Michigan, will be opposed by members of his own party for re-election. The British Government has informed the United States that Mrs, Maybrick’s condition is not critical. Miss Julia Hall, of New Canaan, Conn., who has twice disappeared from her home, has again returned as mysteriously as she went, The Confederate Veteran Association, of Atlanta, Ga., has decided to doff its suit of Confederate gray and don plain civilian clothes, Professor John Strong Newberry, one of the most eminent geoiogists in the United Scates, died at his residence in New Ha/en, Conn., of heart failure, The Graystone Club, of Denver, Col., is to send to President-elect Cleveland a congratulatory address, written on a scroll of silver, inclosed in a beautiful silver case, The Senate in executive session ratified the convention concluded between Chile and the United States for the settlement of the long existing claims of the Uni- ted States against Chile. Sixteen naval cadets at the United States Academy at Annapolis were imprisoned on the old frigate Santee for a defiance of rules in escorting a dis- missed classmate to the Academy gate. An exhibition was given of an inven- tior. at Buffalo, called the “Telephotos,” by which, with the use of an arrange- ment of electric lights, the Morse alphabet can be flashed a distance of ten miles. & The pastor of a little Catholic church at Canton, Minn., claims that cures are effected by a vision of the Virgin which is alleged to appear on the glass of a window. Hundreds are visiting the church, : “Aunt” Polly Frisch, who, when 28 years old, poisoned her husband and two children, and was sent to prison for life, has been pardoned out of the Kings County (N. Y.) Penitentiary, after 33 years’ imprisonment. The New York Yacht Club has decided to accept the challenge of Lord Dun- raven, and a race for the America cup is assured. Several American yachtsmen will build yachts to compete for the honor of defending the cup. Daniel McLaughlin, of Roanoke, Va., aged 87, while crossing the Brooklyn bridge, suddenly leaped from the wagon on which he was riding and plunged into the river, from which he was taken by a police boat apparently unhurt. Orders have been issued by the Secre- tary of the Navy for the armed cruiser New York to be fitted out at Cramps’ shipyard, Philadelphia, at once with a view of putting her in commission as the flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron. Three barge men, whose barge loaded ‘vith fifty tons of stone had floated per- ilously near the brink of the cataract at Niagara Falls, but had grounded on a rock, were rescued from their dangerous peiece by three young men in a row- boat connected with the shore by a large cable, Miss Julia Reeder, of Buonville, Ind., ] ‘was supposed to havedied on Saturday of typhoid fever. George W. Peck, an Evansville policeman, to whom she was engaged, fell beside her bier and seized her hand. He felt a slight pressure, and the doctors brought her out of her trance. She will recover. At a session of the International Mone- tary Conference at Brussels, President Andrews, of Brown University, one of she United States delegates, explained the position of this country, and said it would no longer attempt to keep the price of silver up unaided. It is gener- ally believed that the conference will ad- journ this week. The official count of the vote of Mass- achusetts shows that John D. Long, a Republican Elector-at-Large, got the highest.number of votes, 202,814 P. A. Collins, Democratic Elector-at-Large, got as the total vote of his party, 176,813, s Republican plurality of 26,001. Gov- ernor Russel’s plurality over Lieutenant Governor Haile is 2,534. Aisensational case of supposed mur- Jer, has developed atMount Vernon, N. Y. The body of Ella Newton, 19 years old, was found in the East Chester creek, ®n Monday. with a rope around her waist and two heavy stones tied tc the rope. Several arrests of suspected persons have been made, the most im- portant being that of James Meyer, son vf the woman who keeps the employ- ment office which Ella Newton visited in her search for work. It may be shown that the girl committed suicide on ac- count of failing to get work, Mrs. Maybrick Dying. The Baroness De Roques, mother of Mrs. Maybrick, who has again visited ner daughter at Woking Prison, reporte that the condition of Mrs. Maybrick is worse, that she is unable to retain food, and is prostrated with spasms of the heart. The Baroness has no hope that her daughter will survive. The rumor is repeated that Secretary of State Fos- ter has intervened to secure Mrs. May- brick’s release. It is claimed that the English sentiment toward Mrs. May- brick is due to her immoralities rather than belief that she murdered her hus- pand. Growing Pension Payments. Pension payments by the Treasury Department continue to increase, and, so far this month, have exceeded the ag- zregate receipts from internal revenue by ntore than $1,250,000. The figures at the end of last week were Pension pay- ments, $5.385,000 ; internal revenue re- ceipts, $4,081,000. i mortgages aggregate j $223,000,000,° or $144 per capita. ‘the Whiskey ‘Trust has advanced the BAttmore ASD QHIO RAILROAD. righ See r Sehedale in'eftect Nov. 19th 69, ‘Leave Wasnington from stati~n corner of New Jersey avev_e and C street. ‘| For Chicago ana Northwest Vestibuied —— expre-s train 1L3a.m. Slip. m. For Cinoinnats, St. Louis, and Indianapolis — ited 8:20,'ex. ress 11:25 p, m. For Pittaburg and Ci 11:30. m. and one sig [PE and Staan’ 710-0 a. m. Winchester and ma. Seaey P. For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Knoxyil e, Chattanooga, and Mempbis 8:45 a.m. 11:10 p, m., daily; Sieeping Cars trajDTouws to Memphis & Nashville on nignt For Luray, 5:30 p.m. daily, For Baltimore, K duys, ‘e x13 GW, ‘winates), ss te minu:es). & m.. x12 06. i's 0 ). secs 28 eae Peete —— AS 5 ss ol Gren, [Enea Ser emees PAKE NOTICE, ° | utes), a. m.,'x12 x2 2, %, 4 31, 25 0, +6 05, x62, 680, x8.00, 29 00,9 30, teed x11 80, 1135p. m. For Annapolis 7 15and 8 9a. m., 12 15 and 423p.m. Sundays, 4 3a. m., 4 81 p.m. ear ‘Frederick, #8 45, ¢11 30 a. m., ), D- For Hagerstown, f10 40 a, m, and {6 30 p. m. For re is and nea poneeaed oJ mle ba The patrons ot the KER must pay fcr all advertisements, in the way oi notices, deathe, marmages a th — For Gaithersb: &c, Bo matter of a personal a. aan i et ae 38 bss 108, nature will be inserted nnle-s it ic | 3, Pibcipal Biations daly eas 0 wee id fr 44.80, $5 3 p.m. peid fer KOVAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. For Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and the East, dally 300, 10 00 Diding Car), m., 12 0)"p. m,240 (6 ® Dining Car), (1 99 p m- Bleeping Car, open at 10 00 o'clock.) For | Pilladelpuia, Wilmington and Chester &0 p.m, Buffet Parlor Carson all day trains. For Boston *2 40 p, m. with Puilman Buffet Sleeping Car ruvning through to Boston without change, vis Poughkeepsie Bridge, landing passenge: sin B. & M. station at Bos- ton. . For Atlantic City, 10 00a, m. and 12 05 p.m Sundays, 12 05; *Datly. Sunday only. BOARDING HOUSES, Holmes House. RESTAURANT @ LADIES DIA | ING PSRLOR, | Fine Wines, Choice Brandies, And Old Whiskies. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE Meals served to Order Caren: 333 Va. Ave., Southwest * Gen, Manager. Pa Pp. m2, tExcept sunday, x Express trains, Bi called for and checked from hotels and lences by Union Transfer Gen. Pass. Ageut Mooney and Business wiil Solve the Negro Problem, If you wish to make a Safe Lnvestment take stock in the Virginia Industrial, Mer- cantile, Building and LUAN ASSOCIATION, WAIN OFFICE—7i8 E. BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA. CAPITAL STOCK $100,000 Shares $5.00 Hach. Q('rcorporated ander the Liw- of Virgiois July 8rd, 1891. : OFFICERS: GEO WILLIAMS, JR, Presider Richmera Va REV. RK. J. PERKINS, Vice-Presisent, Hunting or, We. Ve PROF. E. D. SCOPT, 2nd Vice-Pres. and Auditor, Peirisburg, Va DR. H. L. HARRIS. Treasurer, Ki bwond, Va CORNELIUS MIMMS, Attorues, Manchester, Va. J. BH. BLACKWELL, Seer. tary and Gen’! Vianager, M> chester, V< G. W. Etwards, General Traveling Agent, Clifton Forge, +i, W }1. Bailey, Ass’t Gen’l Traveling Agent, Riehmoud, Va, W.S. Thomas, Man’g’r Clifton Store, Nerth Carolina. The General Board of Directors inclades members from Vityinis West Virgina, New York, Penusylvania, Kentucky, Washingtow, D C., Nortu Carolina, Marylaud, Alabama and Texas. In ess toan 1x teenihs of vigercus work it declares a dividend of Twenty (20) per cent torts members, This is an Association organ ized by tue colored people, run by them and their interest. saxColored Agents and Colored Clerks in stores and at the Main Office. A LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA., witb a full line of Dry Goods, Boots, Sboes, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries and a cor) of polite clerks to wait upon their many customers. A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE Richmond selling all kinds of country produce such as Grain, Tu- baceo, Cattle and Lamber, Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Fruit, &c. The BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY will soon be in active operation giving employment tooarown peopre The management is making strenuous efforts to put in operation in the near futare Iron and Coal Mines as we have thousands of miners who are members of the Association. DRY GOODS SIORES. ral dry goods stores centrally located will be pat in operation ib para a tenet by December Ist. 016 will be located at Washington, D.C., one at Charleston, West Virginia, one at Lynebbarg, V: nd one in Richmond, Virginia, or possibly iv other sections as the gers are determined by God’s help to push the Association to the fro. t and start up business in every place where the people interest them- selves and take shares in-the Association. ‘This also being @ Building and Loan Association it has alrealy made loans on £ eal estate ip and North Carolina.