The Washington Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1894, Page 3

Cat Serlineanents will not All rerittancee order rarded Ube sender's risk, in re ountand what it is for S SATURDAY A‘ .N.W.. WASH, D GC. & TRE BEE CAN Be Hab V. Fow ets, 3183 a otoeet, s.e. ) oggis\,co mer 1stn and M st enw ol, Mew. iv nla Ave. n. w, NEW YORK CITY A.Green, 429,46 Ave, a LT, RDAY, MAY 26th, 1894 © aatsz Pes, ENT.—2111 N street, N. W us furnished or unfurnished inprovements. Terms rea Apr21 1m RENT three beautiful com rooms on tirst floor of house N.W. Use of room included. House has all provements. T. B. PARKS, uns has taken charge lospital red employees ng office have appointed. of Chicago. made a 1s during her recent the Gladiola Cir- sted to repeat the en by them at the weh. il was a very ment for their first at- cli the young ladies de- Miller, the brother of Hon, Miller is dead. r was well Known among ple in this city, and the colored people esteem. some time organ- ke’s Church. He also 2 zest’ musical enter- lored schools and Ile was a persunal friend of and a man Who was held in by everybody. 1 favorite in 0 a NEW RECORDER OF EDS SERENADED. is ALSO REMEMBERED. gathering of friends of the Taylor, assem- z and tendered pital City Band, the rehed to the residence of Martin, Perki of the sen: honored the ate speeches, after w 1 marched to the resi- under C. H. J. Taylor and Sappearance. Mr. T: was introduced, and uid eloquent remarks ercome by the mag- min his honor, and jay his respects to those sed him in his contest for - He declared that the fiat i this ¢ untry that alone, should win. If which had oppescd him wed a few days more his © believed, would have With regard to the ¢ Ditvict who had been uly for home rule, he i be allowed to recall 1 yed home rule in 1874 moved that they had re- laved the right-of a foot of land in I coucern about the rule over them, and ex- that he should comport ian who opposed him if be had known Taylor e been for him. He alse | grounds. eguid for the District of | Ming that the strug- uinmation had been (of color, maintained was in the direction of t justice without regard lis iemarks Wwe mes with applause, and the crowd fairly sfaction. cult list’S LOAN OFFICE. ‘ella AVeulic. hover watches, dia- wut atu gculle pperel Ver Dougol t teen LOD raale, © QUANDER 1 R-wiaaravt is aud Cigars litt S reet, 8. E- a-iressed |” M8 Popn. A en. ow. all questions pertaining to themselves ¢ ? KO the close of his term prove the hospital e vuver- »pivin, gubls, de~ THEY Say. FASHION NOTES, Atoque of black rice straw has bunch of buttercups in front, and in the back a big black guipure buiter- fly bow. The capotes, or bonnets. as we call them, are almost all in Empire style, and are so smail that they may rather be called coiffures or headgears. _A little “ capote,” very dainty in its simplicity, has the crown covered with forget-me-nots and draped with ecru te ts eae lace, which form a double bow in back he S:ar is not in it, and front, caught with two little paste The Post ought to take a hole, buckles. The many articles 5 ! A little bonnet has a studded gilt ; ss against Taylor crown, with plaited brim of black will be enough to hold up the Post. | “crepe lisse,” From seven to eight hundred were removed. Public Printer Benedict reduced the force. There were cries and groans. Disappointments were numerous. The whites as well as the b’acks had * Jace. to fall. : 5 Skirts are caught up boldly and show Covper was acquitted and his ene-\ a great deal of the first skirt. mies fell before him. a ; : : s 5 x Louis XV. redingotes of fancy moire The Freedmen’s Hospital will be a silks with reverses of black velvet are model institution. very chic, and are worn with Jight-col- _ Dr. Francis will be a great acquisi- tetas tion A new collar for waists ie ceanve 3 . 2 soris, so called because on each shoulder DE Shadd wil! be retained. it, resembles greatly the outspread Shadd was true to Purvis, his ene-} Wings of a beetic. mies to the contrary notwithstanding. Stocking for dressing occasion are cf Be up and doi 3s wi _ | Silk of the same color as the costume ple aa you cea is what the peo-} Or at least have sume little design ot 5 ta flower to recall it. tis now Recorder Taylor. Veils with large dots are worn w:th Purchase a ticket for the Fireman’s{ broad-brimmed hats, but with the tiny Relief Fund. capotes, or bonnets, The closely sinall Terry was guilty as indictzd. e8 pe oe ; . ousseline de laine is very popular k He will not shoot any more Negroes | for young misses and babies. It 15 used ‘or some time. mostly accordeon plaited. _Judge McComas will no doubt give} Barege, tussor, foulard, with tiny him the full extent of the law. stripes or figures are used a great deal The govercor of Illinois made a fur the warmer days good detense. we little boys the sailor costume is 7 . = the favorite, aud it comes in richer ma- The colored soldiers fell thick and ] terial than ever before fast last week Many of the open-fronted jackets {turn back with broad revers, but uJ at the waist, or can be worn open if de- sired, The preferred material for evening {lisne-ot secms to be the Pompadour, a light-colored silk with flowers scattered over it, the trimmings of velvet and Don’t be alarmed when you hear a saeguineter ake ser Hern arte ei gun £0 off. For country and sea-side wear, the Some people will talk too much. goods called toile a laver, which is so Rev. Geo. W. Lee is a race man. Hight and transparent is still in vogue. He believes in race enterprises. Se eT a should practice what they CAPITOL SA Y INGS BANK Some people will not tell, they pti 609 F ST., N. W. WASHINGTON Several colored appointments will be made soon. D. Cc. Astwood will get the San Domingo CAPITAL . . $50,000 Mission. BON JNO. R LYNCB, PRE DENT Let us have peace. DR. J R. WILDER, VICE- PRE.., Colored men should be a unit on} L. C. BAILEY, TREASURER . JAMES STORUM, SEC DUUGLADdS B. MCUARY, Casurer _ Treachery among Negro attorneys is the prevailing ailment around the DIRECTORS: pees : : Joc. R. Linck, L. C. Biiley Their stock in trade is to defeat} w. wekial y, W. &. Lofton their fellowman. : J, R. Wildes Capers are dangercus, and must} Wyat Archer, j not be trusted. J. A Lewis, Mr. Benedict has reinstated Mr. ;H. '. Biker, Clark, who was dismissed on false rep- | W. 5S. Moutyomecy, J. A. Johoson resentation under the iast administra - James orua, tion. Clark certainly was badly treated. Deposits rece.v od from 0 wats Terry will go to Albany to repent} giward. luierest allowea or 8500] his sins. ana above. Tiear rere of All fools are not dead yet. clurehes, associations, avd other Senator Bruce was ready to give up { 0! davizattonus cau depusit. tunds his office at a moments notice. with this Bank aud Receive Tnter- Don’t be alarmed when you hear a est. The money is sui joes to dog bark. check Without Notice. We z i hall b e glad to bave you op nan In union there is strength. econuts BANK OPEN FRC d 9 A. Mr. Benedict had no pets. M. tw5P M: The discharge was a disappoint- ment. . THE You should stick to your friends. “4 Mc isa hustler from way back. Editor Ross was in Evansville, Ind., Evil thoughts often come from evil THE ORGAN OF Don’t give up an old friend for a new one. ' cGee is in Louisville, Ky , edit- ing a democratic paper. DAP T when last heard from. She is waiting patiently for him. NEGRO BAPTISTS i IN THE UNITED STATES. 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