The Washington Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1895, Page 3

eee RT + LYNCH LAW—ITS REMEDY : was the subject of Miss Ida B. —_ ge) aGENTS Wells’ estas at the rhea les — A. ME. Chure, the evening of the 20th instant. A large audience was in attendance all considered, Miss Wells spoke for two hours, ; sok Store, 916 Locust without manuscript, hold bg the giro’ ladelphia. undivided attention of ber bearers - — throughout: She is a remarkable a ivertising furnished woman and will doubtless prove a s hjectionable adver- veritable Joan of Are in & be inserted at any , ‘¢ In retting In noes should be made ®OtiOn such agencies ag will ever - der,expresser ‘ally deliver ber race trom the forwarded n outrages and oppressions of which ider’s risk. jt is now the victim. So Seated upow the. stage besides iid be addressed Mis~ Wells were Rev. De, Jeniter, Mise Mattie R. Bowen, K. A. Clark, PUBLISHING CO. Lewis 4. Douglass, aud Ru-ben S. ston, D. C. Swith, presideut of the Bethel Li:- erary end Historical Association, under wi ose auspices Miss Wells lectured. eg — la his introductory remarks Mr. papers RET Nie oHAT Smith, in jastice to Miss Wells and yids G Yabba # to tbe members of che ass<ceiation coe aie the statemeht published iv Sia the Post of the 20:h instaut to th rom | ine City ished Up fo ¢ff ct thet when Miss Wells ae : a4 i called apon to speak at the Tuer. Readers. jday evering meetiag of the asso see ciation some of the members ced name i“fuo,” explaining that the no” (1S POINTEDLY PUT came from Miss Wells’ best friends —— ' who desired to hold ber in reserve aa eS jfor her lecture T. ursday eveviog wethy of Careful Con ‘THis denjil was hard?y necessary as tbe Star of the 19.b instant bad ae j stated why Miss Wells did not : >; BE. can, $29 7h St. nw. Ber CAN BE HAD. JAN. 5, 1895 iar the BEB respond tu the repeated cells for a {prec W bovs to sell the Before the beture b gan the ernie swe. Call at once. Aw) hron Glee Club, Prof. J. Henry are = A. Ross ia in the, Losi » director, rendered to tuch attend the colored | '#™sporticg «f€-ct a plece of vocal penton Gh the ath! nusi¢ suitable tor the vceasion that ji Was compelled lo respond agai van of the =e encore, ed te the city from H Ct y. The doctor is WTWHis iy 1 hearty. entertainment at | ! ( jall was ove of the; grantie ts of the season; guairn C. Martin and bis commit erve great credit iW mam Full par s ucxt week, A 3 i] in) | Mrs, Carter, the beloved aie of \. Carter, departed 1! | f ary 1, 1895, at 11 uv the thirty-seventh Wear geass ais QUARTELY. _THE ORGAN OF orien ack (= NEGRO BAPTISTS sow ber. iN THE UNITED STATES. g tak y in particular, and devoted to the inter est of the Negro race. PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON D.C Every three months wader the auspice neral will taxe place Sun-] of the American National Baptist -Con- ' uary 6,at 2p, m., from the] Vevtion. W. Brsnor JonNsoN D. D. S ( MANAGING EDITOR forever more 8uall sy her Husband and Sisters, iutau B-ptist Ohareb, R st. 445.4b.st,.N.E ee : : Ee nat ag pee tz Will c-ntain papers, biographicalan Calpepper papers Blease copy. homiletical sketches of distinguished “ = ministers and scholars of the denomina- - ppkhewnsy ti nand race, with cuts, reviews, pet- OK PRETTY. ry editoriais and such other pasties eS within the sphere of a Christian Maga- The s udoor costumes are } zine. »se for dressy indoor The price if $1 25 perannum, if paid immed. — in advance, and if paid at the end of the year or 35 cents gle copy. Serd all money by registered letter, postal uote or mouey order. Apr 7—3 mn. The e out door skirts is, that th fluted and lined with lout; they fil closely bere es a 4 skirt has full sides and A LIBERAL ORGAN OF FER. Btls. ed over the hips; the — hr the bacx is box That there has been a revolution .a Pe the manufacture of Organs and WVianos is evinced by the current offer of Co: 1 & Co., the well known manufact- s of Washington, N. J. For the »ext, 60 days they offer to sell an organ for #42 which a short time ago would have been considered a desirable bargain at $75.00. With this they offer n many o' the new | terms of credit that are e to _Ineet fuluess in front over-] with the approval of every fair-minded person. Cornish & Co. are the largest A tshionabie color “‘per- makers of Pianos and Organs in the is REESE a duxk Tae world selling direct from the factory to wn, or green. etc ,| He hone. Since the conception of this ev . ? 2} great business, nearly thirty years ago, A soften arranged with bie a contrasting color, \ zing of fur on either R b le is adopted may fimsh the ig and side rosetts of they have been fighting the method of i degbald selling instruments through agents and On ee eer ene dealers, Sheir plan being to give the ESK C =x_fenormous profits usually retained by eae 8 UL Ee the eaabsant to the buyer. Their dts efforts to place first class instruments reach of all, at_ manufactur- and the most liberal terms, he highest commendation, » who is contemplating the esk calendar issued ic uring Company § de © among business f E iet Jess f the] get the cotalogue issued by this firm. Peres all the latest 1s and outdoor exer-} Jt illustrates and describes " and best designs of Urgat and Pianos with prices and special o s that are sure to proye profitable. They general ly offer to send to it free to all whowrite and mention the BEE. ofore given iriteGiga BEA Established Fifty-five Years. iy aso “TRAVEN & BACON, 1 any Columbia bi- —Now— RAVEN PIANOS, 13 East 16th Street, New York City. BUY FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND SAVE 50 PER CENT. in the world is at i Ror dee MeeMAL slowed fiat tugay be Uaorsaly BK si. Sed stain finish at } gated tegoursel and fends Poors ein oe Catalogue before buying elsewhere. st. 82.50 « No. 1, Upright -r Square, $230, worth $400 t $2.50 and $6 ag eee ee eg pares Young & Co’s \ street n. w. y at Young & Co. 2, E ai | N03, « ” 290, « 608 ti o ™ a e way of paints, ALL 7 * 2 00TS ¥es | wl kinds can be seen a yaa 'K street n. w. Sut ABD ie by the Rasto’ Corset So Boston. Muss, " . e perfect kitting ent al me time com i ,and church made, and Will outlast Wwo ar three ordingy of Young & Co. These are D>ved assertions L441 a uriai wil Give a pall, vince ery lade ef the fact. "Es. ve him a call} Seat the top. tin ach west size, osuress perfec “ .or taperits Weisiseue straight forms. Ths is pe“ullar lo this Corset, aud is patente= eito (ve man _sr or cutting end sording &r Comfort, Which every lady snows = «im iL OF FE wrtant end cesirabie. ty. Sebrly named “Comer L FER weet Pout let any other comset b. work if FO: rt and a verf..t fit Sizes “Ss es es weil as ludtes Also a wais: for chtlarce tae sam principle This is the only child's wait rall. Don’t alne health, 07 by 1 g ee E and De. 5 S e. ) the market bat requires no alieration to tit UY 2 to this office. — op? “clot Sane amas se Jeaf during that} pure hase of an Organ or Piano, should |- THIS, WEEK’S NEWS. 4 Summary of Current Events—The World’s Doings for the Past Six Days Gathered and Condensed for Our Readers, General. Fire in Boston destroyed the C. pushes Co.’s milk depot. Loss, $15,- The Dominion line steamer Sarina was towed into Liverpool. All well aboard, Daniel Kilby, aged sixteen, of Hen- derson, N. Y., was nearly frozen in the storm. Deputy Audiffred has been elected Senator for the Loire, in succession to M. Brossard. Fear of a strike at the Edgar Thompson Steel Company at Brad- dock, Pa., has developed. J. M. Percival, manager of the Co- operative Association, Montreal, was killed by a fall down stairs. The Alabama Normal College for girls at Livingston was burned. Loss, $15,000. No one was hurt. Michael Angelo, of Buffalo, had his hand blown off by the premature ex- Plosion of a giant fire cracker. Henry D. MacDona, Assistant Dis- trict Attorney of New York city, re- signed to enter newspaper work. The New York Central Railroad de- clared a regular quarterly dividend of 1% per cent., payable January 15. Excise Commissioner and ex-Alder- man Harrison Howe, of Corning, N. Y., dropped dead on his way to busi- ness. Alex Williamson and Will Perry, suitors of Nannie Bell, of Coalburg, Ala., met at the girl’s house. Both shot; both are dead. Mark Penney, of Mount Morris, N. Y., an invalid, upset a lighted lamp at the bedside. He and Mrs. Penney were burned and may die. John Moreland was found frozen at Gleim’s Run, 0. He was an old sol- dier and started to walk home from here and was caught in the storm. A committee representing the strik- ing shoemakers at Haverhill, Mass., conferred with the manufacturers. It is probable that the strike will be ended. The directors and the manager of the Commercial Bank at St. John’s, N. F., have been arrested. They are charged with presenting a false state- ment of the bank’s condition. The wholesale and retail dry goods firm of J. Lichenstein, No. 62 West Twenty-third street, New York, went into voluntary liquidation. Liabilities, $500,000; assets, $250,000. The Trinity chimes, New York, will not be silent on New Year’s. The bells of the historic church were silent last year because the police would not promise to suppress the fish horns. John Hunter, a well-known citizen of Valley Cottage, and Jacob Trucer, of South Brooklyn, were struck by the Chicago Lipited Express, west-bound, near West Nyack, N. Y., and instantly killed. The autopsy on the body of ex- Senator James G. Fair revealed the fact that death had been caused by Bright’s disease of the kidneys. This confirmed the diagnosis previously made. A negro broke into the residence of Mrs. Susan Dennison, an aged white lady living alone on Cleveland ave- nue, Columbus, O., and criminally as- saulted her. She is probably fatally injured. Deputy County Treasurer Harring- ton, of Kings, said regarding the story that the County Treasurer’s accounts show a shortage of $89,649, that he has the word of the expert that there is no actual deficit. Alfred Eoff, cashier of the Boise City National Bank, has prepared a state- ment of the mineral production of Idaho for 1894. The totals are: Gold, $1,879,000; silver, $2,359,000; lead, $3,- 406,000; grand total, $7,644,000. A Parliamentary election was held in Liege, Belgium. M. Defuisseaux, who was returned for Liege and Mons in the genernal election, having chos- en to sit for Mons. The Socialist Smeets was elected by a majority of 8,000. A war to death was commenced be- tween the plate glass manufacturers of this country. A cut of 70 per cent. from existing prices will be made by the Diamond Plate Glass Company, of (Kokomo, Ind., and the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. The Pope has appointed Bishop M. Marty, of Sioux Falls, S. D., to the bishopric of St. Cloud, Minn., and the ; Rev. Father Langevin, of the congre- gation of St. Mary Immaculate, has been appointed to the bishopric of St. Boniface, Canada. Pearl Harper, a negro girl, was found dead in the basement of the Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga., with two bullet holes in her head. Charles Simmons, who was engaged to marry her, was arrested. It is thought that he shot the girl. j..The Spanish Cabinet has approved the proposal to open an inquiry into the Cuban customs system. Senor ‘Abarzuza, Minister of Colonies, denies the report that he suggested that the Washington Government arrange a tar- iff list with Cuba directly. Wattson Mulford, proprietor of a Jarge summer hotel at Tannersville, in the Catskills, cut his throat on | Christmas Day. His recovery is very doubtful. Early in the morning he ! disappeared and was found later be- | hind the barn insensible from loss of blood. i The President has approved an act to establish a national military park at the battlefield of Shiloh, similar to those at Gettysburg and Chickamauga, carrying an appropriation of $75,000 for the purpose of securing the neces- sary land and for making improve- ments. © Count van Muenster, German Am- bassador to France, in behalt of the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar, has pre- sented to President Casimir-Perier the |order of the White Falcon, in recog- nition of the honors paid to the body of his son, h Grand Duke, " order con- oe oe | fored eam - EVERYTHING ais £ NEW. Issued in Ornate Covers once a week, postpaic. aoa, Wonders AND TYE Rav = Midway Plaisance. Every Portolio has Sixteen Mammoth Pages, each li x 13} ewer = Sea C ca ET, Beautiful Wonderful! Entrancing JANA EGTOR'AL STORY atthe WORLD'S TAIL and thy MOWAT. 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Tieasurers of churcbes, asscciaticns, and other “ganizations cau depusit funds vith this Bank and Receive Inter- sat. The money 18s subject to theck Witbout Notice. We! ball be glad to‘have you open an tecount. BANK OPEN FROM 9A. 4. to5 P M THE VERDICT. DO YOU WEAR SHOES! If so, do they fit you? Do they wear well? Do they satisfy you? If not, come and talk with us. We can please you on prices fit, comfort and wear. NOTE THE FOLLOWING LIST: Ch,lds’ Dongola baad sewed spring heel shoes, 5 to 8, 49¢ c ilds’ Red and Gray-Slippers, worth $1.50 at 75 ¢. Misses Red, Tau, and Gray Slippers, $1.75 value. at $1.00 Ladies White Ki! Slippers in all styles, $1.50 value at $1.00 Ladies tine band sewed Black 71d Tin low shoes, in all styles $1.25 Boys and ycuths slid leather shoes, $1,50 value, at 93¢ Boys and Yoaths’ Tan Shoes, latest spring styles $2,00 at $1 ou Men’s Rustia. hand sewed, in all styles $2.49, Meu’s B'ack and Tan low shoee, $1.98, The above list ia only a few of tle ny bargains we are offering Oor line of Fine Men and Women Shoes ranging in price from $? to 5 DOLLARS $5 are as cquilly cheap acco ding to quality as the ones enum-rated to PER DAY 20 Easily Made. We want many men, womea, boys, and girls te vork for us a few hours dail ht inand aroun heiro-vn homes. The business is easy, pleasant strictly honorable, end pays better than any other fered agents. You have a clear field and no ‘ompetition. Experience and special ability un- legessary. No. /apital required. 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