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fade Lathe ae mine. LHE WASHINGTON BEE. DOE Rillsdale PR nings Aillsdale Rappenl Mrs. Harriet Ann Drxon, the be- loved wife of Jas. 41. Dixon, departed this life ¢. 1, in the 64th year of her age. She was born in Prince William Co., Va and for more than forty years had shared the joys and sorrows of the stricken widower. She was buried at 3 o'clock last Monday afternoon from the Bethlehem Baptist Church, of which she was a consistent member for many years. Rev. Jos. Matthews, preached the funeral ser- mon from a text most appropriate to the occasion. Sister Dixon was highly esteemed by the entire community and much beloved by her fellow _commu- nicants. She lived strong in Christian faith and died the death of the right- eous. The immense throng which gathered to witne the last sad rites over her remains testified to the place she held in the hearts of her many friends. Messrs. David Simpson, Pey- ton Johnson, Peyton Scott and Jno. H. Anderson, the pall-bearers. She leaves four dren to comfort their father in his great affliction. Inter- ment was at Moore’s burying ground. Our sister has realms ot the blest, Ww her irit forever may rest. c. W. D. Mrs. Harriet Ferguson who died at her residence, Aug. 1, was buried from Allen Chapel, Good Hope, D. C., Monday, Aug. 3, at 3 p.m. She lived near Mrs. Dixon and died within a few hours of her Rey. Jno. M. Shippen, who came as a delegate to the C. E. Convention, has returned to vicarage, at South- hampton, N. Y. He has recently built three houses on Nichols ave., making quite an im- provement in that neighborhood. Miss Florence Eleazer, ex-organist of Bethelem Baptist church, has left for her home in New york, she was, during her visit, the guest of Mr. C. W. Davis, of Nichols ave. Jos. 1 is president of the Bethelem C. , which meets each Sabbath at 5.30 in the afternoon. The entertainment by the Willing cently. Workors, to occur at Mrs. A. Scott’s on Nichols ave., Aug. 1, will be given for the benefit of Bethelem church. Miss Annie Phillips, a teacher in one of the Mar i schools, is at home for the summe SECRET ORDERS. EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS. It seems like all fools are not dead yet. Now, in view of the fact that some of the intelligent cranks are do- ing the acts, I propose to beat fire with fire. As I said before some of our ‘ friends have scuttled the ship, and now they must go down with it. It is sink- ing, and.unless the leak is caulked the | ship will go down. Already the sword fish has pierced the hull, and the bot- tom has_ st the snag. He who ; smokes Spanish tobacco knows some- Ithing next week. There will appear j the great article, headed ‘‘ ‘The Mason- ic Order—Its Divisions, and Sub-Divis- ions.” There are lots of men in ma- sonry who wear great masonic jewels, and know no more about them than a fly. Iam now reaping the position of instructor in the m art. I pro- pose before I am through to teach you all something that you do not know. The half has not been told. Wait until my book of fairy tales and ghost stories makes its appearance. I told you to be good and you would not, so look out for the cyclone. G. U O. OF O. F. Richmond Patriarch, No. 6, of Rich-| mond, Va., under the command of} Capt. A. Walker, arrived here Sunday at 5.30a.m. They were received at the depot by Washington Patriarch, ; No. 18, Capt. W. P. Gray, command ing, and escorted to the Odd Fellov Hall, M near Seventeenth _ street, | where breakfast was served. After which, in full dress, they attended di- | vine service at the Nineteenth Street Baptist church, where the Rev. Walter Brooks delivered a fine sermon. Aft- er church sight-seeing. In the evening ! they attended services at the Metro- | politan A. M. E. church, where a spec- ial sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Johnson. Monday—sight-seeing and social visits. Monday at 5 p.m., in the afternoon dress parade in the White Lot, (the first colored organiza- tion to have the White Lot for drill oc- casion.). After the drill, a fine recep- tion at the Odd Fellows hall at 11.30 p.m. The Richmond brethren were escorted to the Carsby No. 18. They with the visit. The D. G. L. of Texas will meet at Austin, August 4, 5, 6, 7, under the auspices of No. 2339. K. of P. No. 376, of Denver, Coio., will give a grand entertainment at Rocky Point, August 11. M. V. P. J. Solomon, of Lodge 1760, of Philadelphia, was elected delegate tothe B. M. C. P.G. M.C., No. 2 held a pleasant convention recently. It was largely attended, and four can- didates admitted. OBITUARY. Bro. Samuel Trip, a well known young man of New York City, died re- Deceased was a member of Howard Lodge, No. 1337 and the G. A.R. He was buried with honors. July 19, Bro. Chas. Jones, who was born in the District Columbia, died at his residenc Lomboard street, Philadelphia. < d was well known and prominent in Odd Fellows. The Hillsdale Bicycle Club, is] He leaves a wife and two children and actively preparing for the forth-com-| a father. ing bicycle parade. They intend to make a fine showing. Lodge, of New Orleans, La., died July Tt test addition to our corps of | 3, 1896. Buried with honors. lad , is Miss A. Alexander, the teacher. Mrs. Edw. C. Younger and son have returned to New York, after a visit of ten days to this villiage. Mrs. L. ( has entered Stratton business college, in Chicago, Ili. She will correspond for the BE during the season The method of representing the | lessons in the Primary their initial le s, is Grand Lodge of Indian Territory been first used in this | convened last week at Muskogee. Supt., C. W. Davis. of those who do not use these [| ent the letters of Lesson ,D. K. of J KASS, AB: For the be i, DAG. teachers’ meeti of Bethelem S.S., was held last Wednesday, eve- ning. The lesson was thoroughly pre- pared and many interesting points elicited These meetings are held on Wed- nesday of each week. Mrs. C. W. Davis was last week the recipient of a beautiful oil painting, presented by Miss Tillie Wheeler. The picture is beautifully framed in gilt, and was painte Miss Wheeler. Tue Bre wants to publish an ac- count of the early history of education in the District of Columbia, which particularly interests this section. How many people are there who will subscribe for THE BEE? Send in now and get the fuli history—for it can be found no where else. Don’t forget that THE BEE’s job printing office, it is the finest in this city. Give us a trial. The salutatory written by Prof. S. G. Brown, has been written for from Boston, Mass.. Chicago, IIl,, Detroit, Mich., and other places. Th edition is nearly exausted and if you want a copy, sendin your order at once. Advertising is the life of trade. Brown, of this village, a student at Bryant & | Nellie Gray, of Jeffersonville, G. L. SPARKS SYNOPSIS. Grand Chapter of O. E. S, of In- diana, held a grand session July 13, 14 15, 16. Much business was transacted. la Rickman was elected as the M of New Albany, and Sister Here is one case where females showed sense by selecting their own G. S., and not having a male to perform du- ties. The next session will b bY | Hautte second Monday in July, 1897. The Grand Commandry of Knight Templars of Illinois will meet at Deca- tur, August 12. Benj. B. Gardner Commandry of Newport gave a fine entertainment on the 23d, which was a fine and success- | ful attair. | 'the Grand Chapter O. E-S. of. Mis- souri met at Chillicothie, July 15, 16, 17. It wasa fine affair, and gathered ‘together a fine body of representative ladies. The session was good. Much business being transacted. The grand officers were elected and installed. hian Lodge, No. 14, of Beau- C., held their second annual session, which was followed by a ban- quet. July 18, the K. of P. of New York, tendered a fine banquet to Supreme Bro. W. A. Hamilton, of De Gruy ; Deposit in Bank. Watch for the great article, which will appear next week on ‘‘ Free Ma- the Capital Savings } ions.” It will be a continued article. It will pay the intelligent Mason to read the same, because it will, teach them something. (Down with monkey BEAUTIFUL RAILROADS, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. y s Divisions -Diyis- | hedule in effect July 19, 1896. - sonry-Its Divisions, and Sub Divis: | iste Wasbioaten sect atation, corner of New j - Jersey avenue and C street. For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Lim- ited trains 10.00 a. m. and 8.05p.m. a For Cincinnati, St. Louis. and Indianapolis, Vestibuled Limited 3.45 P- ™., express 1215 night. ‘Ep DR business.) Stop the knife. It does not pay. All the trouble has been caused by monkey business. Dirt and rascal- ity on the part of a certain set of monk- ey monks, who will in due time break up everything in their efforts to get re- yenge whenever the supplies are cut off. Why, we get mad. The fancy prices are broken up. Cut rates rule now. I told you all to be good and you won't listen. Now, I am tired of play- ing the indulgent, and I will now forth- with apply the rod. You have needed a good whipping to my personal knowl- edge for the last eight or ten years, and out of mercy I have refrained, but not being arelative of Job, the die is cast. Had my advice been followed things to-day would be different, but oh, no, what we did fifty years ago will not do now. You shall not play in my back yard. I am there and you shall not get there, unless you get down and kiss my_ feet. Now, all of this is monkey busines: when you ask about the money part. Young man you have nothing to do with the money, etc. You young men are too fast. As I said before J am in the fight to stay and don’t you forget it. Duvur Faxar. The sacred services at the Israel Baptist Church, 11th and E sts., Rev W. H. Johnson, pastor, was largely and spiritually enjoyed The pastor of Lane Chapel, C. M. E. Church, 14th and C sts, the Rev. V. Washington is still unwell, at his home 1345 B st., N. Mrs. A. B. Rollins, accompauied by her husband, Mr. Geo. Rollins, hay Va. Mr. and Mrs. L. Oden, spent Wed- nesday last amid the Potomac breeze. . Jenney Wracks, is enjoying the presence of happy friends from Va. j & am O aii Mrs. M. E. White, a first Ss pastry is home at her residence, No. 5, 8 €. £0 Sept 2. ; Miss Fannie Daggs, one of Wash- ington’s most fashionable dress maker is again enjoying the happine: of her home circle at 240 14% st., n. w. the Misses Hawkins, at their residence 1824 G st., n. e. HE IS BOUND IN VINEGAR AND CLAY. On Friday evening the 31st of July, the Rev. R. V. Peyton, of the Mt. Horeb departed, having been much pleased Baptist. Church, was injured quite { ‘ seriously by the collision of two bic , = et | cles, one ridden by an unknown white boy, about g o’cloc Both of hi wrists were badly sprained. The boy who was without a light and playing with a number of other children from 6 to 12 years old, disclaimed any injury to the delight of his antag- onist. ‘The Rev. Mr. Peyton, was found hands bound, sitting in his arm chair, in his parlor, enduring with quietude the misery of his misfortune The ladies endeavor of the Reho- beth Baptist Church, gave an open concert on the lawn of the Mt. Horeb church, on Monday evening last. The young men Rising Sons of the st, are making many preparations for their grand annual social at the fast Park on the 11th of August The sentence and imprisonment o Laura Buckner. The righteousness of the law having demanded an equita- ble adjustment of its claims, there was nothing left but the imprisonment of | the offender. To violate the Sunday } law, is a double crime, and resist the ‘civil or criminal prosecution of the | offender is still worse If we can burn } out the eyes of one officer, we can burn } out the eyes of any or all; so we will {uphold tue law, and punished the | offender, in or out of office. HE DIED WITH HER. HEY WERE WANDERING PRODIGALS FAR AWAY FROM HO) The suicidia hs of Andrew Col- i son of one of Washington's best business men and leading families, James Collins, and one Bertha s, a dicipated White woman aged 21 years, who came to their deaths on Monday ev July the !o7th by drowning themselves in the Potomac rive i so completety shrouded in mystery, that it is not even discussible beyond the mere fact of w ing toso:iety against the dang- ers of social evil for all coming ages. The regular monthly meeting of the {Charles Sumner Relief Corps was held on Wednesday evening last, at Grand Army Hall, with the President, Miss PA Ge ,inthe chair. The regu- lar order of business was followed. After which orders from the depart- Iment of the Potomac, W. R. C. were read pertaining to the National En- campment ch will be held in the Twin citi STATE oF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, } ss Grand Chancellor Sir Jas. C. Ross. The dinner was served in courses. Many prominent Pythians being pres- ent. July 19, the ladies auxiliary of Hay- den Lodge, K. of P. of New York en- tertained the S. G. C. attea, at the residence of the President, Mrs. T. P. Bee, W Thirty-third street. It | July 21, the ladies Auxiliary Circle ; No. f Hannibal Lodge, No. 1, of New York, gave a luncheon to Sir J. C. Ross, S.G. C. A large number of prominent Pythians being present. | Most Imperial Grand Potentate John G. Jones 33° has recovered from his sickness. Read Tue Bee and you will learn something. he senior partner of the firm of F. 1. 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