The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1897, Page 8

1HE WASHINGTON BEE EDUCATIONAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. HOWARD UNIVERSITY, “*>sve> \Medieal } | spread | Including Medi Dental and } Pharmaceutic Colleges. Thirtieth Session 1! oon. 1 open Octobe: 1 1st and seven m tention of School of Sunday » Wash- For informatic Shadd, M. D., got R Street, n. w F.J —our orga es = I aie. OBSERVATION SLEEPING CARS Rela I - , ane ON B. & O. Commencing B.& O.R.R. en Baltimo ervation Sle mare word twe: m to Ot ‘Mr. Spc by For SaLe.—A beautiful farm, com: | posing of 92 acres of rich soil, never failing stream on the place. Three} hours drive, with a load to the Center Market. Terms reasonable. Call at this office, or 503% D street, n. w., for | information. | | or ten good collec- | per centage | e from 8 to 5} Tailoring, Dyeing, Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing, No delay. ed Cle: Pants pressed Whiie vou wait rent STE AMER NNOT BE DENIED, Potomae Riv in the busi B safe and sou in the most b unpleasant There are assure 0 ounds, C rdtown, ¢ — 300 passengers 25 5 800—40 per cent. Boat may be t they wil can be S ELECTION. No 1K. of P., ted the following ni-annual tour ert Butler, V. prelate.; Horace k Pendleton M. of ; > L. Henson, K. of R. and S.; G.W. Smith, M, of A.; W. R. Brent, I G.; Charles Whitney, O. G Mou D. ¢ June officers for t W. H. Th C.G.W Brown, \ ge several smart Isaacs in the D. C., who have their names on the rolls of a Masonic Lodge and they are continual- ly spouting about bogus and they have’nt the sense tot know that every time they stab they heap trouble not only on themselves but the Masonic world at large. A brother here froma near state tells us that this fight here has put the white brethren of the Unit- ed States very much against the Negro Masons as a whole and these smart men have’nt the sense to see that they are hurting themselves and no one else. The Grand Lodge of Texas Masons convened at Gainesville June 15. The craft commenced Labors at High Twelve. Reportsof Grand officers shows the affairs of the jurisdiction to be in good shape etc., about $2,000 had been expended for charity. On the evening of the */th a Lodge of Sorrow was held in m -mory of the deceased Brethren. The officers for the Grand Lodge of K. of P forthe D.C. are as follows; Sir H.N. Smith, Grand Chancellor, Nathan Jennus, V. Grand Chancellor, Thomas W. Henderson prelate, Geo. R. Rhone, G. Master of Exchequer, H. P. Howell, G Keeper of R. and S., J. H. Mansfield, G. Master at Arms, Jas. Williams, G. Inside Guard, Henry T. Lee G. Outside Guard, Wm. H. Thom- as G. Lecturer, Albert Bailey G. Mar- shall, Charles H. Marshall G. Medical Director, Wm. H. Johnsonand Thomas W. West Supreme Representatives to the Supreme Lodge. After the instal- lation, the Rev. J. Anderson Taylor was introduced after remarks, etc., the reverend called the attention of those present to the following words viz That it was quite time for the colored people as a race to adopt as aunit the feeling that kept Damon from disap-| THe Bex is the organ of the K. of P. pointing Pythias at the last moment.|of the D. C., the Mystic | Shrine, (At this stage we rest.) The officers|Schotish Rite, Royal and S. Masters, installed by P. G. Chancellor George |Good Samaritans and secret orders in R. Watkins. The ladies furnished al general. To keep informed read The sumptuos repast. There was a large] Ber. The article which was intended attendance of friends and well wishers, | to appear this week will appear next an week. The reason it failed to appear EXCuPsio Office : Soo =" street, his week was that the Cap Stone has Officers of Charles Sumner Division ccoragateremiy U.R.K. of P., are Parris Busey, Cap- tain Comdr., James H. Williams, First Lieut. Comdr. Hannibal Sheppard, Second Lieut. Comdr. Thos. Veney, Right Guide, Robert Hyson Left Guide, Watt Gibson, Treasurer, S. E.-Jones, Recorder, A. Johnson Standard Bearer not arrived. All who desire to learn about Bogus Bodies and clandestine Masons will do well to be at the Hall Sunday July 4, at 3 P. M. - Prof. Seville and assistants will be on hand. It is the intention of the faculty to make these lectures not only instructive but interesting etc. All Jerry Banks Prelate. The officers were installed by Brig-General Sir H. N. Smith, assisted by Acting Adjutant General Sir Wm. H. Johnson. who fail to attend will simply miss it. For light upon dark subjects read The Be EE. : N. B.—All Masons invited to be pres- ent Sunday. The Masons of Chicago gave a Wd, ‘a E2cS See SE Excursion Resort, — MONT Y MONT, R <odahcbeaes xt wea er fis new, our use, sionists of the Js and we the boat | have every , i , Rock Point, for New Gl 1t—600, 35 per cent. Rooms A and | WHAT THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW. ill3cease in- If colored republican I ats who had | dorsing negro democ them dismissed from office. What seekers? Do you want to know the news? has become of the office WHAT THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO SEE. Good men appointed to offices. Colored republicans cease indorsing negro democrats. Negro democrats given the same ‘dose that colored republicans re- j ceived. President McKinley indorsed. A new leadership established. IT IS RUMORED. The President of the Afro-American League will be an editor, John P. Green is the] biggest } man in Ohio. if He will be appointed soon “NEW TYPE! Bro. Purdy, of Hiram Abiff, on K st reet near sth, n. w. is very sick. Charity Entertzinment St. Johns Day at First Regiment Armory. The Memphis Appeal seems to be kicking itself to death about white Masons recognizing Negro Masons in this country. It says that there is a sad want of respect and gentility when any Lodge of white Masons sliow a Negro Masonto enter, much less to make him their Master and the Lodge in New Jersey that thus degraded itself should receive the utter contempt of all white Lodges and their names and number heralded throughout the con- fines of this country and whenever a member should visit another Lodge or in anyway mix with the Brethren he should be told to pass on and be treat- edas a Clandestine Mason.” [The Appeal may be of Masonic inclinations, etc.,, but we are satisfied that they know nothing about Masonry, for the simple reason that Masonry knows nothing about the color of the man, it is the work that is presented for In- spection.] For the information of the legitimate faction who claim that the 17th st. faction is Bogus, etc., here is a sample illustration of the feelings of the white Masons of the United States towards the colored Masons of the United States, so far as their legality as awhole is concerned. The Trestle Board, a Masonic journal (white) says that they know nothing of Chinese or Negro Masons or any other irregular or clandestine Masons, and that they deem them irregular Masoas through no - fault of theirs, and that they are willing | Center Market, O street aud the North- to greet them as Brethren whenever|ern Liberty Market They keep all their Grand Lodges permit. There are | kinds of game and fish. UNIQUE EXCURSION FOR AMA.| TEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS. | The B. & O.R. R. has arranged a’ novel excursion for the benefit of Amateur Photographers to Harper’s Ferry, W. Virginia, Hancock, Md., and Cumberland, Md. _ This excursion will be in charge of an experienced, professional photogra- pher. Special car will be provided with a dark room and chemicals for developing negatives. Baggage com- partment for photographic outfits, etc. Train will leave B. & O. Station 11.45 a. m., July 9th. Tickets valid for return until July 12th. 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