The Washington Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1898, Page 5

Hon. John L. Seaton, formerly a member of the Common Council of | Virginia, a 32nd degree mason, one of |the oldest and best known citizens of Alexandria, Va. died at his summer residence in Fauquier County, Va., last Sunday afternoon at one o’clock. Mr. Seaton is the brother of the late Tue Bes, and his sisters, and brother }to Mrs. Laura V. Conte, ofthis city. The funeral services will be conducted | by the masonic fraternity of Virginia. Re R. Hughes, A, M., of Balti- | Midnight services were held last even- more was in the city this week. |ing. He will be buried tomorrow < nry Demas will be in town |afternoon,, at two o'clock, from his 1 residence in Farquier. Interment will ew | be on his farm. His friends and rela- Mis va A. Chase and Alice Jack- | tives will attend the funeral, and will ent Fauquier County Vinginia, |take the 8 o'clock train tomorrow i y morning. morning from the B& P depot for + H. P Cheatham will speak | Beaiton, Va., where carriages will be er, N. Y., Friday May 2oth|!" waiting to convey them to the sion isa meeting of the Na-| house. ptist Convention. Quite a listinguished persons will | “THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD ees OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART.” Mis a Tanner, one of the talent- | ejaswellas one of the handsomest - ) the American stage, re- | qmes ber former role of Annie Mea-|Cost over $100,000 to publish. Con- dows, in tke elaborate production of|tains nearly 200 full-page engravings Alone in London” at the Grand Op- | efour Savior, by the great masters. it this week This tremen-/j1s nota life of Christ, but an exhibit of ess of former days will be;allthe great masters ideals of the ected by the strongest melo-dra-| Christ. No other book like it ever mpany ever organizedinclud- | published. Agents are taking from uis Masen who plays John |three to twenty orders daily. The y | book is so beautiful that when people ———— |see it they want it Published less THE LYCEUM. | than a year and already in its twenty- apts fifth edition, some editions consisting Mr. Samuel G. Thompson read be-| of 18,5000 books. The presses are « Mt. Horeb Baptist Church lyce- | running day and night to fill orders. st Sunday afternoon. A perusal of the pictures of this book There wasa literary treat at the|'S like taking a tour among the great the church of Our Redeem |#t galleries ot Europe. The Hermit- econ last Sunday afternoon, Lawyer | #8° Prado, Uffizi, Pitti, Louvre, Vat- mplimented Judge Bradley |i¢4, National of London, National of ed that The Beg had mis- Berlin, Belvidere and other celebrated him. European art galleries, nave all placed ‘ their rarest and greatest treasures at eH. Richardson read be- | our disposal that they might be repro- Varrick lyceum on last Mon-| duced for this superb work. ‘First x. His subject was, “The | glance at the pictures brought tears the individual.” The audi-/to my eyes,” says one. “Cleared lite large and select. | $150 first week’s work with the book,” ongressional lyceum on last | Says another. Many men and women . crnoon, Mr. Alpheus Davi- buying and paying for homcs from haan ee s their success with this great work. $ redon “Jerusalem and the} Al a g H ands” Mrs. Hellen Stoke and | Iso, man or woman of good church | Standing, can secure position of mana- | ger here to do office work and corres- W. Frisby, one of the col-| ponding with agents in this territory ers who took part in the | Address for full particulars A. P.T. inst the ministers, offered | Eider, Publisher 189 Michigan Ave., 1 to appoint a committee | Chicago. Ill., First Floor. te the publication in The} member of the commit- : gnorant of the facts as Mr. | li \ Li cheeky in offering such a| itil 1am Aa inton, The president, Mr. Mar-| —DEALER IN— nitted he heard one of the wyers say what The Bre| W7 COA Coal gs Cclke., | shed, was as anxious to have ttees report adopted as The committee retired nthe back of the hall and ndly exchanges of com- the thought of what an their report would have, | No. 70 G Street. Northeast. their surprise a snag. The 1 few members to make a iration society out of the 1 find it out of existence. Di atlempung to gag mem- roduce matters that is en- nto a lyceum will not ben- east ngressional lyceum is to be for the financial and social e incorporators. the public know it. Tne failure of the adopt the report almost a break up of the lyceum t place the committee made ion of the matter. Not a he committee was present negro attorneys made fools | > ~ would. pot have sense MEAT MARKET. entertain the truth. The Beef, Lamb, Pork, Sausage, and all rinds of Meat, discussed by Messrs. hardson, Stewart, Frisby, Wholesale and Retail. Fine Ice house. Refringerating excellent. y played a violin solo. 2240 pounds to the Ton. Sawed and Split wood. All stock under | cover. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orders by mail will receive prompt | aitention, | Carley’s MARKET. Groceries, {tats and Provisions. 2601 I Street northwest. Branch:—1741 L St. n. w. and others. was presented to the pres- e ladies auxiliary. Miss F. | made the presentation 13 O St. northwest hn P. Green will read to- 413 Lucindia Chase. uncle to the Editor of } fe Soe | ae t TROPHY = = \GHAMpION CAKE. WALKE! OF AMERICA Mr, Sherman Coats and Miss Annie Sutton. 18, GAZ AT THE THEATRES. Gate OPERA HOUSE. KERNAN & RIFE, Managers. Week Commencing Monday, Apr. 18. Matinees Wednesdav and Saturday. The Favorite Emotional Actress, MISS CORA TANNER In a Magnificent Revival of Robert Buchanan's Master Play A LONE IN LONDON The Strongest Melo-Dramatic Company Ever Organized, Including Mr. Lonis Masen and Mr. Charles Canfield. Entirely New and Elaborate Scenic Effeet. Direction of Mr. William De Shetley, POPULAR PRICES. Next Attraction—',CUBA’S VOW.” N \dcadem 7 INCREASE & IN PRICES. Week Commencing Monday, Apr. 18. Every Evening, Wednesday and Sat- uaday Mats. A FESTIVE OF MIRTH. The Funiest Woman in America. FANNY RICE Presenting the Amusing Comedy, At The French Ball, By Fre’k F. Schrader. The Cleverest Conceit Concocted in Years. Next Week—-U NCLE TOM’S CABIN. LYCEUM THEATER. KERNAN : April 11. One Week Matinees Nonday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. FLYNN & SHERIDAN’S Big Sensation DOUBLE COMPANY. 25—White—25 | 20—Creole—20 An Olio of High-Class Speciaities. —lIncluding— Maxwell and Simpson, Introducing Realistic and Vivid stration of will be made to recon- Frisby resolutions. 5 | James MM. 'Gonuer Si00. Z 5 j ers of this paper will be —Dealer In— | rn that there is at least = s ae | i disease that science has | Groceries, Meats and Provisions. tages, and arrh. tarrh Cure ositive cure known to the ernity. Catarrh being a | disease, requires treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Bill of Fare. n internally, acting direct pod andl inneol murfabes THE DELMO-KOONCE | m, thereby destroying the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 1606 M St | { the disease, and giving Drs. 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Mr. Harris was | COLD DISHES. sin the direction of science, | Oysters on Half Seell by talent and industry to | Ham, bread and butter. romise in this department, | £0m™,beef bread and butter. opening with the Pittsburg | Deviled Crabs....... tna, °S @ guarantee of future dis- | Chicken Salad ra na field to which too many | bobsterSalad a si 7, . Potato Sala re Strangers. Unquestiona- | Pie and Milk Liver and Bacor beef Hash. Stew, bread an "7 ‘3 nm fe) 4 a e e 5 g 2 g . is death, science and the os <n negroes have lost a valua- ce Cream & water Loss, per plate, {6c. aracter, s| New Management. i. LEE; arriving at Key West, and views of THE “MANE” 2—NEwW BurLESQUES—2 M.| The Parisian Widows. ‘or e ik aD) a = ] Flossick & Bro. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In all kinds Flour, Feed and Grain Wood, Coal and Coke. Terms Cash All orders Delivered Free. Give us a Trial, Corner North Capitol St., and Nhw York ave. N. 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