The bee., 1883-08-04

LADY, WHO PERPETRATED HER
CRIMES IN SOUTH WASHINGTON AND
RETIRES IN HER SUPPOSED Sc
CRECY-A LADY AFFRIGHTED BE-
YoND THE FAMILY CoNTRoL-AN
ACCIDENT on THE B. AND P. RAIL
ROAD-THE SOUTH WASHINGTON
BRANCH 2. o.--POLICE COURT
| THE MINISTERIAL RELIEF CLUB
THE IRVING PARK EXCLUSION
AND THE RELIGIOUS NOTES, BUSI-
NESS INTERESTS, ETC.
The Bloom of Youth Society of the
Benevolent Order of the Sons and
Daughters of Abraham met in the
Westley Zion of A. NJ. E. Church. D
street, between Second and Third
streets, s. w., on Sunday, July %,
1888, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of having sermon preached by
the pastor. Rev. II. J. Daniels.
The sermon was timely, appropriate
and instructive, from Heb. IL, 9.
This society of little children showed
from the reading of the secretary'S re-
port an expenditure of one thousand
dollars, 38 deaths, and 258 financial
| members.
The iuvenility of the society pre-
sents an appearance of children, none
of whom are over the age of eight
years, with a financial of their treas
ury representing over $250-two hun
dred and fifty dollars for sickness and
deaths, and such guardians over them
as they have had for the twelve years,
Messrs. J. w. Branson, Charles Holt
day, Lewis Lawson, Mrs. Mary j.
Hudnel, and their faithful secretary,
J. S. Bailey. The parents cannot to be
largely repaid for sending their chill
dren into it. The pastor was accom-
panied by ministers Edmund Kelley
and r. S. Laws.
The pulpit was filed at o'clock by
Elder Smith, from the New England
Conference, who was on his way to
Little Rock, Arkansas, gave won
derful sermon to our community, and
also preached at Galbath Chapel, L
street. n. W., on Wednesday evening,
with the same impression.
The pulpit of the Zion Baptist
Church was filled on Sunday morning,
in the absence of the pastor, Rev. VIM.
Gibbons, who was away on a western
visit. He having returned home re-
freshed, will fill his own pulpit on
Sunday, August 5, when he will be
gladly received by an oTercrowded
congregation, as usual.
The Virginia Avenue Baptist
Church, Sixth street and Virginia
avenue, had interesting services.
The pulpit was filled in the morning
by tue Rev, E. Kelley, of New Bed
ford, Mass, who made an unusual i'm
preston on the audiences, and in
the evening it was filled by the pastor.
The large Odd Fellows excursion
here from Richmond, bringing SO
many friends to friends, the celebrated
Gales Park picnic, in the interest of
Col. I. III. Carson, under the auspices
of his late staff, the Rick and the Van
ness Parks picnics, made Monday
quite a day for the pleasure-seekers of
South Washington.
The Enon Baptist Church, Sixth
., fszssass~ ss-'111-So Ss1.t,
evening, to listen to the subject. Zone
Spirit Unite Many Tongues" which
subject was handled by their pastor.
Rev. Peter Lewis, with great deal of
care and impression. from the Acts.
2,1.
The paStar of the Mount .Jezreel
Baptist Church, Z and Fifth streets.
Last Washington, Rev. L. S. Robin
son. has returned home, though not
well from sad accident received in
ms tall from the cars on reaching the |
city; yet he entered upon his loving
charge, having been received bv the
many glad hearts
Some time ago, between the 10th of
May and the 20th of July, 1888. verv
prominent young lady of North Wash
ngton came to this section of the citv
with the aid of her father and mother.
ma one OF our most prominent physi-
lans of this city employed rooms and
became mother. They either thought
nat South Washington had no rights
vnlch they were bound to respect, or
nat we were not capable, in common
Win others, OF protecting those rights
galnst foreign depredations. AL {
hough your correspondent has in his |
oSSeSSlon all the facts connected with 6
ne case necessary to expose. convict t
nj eXpel from public confidence all L
artles concerned, yet he reserves the r
ght to withhold the names from pub- s
censure, and warn that section n
5alnst further depredations in the n
lture. d
The Central Baptist Sunday-School V
mon. Rev. I. S. Robinson, President p
Id WI. Howard, Secretary, will meet il
the Virginia Avenue Baptist Il
l9rch' 9th street, and Virginia Ave, n
W., on Sunday, August the 10Th CT
st., at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, when the cl
lglng by the First Baptist. South fir
the Zion Baptist. the Mt es
zreel Baptist, and the Virginia Ave lit
e, will entertain the audience bv the Sc
erspersion of melodies from little SIT
arts, under the leadership of their ro
1erlntendents. All are invited. tn
BAD people take advantage of ex- all
mes. Families should always guard M
INST carelessness at night, as the WI
reputable are never careful. It has cei
come to the light of your CORES sol
dent, that through the carelessness cir
The part of families in this respect. sor
IAN, not at that time known, who pos
escaping the arrest of the police son
1ugh School street, ran into short VIII
between School and E, Al and 9th or