The bee., 1883-01-13
LOCALS.

tbe BE-
rr,nk Halls. at 923 llth street. il
M .be rare to 60 for good stove-pipe
III The debate Of the law school OF
uaoard Cniyersitylwill take place TO
morrow evening.
III, rum0red that our sweet little
s,;rna Mis-, Sallie Ford, will be married
.bartlytoa gentleman in Boston, Mass
Mr. & Mrs. King is the place after
N Thepublic would do great thing
T. goinc 10 this establishment before
5e ,tork is I'll sold.
The school articles will be concluded
i, three more numbers, after which
rp shah give some important informa-
'icn on Missionary.
The people who desire pianos, Or
c,n, aud ANYTHING in the musical line.
.1,rId 90 10 John F. Ellis, on Pennsyl-
r,r;a avenue. Mr.. Ellis will accom-
MEDIATE the people to their own salts
action. Read his advertisement.
The U,uopq Inder pays the govern
@cgt printing Office well deserved
compliment II, complimentary refer
sncr to Mr. John Larkcome and his
faithful nody guard, Robert Logan's.
i well deserving.
There Wa a lively time in the school
hoard. Tuesday evening, over a com
wunication from the District Commits
siancrs. The next ruling of this tai
umrrratc viii be that no district em-
plovc shall breathe.
Mr. II. {. Ninsor, the popular shoe
maa. at 1923 New York avenue, is
ayrrtising in the BEE, and we want
it known that he keeps good shoes at
al prices to suit the times. Tne public
and the patrons of the BEE please re-
member.
The prosecution in the star route
ase, viii no doubt succeed in getting
anew Jury, or exchanging the old one
for a new one; this is just what the
people are doing at Buffers, corner of
Fifth and X streets, Northwest. ey-
changng their old stoves for new
ones
We advise all those who have not
seen the wonderful quilt, which has
;95 pieces Of fan shape, made of the
cotton generally used for tides, which
after six years was completed 10y a
blind lady, who will shortly rattle it
of Tickets . cents, at ll22 18th
street
The exercises at the Presbyterian
sunday School on Sunday evening last,
were of a very interesting character.
Many presents were presented to the
children ly Mr. Menewhedther, the
superintendent After the exercises |
Mr.. VA. Stewart presented on he |
half OF the officers, teachers and |
scholars a handsome gold-headed cane
to the superintendent.
We had the pleasure of visiting one
Of the finest Photographic establish
mgts in this country. We have refer
cptothe magnificent studio Of Mr.. /
l.modinst, No. AZ Pennsylvania
HmuC. between FUur-and-a-half and /
sixth streets, Northwest. He has every
facility known to the art to execute |
the very best likcnesseS. finished with |
aIIthc artistic skill and experience de-
rFcd from many years in the profes-
sion, His latest Paris instantaneous
process, known only to himself, is one
ol The secrets OF his Unparalled success.
Mt u. N.NlnedinSt, his son, who re-
sides in Paris is a pupil of the cele-
hFated artist MonsieuS Jerome, and has
AhIoted great skill already Some
me specimens of his art can be seen at
hH fathers studio. Both the father
and son are naturally gifted artists.
lheoon IN Paris keeps his father posted
III The newest arts, as they occur from
llme to time lie will furnish, for a
limited time, cabinet sizes at So per
dozen.
OtE lotNG S0LoNS.-Whath has been
greatly needed in Washington, es-
lecally at the bar Of Justice is compe-
tent lawyers. Men whom the colored
people ran trust and conduct business
on the same basis like other practicion-
pN. T.. MolyneauX Hewlett and John
A. Mass. have opened flrst-class law
once at No. 400 Louisiana avenue,
room one, on floor two. Theae gen
ueIllcn are competent, and will do
Hon"r 10 our district bar. Mr.. Hewlett
Practices also in the Virginia courts,
i ana IS well-known as a gentlemen of
@'IiltN Since he has been in our city.
Hg mas conducted more cases than all
:, :, our eolored lawyers combined. Mr.,
Mass Is two well-known for comment.