The bee., 1883-06-09
LOCALS.

kentucky has elected delegates to
..acGored convention
~ 1,ho Israel Church fair is success.
III, J !, ara crowds every night.
4te T5e m,lic schools have begun to
,,re % tbeir their examinations.
v-CW. Davis was slightly injured
lno.of the herdics last week.
onr branch Office in South Washing
- under Rev. r.. S. Laws, is doing
well
ur " A. Stewart will accompany
,ba Capital City Guard to Baltimore
:, the l4th of this month.
We have received volume one num-
s,r one Of the Baltimore TindtcotoT
We welcome the TjRdtcdtor.
yr and Mrs Gaines, of Baltimore,
rare in the city last week to witness
,be marriage Of their nephew, Mr.. Jas.
\. Mitchell.
The citizens Of this city will meet
i convention on or about July and
sla+ delegates to the colored National
convention. There are many candi-
dates in the field.
Isaac Washington, Vice-President
otbe Central Republican Committee,
was buried from the Fifth Baptist
Church Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Wash
inrton was well known in this city.
Company A, Capitol Guard, gave
another Of its picnics, which are al
wavs nsted for good music, good be-
hayior and a good time. The Com
pany deserves much credit, and should
be well patronized.
The public school concert Of the
eighth division was a grand success
The solo 10y Mr.. b. Is. Fleet was sung
with effect. Mr.. Henry Grant, our
music teacher deserves great credit fol-
the rapid advancement of the public in
music
The marriage of Mr.. James Mitche
10 Miss Ada Marshal, took place at The
9Th street Presbyterian Church We'd
neBday evening. There was a recep
ton at the residence of the brides par
ents, which was largely attended.
The BEE cen be got at the follow
ing stations; Williams & Meridith
Palkcrhun, nextto the City Post Office
Mrs. Pallzety. NJ st. between 18th am
18th Sts.; Ballers drug store 10th an
NJ; w. /. Freemans, Is NJ ST.; Henr
Polands, a and Pa. ave. and Mrs
Mary l.. Chase, Ill 9th st. n. w.
Persons giving public entertain
ments, and desirous Of having notice
and comments made upon their enter
tainments, should not expect reporter
to pay entrance fees. When the pres
has to pay gate fee or the regular pric
Of tickets for their reporters, it is no
expected that they will write up muc
about entertainments. The public wi
please bear this in mind.
The Manhattan Base Ball Club re
turned from their southern trip a few
days ago 1t is reported that the gam
between the Manhattan and the Rich
m0nd Swans was tie, after clever
innings. The game with the Peabod
was interesting, score being, Manhat
IAN, 9; Peabody, 3. The second gam
between the Swans and Manhattan re
suited in a victory for the latter by
score of o to 9. Mr.. Thomas, it
said. was pronounced the best catche
who has ever been in Richmond. Th
following composed the club on tn
trip to Richmond: S. X. Govern
manager who deserves much credit
W. Haitian, LIST b.; and Capt. W
Brown, p.; A. Thomas, c.; j. Strathel
r. f.; B. Boyd, C. f.; ]. Washington
s.: B. Holmes, I'd b.; S. Alexander
3rd b.; and r.. Brown, l. f.
A fashionable wedding took place a
the Presbyterian Church on Wednes
day evening, June 9Th, the occasion
bpmg the marriage of Miss Ada Mar
shall to Mr.. James III. Mitchell. Tn
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr. i. w. Grimke, in the presence of
large ndmber of our best citizens, tn
groom was attended by Mr.. j. Ii
Saunders. as best man, the brides toile
was Of white surah, with white satl
cverskirt, and waist with full tull
Veil and orange blossoms in her hal
while her neck was encircled with
handsome and heavy gold chain, tn
gift Of the groom, the bridesmaid wa
also very handsomely dressed in whit
satin. both the bride and bridesmal
held handsome boquet of flowers
their hand. After the ceremony wa
performed a reception was given
the residence of the mother of th
bride. No. ISL 18th Street, from 8
10 p. NJ The table was beautiful
decorated with choice flowers an
brilliantly illuminated with wax cal
dies in glass candelabrum, the present
we're numerous and grand, most
taem being of fine silverware.