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ADJUSTMENTS.

FoRDs, CuAmrs Wrxgr.u
TIE HIGHEST ExTREssIoN or MODERN COMEDY
THE wYNDHAN SEASON.
WITH TIE ENTIRE COMPANY
THE CRITERION TuEArER. LONDON
COMMENCES MONDAY EyESING. FEp. ,sru
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T INcoLN HALL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1894 D. m,
FIRST CONCERT OF THE
CHORAL SOCIETY.
PROGRAMME:
/. congratulated Chorus-Loewe
2. -Dew-Aiixed Chorus Rheinberger.
3. Tenor Solo, 'Save Dhnora" from Faust-A L. King.
4. My Love is Fair fivepar Madrigal Leslie.
5. Finland love song-Male Chorus-Engelsberg.
6. The Water Fay-Mixed Chorus Rheinberger
z Tenor Solo, Adelaide" Beethoven-A- l.. King.
8. Brier Rose'Femaie Chorus-Vicrling.
g. Thanks be to Goi"-Mixed Chorus
Elijah
Admttance One Dollar. including reserved seat Box
sheet open at Metzerotts and after Tuesday 18th
inst feblS6t
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Hue Points,
Hard crabs, Little Neck clans, prime salt water
oysters and terrapns. Families supplied, whole
sale and retail 621 St NV. n. White Co. 6
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-v altaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
(yOung or old) who are AFFLICTED with nervous de-
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Ing speedy and complete restoration Of health and
manly vigOr. Address as above N. B.-NO risk is
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CoLoRED Silks!
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FANCY SILKS,
S7hc., &c.. &C, 75c., &c., $I00
BLACK SILKS,
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CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
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CHEAPEST Yard vide Keached Cotton in the United
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COLORED RADZIMERE SILKS new styles excel
lent 9Ia1ty actual cash value S15O reduced &1O0
NUNS YELLING (cream), pure wool, widest double
W111 hn worth &c, reduced to 37hc.
-COLOhED SAT1NS. cream. pink. garnet light blue,
,d HANDSOME ,s BR0GADE SILKS cream pink. white.
ngn rt nipe, %9rth ~ %, reduced TO 3lO0.
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sheet open at Metaerots and after Tuesday 18th
NATIONAL rHEArER:
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
ENGAGEMENT For FOUR NIGHTS ONLY
nss3tE ss1$$ ssss,s =,
METROPOLITAN o SHsk III RSySE sEM YORK q :,
A''DiS ' MONDAY EVENING: riFEBkUAkY IS N'
ss.s fsS I'd $S ssss Nils
TUESDAY rvr fT Isl FEBRUARY g.
Supported By ssnors stasno s g, here
er @ ap
wrDsrsfS Ssi;I&; + $;Se'5sissa
Nine Nilsson
WI" hSESaRf Ballet
and Fasnfs M@es scacs
Prices: Is. g. o. and O. Reserved according to
General Admission: g. o.. and1.
s:e Ct os seats On now S.d srs 8
6. Il MATTHEWS. - ~ l MARCUS :t1i r. MAYER sEi
Treasurer Business Manager.
T,HEATER CoM1QUE.
NEW GRAND PROGRAM THIS WEEK.
Regular Matinees Tuesday. Thursday ard Saturday
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE WESTINGHOUSE BIRTH
DAY, FRIDAY. FEB n
Great Success Of
HARRY MONTAGUE
a
Harry Mont ague's Sensation,
THE FEMALE BEAUTY,
ro1ickng comedy Of everyday life on the seashore.
winding up with the May Pole Dance and the Grand
Kac-a-DOc Quadrille. febl8
nIME MUSEUM
u ANOTHER GRAND SHOW,
Every afternoon and night this week
ThEse exquisite Artists s N Xo SH .,,cp
LEONARD AND JONES, the Telegraph Boys.
RIPLEY and READ the Musical Wonders PURvIS
Graham and Lotus The Allen Sisters, The sqspen-
sion Fest. Mammoth Hog. What IL lt, and all the
wild Animals concluding with SLIPPERY DAY.
Admission to Ill only ten cents. feblS6t
CHOICE SEATS T ESh rHr.rrn
for sale 1t Bentanos Book Store Nth street and Penn
sJlvAnia avenue. rs
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ALL THE BRIGHTEST SUCCESSES
OF RECENT YEARS IN LONDON WILL HAVE IN.
TERPRETATIoN IN WASHINGTON BY AN ASso.
CITATION OF COMEDY ARTISTS NOT TO BE sEEN
| ANYWHERE ELSE ON ANY ENGLISH SpEAkINa
STAGE.
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Motherswan's wormsryup, tasteless, effective; CSC
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
The delicious flavor of the Seal Skin Cigar is not
due to drugs 1t is given by secret combination
OF the finest Havana TObaccOs properly rehandled.
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
Wholesale Agents.
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LoHpoy Cough srErr only 10 and &c bottle.

Dr. c. ". SCoTT, dentist. formerly Of 12,h ana T
streets, Las removed u Us .tll stceyt northwest
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For Bronchial, ASthmatic and PulmOn.
airy Complaints, "Browns Bronchial TrOchesn mani
fest remarkable curative properties. Sold only in
boxes. 60
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YCg GAN GET a b.nf-oT1e uvenir at Johnst0ns
pharmacy, next %ItiGa;i IheGlEr.
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4 Coon INVESTMENT and q rare chance. FIVE new
houses northwest. best l0cajion Ia the City. now
Enfer rent for $3.50 p-r mCath. can bc bought for
$4,000 Apply 70 Il CIClQSchEIiG No ti@ ftE street
northwest.
DrpE GlAssEs- coil cltin-- 50 c:s Te:anlcrs.
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Il s ~ soa aAss: rEpRyAnyss: ,ss.
- Two performances each day at and s p m.
Electro Musical Daumascope.
Geo Lun. Novelty Acrobatic Juggler
Curry and Marrittins Bar Acts Cunning somersaults
Electric ouarette pefforned With Ideal Opera Com.
p s,asr for Ehs with great success1
Miss l. K Hines
And other attractions
Inc most expensive and interesting entertainment ever
,R.seryed seats at Drew drug store 94l Penna
Sd and rnna
drug store 426 9TH southwest: Summers Aliens drug
Holders of reserved seats will the 9th street
up one nght 200 seats at rs cents 900 seats at
care fb febsy s fs1s S. esns
alto Kellogg Johnson Parce and e.
phonzo Youngs exchangeable at Ellis 4 Co.'s music
alter Moniay February asa th ebas
CENTER ISLE ORCHESTRA CHAIRS
for every performance of the Opera Season can be
febal-st. THE ARL hsS HOTEL.
S GEv s5Se5E ASP SEASON TICKETS FOR
advance at Book 1H store i,h
street and Pennsylvania avenue. f.b22
John B. COUGH.
Temperance Orator
New LECTURE:
THE POWERS THAT BE"
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26rH
Admission so cts: Reserved Seats rs cts To he had
only at Elliss Music Store and Baanty Book Store
No reserved seats sold at door evening Of Lecture
Doors open at Z: Lecture at o'clock
Tha Last lact,,r b,,,Jr a5s
unable to obtain seats Get reserved early
feb20-6t
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Though on Rats clears out Rats, Mice. l5c.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenla 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley: 60

j. M. LarOque's EIixer Of Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half century. been in use by
all classes of people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
sicianS as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debiitated all find 1T
to give new life, vigOr and happiness Particu-
larry lady'S medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists: w. f. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison Streets Baltimore, Md. ,th,S6m
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Thirty Years E1perience.
An old nurse Of thirty years experience says that
She has never used wine that has had such q
pleasing effect on her patients as that made by Mr.
Alfred Speer OF Passaic N. j. 1t is pure article
and people have confidence In 1t. Ask your drug
gst for 1t and take no other. For sale by drug
gistS W&S
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NEXT wEEK-GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.

FEBRUARY 18th AND MARCH lsT AND sATUR.
DAY MATINEE.
BARLOW, WILSON & CO.'S MAMMOTH MINISTRIES
In an Entirely New Programme. IL
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ESFofCED FNTGRATIOS.-DurIg the past ten
years prisoners convicted IL, Tie Criminal Court Of
This District h1ye been sent 10 penitentiares as fol-
lows: 10 albany county. " Y. penitentiary from
ls' to lNS, rctal Ot ~ 10 the MARYLAND peniten
Iiary, al; Baltimore Ia IS.7. ~ and ls.S 56-total
10; AuhUI9, y. y. IN 1871 and IS-9 ~.
bu.falO. NJ IN 1881, g. IN 1852 So I'm ise3 :3-rotai
lS; Concord, New Hampshire, Ia 1sS3, s, n.akin. a
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"sEATS CAN NOW DE RESERVED.
NATIONAL THEATER. MCCULLOUGH

Last Appearance of the Eminent Tragedian
MR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
RICHARD I'll
Supported b. Mr.. W. N. Corners Powerful Conpa NJ.
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NO MATINEE WILL DE GIVEN on ASH wEpNEs.
DAY
The bee., 1884-02-23
THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.

The 21st annual session cf the
Washington NJ. E. Conference
will be held at Lynchburg, Va,
commencing Wednesday March,
II, 1884: For the purpose of ac-
commodating those who wish to
be present at Lynchburg, Sunday
and Monday, during the conference
Mr.: VIM: A: Carter has made
special arrangements with the
Virginia Midland Railway Coz, to
run special train for their accom-
modatlon, leaving Alexandria, Va:
at 1850 PIN! sharp, on Saturday
evening, March 18th 1884; return
ing, will leave Lynchburg at II 80,
p. m: Monday, March 18th: Par
ties from Baltimore, Washington,
and elsewhere in the vicinity will
take the 4.2O, $40, 8, OF IO.4O, p:
m: train from B: & P Depot, cor
ner of 9th and B street: Fare, for
the round trip, 50. IS;
Special reductions to clubs of 25.
Address, VIM. A. Carter. Alex
andria, Va, for further informa-
ton.
The bee., 1884-02-23
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

The remains of Rev. Mrs, Den
mis- was taken to West River on
Saturday morning. Many friends
left the city with the remains,
among whom were, Messrs. AL
fred Pope and James Davenport;
she left, to mourn her loss, six
daughters.
Mr.. Robert Wilson Is yet quite
i'll.
We regret to report the illness
of Mrs. Washington Beckett.
Also the illness of Mrs Caroline
Clark, of 9th street.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A.
Stanton, who died Thursday last
was preached Sunday at 8 P. NJ.
at the Ebenezer Church, by Rev.
Mr. Brown the pastor, the service
was largely attended by the many
friends, among whom were Mrs:
George McDugle Adams, who
cared for her, as mother, through
all her sickness, and paid all ex-
penses attending sickness and
burial. Mrs. Stanton came as
nurse, with Mrs. Adams, from
Kentucky, six years ago, and re-
mained nnder her care until her
death:
Mrs: Mary Rouzer, of 1909 Poto
mac street, was sent to the Freed
mans Hospital:
The bee., 1884-02-23
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active prac'
tice having had placed in his hands oy an
Fast India Missionary the formula OF SIM
nla vegetable remedy for the speedy ana per-
nonent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis'
Co,orrh Asthma and all Throat and Lung al
fecrions. also positive and radical cure ior
General Debility and all nervous complaints s.
efter having thoroughly tested Its wonderiui
cnrot,ve powers in thousands Of cases. feels
:, his duty to make it known to his suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent freeof charge
~ - all who desire it, with full directions for
.,.orar,ng ~ and successfully rusing Address
witb stamp. manning this.paper. DR.. M. T.
C.ss q Montgomery Street, Jersey CITY,
n. j,
Young lady who entered a New YORK
music shop, and asked the young man In ID,
attendsnce. a4asr aHave you Happy Dreams :"
avs astonished when he replied, @No maam,,
I'm N mostly troubled with the nightmare" ;"
He % i;Sn,t know why she went out so hur-
I r;sdiv and slammed the shon door after her
The bee., 1884-02-23

The publishers of RatLedge's
Monthly offers twelve valuable re-
wards IN their Monthly for March,
among which is the following:
We will give $4,000 to the per-
''o telling us which is he middle
verse OF the Gospel of st. Matth-
'"' as recorded in the New Tesla
ment Scriptures, not the New Re
VISION y, by March 10th 1884.
''''o''Ia TWO or more correct an
I"e'S oe received, the reward will
Se,r.y.Is Ss divided, The money will be
loE~@raed w to the wirnor Nor,,,
to,n, lSs ..,nls 1884. Persons trying for
.,' sns reward must send 20 cents in
a;.S ''laer !, no postage stamps taken7 i
VIII WITH their answer, for Which 5"a,a fbaI
n.h,r ~l.' receive the April NonGr~. in
,Sn %l,''n The name and address Of
oa.. @ winner of the reward and the
ana !, answer will be published.
aud In which co.,
,1 'e%ardS will be offered.
r., 1uureSs RuTLEDGE PuBLrsH,Ne
AFASY' Easton, Penna.
The bee., 1884-02-23
THE SOCIAL TWELVE

The Social twelve gave a very
delightful Domino hop on last
Tuesday, Feb. 18th, at the Armory
hall of the Capitol City Guards
Co. B. The costumes were elabo-
rate, unique and beautiful. The
reception committee should be
complimented for the fine appear
ance of the table and good music.
Among those present were: Elk x
Gov. P. B. Pinchback, Genl,
Lewis and Col. Dumont, of LOUIS
lana. Trustee and Mrs. }: Harry
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II
Bvacd, MIR. and Mrs. Alex. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A, johnson,
Misses J and B Page, Mary Nalle
Messrs. A P Albert, A ? Brodle
and many others.
The bee., 1884-02-23

We advise our readers to pat
raize Young's Cloth and Silk
House, cheap bargains in cloaks,
Dolmans, Ulsters, etc. --latest
styles and lowest prices Mourn
inggoods a speciality. Remember
the number, 736 7th street, N. w,
bet G and I'll streets. One dollar
BUYERS get red ticket; six tickets
good for a useful present
The bee., 1884-02-23

We are glad to see our old
friend and citizen, r. B. Robinson
business manager of the BEE. Mr..
Robinson is an active newspaper
man. His genius, together with
his long experience, the BEE cam
not fall short in its management
OF great success Richmond Planet.
The Washington Cadet Corps
attended the 18th street Raptist
fair last monday evening under
the command of Lieut.. Brooks who
In his stately manner, presented a
fine appearance. Success to our
cadets.
Mrs. Barnerd Cole and Mrs. A.
Z. Lane left for Norfolk on Fri
day, where they will meet their
husbands who are stationed at that
place.
The bee., 1884-02-23

WANTED-An intelligent sales
man, with business ability and ac-
quaintance, to sell dealers one of
the best selling articles in the mar
ket. Retail dealers OF all classes
must have it. Sold from sample
and no peddling. Quick sales and
good profits made by the right
kind of a man. Send stamp for
particulars to
w. III. SWAN, Elkhart, Iud
The bee., 1884-02-23
GRAND CLEARING SALE,
COTTON UNDERWEAR.

Determined TO Dispose OF the STOCK ON
HAND, We have concluded 70 make decided
REDUCTIONS, and to convince the Public
general @ ' dspsy % oP dTE sEcoNp s FaooR
with prices affixed on each garment in plain
figures, which cannot fail TO attract the aften-
tion OF THE LADIES. We enumerste below
few OF the specialties In this department.
LOT IL We will close 4l5 Chemises at l21S c.
LOT IS. We will close 52 Chemises. beau
tifully made. with lace bands, at q C,
LOT4. We win close ls5 Chemises. with
embroidered fronts. fine tucking. at sec.
LOT "a. Chemises with pieces embroidery.
cambria ruffiing. fine tucking. at 49c.
LOT 81. Chemises, tucked yoke. fine en-
oroidered band, elegant quality cotton, at sec.
LOT A, Chemises, yoke ofembroidery. best
cotton, at SIC,
LOT 50. Chemises. fine cambric, lace yoke,
latest design, at CSC.
LOT Ia. Drawersdeep hem. cluster tucks, l9c.
LOT II. Drawers. six tucks. with lace
bands, at &c,
LOT 2. Drawers. narrow and wide tucking
cambria ruffle with cluster tucks, good cotton
at 44c.
LGT .. Drawers with embroidered ruffie,
cluster tucks, at 44c.
light tucks, good cambric ruffiing. at SEC.
LOT So. Night gowns, tucked yoke. finished
with embroidery, at TIC.
LOT 81. Nightgowns. yoke with cluster or
| tucks and three rows OF inserting and edging
LOT So. Nightgowns with six-lnch emoroid
cred yoke, best quality cotton at CSC.
LOT q. Skirts. with
tucks, at S3c
LOT74 skirts. tneked, rufie cluster tueks
above, at 34ct
.aLOT 81. Skirts. with embroidered edge
ruftie, cluster tucks at Soc.
LOT 90. Skirts. embroidered rufie, two
cluster tucks. made OF the best cotton at soc.
We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE
OF OFUNDERWEAR at the special prices men,
ioned will crowd our second floor wita eI
purchasers.
LANSBURGH & BRO
420 422 and 424 Seventh Straat "
The bee., 1884-02-23

Mrs. John A. Logan is a lady
of refinement and Que whom eve
rybody admires when they meet
her. She would be a star in the
White House.-Wa ashington.E I'D. G
BEE.
She will take charge of the
White House in company with
her husband, March 4th 1885.
Mind that, neighbor.-The Vest
ern Recorder.
The bee., 1884-02-23

Patronize the popular druggist,
Baler. of 10Th aud M sts. n w
Pure drugs can be procured at all
times. Toilet articles, cigars, etc,
a speciality.
The bee., 1884-02-23
For the BEE.
BY Miss NJ. F.. c.
Alexandria, Va.
REST

BY Miss NJ. &c.
Alexandria, Va.
REST.
Weary. wretched sin-slek soul,
Wandering o'er life's rugged main:
Wouldst thou find .unyielding rest,
Rest. long sought in yains
Would'st thou dwell in Eden's bowers.
Live one bright uncloudy day,
Repose at ease among the flowers
And have their sorrows washed away?
Then to Jesus lift thine eye,
Turn thy back on sin, and flee from II.
Cast thy weighty burden upon him,
He'll relieve you ..and set you free.
He will own yon for His child;
Thou shalt be forever blest,
When on earth thy tolls are o'er,
Thou shalt find in Heaven sweet rest,
The bee., 1884-02-23

W. II. Narrower of 313 9TH ST.
\. W. near the Avenue, is the
place to buy cheap table cutlery,
tnware and housefurnishing
goods. etc. Go there for stoves,
ETC. The best in the city.
The bee., 1884-02-23

The Four Leaf Clover Club
which is composed of a class OF
Young ladies, gave a Leap
Year reception at 1412 18th street,
n w., Thursday evening, Feb.
9ld.
The bee., 1884-02-23

Mr.. w. III. Smallwood, one OF
our popular young men. and in
structor of the SmalIwood's dane
ing school, will give a grand pri-
ate masquerade and fancy solree,
Mthe Cadets New Armory, Tues
day evening, Feb. Goth This
will he a private affair.
The bee., 1884-02-23

The Happy Twelve association
one of the efficient working clubs
Of Ebeuezer NJ, K. ChuIch are
preparing to give a concert in the
coming month.
The bee., 1884-02-23

The officers OF the club are
Miss Louisa A. Smith, President
Mrs j. I, Mason, Treasurer; The
reception committee are; Mrs.
James Stewart, Miss Lucy Brown.
and Miss India z. Smith,
The bee., 1884-02-23
THE NFw YORK CoLoRED REpUB-
LTcAN ASSOCIATION.

This association met last Satur-
day night at the Philadelphia
House, and installed the follow
ing officers;
ALEX. POWELL,
President.
LEWIS III. DOUGLASS,
VicePreSident.
M. +. HAMLIE,
Secretary.
VIM. I'll. BRUCE,
Treasurer;
CHAs. III. BUTLER,
Corresponding Secretary.
w. h. DAVIS, ,Tr.,
Sergeant at Arms.
The above members will be glad
to see all the New Workers who
may visit Washington.
The bee., 1884-02-23

Bespite the weather on Sunday
afternoon last, there was quite a
crowd at Asbury Singing School.
Ihe chorister was on hand and
Went over several new selections.
The bee., 1884-02-23

THE unanimous election ten
dsred Gov. 2. B. Pinchback and
James M. Vance, by the 4th ward
republicans on Thusday last, places
Mr.. Vance in the front rank
among the yonng politicians In this
state. 1t is compliment that
would justly make any young man
proud; it is an honor as high as
any young man must hope to win.
1t is an evidence that Mr.. Vance
has played a master hand in the
politics of that ward; for when a
man can adjust and harmonize
the various conflicting elements
and the sundry opinions of a ward
noted for its intelligence, and fas-
tidious in its selection of men to
represent it, a ward that has made
governors and secretaries, he
must be in possession of extraordi-
nary political sagacity aud shrewd-
ness.---American Citizen.
The bee., 1884-02-23

~ Wanted A live and reli-
able agent in every district of
Washington, to canvass for the
BEE. Call and learn the terms to
agents. We want three thousand
new subscribers for 1884.
The bee., 1884-02-23
The YOU'VE MEN's BANQUET.


affairs in the history of the young
men in the District of Columbia.
This is the celebration of the ris-
ing young men and our new
party.
Co. B. Capitol City Guards will
give a masked ball, at their Arm
ory, Tuesday evening, Feb. 26th.
The affair, it is said, will be very
select.
Our genial old friend, Geo. 7.
Jackson, left the city on Wednes-
day evening last, for Chicago,
where he has accepted a position.
We wish him success.
There are a number of ladies
holding meetings for the'purpose of
giving a masquerade party early
in the coming month. They held
a meeting on last Friday evening at
Mr.. A. Il. Steveson's, on G St, bet.
3rd and 4th SITS.
The Mt. Jeasreal congregation
are holding a revival in the base.
ment of their new Church, ,.whic b
looks very promising.
A good old time was had al
Ebenezer NJ. f. Church, on We'd
nesday 18th, inst. the occasion be-
ing a Lovefeast. There were about
five hundred persons present.
We regret to announce that Mrs
w. d. Grimshaw, is lying in g
critical condition at her residence,
323 S. G. Ave. s.e. Mrs. Grim.
shaw, has been a great sufferer fol
several months, she has not been
able to the house since early in
the fall.
Mr.. Thos. Young of Annapolis,
paid flying visit to our city Tues
day of this week. Mr.. Young
was looking we'll and speaks oi
the recent Post Office robbery as
a great deal of excite
ment in Annapolis
AT the pound party gwen at
the St. Paul's A. NJ. E. church on
the 18th, there were about 25O
lbs, of groceries received, besides
six or seven packages of clothing,
which were distributed among
the needy and worthy poor. The
ladies of the church determine to
continue these pound parties at
intervals and hope thereby to do
much needed good.
Sunday the Srd inst. was the
Gold Hing Rally at Fbenezer NJ
E. Church. 1t resulted in raising
about one hundred dollars and
more; there was about twenty
rings given out t" those raising
over five dollars, this church has
a very heavy debt on tt, for
repairs made on the church In the
fall 1t is without doubt the finest
colored church in the city since
the reftting.
tits reported that Ebenezer NJ
E. Sabbath School is going down
since the change in its officers.
1t is too bad three months ago,
this was a hourishing and prosper
Gus school, both in finance and
We are afraid that
the board has suffered the school
to fall off, owing TO the change IN
its affairs on the working ele-
ment has been driven out OF the
school by the change, or some SIM
lar reason.
WE welceme to our exchange
the L5cing Way, published at Mem
phis, Tenn, by Rev. w. A. BRINK
lev, editor, and Rev. Ii. N
Countee, manager. 1t is seven
column folio, and perhaps one OF
the finest Journals in the country
Rev. Joseph Cook calls Niagara q aate-
less roar" he might call Courtney oa'e-
less rover, too.
The bee., 1884-02-23
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The bee., 1884-02-23
BE KIND.

BE kind to all whom you may meet.
On this our heeting earth;
Oh. cast not down beneath your feet
The huublest creature God gives birth
Let not this world allure your heart
From principles pure End true;
Place not your love on wealth or arf'
Be kind 70 all. In all you do.
Thst1ch. the poor. as Last must os
In common az the grave:
Death sends us all % eternity,
While no regrets can save.
America. At parting he gave me bis card:
1t was modest piece Of pasteboard, and
bore the name Of George Raleigh" IN old
English script