The Washington bee., 1886-10-02

OSCoOld lOUSO AVoos SJ. U. ". ".
met at their hall on 11tA st., II. W.
Tuesday evening and. elected the
following officers: Jno. Brown, P.
n. F.; r. S. Smith, n. g.; Squire
Harriod, N F.; w. III. jackson, P.
N. F., and other miner officers.
Col. VIM. Mnrrell, late of the
Metropolitan Police Force will
open wholesale and retail shoe
store, s. e. cor. V and 18th sts., n.
W., Oct. 18th, where he will be
pleased to meet his many friends.
Col. Murrell should be patronized.
There will be a Juvenile Musi.
cal, Literary aud Tablaux
entertainment at the Plymouth
Congregational church. Thursday
and Friday evenings Nov. 4tb
and 5th, under the auspices of
Misses E. T. Merit and Sadie
Jones.
Mr.. Richard s. Locke of Wash
ington, who spends his summers
at Nouquiit Beach has sold his
beautiful yacht, the Oracle, to Mr..
Thomas Gedney of South Darts
mouth, Mass. Mr.. Locke is the
only gentlemen of color that ever
owned yacht at Nouquitt.
Mr.. f. Hyson, will leave the
city next Monday .or Philadel-
phia, Pa, to take part in the
Bi annual meeting of Odd Fellows.
There will also be a celebration in
that city on the 7th of October.
He is a delegate from Potomac
Union S92 He will lie gone tev-
eral days
Mr.. Benjamin Matthews, of Sci.
ma, Ala, who is a delegate to the
Odd Fellows convention, which
convene -in Philadelphia on the 9th
of October, will be in Washington
on the 7th and 9Th inst, and will
stop at the residence of his friend
Mr.. Edward Wood, No. 1908 It'll
ST., u. W. Mr.. Matthews will bt
pleased to receive calls from hi.
Y many Alabama friends while ht
r sojournS in the city.
Miss Amelia TIlghman. who wa.
+, for many wears teacher in the
District pbulic schools, has lauhch
ed out in new field, at MontgOm
cry, Ala. Miss Tilghman was {
most successful teacher and gained
the respect and confidence of al
the people. She is also an accom-
plished musician and it is learned
that she will devote her talents to
b ward instrlcting in that capacity
q 1t is sincerely hoped that she ma,
receive the same consideration ant
respect which has followed he
s throughout her course while labor
= ing in this city.
The 18th st. Presbyterian churcl
was crow ded to its utmost capac
y ty last Sabbath morning Th
occasion was the first appearanc
, of Rev B. A. lines of Memphis
y Tenn. Rev. lines is young ma
" of ability, who will in course Q
time become one of the brightes
q divines in the country. His tex
'l last Sabbath was from 1st Kings
18th chapter. The large audienc
present seem to appreciate the di
!, course of Rev. lines very much
le lie will preach to morrow NOR
E. lug and it is honed that he will b
!, greeted with similar audience 6
~ on last Sabbath. Superintendent
!, Merriwether has arranged wit
= = Rev. lines to deliver lecture 6
% the church Tuesday evening, DC
5th.
in The G. U. o. ofO. F., will civ
"a an excursion to Philadelphia, vi
ri Baltimore and Ohio K. K. Rouu
tn trip tickets good for five day
f. from Oct, 9th to 18th or to retur
on any tain for only $3.7
-, Excursion train will leave B. al
av o. Depo', n. j. Ave. and G s
- Oct. 9th 80, at IL o'clock p. I
h; Grand street parade of The ord
and a competitive drill
the visiting Patriarchies will tai
mt place in Philadelphia on Thur
ee day 0, tober 7th SO. To avo
ru the rush at the depot, it is advis
BILE to get the tickets in advan
on. which can be obtained from Il
rth following committee: Nathan
Om Oap P. Allen, sol ID s., 5. e., Chas.
Mosby, 2713, Dnmbarton, Av
ok Jas. K Ennis, G st, s. W., Oh,
mt F. Murray, 1907 1 ST., n W.; w