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THE extreme partisanship of the late
lamented legislative council was made
manifest in its action regarding the APP
pointment of Mayor II. II. Reel, as a
member of the capitol commission. The
pretense was made that Mr.. Reel was re-
iected for the reason that someone not a
resident Of Laramie county should be APP
pointed on the commission. However,
when the name of a Republican, also a
citizen Of this county, was sent in by the
governor, the Republican was confirmed
without the least objection.
, 1886-03-14

The Tucson Tombstone publishes the
following programme of dances used at a
ball recently given by cowboys in Arizona.
]. Grand circle roundup march. ..
Horse Lunters quadnlle. , Catch
horse waltz. 4. Saddle-up lancer. 8.
Broncho request G. Captains quadrille.
7. Cut-out schottische. s. Round up
l%anciers. .. Circulars gallop. To- Brand
ing quadrille. IL. Cow and calf racquet
II. Night horse lancers. IS. Finst guard
waltz IA. Second guard quardnlle. IS.
Third guard Newport l6. Fourth guard
quAdrille. II. Dayherdcn' waltz. Is.
Maverick polka 10. Bull calves med
ley. ~. Stampede all.
, 1886-03-14

Ills Personal Appearanee-How He Open
ed His Services In Chicago.

Ills Personal Appearanee-How He Open
ed His Services In Chicago.
Rev. Sam Jones reyiyal services in Chicago
are now attracting universal attention Tn
celebrated evangelist is a slight, earnest-look.
ing man, with lark hair, touched with gray.
wears a choppy blnck mustache, and ha.
blocked out a pair OF promising side whiskcrs,
Jones dresses as he talks-in a decidedly go
as-you-please way. He wore at his opening
service bright brown tiowsers Of no particu
lar cut, a black broadcloth vest left unbut,
toned ut the bottom, and a clear-green coat
with Wild skirts.
sam Jones il shrewd and sensible, but tho
secret Of his influence with a crowd seems I,
be his good mature. He can back against
the desk, his hands deep in his pockets and
laughs. A moment later he looks as solemn
as a country graveyard II the expectt
wave Of laughter fails to come he steps for
ward and looks round in a q~uizzical fashion
Don't see the idea, chr he remarks in NJ
undertone; well, Pm all right when you un
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new attorney general to distinguish HIM
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will need his opinion" whether he shall
or hal not draw IS, 997. % from the terri
torial treasury. The public will await
with great anxiety the decision of this
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, 1886-03-14

IT Is generally conceded that the APP
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the law commission, with salaries and al
lowances amounting to 81, 500, and that OF
N. J. 0'Bnen, as capitol commissioner
with a salary Of 500, are in contrayention
OF the organic act of Wyoming, and
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, 1886-03-14
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auditor and treasurer, restraining those
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, 1886-03-14

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DIR. TALMAGE'S SERMON.
HIS NINTH ADDRESS ON THE
MARRIAGE RELATION.

Home a. . Test Of Character. Home ns
N Refuge Home ms n Type of Heaven.
Home rs a Political Safeguard. Home
ms "A school.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11

purchasing building lots now at $500 and
$500, will be worth $1,000 anu 5000.
in about five years from now.
To preserve the future of the race, men
must observe the present opportunities.
The new and second hand clothing
store oil s. A. Webb, lafe Of ll2k 7th 81.
north west but now at 6I0 Al St., 8. W.
is one OF the many places where we
should spend on: money. i.
The dimensions OF the Virginia Ayenne
Baptist church, edifiee, is to be 40x60
with handsome vestrv and lecture room;
and audience room with baptistery. It
will be of press brick, front on lst ST., and
the best red brick on H, with becoming
spires after the latest modern improve
ment.
The History of this church, as being
prepared, will show that il has four reen-
larly ordained ministers OF the Gosnel.
Drunken Irish-men greatly disturbed
the'peace of K ST., bet. n and 6 sts on sat
nrday last about S.30p. ul. Its as essen
tial for the police to protect the peace
OF the poor, as the property OF the rich.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
SUMMER BOARD,

Lincoln Loudon, County Va, June
18th 1886
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of
W ashington city. L take pleas
ure in informing you that Mrs.
5. 2. Murry, living in the village
OF Lincoln is now prepared to take
boarders Any person desiring to
spend few mouths in the country,
will find it to their interestto visit
this village. Pure water, a lovely
yard for croquet playing. eonveui>
ent to the Post office, also to a fine
Livery stable, and in fact every
convenience that we can wish for
in the country. For particulars
address Mrs. s. P. Murry, Lincoln
Loudon County Va.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
LINCOLN HALL.

This Hall 81 located on Camp Hill
90 feet above the sea level, within
10 minutes walk from Harper's Fer
ry Depot, aud only two hours ride
from Washington, ID. @. Pure wat
er, cool mountain breezes, pleasant
shades, free from malaria and un-
mOlested by mosquitoes. This Hall
has had two story porch built at
the eastend, the fourth story finish
ed and has been nicely painted out
side. Fishing, Hunting, Bathing,
and Craquet are some of the anus
ments. Table furnished from fresh
country produce. Board 81 per
week. Any time less than week,
90 cents. per day. Dinner 40 cents.
Small children half fare. Give 8
days notice prior to coming. House
opens July lists w. H. BELL, Pro
PRIEToK. Box SO Harpers erry,
w. Va.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
WEST WASHINGTON.
14l7 West % Street.

The appointment of DR.. J. R.
Frances and Mr.. III. johnson as
school trustees is highly gratifying
to the citizens of this section.
The excursion to Annapolis on
Wednesday, last by the Earnest
Workers and Good Will association
of Mt. Zion church was a very sue.
cessfnl affair. The drilling of 1G
young ladies with walters under the
command of Mr.. Jerry Ogle was
excellent. Bishops Hall was well
crowded and all manifested their
appreciation by prolonged cheeril &
The next day was spent in signl
seeing, crabing, and fishing. Rev,
A. Dennis and his congregation de
serve many thanks for the man
er in which they entertained the
excursionists.
Rev. d. Collins is now holding
preparatory meetings in anticipa
ton ofa large revival this tall.
At Ebenezer A. NJ. E. church
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
AN APPEAL TO THE.
PEOPLE.
On BEHALF OF THE DESTITUTE
CoLORED PEOPLE OF CHAR
LESION.

Last nights mail brought to the
Associated Press Office in Washing
ton a note dated Charleston, Sept.
G, signed by rs. w. Mckinley, for
committee asking publication of
the following appeal:
Charleston, S. c., Sept. 6.-At a
meeting held by the colored citizens
of this city at Mt. Zion A. M. E.
Church it was resolved that a com
mittee should be appointed to pre-
sent to the public the condition of
the colored people as sufferers from
the recent earthquake.
The committee met and determin-
ed to send an appeal to the people
of the country in their behalf.
We, the representatives of the
colored people of Charleston, S. c.,
who have been rendered destitute
in many cases by recent earthquake,
do appeal to the generosity of the
American people for aid in this
trying hour, it is not necessary to
recount the horrors of the calamity
for it's extent is known throughout
the country; we, therefore, simply
ask that Ou. people receive through
the committee, which has been ap'
pointed by them, whatever dona
tions the generous people of thi'
land are willing to send. The nee(
is urgent. Immediate aid is neces
sary.
Signed by S. w. Mckinley, chair
man; Revs. j. E.WilsOn, L. r
Nichols, p. w. Jefferson, R. l. San
ders, and George Q. Rowe; w. ID
Crum, M. D. Secretary.
The secretay will sign for any
thing that may be sent to him.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICE

Persons in the city, who are
subscr, bers for the BEE are reaues-
ted not to pay agents any more
than 8 months subscription, in al
vance for the BEE. All over that
amount must be paid at the office
of the BEE. The managers will
not be responsible for any amount
over so CTS. paid to agents. Sub
scrlbers outside of the city must
pay In advance and names must
be sent to the office and not given
to agent. If there is any irregu-
lariiy OIL the part OF the agent
our subscribers will do us the fay
or by reporting the same to the
office.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11

There is trouble in the Capital
City Guard, is what greeted a
representative of the BEE a few
evenings ago. The facts as told
are IS follows:
For sometime Lieut.. VIM. Joice
has been chairman of the execu
tive committee. This committee
is like a father to a large family.
When Lieut.. Joice re]oined the
corps it Was greatly in debt, but
he said that be would do all in
his power to liquidate the indebt-
edness of the corps, which he did
by hard labor. Col. Kelly, it is
said. watched Lieut.. Joice with a
jealous eye and laid many traps to
catch him, but according to the
biblical construction Col. Kelly fell
in the hole that he had dug for
another. 1t seems that Col. Kelly
had secured a date on the b. & y.
Il. Il. TO 60 to I1arpeis f. rry.
How he got it and the trouble he
had is better told by the corps.
He finally submitted the PROPOSE
tion 10 the corps, whether it
would accept the day named by
him, which was agreed, and after
the excursion instead of full re-
port being made it was ascer,ained
that the account was short. Lieut..
Joice demanded an Investigation,
which resulted in the dismissal oi
Col. Kelly, or a request for his
resignation at TIE meeting last
Monday night. Col. Kelly said
that he had sent his resignation
from Baltimore, afterwhich be
stated that he had Withdrawn it
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11

The defense he makes, is that he
gave the excursion on his own
responsibility and divided between
himself and another member
of the corps. This is denied by
tie officers OF the organization.
Col. Kelly's successor will proba-
bly, be MIR. f. @. Revells, com
mander OF Post 9, of the g. A. r.
Mr.. Revells is gentleman of abil-
ity and we'll known in this COM
munity. Lieut.. Joice, the chair
man of the executive committee is
man of energy and reputation.
The success of the Guard is due to
him, Capt. Perry and a few others
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
OFF FOR EUROPE.

A large number of the friends OF
Frederick Douglass gathered at
his residence, Cedar Hill Anacos-
tia on Sunday afternoon last, to
bid him God speed on his trip ac.
companied by his wife, to Europe.
He left Mon1ay morning on the
limited express for Boston, where
he is to be banqueted by the
"W eudeII Phillips Club" and his
wife leaves Friday to join him in
New York, whence they will sail
on the 18th, in the Getty of Rome
for Queenstown. Among those
who spent the afternoon of Sun.
day at Cedar Hill were Ex-Sena-
tor b. X. Bruce and wife,
Ex Minister Smythe, DIR. Shadd
and family, DIR. Cook, NJ. M. Hol-
land and wife, and many others
including Mr.. Douglass children
and grand children. A large
number of those who were at the
house on Sunday were also present
at the depot on Monday morning
to wish Mr.. ID. bon voyage.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
NO BETTER TO BE FOUND.
washington Sunday Capital.)

The District Commissioners are
gaining the thanks OF all classes of
citizens from the manner in which
they lop off useless offices and
work reforms in the departments
of our local government. 1t is
the first time that the District has
had two civilian Commits sioners
who sympathized wholly with the
community, who had no personal
end to gain, and whose only object
was to furnish an honest and eco
nomical administration of our local
affairs. The change from former
administrations is so marked that
we do not believe that any Presl.
dent in the future will attempt to
palm off on us any more broken
down politicians or judges who
got wealthy on the bench. Every
re folm that has been made by the
present board has been just what
was needed, and it is believed tha
they will not stop the good work
until they have made each branch
of the government as near perfecr
as possible.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
(O)--(ol

The building committee of the
Virginia Ave. Baptist church has
appointed the following sub COM
mittees: Committee on loans:
R. s. Laws, S. F. Webb and JOS
eph manning. Committee on plans ::
Joseph Manning, s. A. Webb and
James Chew. Committee on bricks
and sand: Peter Williams and Chas.
Washington, who were authorized
by the chairman, Deacon Charles
Dabney, to collect bids. The Trus-
tees are 9 in number, one third of
whose terms will expire annually,
were authorized through VIM. Ell.
Thomas, Joseph Manning and S.
F. Webb to take out an incOrpOra-
ton.
A letter from James Garland,
shows his improved health.
Rehoboth Baptist church meet.
ing house is being tin rooted at a
cost of $120.
The Wesley Zion A. M. E. church
is preparing to put a new front of
10 feet on.
The new meeting house of the
Mt. Zion Baptist church, 18th and
E sts., n. e., will be dedicated to-
morrow, three services will be held
as follows: At II a. M, 3 and s
p. H., as seen in last weeks issue.
Communion at the following
churches tomorrow at ..3 p. IN. :
Rehoboth, Bethleham, Hillsdale,
ID. c., Second Mount Moriah, and
the First Baptist church, Alexan-
dria, Va.
The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation, as we'll as the Salvation
Army must be made up OF Chris
tlan men.
The amount of money thrown
away by churches and Sunday
schools on r. r. this summer
would have built four churches
and mission schools.
The First Washington Baptis
! Association, will meet at Arling
ton Va, Oh Tuesday next at l
a. m. The Introductory sermon will
be preached by Rev. r. Peyton.
Rev. Colley of the Bendoo Mis-
sion having failed in health, will b
recalled.
The last grand rally of the di1
ferent churches will occur as TO
lows: Third Baptist church, Frank
lin ST., bet. 4th and 9Th sts., II. W
first Sunday in October. Virgini
Ave. Baptist church, 9th and Vi
Ave-, s. W., the second Sunday i
October and the Wesley Zion A
M. E. on the fourth Sunday in Sci
tember.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
SOUTH WASHINGTON NE w s
r. s. Laws Manager.

We have learned since the recent storm
of Monday evening August 30th., that
stroke of lighting came near destroying
Grace church corner of 9th aud ID sts.,
i'm that it tore down the rod, and intiam-
ed TIN, church with forge of heat,
So intense was the heat, that the jani-
tor could not do more than to open tile
doors by push.
1t is simply wicked man, who will
stroll around the best hall of every night,
and then will not allow his Philanthropic
wife to remain absent one night with a
sick woman, who Is housed alone,
in The absence ofhusband to Philadelphia,
without dragging her out at one O'Clock
in the night by her heal, and beating
her numerically.
This man whose name and conduct are
registered at this office, as well as the
lady for whose care his wife was nearly
killed, are members of the Sacred Order
of Good Samaritans.
1t should be remembered, that ma
| jority of the resident citizens aud proper
| ty owners on G. ST., who have petitiOned
| to be included i'm this years improve
melfCS are cOlOTotl, diiu dTo oIbttLleu I'D as
much respect as though they were
white. These improvements should al>C
be extended to Half ST., Us We'll.
While land in this community sells
from to 30 cts. in whole squares and
we are asked to patrOnize our own color.
ed Institutions, let our building associa
tiOns come over here and buy up these
lots for sale. Let our money men from
the North and South, and Other
pl css take hold, and invest tli.il
money, before their present blessed Op.
portunity be converted into Il help-ler
furture.
On account of the large professional
practice of DR.. ). A. Sumby, he ha
been compelled to sell out his drug store
which he did to Mr.. John johnson,
former clerk of his, and Mr.. Thornton A
Jackson; two young men well cOnnecte,
i'm the community with a good bit O
business tack.
Some of the excursion boats have tie,
up for the season.
The hundreds Of colored citizens who ar
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Hampton Va, Sept. Sth

Hampton Va, Sept. Sth.
Since the nomination of Geo. f.
Bouden, the old time republicans
are jubelent and have expressed
their intention to return to the
ranks. There is considerable dis.
satisfaction in the party in this
District, due to the fact that here
tofore the candidate for Congress
had so many positions to dispose
of and promised five to ten more
for every situation within his juris.
diction and now he has none. This
evening there will be an indisna-
tion meeting in Chesapeake Magis-
terial District to denounce the can
didate. DR.. Elicit has been invit-
ed by the candidate to be present
and it is hoped that it may end in
grand ratification meeting which
will make the Peninsula solid with
1000 majority for the Republican
candidate.
The democratic party has elect.
ed delegates who will meet in Ham
ton Oh the 18th inst. There is nc
clue to any of their works, it is
seriously feared that the mistakes
made by the Republicans will work
to their detriment.
Miss Eva A. Chase, of Wash
ington, sister to the editor of the
BEE is here.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
The Earthquake.
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

The public and patrons of the
BEE are respectfully requested to
send contributions to this Office
for the Charleston sufferers, which
will be sent to DR.. w. d. Crum
and S. w. Mckinley, Charleston
S. @. We shall open a $1.O0 and
a so ct. contribution column.
81 90 CONTRIBUTORS:
Mrs Adeline McCabe.
so CT. CONTRIBUTORS:
Churchill Borror.
Az soon as themoney is received
the names will be published in the
BEE
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11

The Lawn Party to aid Charles
ton sufferers was a success.
Miss 81. Dafin has returned
TO the city looking well.
Col. Geo. w. Williams left for New
York, last Sunday evening.
Miss f. F. Merritt, has returned to the
city looking well.
The portrait of f. NJ. Hewlett, ESQ
Wasliagtonb cOlored LAWYER will
appear ia the BEE in few days.
The music at the white lot will
begin at 4::30 during the remain
der of the season.
Mrs. Fannie McNeal and niece
are at home again after pleasant
solourn in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mcfarland
left the city for Pleasant Val
ley, Va, Wednesday morning.
The public schools ofNew York
city, will open on the 18th, with
10000 children.
Miss Kate A. Dabney the belle
of Richmond Va, was in the city
this week.
Forneualgia, rheumatism, gout: burns
wounds, etc. use salvation Oil. Price 2;
cents bottle.
Miss Eva A. Chase. left Loudon. Va
last week for Fortress Monroe Va
where she will remain until the schools
open.
Mr.. Warner MoGuinn, one O
the most talented young colorec
men in the law profession, paid th,
city visit a few days ago.
Howard University will opel
next Wednesday. The student
are rapidly coming in and select
ING their rooms.
Sergeant Maj. II. Baynard o
the Capital City Guard who ha
spent the summer at Long Brancl
will be home Sept. the 10th.
Young wives who have old husband
Will be glad to know that New Yor
Physician offers TO cure snoring for te
dollars; but Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup wi
cure sore thrOatS and colds for % cents
There Is a movement to have az
phalt carriage ways from Wash
mgton 10 Rockville and Bladens
burg. The District Commission
ers are being consulted.
u speak within bounds, SIR" sal
i!'e prisoner in the dock, when addres,
ing the jury. We speak knowingly whe
We declare with enthusiasm the gre.
benefits of DIR. Bulls famous Coug
Syrup.
me resignation of DIR. ID. w. Atwool
ulEI>Ion chief in the Pension, was accel
~G TO take effect Wednesday. DIR. AtwoO
y IN Ohio ard when he has sufficient
improved, he will leave for Californi
A general ministerial conferenc
u all the Baptist ministers of th
District will meet at the Shilo
BAPTIST church, Monday Sept. 2,
a. 4, lV;5O a. M, TO reorganize th
Hinlster's Union for the season.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
the service will be unusually inter

the service will be unusually inter
esting tomorrow.
Rev. Welsh of Mt. Pisgah will
preach at II a. m. Rev. Stewart
of Metropolitan at 8 p. IN. and
the pastor Rev. A. Bowser at q
o'clock p. M, all are invited.
Messers G. B. Williams, j. t.
BeasOn, and Gabriel Moekabee
have returned from Deer Park
M. ID.
Mr.. @. III. Turner has returned
from New Jersey and is jolly as
ever.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11

Upshur; Cd tenor, Stewart, Jack
son aud Simms; 1st bass, j. D..
Butler and III. Jackson; I'd bass,
Layton, Nalle and Plummer. The
reputation of these gentlemen is
well known and it is evident that
this concert will be the grandest
that has ever been given in this
city for many years.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-11
MISS LOUISA SMITH.

This fine dramatic writer is i'm
Denver, Col, according to the
Denver Argus, who presented to
the people of that city Sept. 1st, at
East Turner Hall, Little Noun.
tain FAIRIES, which is said met with
success. The editor of the Argus.
Mr.. Mitchell, did all i'm his power
to make Miss Smiths play a sue
cess.