The Washington bee., 1888-10-13
SATURDAY. Oct. 13, 1885
Locals.

Rooms For KENT WIFI OF With
ont board, 1885 9 st u. w.
The bank should imploy female
cashiers.
There would be less exits to Ca
NADIA if females were imployed as
cashiers in banks.
The Adonis Circle gave an enter,
tainmput at the catholic hall Fri
day evening.
Ten per cent discount and free
notice to all benevolent societies
and church organizations.
Mr.. C. &. Watson has taken
his old stand 213 and 2l5 X street
market again, where he will be
pleased to see his friends. He has
also oysters at his sOloOn at the
corner of New York ave and Sd st.
q. ".
Mrs. Jordon, the widow of the
late Mr.. Jordon. the undertaken
on r ST., has been appointed ad.
ministratriX by the court and she
will conduct the business herself
at her late hus bands place of busi-
ness r st. bet. II and 18th sts.
Mr.. r.. j. BealI. of this city ad
dressed the republicans of Gath.
erSburg, Montgomery Co., Nd.
Sept, 20th and was favOrably re-
ceived. Mr.. Beall said among other
things, that the Democratic party
has not adhered to their profess
sions, but on the other hand the
Republican party has been true to
this.
Miss Jennie Z. Anderson, of the
"Bee,n will read before the Mt
Carmel Sunday afternoon Lyceum
tomorrow at 3: 80 o'clock, subject
"PretenderS." The paper will no
doubt be interesting as she a lady
of preposeSsing characteristics,
who cannot but please the most
tastidious, even "Pretenders.n
The Philomatheon Literary so.
cietv, met on last Wednesday even
ing III Mt. Carmel Baptist church
L between 4th and 9TH SITS. n. W.
and elected the following officers.
G. ii. Watson, vice president, Miss
Lizzie Mason, secretary, Miss Alice
Y. Shorter, assistant secretary, A.
s. Q. Davis, treasurer, and Rev. S.
g. Lamkins, chaplain.
by special request Mr.. Geo, w.
Jackson will read his paper en-.
TITLED "HaS the negro proven him.
self capable Of self government, )"
at the Plymouth Congregational
church Sunday Afternoon Lyceum.
tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock.
Those who have not beard this
paper should avail themselves OF
this opportunity.
Rev. ii. w. Madison, pastor ol
Miles Chapel, has been transferred
to the North Carolina conference
and will preach his farewell sermon
tomorrow evening. He has done
good work since he has been il
this city. He added 115 uew mem
Oers to his church, put new pews
IN the church to the amount o
Sill and leaves SIG in the treas
Ury.
The following officers of tn,
Asbury Sabbath school wer,
elected on last Friday night
Superintendent, j. f. Chestnut
Clarence Gray 1st assist, VIM
johnson, ID asst: Miss Saral
Taylor, secretary, Geo. Martin
treasury, r, Q. Powell, librarian
Miss Hattie Smith, asst, Spence
Green, Willie Smith and Mis-
Taylor, choisters.
Mt. Calvary Commandry No. 4
X. /. held a Conclave on Oct Sth
aud after the visitation of tn
Grand Commander, Eminent Si
), II. West and Staff, elected tn
following officers: Eminent Com
mandry, Sir Nathaniel Robinson
GenerallSsima, Sir Horatio \
Smith; Captain Genl, Sir j. Z
Morgan; Seniro Warden, Sir S
A sumhy; M. D.; Junior Warden
Or +. ID. Cozzens; Treasurer, Si
John ii. Burrell. p. c., (re-elct
ed Recorder, Sir ID. f. Seville
nelected.) Prelate, Eminent 81
Mm, II, Severson p. q