The Washington bee., 1888-07-07
SATURDAY. July, 9TH, 1883
Locals.

Don't 10rgeU Vhe D0io
excursion.
The Cadets carried from l3 to IA
coaches on their first trip to har-
pers Ferry, July 4th.
Major J. NJ. Blood of this city,
uiI sncak TO the colored people
ON nrobibition next Monday.
Those who have been invited 10
be present at the BEE Office Mon
dsv night, are requested to be
l wOmpt on time, S O'Clock.
The Capital City Guards picnic
at Vanness park on the 4th, was
largely attended. The crowd
was SO large that it was suffocat-
ing.
Rev. r. p. Dorsey, who left this
city nine years ago for the West,
has return to the city and is STOP
ping with Mr.. Chase 6l5 L street
n, ". the Reverend is looking we'll
and is in good health. He will
give several lectures during the
season,
Hon. J. L. Fuller, Senator of
the Liberian Legislature Africa,
was in the city this week, and en-
tertained at tea by Mrs. L. Chase
and daughters. On his return he
will visit the various places ofin-
terest between America and his
home.
Rev. Phillips of Israel church,
preached very able sermon to the
Mt. Carmal Lyceum on last Sun
day evening, of which he spoke
very highly, after which he present.
ed to the church for the Lyceum,
purse Of $30.O9. The Lyceum
adjourned for the Summer, until
October.
Minor F. Hamlin, manager of the
BEE left for New York, Monday,
where he will remain until after the
campaign. Mr.. Hamlin is an old
newspaper man of great experience
and there is no doubt but that he
will do great work for the ENTER
PRISE, of which he is one of the
founders. He expects to increase
the circulation of his paper te
$4,000. His headquarters will be
noted hereafter.
Nesper services are held in st,
Mary's Chapel each Sunday at
$50 o'clock. A full surpliced
chlor, supplemented by quar-
tette and chorus of mixed voices
render the music. Tomorrow
afternoon Georgia's Magnifcat
will be sang
The Pastor ofSt. Mary's z. E.
Chapel has rendered his resigna-
ton, having received q call to the
KectorShip of st. Peters church,
Hazleton Pa. This church is
large and influential, having
attached to it fourishing mis-
sion rectory &c. DIR. Leman and
the Vestry committee of the Chap
eI favor placing a colored pastor
IN charge of the work which is an
important one, and growing
rapidly.
The Fair and Bazaar of the Mt i.
Oarmel Lyceum which has been
gong on for several weeks closed
Ast Friday evening, it was a
grand success. The following
sUUung ladies' and gentleman done
Oil In their power for the success of
Tue fair and were In attendance
every evening Misses L. Fletcher,
!. y Lucas, w. Lucas, nj. Robinson,
~, Hunter, M. Smoot, Patten,
Allce Hlce Shorter, Mary West, M. Will
TTams, Nj. Shorter, Mesdames C.
TTuFnner, B. Craig, AID. Watson, B.
dIollEer, A. s. O. Davis and sever.
q .. others. The main attraction was
81 Oh Jacob well this well was situat.
~ ~ 10 a very conspicuous corner of
eue church where ladies and gents
nj TSulo be refreshed at any moment.
tre .E we'll was in charge of Misses
- aaSe Shorter and May West two
VI u t9e most refined young ladies in
ias. sus fourth ward, this committee of
,aules deserve much credit for the
ts paSI interest they took in this en-
retpfise. Mr.. @. H. Watson the
president was on hand as usual, he