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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

VTANTED-LTNE ENERGETIC LADIES AND
W gentlemen 10 handle cur goods on salary or
comm ission. CAL al once, address National
silver Plate and Novelty Company Grand Rapids
Mich, Room Il, LedyArd block, third stairway
ffOIa Ieafl-et. 20
GYMNASTICS WANTED FOR TOWNS AND
v cities OUTSIDE Grand Rapids, 70 sell speclslles
without competition. Apply 70 J. N. Wheeler
No. Fearl-kt IHi
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

yEKgED-A GIRL foR GENEkkL HOUst-
" ~0rk Nfs 2 fgie. l+t Cinlonst -so
IVANTED-GlRL TO ASSIST II HoJsEN ORK
W al sb Csliiorulssi. 40
UTANTFD-A CIR TO Do GENkAAL HOUSE
w eoTS i7S south slssetls st -
tlANTED--A GIRL To 10 OkNERAl HoJsk
w work sinai isfuiiy good UsGes Apply ina
mediatsy al ssf wealthy ave. -aau
STANdED-SkNlN0 GIRLS AEDAfA Oh HERS
w wishing & learn the Kellogg French tailor
ststem Of dress 81 TINS ~ cal of address school
u iress cunlDg, - Charies-sL 80
tIANTED A COMPETENT GIRL 10 DO
W general housex xork 10 washing OF ironing
Apply al lo3 South i.afs yette a. z-ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Boston Defeat. the Senators.

WAsHINsTos, Aug. 2S-BOston played IN
great luck today and although Outplsyed al
all points, won the game. They were as-
sisted materially by the two kellys-John.
who seemed TO see every c.oss decision IN
the visitors favor. and Nike, who sent the
ball over the leff Geld fence ia the eighth
innil = anc scored the winning run. The
spectators were greatly inoensed al Umpire
keilys decisions and tsunted him through
out the game. The score.
Washington. -...-....-0 o.
Bo,tou -.................... Z D o ! -
Base Hits-N sshington, = boston. B.
Errors-N " Arlington, 2 Boston, 2.
Baglenes-Mnitney and Mack, hawdes and
Tate
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

BALTIMORE. Aug. 24.-Tbe Republicans Of
the FiAh district nominated Sydney z.
Mudd for Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

oST-A SMALL PRESCRIPTION BOOK.
IL between Morse's dry goods store and Red
mODd's opcrs hOuke. The finder viii be rev ard
ed by leaving same at {. IL Holt NJ. D., ~ Mon.
roe 81 az
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Situations Uanted-Female.

lVANTED-sEwlNG By THK DAY. CHILD
W reu ciotlibgs specially Call or address
l. T. p. l46is West fultous. ~
II YOU WANT GIRLS SEND IN YOUR
i ofcefk nov before every body gets back from
the summer rcsorlS eral good once on ouT list
now. Ladies PGrloR. and Tower bloch. 2S9
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

THAT YoU CAN BUy CITY RIAL EsTATF
l a. unbesrd of prices Of A. r. ABtisoei 2
Loveu block, opposite sveets Botel l4s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

tNANrED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG NAN
w al &nythine honorable Have Lad eaperl-
ence IN different businesses. TAR pennlan. boz :.
this orlce -as
SITuAIIOK WANTED-A GOOD AND sOhtk
= man % twenty yesrs experience running al
engine, ksfe my OND t0olk. bcSi II references
Cali al l62 Bttsws-s 2s0
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

lt ANI NEsikk Io fiktSAsf HolatS
| Sna loiS saaAnl lat< i1 sas fsfi ~ tAe CRY.
sou 81 49, k,sl1 luunes ~ oaillse "a A.
h. Autlsdei. lotea iaag4. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

IsoR sALE-TBE F4Rk BEloN0fNG TO
II the esfsis of the iste Dariei hcherrnerilo-u.
one msls west o. he ciig fropting BridgeNl III
j. me osiry farm. o fof fruit raising sDd gar
6erinR ksy 10 snd IN from ten r. fhfrfT acre
lffs Apply - Or y hfvOrfh sdU iuisfrstof. "a
tourfh -. Grand kspios Nich- i0Hf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
CHANGED DAILY.

ANN. csssranos ssas the balance - thismossh
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

MONEY TO loan on GOOD RIAL KsTsTE
VI 10 sums rom 500 70 s5ooO0 low Interest
a r lntisdel. oflce. 3 Lorea boz. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
The ftAndfng.
The following table shows ID
of the League clubs up TO date:
Tri-State League.

All the clubs played yesterday. with the
following results:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
4 Few Acres.

vel rtisesss snf hougbt ~if r~f go p'lrrt ss-r
. r,i>r2eff Ho-re erc o rroft ~ 81 ny
Trc~v t~eeT firs err~uer - f,fftorI 'ere euf
~ ricx tFTuiererr n fe-rrfs q - - acrcr
rf~e scrse lfrnv9rr cottaEe oarr 80 f-tes - -
t<srefssr ~ rsss ~ rerf ~ q o. rriets
~ f THCNPr-E.
sis lrsouirs - q HckToN Hesn~tnsu
b.rck Tel>pasn< j.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Pittsburx 3. Indlanspelis 2.

BaGIeres-Wnitney ana MACK, sSwden a
Tate
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

DETROIT Aug. 24.-The Chicagos slsush-
tered Getzien today and that's the cause of
the defeat About one thousand persons
exuded clamny persPirstion ansing the
agonizing performances. Following Is the
score:
Detroit. .....................0 ? 0 o 0 D 1
Chicago ........ ......2 ? 4 0 0-ls
Base Hits-DetroiL s; ChicEo l6.
Errors-Detroit y. Chicayo. 4
Batteries-O etzein ana tells, Knock and Flint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Bamtea hoard.
anfed Boarsie,s.

ITANTfD- BoARDERs ~ THF DAY on
w wesk pleasant rooms cSltfsl loCs lon. -
fehfisi. 21S
(EANTEn-RokRDfRs p THf Itf OK
w Neek Alse furnished 81 uniIIEls1ed snfeIs
use OF bsth rooaa sac tud iufnaVe lzU suni
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

fKI,0t BIEMA TgK sEsT BAkoAINs n
L Eesi esl>sr - ses,lfcS from 4. : frofth.
: ans ksp.as. aah
lok sAlE ANYONE HAVING SO C&N ST
1 cass - Wafih ihsi allisk luosles. &Aa hsfs
rCt nols.t uiitli 81, il Iu1 - I1SH oeG - -
snG plans iof ooSi IA,s in Ga clas ieeslliiY
fo<k h-isss, Snu lv"si t.slk. elAoAs
s-t -
~ AOI DEslkE Yo FIKCSksf HOlsES
1 Ana iois saaenl tli< i1 sNs fefl ~ tAc CRY.
tO1 81 49, se1e muHes 10 cAlliss "a a.
h Autlsdei. Aosea "i.'eA ~
p0g sALK- NfW 500 KEsIDFNCK AkL
4 utoaefn oouFenlences iaFEV no4ErI ict hA<
s a = "a aa~D tslsnge s,H terms - suls Fare
oi'psffuI.i8 A. Az D. aaiael 4 aols. y fotlu-
taa-sl -io
It AOf Wish II By a nolsE OH LOT
| al RE lonesi lsflor faok sIaiiu. a. t0e fiitn
Wsfd tAl 81 nt oflos aea val sito~ Seo
sslue.tias chesl "a 80 ias oA Asussu A1a
ferAsndo-ss- nsef Aofis-sse.. flI 80 each &nd
upward A sHlsl 0uitA-e Ls.tt ls.iii4fed &A1
PafeIecs AID "a ooIIisi iai IA. a. oicsit
81 tan4i-si hooil rs
EOk sALE-HuIsf 4kD lOJ 0N CLANCY
Il e.. one ga l-aias ,iie.sl. ols a. Iasior9ea
70 A Aise pI.ileits "a oilstI pare ui Size oiy ar
sA4t q. las ~. lt aic ~ fisiIi..sia ess Jlsit
nor sAiE-HoIsFs AND lUgr. VACANT
i iola ana iarust solae 1hoict bHgesfEs 30 tsken
s,on. Hughes Thomas loo4af q allc s.. heN
hui.seulail Alock su
uOuskS. lots AHp FARMS FOB SAIK
ii cheap a. liI kecDb.%I NeuEsll hioCk
corner Of Neuroe HIo ii.slsla sss 81
Iok skLf-A lAkCf BRICK DNEiI1N6
Il house IN slriIs ei iuf staa ntal fsne
sx ellinf houss q JeInes-si-. ~ q So sIo Al
81 soTs tsm ia elaus TO- 81 r0o a. "a sm@l
fuosl I'D. lecssTc hioss over iehiit lahfery.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
The parlors of Miss Mamie ZONES

The parlors of Miss Mamie Jones
No. 1888 10 ST., n. W., were crowd.
ed, with a merry throng of young
ladies and gentlemen, last Wednes.
day eve. Musical and literary tai.
ents were displayed which thrilled
the heart of all with delightful me.
lody and warbling sensation.
"a night of wonder; or, the birth
OF Christi" an exquisite musical
gem, will be rendered by compa.
ny of our best local talent at the
berean baptist church, Monday
evening Dec. 3lst, at 8 O'Clock, tick.
cts 50 cts, proceeds for the church.
hrausc's full orchestra will furnish
the accompanist. !
Mr.. Daniel Freeman, who is
gaining such reputation as an
artist, has gone into the business
on an extensive scale. His draw
lngs, portraits of men and other
designs are attracting great
deal of attention. He is Young
man of push and deserves the pa
tronage and encouragement of the
people.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29

Among those present were. Ex-
Lieut. Col. T. s. Kelly, Lieuts. l..
d. Davis, G. Fl. Watson. r. E.
Ellis, Mr.. Geo, M. sneed and
The meeting was called to order
by Col. Kelly wno stated tina, the
time had come for an independent
military company. Lieut.. Watson
spoke briefly in support of the
Ideas advanced Ivy Col. Kelly.
others also spoke favoring the
movement and concluded by
electing the following temporary
officers: Thomas s. Kelly, captain;
l. ID. Davis, 1st Lieut.; r. P.
Ellis, I'd Lieut., G. M. Sneed, 81
Lieut.; g. B. Lucas, treasurer, aud
Arthur Boston, secretary. On
motion OF Lieut.. Watson the new
military company was named
Excelsior Light Infantry.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
RESCUED FROM \ SAY.
AGE ELEPHHNT.

At Cynthiana, KY, as Mr.. Stro.
hn, we'll known meachant of that
place, was passing through COW
cred bridge, he encountered the
elephant Chief, belonging to Rob
lnson's circus, and stepped to the
side OF the bridge to get out of the
elephants way. Ibis seemed to
enrage the elephant, and with a
stroke of its trunk Knocked Mr.
Strohn between the inner and out.
er walls of the bridge. Chief then
endeav0red to butt In the walls of
the struc ure, and in all probabil-
ity would have killed Mr.. Strohn
had not the elephant Mary been
rushed to the scene. She beat
Chief with her trunk until he ran
out of the bridge. Strohn was then
taken out in an unconscious condi-
tlon and carried to his home. He
was severely injured about the
head, and for a awhile it was be-
lieved he would die. Since then,
however, he has improved .-Er-
chd7aqe.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FoR SALE: 200 building lots in the city Of
Alexandria, Va, for $40 and $50 dollars each
$l9 in cash and s. dollars monthly install.
ment by X. ID. Ruffin, 523 ii street, n. w.
FOR SALE-2g0 desirable Building Lots in
Alexandria $l75 to $500 each. SIS cash bal
ahce in instalments TO suit.
WM. Il. DULANEY AND COMPANY,
Dec. 2h, 2t j0i King St., Alexandria, Va.
If you want first class job print.
ing done call at the BEE office 11O9
l street n. W.
For lime, cement, hay, corn and
oats, 60 to Goodacre's, 1926 81 ST.,
u. ".
Fields of labor-The colored
teachers southern Bureau looks out
for positions as teachers, preach
ers, clerks. private secretarie-
and persons with business qualifs
cBtions. Address J. III. Lawson l. co
Louisville Ky.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29

The teachers and pupils of the
Lincoln and Gidding's Buildings
have been successful in raising
about SIS for the purpose of giving
the poor children of that section OF
Washington a dinner to be given
on Monday, Dec. 31.t, SO. About
500 children are expected to be
fed, and to this end the larger
pupils met at Miss Dyson's, 7rh st,
s. e., and made 500 bags to con-
tain candy for the needy children.
Too much credit cannot be given
the teachers ard pupils of this
section for their noble efforts in
30 worthy cause. And it is
hoped that the Cnristmas Cl ub
will be kept up next year.
We gratefully acknowledge the
receipt, from DR.. j. @. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, of a bound set of
their Almanacs for 1889, making a
handsome and valuable presenta.
tion volume. Besides the various g.
ditions in English adapted to North
and South America, Australia, and
India, there are editions in French.
Spanish, German, Portuguese, Swe
dish, Norwegian. Danish, Dutch,
Bohemian, and Welsh also, Spec.
linen pages OF the pamphlets issued
by the firm in eleven other languag.
es, including Italian, Finnish, Tur.
kish, Armenian, Bulgarian, Polish,
Hawaiian, Gujdrati (India), Bur.
mese, and Chinese. Nothing could
better illustrate the extent of the
business done by the company than
the fact that such polyglot alma.
mac is called for, the cost of which
must have been immense. For cur.
selves, We confess we should often
be lost without Ayers Almana, &C.
customed, as we have long been, to
rely upon the accuracy of it's calcu-
lations; and we have no doubt
that, to those in need of it, Ayers
Sarsaparilla is equally trustworthy
as a medicine. The familiar yellow,
covered pamphlet can now be had
at all drug stores.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
PERSONALS.

Rev. S. G Lsmkins, left for Hamp
ton, Va, last week.
Miss Mamie Minton, of Phila. is in the
city and is the guest of Mrs. Bessie Hayn
eS.
Miss Ada M. jackson, of Baltimore is
IN the city, and the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Eliza Stewart on 18th st. n. w.
Mr.. P. Loving, of Philadelphia, Pa,
who has been in the city for several days
left last Wednesday.
Rev. J. NJ. Armstead, of Portsmouth
Va, preached an eloquent sermon at I'd
Bapt. church. He Was accompanied by
his wife.
Mr.. VIM. A. Wells, a prominent young
merchant of Richmond, Va, was in the
city this wetk. 1t is reported that the
gentleman was seeking matrimony.
Prof ]. M. Langsaop, arrived
in the city last week from Peters
burg, Va, and returned to day.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
A POETS TROUBLES.
A CORRECTION.

A CORRECTION.
"Why look here Ed. say what's the
matter?
Why take On you that look of
care?
Have they been making severe
clatter,
Upon your last ryming ware 20
"They have indeed why should
you wonder
lffrom me you hear a moan,
When they print for WONDER, ..pon.
der"
And in bold type "shown, for
SHONE
"Do you think this can deligs me
When within one vel Sc | read
"Prightly, stands in strength for
BRIGHTLY?
Who could be from anger freed.
81 shan't speak of punctuation:
All of this | shan't expect We.
But to spare my reputation,
Print each word | write correct.
lyw ~
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
MASONIC DEPARTMENT
POINTS.

The Masonic museum of Lon
don, England, claims to have come
into possession of part of the tib-
bla OF one of the legs of Hirman,
hlng OF Tyre, the account of the
hndlng and preservation of this
relic Seems to be we'll authenticat.
cd according to the Freemason.
The State of New York has q
population of about 5,5OO,OOO in
habitants. Its Jurisdiction of r.
A. Masonry is the largest in the
world. 1t consists of 1873 chapters,
representing collective member.
ship of Is, ,342, r. A. Masons.
General Simon Cameron, of
Penn. now in his Goth year, is au
active Templar.
A Masonic temple is to be e.
rected in Frederick, Va, as me-
mortal of George Washington.
A Lodge of Master Masons, has
been constituted in Upper Burmah
by the grand Lodge of England.
Bro. VIM. Ellis, of Meridian
Loege No. 6, F. A. A. M. is still
very sick, and the brethern should
60 and See him, bis residence is
1907 Eleventh st. w.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
HE FLED IN HASTE.
HOW A TACTLESs STRANGER LIBELED
A MOST INTER asTING FAMILY.

81 came in here a few weeks
ago." said stranger to the propli.
etor OF a place on Michigan avenue,
"to buy some candy, and cross.
eyed woman with a stuck-up
nose"
"That woman, sir, was my wife !"
replied the proprietor as he moved
along the counter.
Gan 3! excuse me but there was
a girl here. She was a tall, slab-sid
ed young woman with red hair and
freckles all over
'That was my daughter, sir. and
how dare you talk that way ~
"Oh it was. Beg your pardon,
sir beg a dozen pardons. The
boy that waited on me had mouth
as big as pumpkin pie, and l don't
believe he knew enough to last him
over"
That was my Son, sir. Have
you come in here to deliberately
insult my family" shouted the
proprietor.
"Your son, eh? Beg more par
dons -.-.lots of pardons. What 1
wanted to say vas"
"1ou get out! You came here
to give me hit about an old man
with dyed whiskers who had mar
rled his third wife walked with a
game leg, and l won't stand it F.! Go
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
WHERE TO BUY THE BEE.

East Washington, Prof. J. w
Fowler, 31S 3rd street 8. e.
South Washington: DR.. s. A.
Sumby, F bet. Srd and 44 sts., 8. W.
and Rev.R. s. Laws, 316 q st. 8. ".
Northwest: DR.. Beller, 10th and
NJ streets; Capt. w. p. Gray 18th
near L st. Mrs. Pokety, NJ bet 18th
and 18th sts.; Chas. Bealle, cor. 18th
and d sts.; Philadelphia House 34s
Pa. Ave.
Can always be obtained at any
OF the above named places every
Saturday morning.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
AN INDEPENDENT MILL
TARY COMPANY.

A number IF gentlemen met at
the residence of Lieut.. g. B.
Lucas, Friday evening, Dec. 21st,
Ior the purpose of organizing an
independent military company.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
THE LEAGUE.

There will be a meeting of the
John Sherman Republican League
at the BEE Office, Friday evening,
January 4th. AL members are
requested to be present.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29

WnFRE THE BEE CAN BE HAD.
"a Fowlers, 3lS Bird street. Sc.
yrs PoIkety 81 Street. between lZth and
l'I : BeIIer. Druggist corner 18th and M
street, Northwest
n.oodelnhia House. 34s Pennsylvania Ave.
Northwest.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29


The concert at the Asbury chur.
ch W, dnesday night was largely
attended.
The officers of Mt. Carmel church
have purchased the large building
on the corner Of 4th and l. st. n. W.
The parlor sociable given by Mis-
ses Vinns last Friday was well at.
tended.
Mr.. w. A. Stewart entertained
number of friends at dinner
Christmas day.
Hon. T. T. Allan Of Louisiana.
should be made commissioner of
agriculture. Mr.. Allain is one of
the best men in this country
The letter of Rev. Laws and
South Washington news were
crowded out this week. Received
too late.
Those will receive New Years
day are requested to send to this
Office full description of their re-
Cepsion.
Whole amount collected by Gid
dings building for dinner for Door
children, Monday Dec. 31st at LIN
coin building was $3.50. Miss J.
W. Mason, principal.
Maj. w. c. Cox, has been elect
ed an honorary member of the
Flcksburg Blues and has been en-
gagged TO select quarters for them
during the Inauguration.
The Mt. Carmel Lyceum was
crowded last Sunday afternoon to
listen to the paper Of Miss Wash
lngton, Rev, Geo. w Moore and
others endorsed the paper.
Not long ago We heard a mother
remark 1.-The effects of DR.. Bulls
baoy Syrup are simply wonderful,
II helps mp child every time and
leaves the little fellow as BRIGHT
as a new dollar
IN all large communities narsons
are taxing an increase interest in
moperty insurance, and perhaps
m Ior 'hat very reason are insuring
theli hFes 10y using DIR. Bulls Cou.
"a syrup, when they are attacked
With cough or cold.
- Mr.. He, Smith OF Chattanooga,
lem. is writing a book entitled
Negroes as Democrats. Ii will con.
'sln history of the Indianapolis
conference and all leading demo
'rats' 1t bids fair to be interesting.
Mrs w. G. Isabel, of 1Ol5 18th
s. a. W. rendered reception to
8er many friends on christmas
day the house was crowded to it's
utmost capacity and every body
enjoyed themselves.
non. John M. Langston, is in
Due Due city on his way to speak at
EI.oahoke, Va, on the / and Cooper
Uulon, New York City on the End
:. January SO. His subject on
OO'n occasions will be the new
;3outh.-How to save and conserve
second annual Billiard Tourna-
pt pelt viii be held at Dyson's, 342
ne5 euns ave. NV, commencing Wed.
ueSasy, January I'd, 1889. Hand
co, co,lt nrSt and second prizes, which
o1 oIu De SeSn at the bar. Entrees 70
C'or CSe January LIST, 1889, at -
Mr., L. w. Pulies, will deliver
oo1. e grafton at the emancipation,
SeeOra'lon So,e to be held, next Tues
w. evening at Alexandria.
o., a., under the auspices of the
eaerlc6 sor;., Douglass Library as
;orlanon." ;o All who wish to en-
.. rich intellectual treat should
s. % hear Mr.. Pulies.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29

Fob RENT: Two large unfur.
Djsbed rooms, one front and one
hack. 40l o street u. W.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29

Don't fail to pay your subscrip-
ton.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
NORTH WEST.

NORTH WEST.
Miss Louisa Fletcher, assisted by Mrs
Thomas WatSoL, from to 10 D. M 6l5I I
st. >z
Mrs. Lieut.. F. T. Webster, assisted by Miss
M. Webster. 734, 4th st.
Miss BERTHE Nugent, from | TO 10 pm. as
sisted by Misses Maud Smith, Matt 'da Muse
Estelle Lewis, Marie Wells and Mary V
hoss OF Alexandria Va, 1925 Corcoran st
The Misses Chase. as usual llO9 st,
Miss Ella NJ Boston, 2il7 1, st.
Mrs. Goodwin at her residence 2ll4 l.. st
assisted by Miss Fran is Butler, Mrs. Lu-
cinda w Q 10, Mrs. A. G. Hail. Mrs. Lucy Stew
art. and Mrs. Kate Thomas of 4th st, From
to p. m.
Mrs Alice v. Yates, at her residence 1920.
l2th st. assisted by Miss Lizzie Smallwood.
OIL Knoxville Md, Mrs. James Yates and Miss
/. Boston of Now York.
Mrs. III A. Davis, 1912 r st. assisted by her
sister Miss Lottie Barrand and Miss Annie
Hardy.
Mrs. George NJ. Cook, ASST ted by Mrs Lula
Mitchell OF Denver Col, and the Misses Pet
and Bertha Syphax and Misses Hattie Con
tee Rebecca Hudnel. From to9p. m. No
1921 l. st.
NORTH EAST,
Mrs. James H. Fletcher, assisted by Misses
Sadie Z. and Jennie E. Anderson. MARY
E. Thomas, Mary E. and Annie V, Taylor
and Nj. 4. Robinson. From 3 p. m. to 10 D, m
los ID st. e.
SOUTH WEST.
Mrs John Hall, a, sted by her neice Alice
rouhtaln, from p. M, TO p. m. 3I2 z St.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-29
right out or I'll do you mortal in.
jury inside of a minute ~
Detroit Free Press.
THEY SAY.


Malone will get left.
Bruce is the greatest of them all.
Negro leadership is failure.
| The race is better Off without
them.
| Put money in thy purse is the an.
clients theory.
Tuesday was a pretty day.
Drunkards were numerous and
money scarce.
| W. A. Stewart, entertained
friends at dinner Christmas day.
1t was a great affair.
When we are satisfied we forget
those by whom We are aided.
Brave men will show their hand.
but towards retreat behind the bar
for protection.
No success is achieved without
labor.
Leadership without principle is
the characteristic of a knave.
Honesty and bravery will make
men great.
Hypocracy is always found in a
mean man.
The negro will become a great
race If negro leadership is discar-
ded.
The Cadets are having crowded
houses at their garden party.
The Cadets are great for enter
prise.
Fleetwood should have a testi.
| monial.
Who will start the ball?
The BEE names w. E. Mathews,
Chairman of the committee.
Fleetwood deserves it w. E. M.
Start the ball and let it roll to a
successful consumation.
The thorough breads of Washing
ton, can be found in the Wormley
boys.
Cox, the tonsorial artist looks
like frenchman.
He is great boy and man a.
mong men.
Sherman is the silent man.
He says nomore then what is nec-
essary,
No man can donbt his honesty.
Capt. Wall, is successful prac.
ticiOner.
The friends OF Mr.. E. M. Hewlett,
wishes his speedy recovery.
The Junior Excelsiors is the
most enterprising institution that
has ever been in this city.
1t has a head that knows how to
work.
More receptions this year than
last.
The incoming administration has
had It's effect.
The Press convention will con-
vene in this city March 5th, 'Se.
The occasion Will be a great
one.
Misses Ida Winslow, NJ. Ellen
Ruffin and Emma Pindle, will not
receive New Years day.
The boys may pass the house
and look in at any rate.
This will no doubt be a disap.
polntment to the admirers OF the
Dianas.
No doubt the girls want rest.
Langston, has proven more than
a match for the democratic parry.
and the Mahoneites, combined.
For Barber surrenders to Langs.
ton, or must very soon, and Ma.
hone, is begging Mr.. Quay, to let
him explain.
Meantime Langston has carried
the Old Dominion for Harrison
aud Morton. as the evidence con-
nected with the contest well show
The Junior Excelsiors can get
the Rotunda of the Capitol.
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