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NEW YORK NOTES

The BEE reporter went into a
popular resort for colored sports
last week ard times were 30 hard,
that though every man had a big
chain on, not one could give him
the time of the day and the water
pitcher was empty too, a sure
sign of hard times.
AT the st. Marks Lyceum last
Thursday evening Jacob Johnso n
of Chicago gave two rendition
from shakespeare in such a sue.
cessful manner, as to furnish a
genuine surprise to its members
and drive the efforts of all of our
eastern Amatures In the shade.
Miss Mary Gilliard of Pittsfeld
who has been in New York for
some time, visiting relations has
returned home.
Iced Matthews of Washington
ID. c. was in the city Sunday, also
George Smith of Little Falls,
janitor OF the State Senate.
Will Brown left here for his
home in Washington to recuperate
DIR. j. w. Stevenson will be
the next pastor of Bethel 30 rumor
says.
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PERSONALITIES.

Hon. J. G. Asbury, common
wealth attorney for Norfolk coun-
ty, was in the city Monday. This
young man is making a mark in
the legal profession.
MIR. Geo. w. Lewis, one of the
recent graduates of the Howard
University Law school, left the
city for Germantown Pa, Monday
afternoon. where he will spend
while with his uncle, afterwhich
be will leave for his home in
Richmond, Va. and enter upon the
practice of his PRECISION Mr.. Lewis
is a bright young man aud it is
hoped by his numerous admirers
that he will have a successful
career.
Sergt. Major A. Baynard of the
7th Battalion has been granted four
months furlough from June 18th
He has gone to Saratoga.
Mr.. Fred. Dyson delegate to
the Chicago convention W i'll leave
tomorrow evening on the Balti-
more and Patomac Depot for
Chicago.
Mr.. c. E. Nelson has gone to
The Washington bee., 1888-06-16
FIGHTING OVER A WOMAN.

A very prominent ex-member of
Congress and one of his constitu-
ents seemed to have met at the house
OF woman who is infatuated with
the congressman. The former
gentleman got very indignant on
seeing a rival present and the rival
got indignant because he consider
ed the woman was playing him
false. In fact the woman had been
playing them both. Hot words en-
sued and a fight was about to be
entered into, but for fear of Great
ing scandal the affair was hush
ed up. Both men have on war
paint notwithstanding.
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DELEGATES TO THE B. NJ, G

The following delegates from the
different Odd Fellow organizations
are as follows:
j. M. G. Crummill, No. 1887, P.
n. j., r. FL. Lewis, ex.S.M.
Union Friendship, No. S9l, P. N.
E., John @. Norwood, Md.
Free Grace, No. 1343, P. N. F.,
Lewis @. Carter.
Mt. Olive, No. 1888, Hamilton
w. Smith.
Greer Mountain, No. 1477, NV.
p. Daniel Webster.
Bloom of Youth, No. 1868, p. N.F.
William Walker.
John f. Cook, No. 1855, M.V.P.
Geo. A. Carter.
Eastern Star, No. 1913, VIM.
Joyce.
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OFF FOR CHICAGO.

w. Cllvin Chase, editor of
the BEE will leave on the 10 80
train at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot, this morning for the Chicago
convention. The editorial man.
agement of the BEE, until the edi-
tors return, will be under Prof.
John III. Lawson of the Louisville
State University, to whom all mat.
ter for publication should be ad-
dressed. Business matters will be
attended to by Miss Butler and the
foreman Robt. j. Rush,
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WHERE TO BUY THE BEE.

East Washington, Prof. j. W.
Fowler, 31S 3rd street s. e.
South Washington: DR.. S. A.
Sumby, F bet. 3rd and a sts., s. W.
and Rev.R. S. Laws, 316 81 at. s. W.
Northwest DR.. Beller, 10th and
M streets; Capt. w. P. Gray 18th
near L st. Mrs. Pokety, M bet 18th
and 18th sts.; Chas. Bealle, cor. 18th
and FL sts.; Philadelphia House 34S
Pa. Ave.
Can always be obtained at any
of the above named places every
Saturday morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Rose of Sharon Club of
John Wesley Church Conn. ave..
between L and M streets N. W.
will give fancy Neck-tie and
Apron entertainment on Tuesday
evening, June Goth, 'SS, at said
church. Miss Lizzie Booze, presi-
dent; Richard Colbert, secretary;
VIM. Stewart; treasury. Rev. j.
W.Thompson, pastor. Admission
Is cents.
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GRAND RALLY AT 2ND BAP-
TIST CHURCH.

Rev. Wesley F. Graham of Alex
andria, Va, will preach. 3 p. no.
Rev. VIM. j. Howard and at s pm.
Rev, w. I'll. Brooks. ALI are invit.
ed, Proceeds for new building
fund.
BISHOP JOHNSON
Pastor.
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HARPERrS FERRY.

Don't forget the Guards excur-
sion, Monday morning. First train
leaves the B. o. depot 8: 80 O'Clock
next at 8 As.
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THE NATIONAL PRESS CONVENTION.

BY virtue ofmy Office as President OF the
Nauonal Press Convention and by the ex-
~ pressed wish Of the Executive Committee
~. the said orga ,ization, and In aco oordance
T,,li ",ui Tue vote at the last meeting, the an
- Muai ~ meeting is hereby called to meet
A. sree ene city of Nashville, Tenn, Wednesday,
= Husust lst, 1873. at II NJ. A large meeting
lirdeslre slresbIe. This past year and the present
rnlta aI,eh present to us grave problems for dis
sIu Iu The program which / here REQ quest
newspapers to copy, also extend This
louTs for the good Of the press.
VIM. j. SIMMONS, Pres.
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Oteo.


SPEROW.-At his residence near Fall
inc Waters Berkeley County, w. Va. We'd
nesday, Jan. 18th, 1888, Capt, William
sperow, aged y years, months and ~
days.
Capt. Sperow was, in his younger days
a prominent citizen Of this county, and
much looked up to by his neighbors. lie
was devoted Mason, and for years one
of the most active members of Equality
Lodge, having been master for several
years. He was buried at Green Hill
Cemetery, in this place, on last Satur-
day, followed by a large number OF
friends, relatives and neighbors.
CAMPBELL.-In Clarksville Tenn, Jan,
18th, of Pulmonary Consumption, James
Upshur Campbell, in the IA year OF his
age.
Mr.. Campbell was nephew OF Hon.
John 2. Campbell of KY, and Mr.. 4.
Boyd Faulkner of this place.
CARRIER.-At the residence of it's par
ents. at Bedington, w. Va, sunday, Jan.
Sth, 1888, OF measles, Charles Jacob, infant
son of Joseph and Sarah A. Carrier, age II
months and days.
"Suffer little children to come unto
Me, for of such is the kingdom OF Heav-
en-.
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BRANDT-HARMAN. OnJanuary
10, 1888, in Hagerstown Md, by the
Rev. A. NJ. Courtenay, Mr.. Harry
Brandt and Miss Emma Harman, both
of Hagerstown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jan
uary 10, 1883, at the Lutheran parson-
age, by Rev. r. G. Holland, Mr.. Charles
w. Grimes and Miss Carrie c. Kimmer'
ling both of this city.
GROSS.-Mr. George M. Gross, aged
Az years, 4 months and l3 days
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Paris and Berlin he came near being per-
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Miscellaneous.
A M0MEsN
Well spent is money mace by The purchas-
err. In looking at our
MEMS SUITS
AND
OV.E.RC0AY rs.

According to promise. we to-day made the
most complete cut-away OF the season,
You Will readily be convinced, and ne
doubt, make a purchase, if only 20 put
away as an investment for another season.
Our elegant dress and business
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BabyIand. 1888.

In general it will be about the same as
Nothing in Babyland ever pleased more
neonle than Finger-play rhymes and PIC
tnres. Six of the 'SS Bd6ytdndS VIII con-
tain new Fnger-plays.
The other six will have series or DaDy
stories in rhyme about Crckets, how they
mansre their babies, with many pictures.
Me and Toddlekins is baby-cat story
all through the year by Margaret johnson,
with pictures also by Margaret johnson
There will also be a lot OF jingle bits and
story bits and picturebits, so many as TO
make YOU wonder where the next years
entertainment is to come from.
Fifty cents year; copy sent Iof hSe
ID. LOTHROP COMPANY,
Publishers, Boston
In loving remembrance OF MARY
VIRGINIA FARNswoRTH, died NOV.
"a, 1877, aged 40 years, in Canton, III
nois.
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER,
On the border land we left her,
Soon to meet and part no mere.
When we leave this world of changes,
When we leave tins world Of care,
IVe shall find our missing loved one,
in our fathers mansion fair
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In LOOKING BACK AT OUR SALES we
find the year 1887 was the best one we
have had since we are in the Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods Business.
This, we assure you, is a most crafty
ing fact, and we can but thank you, the
people of Martinsburg and surround
ings, for your esteemed patronage,
which, we trust, we have merited by
our good workmanship and carefulness
in the general make up of our garments.
If during the course of the past twelve
months, we have sold any of our patrons
any garment which has not given salts
faction, we are here and willing to make
such retribution as that patron may
think proper, thereby proving that what
we sell you must be equal to the dollars
paid. We will say nothing to-day about
our stock, with the exception of our Lot
of Overcoats, the prices of which we
have about cut in twain. We have
Lot of about 200 on hand, which we will
sell at remarkable low figures. Call at
once as we are selling them every day.
J. BRAFMAN, BALTIC, Clothing House.
IT,
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PAY that small bill.

Ice has been king this past week.
Miss Georgia Rinker of Bunker Hill,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. n. w. Jones left on Thursday
on a business trip to Virginia.
READ the commencement OF "Ihe
Breton Mills in this number.
THE first good sleighing of the sea-
son. Unhappy is the man who has no
sleigh.
ANDREss' Famous Speciality Co. at
the Central Opera House Jan. %, "A
and 25th.
ALL the cities are having sleighing
carnivals. What's the matter with
Martinsburg.
The net amount realized at the
late Catholic Fair was $l329.l2.
Pretty good.
Mr.. j. W. SNYDER, of Blandtord,
Fowler IL Co., Baltimore, favored
us with a call on Thursday.
DIR. JAMES Logic has sold his farm
of ll6 acres near Kearneysville, w.
Va, to Henry Trostle for $4,000.
The INDEPENDENT adopted Mas
cot last Monday in the form OF fe-
line. We are now happy family.
REV. r. G.. Roller spent last Sun
day in Charlestown, hence there was
no service at the Episcopal Church.
THE Address Co. presents host OF
novel and enjoyable features and de-
serves the liberal patronage OF the pub
lie.
The Address Co. contains many
noted artists and has received very
1attering notices wherever they have
appeared.
THE Mechanics Band have purchas-
ed new set of instruments of the IA
nous Cohn make, out of the proceeds
of the fair.
MEssRs. B. w and Raleigh Leigh
have come home from Texas on account
of the serious illness Of their father, Col.
VIM. Leigh.
ALL those having ice houses have
been busy filing them. The ice gath
ed is about four inches thick and of
good quality.
MEssRs, ARCH ODEN and ]. S. Will
liams have returned to their places at
the Hannis Distilery after an absence
of sixty days.
THE crop ofmeasles is diminishing!
Glad of it., our share numbered four
and they each were good specimens
of the disease.
AN ordinance requiring salt or saw
dust to be scattered on the pavements
when they are covered with ice is a
long felt want.
THE epidemic of measles is abat-
ing. The physicians report but few
new cases and most of the patients
are doing well.
Mr.. ERNEST ZIMMERMAN, brake
man on the r. & o. r. r., had his
hand badly mashed Thursday night
while performing his duty.
Mr.. ERNEST GLOVER, of Bunker
Hill, had his arm broken and was
otherwise injured last Saturday by a
horse falling, while shoeing him.
THERE is some talk of Leap year
party to be given by the young Ia
dies. 1t strikes us as great idea,
and should by all means be carried
out.
DAVID BROCK, cold, who was in
dicted for shooting Rose Pritchard
pleaded guilty before Judge Beck
with and was sentenced to twenty
days in Jail.
THE Vancleavesville Union Sunday
School will hold an oyster supper in the
Dunkard Church on Jan. 26th, 9th and
2Sth, the proceeds for the benefit of the
Sunday School.
PROF. Address is one of the most sue
cessful animal trainers of the day, ant
his troupe of performing animals ant
birds excite wonder and admiration
wherever seen.
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cpEctAL RED UNDERWEAR

CPECIAL RED UNDERWEAR
sale hegias to-day nj Il. ROSENBlsH
Il co = eiW>ng out sale, Ter one WeSk !.
All wool rat uudeTshiFts at Acc. all WOOL
red drawe at 8%c, sold formerly at iac,
and an Their goods at %. o. the dollar.
can at oace before sley move Tor bargains
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
A general sweeping out sale begins 10
tayand viii continue for weeks previous
10 taking stock, which viii begin pretty
soon. Don't 20 astray hy reading news
papers full of advertisements, for they all
cost money, ana you generally pay dear
Tor reading them. TIE remainder OF our
stock. which is verv desirable still, will be
sacrificed for less than half It's value. A
good substantial oyeicoat for $3.50, worth
ST 10, and other goods in proportion.
j BRAFMAN, BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE,.
THE LEADING cLorHIER
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"COLD WAN En-

Have You heard OF the great safe OF bed
clothes ne our store? .lnstask your neigh
Dor about II, crowds call daily to sesure
some before they are all gone. Comforts
only rs cts. White blankets only 15cts.
per pair, All Wool Red Blankets FOR $500
nor pair. Ston in OF once to secure these
Foods ut G. L. HERRING q CO.,
nnr nuaan nud Martin SITS
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What is this "nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be afflicted ?
Ii you will remember few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively un-
known-to-day it is IS common rs any
word in the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning OF another
word used by our forciathers in times
past. So it Is with nervous diseases, as
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandiathers called Biliousness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from Il diseased condition OF the Liver
which in performing its functions finding
il cannot dispose OF the bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to pass il
of through the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appree'
ciate a cure. We recommend GREEN'S
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous
D6W
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NOT A DYING LYLY.
But n Little Too Ill or Out OF Sorts t
Dance, Even with Freddie.

But Little Too III or Out OF Sorts to
Dance, Even with Freddie.
LoSa BRANCH, N. j., August l2.-The
rumor that Mrs. Langtry has departed
for California is n mistake; go is the one
that describes her as lying dangerously
i'll ut her summer villa here. She has
not been well since she spent Wednes-
day with jolly party aboard Henry
French's steam yacht, waiting Tor james
G. Blaine to arrive. 1t is not understood
to have been the suspense or disappoint-
ment that affected her, nor was it hun
ger or thirst, for the yacht was bounti-
fully provided. Nor was it ennui, for
the party included Frederick Gebhardt,
Porter Ashe, the Baron and Baroness
Blanc and Mrs. "Bob" Nlallon. This
evening the majority Of ladies and gen.
tlemen mentioned are at the Never bal,
at West End, or lounging on the hotel
veranda.
The Lily is at home, and Gebhardt,
saws that she is Just i'll enough not to
come out, but that she has no thought
OF dying for while. She expects to go
to California soon, possibly on Monday,
unless she should be too i'll then. The
impression here is that she will make ii
her wedding tour with Gebhardt as the
bridegroom.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

The federation scheme was carried at
the convention oil engineers, notwlth-
standing the protest OF Chief Arthur
A Chicago detective stated yesterday
that Tascott, the murderer OF millionaire
Smell, would be arrested within torty'
eight hours. He is supposed to be inthc
vicinity Of Denver.
David Arnold, of Alton, Iowa, while
on n drunken spree, Saturday, attacked
Abraham Bollinger, q blacksmith, be-
cause of the prominent part the latter
has taken in enforcing the prohibitory
law. Bollinger drew u revoIverand shot
Arnold dead.
The yellow fever reports from Jackson
vile created CONSERVATION among the
State troops now encamped at Magnolia
Bluff. The three companies OF Jackson
vile militia left camp Thursday night
without orders from their superior
officers and trouble may follow.
The steamboat Bay Ridge, an excur-
sion boat running between New York,
Whitestone and Sands Point, J.. l., was
burned to the waters edge, while lying
at her dock at Glenwood, at an early
hour Saturday morning. Peter Lang
man, the barkeeper, persisted in the
flames, No passengers were on board.
DR.. Waliord Nelson, who recently
visited the Isthmus Of Panama, says that
the Count De Lessops, in saying that the
canal will be opened in 1890, deliberately
states what he knows TO be impossible.
The physical obstacles are practcalIyin-
snrmountabie and the canal never can
pay.
At Grafton, Ont, Saturday morning, n
house occupied by n French family
named Toussind, consisting OF father,
mother and eight children was discover
ed to be enveloped in flames, Two OF the
children, aged and G years, were burned
to death, and another aged s was SO bad
ly burned that it cannot recover.
Sir Reginald Hanson, Lord Mayor o.
London, who some time ago purchased
the business OF Henry Poole 4 Co.
merchant tailors in that city, has brought
suits in the New York City Cour
against Charles G. Francklyn and 4
Berry Wall, claiming from each a bal
ance Of $3.50 for wearing apparel sold Il
him.
Joe Lewis, charged with the murder
of Miss Auxier, in Morgan county, Ken
lucky, last spring, at which time hi
evaded the officers, returned to his hom'
at Mt. Sterling three weeks ago, and an
nounced that he would turn States evi
dence, after which he disappeared sud
denly. Yesterday his body was tount
with two bullet holes in the back OF tn
head.
Miss Mary Sophia Gilpiu, the aged sis
ter Of Ex-Governor Gilpir, OF Colorado
who had been confined in q room in he
brothers house for several weeks past
charged with insanity, but which charg
ia Indignantly denied by Miss Gilpil
and her friends, succeeded Saturda.
night in making her escape from tn
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