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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14
The Holmes Hotel

On Hennepin avenue is the only first
class hotel, both on the American and
European plan in the city. 1t is enjoy
ing a good business and we'll deserves
the liberal patronage it is having.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14
The following names and amounts were
affixed to the contract at the close Of the

Archbishop Ireland and the Desnoy-
ers' tract will contribute in the neigh
borfood OF $4,000 in property west Of
Cleveland avenue. Letters have been
received from G. E. Davis and Peter A.
Larsen saying they will contribute their
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

Y "On June IA, Is, 16 and II"
The, 500 Line will sell special excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates to Mont
feal,c Boston and New England points.
Do not fail to take advantage of this op-
pOrtunity.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

- results largest circulation
Hna4k and most advantageous rates
AEAA arg given by the GLOBE, the
great Want medium.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14
Printers May Get a Plum.

Secretary Mccarthy, Of the Typo
graphical union, received a dispatch
yesterday from Phil Corcoran and F.
NV. Stevens, who are delegates attend
ding the annual meeting of the union at
Denver, saying that they could get the
meeting next year at st. Paul and ask
ing how the st. Paul boys felt about it.
1He telegraphed back, sect it! Get it!
Getait if you camp
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14
MAY SAVE ITS LIFE.
The Malformed Child Of Frank
Serabunski Arrested for Thiev-

The Malformed Child Of Frank
Serabunski Arrested for Thiev.
ing. May Be Made Of Sex.
The monstrously formed child of
Frank Serabunski, Polish farmer liv-
ing on Mime haha street. is again in the
hands of the authorities. Relief Agent
Hutchlns has had noend of trouble with
the ignorent father of the anomaly, in
his endeavor to induce him to submit to
having a surgical operation performed
upon the child, prominent surgeons
having stated that it could be made OF
sex and greatly relieved. Though the
parent has been repeatedly arraigned
be fore the police judge, charged with
cruelty, he has remained obdurate and
has kept the child from the surgeons.
Early yesterday morning the malformed
youngster, with younger child of
Serabunski, was caught in the act of
robbing the hennery of neighbor, who
complained to the police and caused
their arrest by officers of the Margaret
street station. Now that the child is
legally in the hands of the authorities,
it is believed that it can be sentenced to
the reform school or some other institu-
ton and then turned over to the sur
geons to make the neces sary operation,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

For travelling or business
wear we recommend our
Irish or Scotch Cheviot Sack
and Four-Button Cutaway
Frock Suits. They are very
reasonable in price, and
will wear like iron.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

Gentlemen wishing a fash
ionable pair of Trowsers for
summer wear will find an
unusually choice assort-
ment of styles and perfect
fitting Trowsers here at
very reasonable prices.
Trowsers Department-Firs Floor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

Black and dark blue I'm
ported Serge and Cheviot
Suits, made by Brokaw
Bros, of New York. These
Suits are very fashionable
and genteel-look oking,and are
extremely popular with
gentlemen. Well fit you
with one of these Suits as
well or better than any tai
lor can do, and we won't
charge you but half as
much.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

You'll find here all the
latest and best foreign and
domestic Blazers, Sashes,
Shirts, Trowsers, etc., etc.,
for tennis and every other
outdoor pleasure, and we'll
guarantee our prices won't
frighten you.
It's not a bit too soon for
you to select your Henry
Heath's English Straw Hat The
quantity of these Hats is
limited, and your size may
be gone if you put off buy
ing it too long.
Hat Observation-Disclosures Floor
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

Why not try one of our fine
Custom Reaay- Made Suits this
summer?
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14
AN ALARMED
TENNIS PLAYER.

He's never before heard donkey bray. II
he mad he'd know that it's nothing to be
alarmed at
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-14

Quantities Of cool, light
Flannel Coats for Office and
house wear. These Elan.
mel Coats of ours don't cost
much, and are just the
thing to wear this summer.
Hot Weather Clothing-Second Floor, Ele-
vatOr.
Our Children's Knee.
Pant Suits which are sell
ing for $500 are excellent
value for the money, and
parents are all we'll pleased
with the large assortment of
Boys Suits at this popular
price.
children's Department-second Floor, Ele-
yatOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
Seibdfts :Mnjei9er.

spptbefcr.
Gbep. 8. 1ranfe, 8sutI@T Ipptbs-
fer, 223 Bypming Apsnue.
Gisarren'5abritant.
u. W d m a n n, bic bsIiebtrn ,.Nlfpnip"
uno ,,Sia Ring giaarrsu ale Sprten I'd
baf unp Rau6erartfsl, 5l1 9hdawanna GUs.
Sampf' uns sBaifer.eeitunsen.
Samss s. Vaplsr, plumbing Grpnt,
Gds Wycmins 2ps. unp Ginrsn Snabr.
@emiiie, 5rudbt uns Sluifrrn.
Sofspb Sttinaer gIuifern in isbrr
Qrt Subsrsitst 81 9adapanna Apsnus.
Groceries uns GrOpiGonen.
9s6tUIb, BRANDON & Co., Grad.
fOlssr pom Ssars & Stssl), ti6 penn gps.
S6lGeer un6 Seal "a rndawanrn
Nus. has beriibmte Wbite Sppnss Wsbl.
5rtb. 8 gBibmaser, DtlfatslIen
$50 Sadapanna Apenue.
Serreu'G GSarssrpbe, Siite etc.
Granf .. GbriIfta II, 205 9adapannd
apruus, Bailey Slus 5lrd.
Sdbube une 2tiefeln.
3. 9. gBesfs & Co.. 22i @ppminf
avsuus. au6 Ssporatursn prompt beiCrst.
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DilfeSbarre Na6richten.

Sm IaIinfrObt &lpter babe,
itarb am Oiittwo6 cine 9r6ter Dor
glnton Seifri6, peIde ben S6weter'
numen 9lutrOpia fiibrte.
- @eorse u 2obmann Bat an ieis
mem SoteI pieoer oeridieoene SerbeIs
ierunsen unb 8eri6OnerunSen anbrins
gen Iahen.
- Sn grwarbsbilIe brannten Utons
tag frilb ubr pier WobnbduIer nieoer.
DeSglsi6en Sonnta9 9tddt in Nialtbp
elm 0oppeIbaus Der 5uuer SOblen 80.
- @inem 1reiberfnaben, SObn bon
Roab DapiS. sine am oorlebten Diens
flag isin 2l6t i'm go. II 8ObIenwert
in Plpmoutb aus, er fisI ilber pas Ss'
lyiie uno tparb set6otet.
- Den Deutiden BON 2uSerne
Gcuntp brinsen mir in grinneruns, bab
Der GbtDmmlin9 einer Der 9ea6tetlten
oeuti6en 6amiIien BON BiIfesbarre,
Serr 8eorse Stegmaier, 8Inoioat fir
Sheriff 1T unb bab iiber oaS gmt am
ndbften 0ienitls abeeitimmt ipiro.
- 9lIs elm auseesei6netes Seilmits
tel gesen ale 8Iuttrantbeiten atebt es
ni6is bsferes ipie Or. 9lusuit 86nis'S
Samburaer Sropfeu, tuie id i6On bGu:
fig @eIesenbeit bate Su erproben.-
SOiepb Sorner, @arper, Olinn.
- gln Der 8ladman Strabe &reus.
uns traf lebten OirttUo6 Rd6mittas
Der BaiidgierSuB go. 5 einen Utann
GOnlon uno iDbtete ibn auf Der
Steqe. Der Wann fam aus Der 8ids |
tuns bon 9iblep uno frat bon einem
8eIeiie auf bas anbere, nm einsm
5rudtSuee ausSupei6en; oaS 9es
rdui9, bdS oieisr madte, nerbinoerte
Ibn, ben binter ibm fommsnoen Bahas
3ierSug Su bDren.
-Su Nauticofe mar am Sreitu9
ein sroBeS 3euer, DeIbes
in Der Initreiderperfitdtte bon Niai'
per entitaub uno 10 raid um ii6 Sriif,
oab man e8 faum bdmpfen tvnnte.
Oas anltobenoe erOBe 8lditeinsebduoe
pom Gountpi6abmeiiter Sobn SmouIter
paro fuit adnsIi6 seriiDrt, ioa aber 10.
iort tpieber erbuut tperocn. Der Sers
uit 1T an9eblI6 s21 900, nit elmer
Serii9eruns BON Sl5, 900.
- Gnise tsmerfcnsprtbe 8ursu SUn 5aub.
Del berlbnt. Gs furirt itsts Sbrsnpeb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
0pbe Aarfer W0ttsen

- 3pii6en 2userne uno Sampton
Itrabsn 1T cine neue StraBe nit ben
llamen 8oditrube erDffnet pOrben.
-Serr Sriebri6 8iertpirtb unb SRI
2i3ie S66u purben Iebten Wittpot
4b,no setraut.
- Die D. 8. & SO. So. eeoenft ees
gen cine an;ubI bon Berionen bier
fIaebar su iperoen, ipel6e Zen Soblen'
biebitabl bon 8arren reSeImdbis betrle'
ben baben.
- Dur6 Elm befeftibes &amin brad
am 0onneritae Nudmittas i'm Sauie
bon Yatrid Cannon, an pierter Strabe,
elm Seuer aus, bas obne ernltli4en
Saaben eeIDidt tpuroe.
- 0as pisrte idbrIi6e Stiftunssfeit
Der Oamen Seftion be8 Scranton
SurnpereinS ipiro beute [YiittipUd)
Aqenb in Der 9urnbaue eefeiert. 5ur
Multiplying fommt bic Bohe: Ser
uneeI6liffene Oiamant.
- Die bieIse ,,9Iabs" bonn Sums
flag bat ben Gamen BON Or. Donne
aufsebiBt unr bebauptet, p1B Der Soc
Scranton ibm rur oppOnire. neil er
Elm 8eli9er iei; aud foroert iie Scran'
ton auf, auf ieinen Sip i'm GonereB gu
persi6ten. = @as aud iOnit Serrn
SCRANTON na6seiubt tpirb, eS tpdre eaS
erite WuI, baB sr 8esen einen 8sIi9en
ImtSaipirunten lit.
- Staotratb SotpIer bon bier bat
cine 8erorouuns i'm Stabtraib ein9es
bra6t sur MacabamiIiruns BON Heun.
ter, 9obiniOn unb SadiOn StraBen,
BON Der Welt 2adatpanna sur Uiain
9lpenue, unb berIanet cine 8ertpiais' |
une BON $500 bafiir. g8enn bic 8er'
OrOnuns Ourdsebt unS eenebmist tpirb,
10 pdre bamit Der PrdceoenSfau 9es
i6affen, bab (tpaS 8ieIe i9on Idnsit |
bebauptet baben) bic Stubt i'm AaSes
meinen bic 8oiten sur SnitanbbuItuns /
BON Struben 3u traaen babe uno nibt
Die @runobeiBer. Sat bic 8eitieite
eine berartiae 9srsiinitisuns 70 baben
bic 8epobner in anoeren Staottbeilen
bic 9IeiAen 8e4te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
Qitf&tpn.

- Die gInsubI Der td3Ii6 bier uuss
unO einfubrenpen 8afasisrSuBe bstrdSt
l76.
-Sn benz 8epitOne 8ObIentperfe
nube 9ufIm tpuroe am iSreitas Der 9OIe
StunilauS SrOd bur9 einen 8UbIenfaII
eri6IaSen.
- Die @uIcan Giienperfe, bic SoOs
biq Maidinen 98erte unb bic Qerru
Gotta Nuaren Sabrit Oobier iOaen nit
NufIrdsen iiberbduft iein, 10 oab man
in einissn Der GtdbIihements Gag unc
9to6t arbeiten muB.
- gIm WtOntng letter @Ode itarb
bier Srou Utaria @ibboI3er i'm bOben
2llter BON 79 Sabren uuo iie nuroe am
0onnerita9 i'm fatbOIii6en SrieobOfe
beerpist. Sic par Die Ututter BON
Sobn gidbolSer, lem befdnnten beuts
i9en @irtb an Der Sunctipn.
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DeutfcbeS
YbotOgrapbie 0ei9aft
8 einrici, 6rep,

-42l 2adatpanna Gpenue, scranton.
unb l0l Wlain Gpenue. Spoe Bart.
Infer. @alerien fino auf oas 8ete sins,
-rihtet fur aufuabmen ieosr art photograph
fiber 8rIoer. 6iir feline Sinoerpboto9raphlee
fonuen mir psrmittes ser Observation-Disclosures
isosrJeit 3nfrieosubsit 9arantlren uno mel
,tiu. bubble Cabinet ODER eine 9ro6s gOrtrait
Tbotoerapble eine geIun9enes 8amiIlenbrlr
oorr 8eieaihaftsgruppe Elm idlones eano
thoftsbilo ODER anfidteu BON 8ebduoen ETC
oetr ouh cine astreue Gopls uon einem alter
SlIoe baben mill. iprsdle bel uns Dor. unfrrt
&rapoH Rortralts Usroisnsu befonosrs Dir
oieHne.
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Gin acfiuoer !EuuT

in Die 8ipptn fam. wenu oil Der rehten Seite
uno uni rbalb oes 3nerdftlls nppllBrt, aud,
Dem Il it9mut i9iten Don Der 9Helt einen oerbcn
q S9tnswuuih entodsn. psnn feline Yeber
nibt gunI .auf hem Damn 1T. Benn Die
9ebe-gsgeno wuno ooe eutjinot IT I lmer,t
ilbit Der lsiieits Stob oher Srud SpObO6
usl Die ,srne tiB In llten oCsbnIb crif brsm
Spfer in's @ehnt bllden. ebe fe iit an osi
fen 8ippeu iu iddfftn MAIDEN. Mem iens
buut uno aug6pfel zine bldife ooer 9eIblihs
6drburg buben tonnt ihr onrnuf wstteu onb
aut feline 3un9e bele9t IT, pnb ,ien Ntbem
iuuer risdt unO bob er nttt nur unter Den
Rippsn ionoern nnd unter Dem retten Shul
terbIntt Shmepen bat oab ieine StnaepeicC
nidlt reIsImdBia finttionlrrn uno oHb ieint
8eroauung aeft0rt 1T. Anitatt bunoarelfItt
..Spdbe an ielnen 8lppen ju treibsn empheb
inn, Sjitetters Wagennitte gu uebmen INT
oubCi 5u bl,iben oenn es 1T in Der 5bGt oil
bette unO ttdfiiafts WeoBin fur Wasen. uni
9eberleloen IN Der W:lt. auh wrrtt es uu
rerglsi6lit in nllen RdlIeu uon 9ussspiie
Rbeumutismus Nerpoiitdt 8lerenbtihweroel
fallsm bieber uuo anoeren orsaniiben Srant
beiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
Sunmcre.

- Die 9lusbebnuns Der Suburban
9abn BON gBlQOipitraBe nad go. 6,
bis pobn bic 8eople's Sabn fiibrt, iit
poasnoet unb e8 1T pubri6einli9, bab
nod hieie @Ohe bic 8aSen fabren.
Die unterbanbIuneen 3ipiiben
benz Staotratb uno Der SbulbebDroe
wesen bem 9lnfauf bsS Stapteieen'
tbumS bapen rod su feinem 8eiul=
tate sefubrt Die S6uIbeb6rbe bistet
$4,000, mas bem Stabtratb ni9t 8es
nusenb ideint.
Sobn 8earnep, elm Treiber i'm
SO. 5 S6adt, Ieitete am Sreitas einen
3ue Barren cine Sbiefebene blnub uno
iprans poraus, um cine @ei6e gu iteIs
len. Dabei serietb Elm SUB il einem
,.5ros" feit uno 8earnep tparb auf oas
@eIeiie sef6Ieubert, uberfabren unb 10
i6per berIebt, bab er itarb, ebe er
IaseSIi6t tpie6er fab. Der SunSe
ipar l6 Sabre alt uno Der Sobn elmer
an 9ineItruBe tpObnenben 8ittwe.
- I'm 4 nbr am Sonnta9 Wtor8en
purbe uuIere Start bon einem peroerbs
Ii6en 6susr beimsefu6t, caS srit eann
aelDIbt p.roen fOnnte, naboem 3ebn
Sebdupe Dem putrenben Glemente gum
Spfer aefaQen iparen. Tie Slummen
braben in Der Sheuer bon Suppert 4
glqen aus, pel6e binter ibrem Store
Itano, bann fprans buS Seusr no4 benz
l8aro SIot uber uno seritDrte fclsenoe
@ebduoe; ". s. @Oitelo'S Store, &ate
Suffp's 9ubw 4arensei6dft Dsc. Sub
nts's &potbeft, Or. SUpfln'S 8Obn'
baus. idmmtli6 an Gbeitnut StraBe
meter puroen Der StOre bon Suppert
g. 2lQen, bic Sattlsrei BON y. u. 6rof,
ooS Sdubseitdft BON 8niSbt & Gole'
man uno oas 8urbiersei6aft BON Gons
rno SdweiBer an 0rinteritrabe 3ers
ftDrt beselei6vn elm SauS bon Omen
Slpnn, buS sum Sbeil bon ibm ais eine
99obuuns unp BON 9. S. O'Ofaqep aIs
OResaerei benubt iparo. Qu6 ein 9es
Spann 8ferre ppn 9uppert & Iaen fam
in ben Slammen UNI; Serr Guopi8 pers
Iiert 9laes i'm Gsibdfte, bic Samilis
He,er Orsier. neI6e ilber benz Store
BON Snisbt & Coleman wObnte. bubte
ibre oeSammte 5abe elm. Sur oas @es
bauoe BON Suppert & Nuen mar Elm
badIteinsrnes, bic anoersn aus Sol3,
llsber Dem Store bon GOteao lpar eias
Nereinebaqe uno piele 8eIeai6dfteu
perIoren ,bre sanse @inri6tun8. - Die
GntItsbuna oes SeuerS ut IN DunfeI
oebiiut, ba in bem Stale lett abenoa
,upor niemano etpaS gu iu6sn bate
Srou GoItslo slaubte OlorSens 8 lbr
Rauf ,u rleden uno ipsdte lbren Dtann.
ppb tonnte oieler nl6tS entoeden. Sine
baIbe Stunoe ipdter iparo 6rI. Duff
tur6 bas YraTeln Der Slammen ertpedi
uno aab ben Nlarm. m.-Sie SerIuite usr'
tberltn Ii6 pte fOlat: Suppert & 9laer
$500, @Oiteao $1,000, 9uffp $1,000
Oscar 9uomi9 $4,000. Snisbt & @oIe'
man s37OO, Is. SO. Srof Sll 900, oi,
g8arO SinterIaKsnibO oft $4,000, Oper
Nlpnn $1,000. DIE 8srFaeruueen be-
laufen Ib nod nidt uut einorittel be-
BE, lutte. - Die Grpitul. ytiasara uni
Q,bertp unb Reliei Companion uno Gbt
MdOrIon BON Seranton l,iitsten 70 ote
Silfe ais mDslib. - Serr Suopi8 mir
iofort in bem Dalp 8sbduoe an Orln
tsrltrabe fpieoer eins NpOtbsfe erDffneu
H9- @rabIteine unO WOnumente au
bsItem Warmor ooer 8ranlt fertie
raid uno su niecrisItsn Yreiien gluSu'
Rebner, 7l8 unb 720 l8. Sadapann
glpenue.
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Staotrdtb.

8ertuste siBuns bes SeIset
Gounctl. %. DIT.
Da8 Straben unO 8riiden Gomite
beri6tete sGnitis iiber cine Nlpeairs
uneSltnie all 9llosr Strabe, swii6en
prospect uno Stone.
Wapor Ripple ernannte 0tiles 8ib:
bons als Suipettor Der See aacp Sew'
erperldnseruns. 8eitdtist.
Die pom Common gouneiI puHirter
Reiolutionen purcen aenebmist; ble'
ienise aber. tueIde perIanst, OaB oer
StaotantpaIt ben StaOtratbsperiamm'
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pA- Der orDBte unb beItuussendbItt

nA- Der sr0Bte unb beituussetpdbIte
8orratb bon PuBwaaren, 8onn,tS uno
0tten in SrOipn'S bee Sloe.
- Sneenieure iinb nit Der 8srmei'
Iuna Der 2nie Der 9ennipIuania, 2es
biob & @uItern Giisnbabn beibdftist,
nel6e bon Spmbiton, Ba., na6 Bort
Serpis, q. g., fiibren plrO.
D@r SriI6e biesiabrise Sdrinse,
O6IenmauliaIat, Gapiur uno Saroel'
len bel 5. S. @ipmaper, $50 Sada'
9lpe.
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WroB,
Toiter
& g.,

llniere 2inie bon &oden fur
0amen, Mdeden uno &inber 1T
iebt poaitdnois. 8ir baben in
Den lesten paar Sasen SabIreide
neue Muiter bin5usefiist. 8itte,
ipre6et por uno prlfet uniere
Muiter uno sRreiie. 8enn mir
eu9 niht einen beHeren 8orratb
Seisen fonnen, aIS ibr Jpn ionittuo
finoet, unb nit elmer griparnib
bon 25 8roSent i'm Rreiie, 10
pilniden luir nidt, bab ibr bon
unS Die 8ode fauft. Spredt Dor
uno ilberSeu9t eu6,
&6tun9Spou,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31

aue 7sIeiidiort'n BON Der befteu NunIitdt
uno iists f. it'd; OesglelhfH Die ihmadbnttsiteT
@irite eoer Nrt
SIe beiten Sdinfen uno Elm nusgeIelhuetes
Corn Peef uno oas feir 8odeIleiih itstf
in arober HusmabI.
8enelIungen per poit perosn prompt aus
geflbrt uuO ju einem 8eiube oes 8eidattet
trsuuoIl6r eiueeIaoeu.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
THE MIND JEALOUSY.

The mind jealousy is harder for
some women to bear than the heart
jealousy. No vulgar dread of course
unfaithfulness can implant such a
sting in the breast as does the dread
that the man who is loved may find
a higher pleasure with another
woman than the one who loves him
The course infdelity may be despis
ed the contempt it shows may be
met with contempt; but the loftier
telling than is satisfied by the loftler
sympathy cannot be despised and
treated with contempt.-sT. LOUIS
MAGAZINE.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
A DENIAL

We understand that the inter-
view published in the Daily Post
on April Both alleged to have been
held with Ex Gov. Alcon of Mis-
sissippi was pure Invention of
one of the Posts sensational liars
MIR. Alcon repudiates it, and has
pronounced it to be false from be-
ginning to end, we are glad to
know that he has been falsely &C
cused of giving utterance to the
coarse and brutal language attrib
uted to him and we are sorry that
the Washington Post is SO press
ed for live and reliable news that
it is reduced to the necessity of
creating prejudice against the Ne
gro by a system Of malicious lying
that would do credit to Ananias.
We hope colored subscribers to
the Post will take notice that the
"leading" paper at the Capital is
playing its part in the modern
Iago, but with vety poor success
thus far,
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
FOR DEPUTY MARSHAL.

Mr.. r. d. Ruffin, the only color
ed man on the Grand MarshaPs
staff in the inauguration procession
on March 4th, is a candidate for
Deputy United States Marshal.
Mr.. Ruffin is the President of the
Eagle Republican club of West
Washington, which was the only
club during the campaign that rails
ed Harrison and Morton pole. Mr..
Ruffin has quite a record and has
filed many important positions
during his life. When he was in
Virginia he was elected Sheriff of
Alexandria, Countylin IA, which
position he filled with honor and
dignity. When Mr.. Wells was
governor of Virginia, Mr.. Ruffin
was appointed assistant revenue
collector which position he declined.
He was also nominated police JUS,
tice and was defeated by two votes,
but others say he was fairly elected.
Afterwhich he moved to this city
where he has taken an active part
in local politics, and has made
himself quite active and useful.
AS Deputy United States Mar
shall it is claimed by his numerous
white and colored supporters that
he is entitled to it and there is no
doubt but that he would make an
excellent officer. Mr.. Ruffin is one
of the most dignifed and enterpris-
ing men in this city, having a
large real estate business on 18th
ST., three doors below F ST., where
he and his accomplished clerk are
kept continually busy. There is
no man appreciated in this com.
munity and who has large circu-
latlon of friends more than Mr..
Ruffiin and if it is possible for the
Office to be obtained his friends will
get it for him.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
NAME THEM.

As has been suggested Mr..
Douglass will show some manhood
and courage ii he will boldly name
the ''feeble ungrammatical and
wretrhedly conducted journals" he
mention edin his great speech We
think it will be found that some
of them have some time in the
course of their existence devoted
their space to fulsome praise OF
himself, and have seen the error
of tteir ways and have let off a
little. We invite Mr.. Douglass to
mention their names and will give
him all the space he needs to do
80.
We evidently have few OF
them in mind, we heseech him to
name them.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
LOCAL OFFICES

As the race among leading Re-
publicans for positions under the
District Government, will be lively
siuce the appointment of the new
District Commissioners, reference
to one of the leading applicants for
the position of Collector OF Taxes,
now held by Mr.. E. G.. Davis, will
not he unreasonable.
Mr.. Armat Stoddart has been a
prominent resident of this city for
twenty years, and during this time,
has been engaged in active busienss
Mr.. Stoddart is a native of Penn
sylvania., and about fifty years of
age. In 1855 and Sc, although very
Young, he went to Kansas and as
the Great-Grand son of Col. Zebula
Butler of Wyoming Massacre fame,
he followed the example of his il
lustrious ancestor in fighting for
the cause::of freedom, taking part
in the Kausas.Nebraska struggle
which ended in the organization OF
the Republican Party. In 1857 he
returned to Philadelphia Pa, and,
went into business. In 1860 he
joined the old National Guard of
Philadelphia, and at the breaking
out of the war became a member
of the 10Th Infantry, serving out
his term of enlistment. After the
war he was for time on board of
the llIustrions steamer Vandalla.
Since taking up his residence
here, he has identified himself close
ly with local affairs and is therefore
thoroughly familiar with the rou
tine. He has been a consistent Re-
publican, though not an extreme
partisan, and is endorsed for the
place by members of the Grand
Armory, and hosts of District Mer.
chants.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
TOO BAD

Considerable Indignation is ex-
pressed by the lady Clerks in tn e
Bureau over which Recorder
Townsend is TO preside because
as they say, he is nigger. Some
Of them say that they propose to
resign. AS Government Clerks
rarely dies or resign it will be in
teresting to wait results in this
quarter, we heard a great deal OF
this kind of stuff when Ex-senator
Bruce was made Register of the
Treasury Department. But those
who have not been uncermonious-
ly bounce are still hanging on with
the tenacity of leeches.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
b. K. BRUCE.

While words of commendation
are going the rounds aud Messrs.
Lynch and Townsend are enjoy
ing the lions share. it seems to US
fit and proper to call attention to
the fact that there are others ofthe
race whose consistent behavior iu
all respects entities them to the
support and admonition of the
coIored people. Foremost among
the persons referred to, is the Hon.
B. z. Bruce. His record as a pub
lie man and officer, together with
his entire acceptibllily to the
people of all SECTIONS, North aud
South, all suggest the propriety of
recognition consistent with his
ability and influence. Mr.. Bruce
has set an excellent example be-
fore the race. When he was called
upon to act in the role of a states
man and legislator he did so with
a modesty and Appropriateness
which secured for him the admi-
ration of his seniors and coadja
tors. When called upon to per-
form the arduos duties devolving
upon the Register of toe Treasury
he acquitted himself 10 bis credit,
and the benefit and honor of the
whole country. When he retired
from Office, he sought to present
the cause of the Negro in full fair
and able manner, thereby doing
much to change the sentiment al
the North which was fast drifting
into Indifference to, if not dislike
toward the colored people.
X 4
Mr.. Bruce may not have asked
for anything, but in justice to the
cause and the people he represents
his friends may reasonably expect
If.
The Washington bee., 1889-05-25
GENL. SMALLS,

Notwithstanding the unnecessa-
ry fight that is being waged against
Genl. Smalls, he is being rec0gniz,
ed by the several government de-
partments in the way of having his
friends and worthy republicans ap-
pointed. He has already secured
several appointments of worthy re-
publicans aud more are promised
him.
LeGrand M. Faire, of Chester
County, S. c., was appointed to a
watcbman's position in the Inte-
rior Department May 18th and
went on duty May 20th, also JOS.
eph Clark, of Lancaster, S. c., has
been reinstated to his former posi-.
tion as Postmaster. These appoint.
ments were made on the recon.
mendatlon of Genl. SmallS.