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The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
THE 9th ANNIVERSA AIRY
OF THE EMANCIPATION OF
SLAVES IN THIS CITY.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

These intrusned with the ar
rangements for the celebrating Of
the twenty-sevesth anniversary of
the isruing of the emancipation
proclamation are busily at work
and promise that the affair shall
be grand success. The following
committee have been announced:
Committee of arrangements
john w. Bransou, chairman; Rev.
R. johnson, B. Taylor, Robert Arm
stead, j. T. @. Brown, w. G. Chase,
Henry @. Boulden, James T. Wash
ington, Patrick Gaskins, Arthur
Coins, Lewis Burns, Matthew Tay-
lor, Benz. Young, Fred. H. Dyson,
VIM. 81. Brooker, Nathaniel Bos-
ton, James Naming, Daniel Stilyard,
George Washington, Samuel Brown
VIM. II. Brown, Preston Harris,
James Thompson, VIM. H. Lee,
Thomas H. Johnson, James Brewer,
w. Il. q. Brown, Silas Chapman,
VIM. T. Grantlin.
Committee on finance-Rev. r.
johnson chairman; JamesH. FletcL-
er, II. q. Boulden, Ralph Worntley,
Miles Hawkins, Rev. VIM. j. How
ard, Rev. r. a. 6. Dyson. VIM. H.
Diggs, James w. Fowler; VIM. Il.
Mathews, VIM. 81. Lee, Arthur
Coins, Rev. George w. Lee, Rev.
Edward Willis, George L. Newman,
Rev. r. s. Laws, Rev. R. Johnson,
Rev. w. B. johnson, George w.
Chisewell, Edward johnson, Ell
bridge Hawkins, Joshua johnson,
w. Moore, Robt. Henson, Daniel
Steward, Rev. James II. Lee, Rev.
Temple Robinson Rev. A. S. Thorn.
as, Geo. w. Scott, Samuel Grant.
lin.
Committee to wait on the Prssi.
dent-C. ii. Marrhall, chairman !;
Rev. r. johnson, Rev. George w.
Lee, Rev. w. j. Howard, Rev. r
II. G.. Dyson, Rev. w. B. Johnson,
Rev. q. H. Phillips, Rev. O. w.
Fitzhugb, John Brannon, w. G.
Chase Rev. G. R. Lamkins, Rev.
Walter Brooks, and Rev. r. s..
Laws.
Committee on speakers. G..
Fletcher, chairman Henry john
son, David Warner, j. T. q. Brown,
and w. II. Jordon.
Committee on selection of a
church-B. Taylor, chairman 81.
81. Turner, Wm. 81. Jackson, BENZ.
Boyd, T. A. Smith, &C .cN' .cltec'as asz4*
| Comm ittee On military-6th
battalion, Maj. G. A. Fleetwood,
chairman Capt. Arthur Brooks,
Capt. j. s. Clements, Capt. w. ].
81. Malvin, Capt. R. S. Alexander.
7th battalion, Maj. F. C. Revells.
Capt. j. A. Perry, Capt, P. b;
Meredith, Capt. j. q. Campbell,
Capt. Abram Acwith.
Independent military-Capt. B.
Young, acting major, chairman;
Capt. Fred. Warren, Capt. ]. John.
J son, Capt. James Campbell, Capt.
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

First class lodging at Mrs. NJ E. Conways
No, 2llt street n. ". Terms moderate.
The BEE would like to have q list of all Good
samaritan societies In this ci'y and ali other
soelsttes organized by the color ed people
Direct TO w. Calvin Chase. BEE office. ll
Wanted-By gentleman and wife two for.
nlsheo communica ating rooms with board
prompt pay and perman ont AZ suited, address
IsSs ID st. n. w.csre Of Mira. A. Syphsx.
Fields of labor-The colored
teachers southern Bureau looks out
for positions as teachers, preach.
ers. clerks. private secretaries
and persons with business qualifi-
antons. Address j. 81. Lawson & co
Louisville Ky.
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Mr. J. w Waddleton has been
presented with fine girl.
The exercises at the Mt. Car
mel Lyceum last Sunday were
very interesting.
Ex Collector John T. Cook is So
netting Endorsements for Mr.. Haz.
elton for District Commissioner.
We have received the SanFran-
cisco Vmdicator and the Richmond
Critic.
Mr.. A. 7. Myers, of the Govern
meut Printing office, who met
with such a serious accident few
days ago, is improving.
The Palestine Jubilee Singers
of Auapolis, Md, gave a concert
at the Mt. Carmel Baptist church
Ou the 18th and 18th insts., which
was we'll attended.
The Golden Aid cub will pre-
sent Rev. Madison Gsskin q suit
Of clothes on next Tuesday night
The clothes will be presented by
Deacon Williams and Rev. VIM,
Jackson.
The Evergreen social club met
last Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Miss L. Fletcher and
transacted much business of i'm
portance. They decided TO give
aplnk tea party soon.
The emancipation club, of the
eighth legislative dist, met at the
4th Bapt church last Wednesday
night and elected the officers. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev.
Robert Johnson, who is the chief
marrhaN, and others.
The certificate Of the election of
ns following trustees of the John
wesley A. NJ. L. Church was filed
Tuesday; Richard Colbert, w. H,
johnson, II. Brooks, C. S, Brent,
A. remington, j. s. TURNS, and
j. S. Brent.
by mistake the name of Mrs L
v Contee was omitted from the
receiving guest of Mrs. L. Chase
snd daughters. She wore a gross
gram silk, heavily trimmed with
Jets, gold jewellery and natural
flowers.
Rev. q. w. Lee, will serve the
communion at the Mt. Carmel Bap
u1 church corner of 4 and l. ats. %
W. tomorrow at 3 p. m. assisted by
heE' Lee, of the 3rd Baptist church
and others.
Mr., Arthur S.. Smith, has since
'ls 4th OF March, made out IL
sppleations for applicants fol
Smce. MIR. Smith Gays that h,
aa' nothlAg else to do, and as hi,
tlne is of no consequence. be viii
Uepieased to serve his country
alsA In this particular line of bus
boys.
II Rev Cnas. Lambert, of Mt
a.t, herman Baptist Church, has
Sa5 ali 10 u the city of Ottawa to th,
-uu Baptist church which he ha
ss'eepled and will oficiate tn,
I I,sI Sunday in April. Rev
n~I -saoert is a noble man in tn.
rbp rbrlpll; everybody loves MIN. Hi
S;n, Suicn feel much grieved to Civ,
-.I up. We were in debt wher
no;, "s called him but all debts ar
rslu rs now and there is a pice con
;Ifsa1on. viii . We pray that Co.
vii VIII take care of him. Bv orde
"I' LEHMAN Bapt. Church.
JOHN JORDAN, Clerk
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@ Stabbed In the Dark. By e. Lynn
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Information
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The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
CollingwOOa Beach
Pleasantly situated on the Poto'
mac River,
Will Open in May
1899.

This popular Excursion Resort, with It's
delightful groves, Famous Springs. of pure
cool water, and fine Beach, makes its natural
attractions superior to all others.
Large Dancing Pavilion, and Dining rooms
Summer Houses, and ali the popular amuse
lnents. Gravity Railroad, shooting Gallery.
Flying Horses, etc. Large grounds for Ball
playing, Tournaments and other Field sports
The fast and popular STEAMER
PILOT BOY, Capt J. r. Spransy,
will make regular scheduled trips
to the Beach during the season.
Mr.. E. Murray the popular Ca
terer will have charge of the dining
room and confectionery on the
grounds and steamer.
The management assures its patrons, po-
lite attention and assistance in all proper
enjoyment and pleasure and provides for
order and decorum on the grounds and
steamer. Organizations desiring dates should
make early application to-Capt- J. r. Spran-
sy. Seventh st. Wharf.
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
SOUTH WASHINGTON NEWS

The Woman's Baptist Home
Mission Society met at the Fourth
Bapt. Church on Monday evening
last, and was addressed by the
secretary of the Woman's Mission
Conference. Kew. r. S. Laws,
who supported their plan for a
musical and literary concert and
exhibition, was jointly concurred
in by both the members of the
Mission conference, in the Zion
Baptist Church on yesterday, and
the society's action of Monday
tina 18th inst.
The ministers conference con-.
vened on Monday morning last
at 10 o'clock with the president
in the. chair and full attendance.
Much important discussion and
work followed the many topical
expositions of sermons: Geo. w.
Lee, obedience to Gods law,
subdue all immortality and in
temperance, and the accu sation of
the world against Christ.
J. III. Lee, of the Third church
had able ministers with him OH
Sunday last and did not preach
himself. Revs. w. r Owen. j.
d. Jackson, of Ohio, and J. M.
Shelly, of WayIand Seminary.
were with him. A. s. Thomas
only preached once; he had Prof.
G. E. Blismere, from the Wayland
Seminary, in the moraing. J.
l. Loving on Capitalization of the
deacons. Act. 6:9.
Rev. r. johnson, Heb. 8: 6, GA
better covenant" and was assisted
by the Rev. w. White, of North
Carolina, who beautifully address
ed the meeting on Mondoy morn
ing last. LII. L. Coleman, Jer. 8,
20, GA fruitless waiting" w. J,
Howard, I'd Chronicles, 80: rs,
"Ipgratitude." The respects of
Rev. Leland Warren. who has
been paralyzed for more than IL
months, were conveyed to the
conference through the kindness
of Rev. j. l. Loving. for whom
special prayer was asked. R. S.
Laws, "The excellency of Grace %
DR.. Alexander said that he
spent bis time on Sunday in vis-
iting his brethren at the Sixth st.
and the Zion churches, and it was
at the Zion church where he was
filled to overftowing. 81 listened
to a great sermon, said he, "de'
livered by the boy preacher,
Howard, who has just been called
for life or during continuance
of friendly relations between him
and his flock, at salary of 81 ,02O
per year"
Rev. A. S. Thomas has received
the call to the pastorate of the
Third Bapt. church of Alexandria.
Va.
The funeral services of Cora
Hawkins were conducted by Rev
T. S. Robinson who was assisted
by Revs. w j. Howard and K
s. Laws The thousands in at
tendance were deeply impressed
with the importance of the pun
ishment to murderers in the fu-
ture world, which far exceed the
mere handling in this.
Tue remains of John II. White
were entered at the Harmony
Ccmetary on Wednesday, conduct
ed by Rev. K. S. Laws.
Rev. Daniel Morris of Virginia
attended the ministers conference
on Monday.
Rev. MIR. Mcdonald, of Pa, ii
still in the city.
Miss Ida M. Lewis has united
with the Woman's Home Mission
Society of the District.
| Over $50 converts have beer
received into the Baptist chui cl
and 800 in the Methodist.
| The South Washington chario
or the chariot of the 4th division
will carry off the victory as usual
The people of this section thinl
it all well enough to N. Il, She
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
Locals.
FoR.RENT ROOMS.

R,,oxs For RENT with or with
o,,t hoard. 1875 9 st n. w.
Pi-.t class job work done at the BEE
office CaIaDd inspect.
-..or, bouse with all odern improve
,,.ntS Apply to W. A. Stewart 10th and Est.
NV.
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Let every Baptist member min
ster and all other citizens send in
heir names to the BEE,
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Persons desiringIto Subscribe for
the Bee are requested to send their
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inc 5o you want first class job print
! stCo : uoae call at the BEE office I1O9
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s.TURDAY. March 23rd, 1889
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
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mi a77cVFD EVERY SATURDAY AT
fOnnT f'noIsT n. w. WASH. ID. c.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
Boiler Explosions Of the Year.

The Safety Valve gives this record
Of boiler explosions during 1883; Total
number Of boilers exploded, 2G3; es'
timated loss to property, 81, 100, 900;
estimated loss by stoppage Of business,
81, 050, 900; number Of employees
thrown temporarily out Of work, TO-
900; number Of lives lost, 326; mum
Der Of persons injured, 49l. OF boilers
in saw mills and other wood working
establishments there were 60 explo-
sions; locomotives, 81; steamships,
tugs, and other steam vessels, 10; port
able boilers, holsters, and agricultural
engines, q; mines, oil wells, GOLFERS,
10; paper mills, bleacheries, digesters,
etc, Is; rolling mills and iron works,
rs; distilleries, ~breweries, dye works,
sugar houses, and rendering works,
21; -four mills aud grain elevators,
10; textile manufactures, is; miscel.
laneous, "a.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
Comedian and Philosopher.

Some years ago students of the Co.
lrmbia Law school, New York, no.
ticed that every Saturday morning a
stranger occupied a place in the hall
devoted 10 the literary curse. He
was a fine appearing gentleman ol
40 years, apparently, who listened TO
the lectures on literature with great
attention and took voluminous notes.
Week after week and month after
month this quiet but evidently well
trained gentleman was seen in his ac-
customed place. His presepce excited
no little attention, and his identity no
little conjecture. His mobile and
smooth shaven face looked strangely
familiar to the students, but they
couldn't ''placeri Il.
Suddenly on, one day, a boisterous
young man who had attended the the.
atre the night before startled everybody
In his neighborhood by eSclaiming In
an audible whisper:
by Georgel Til tell you who that
quiet fellow is"
And he did. II was Francis Wilson,
the comedian of the Casino company,
who was improving his shining hours
in a way that would have done credit
TO a philosopher. And yet we see no
reason why a comedian should not be
considered a very jovial philosopher.
-Pittsburg Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
IIe StfnMberrN.

In an almanac for the present year
/ find the following interesting par.
ticulars regarding this delicious and
highly priced fruit: The nature OF
this creeping plant is thus noticed by
Shakespeare, who says, in Henry V,
act l, scene L.
The strawberry grows underneath the nettle,
And wholesome berries thrive aud rlpen best
Keighbor'd by fruit Of baser quality
The same poet, in a passage which
he has verified from one Of our old
historians, has preserved a fact by
which il is proved that this fruit ha.
been cultivated in London at least
ever since the reign Of Richard III,
for. in the play Of that name TACT 3
,cene A. Glosier thus addresses the
Bishop OF Elyi
Ny Lord OF Ely. when | was last 10 Holborn.
Isaw good strawberries In your garden there;
lido beseech you send for some Of them.
An old writer has made the follow.
ing quaint observation on the straw.
berry. God might have made a bet.
Ter berry than the strawberry, but
certainly he never did, Newcastle
upon-Tyne Chronicle,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01

uo oyrc ooor arg hing any color
UIAMUNU UIfo N,rsr Fd,E Arrays sure:
,.,-rrn roon NoRrisAes nbispgocily
lRrTAIEE !COD Tie Physicians JarorfH
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01

The greenish color Of certain cloths
was found some years ago 10 be due 10
a parasitic growth Of alg@ upon the
hair. Two genera and three species
Of these minute plants-one genus
green, and the other, with its two spe-
cies, violet-have since been described
by Nine. Weber Won Bose. A single
hair may have upon it from l50, 0Q0to
200,o0 0 individuals. New York Tele-
gram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
Too Much Heading,

II was said OF some one. His sys-
em u reading smacks of the old
chool; little but good-non multa,
cd multum mot many things, but
nuch)." Mrs. Browning, who wrote
serses before she was 8, and produced
IA epic at IL, indorses such a system,
hough il c~ontradicts her own practice.
When still a child in age sue, as she
forwards said, gathered visions from
'lsto and the dramatists, and ate and
rank Greek, and made my head ache
eth H."
1he read every book she could find,
nd continued that system Of reading
trough life; but later, when old
slough TO Judge Of the system by its
feet upon her mind, she wrote 10 .
lend,
II should be wiser, / am persuaded,
had not read half as much; should
ave had stronger and better exercised
culties. and should stand higher In
gown appreciation. y Youths Com
anon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
Comfortable u Not Pretty.


"a Chinaman is not pretty 10 look
at, aud his clothes do not fit like the
traditional paper on the wall. but l
think his attire the most comfortable
IN the world, +" said a gentleman the
othef day. ITO begin with" he re.
sumed, the CLinauan wears a sof.,
low crowned, broad brim felt hat,
which is easier on the head than a
stiff derby or silk hat and a greater
protection TO the eyes. TheU liis neck
is dressed more comfortably than
Ours, Too. He wears but a single band
around the neck, or two at the most.
Have you ever counted up what we
wearl No! Well, just figure It ont
now. The undershirt band Is one, a
possible chest protector Il two, a shirt
band is three, a collar Is four, a neck
tie is five, a vest collar is six, a coat
is seven, an overcoat collar is eight,
and a neck scarf sometimes makes the
total nine-nine bands around the
neck. What chance for perspiration
Yes, the Chinaman's rig is more com.
Portable. Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
The I've MAKER and the Horse.

j. l.. Craig. the potash manufacture
err, has a horse that is now Al years Of
age, and he continues W use the ami.
NAL in his business. JAS ne has for nine
teen years past Bjngor Commercial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
The Best
Spring Medicine.
81 have used Palne,s Celery Compound and .

In the spring OF 1857 | was all run down. I
would get up In the morning with so tired d
r. ling, aud was so weak that Ioould hardly get
around. Iboughta bottle Of Paine's Celery Com.
found. and befUre ! had taken 1t a week ! felt
very much better. can cheefully recommend
H. to all who need a building up and strengthen.
irp medicine" Mrs. 2 a. Dow, Burlington, W
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-01
Paine's ~
Celery Compound

Is a unique toIic and appetizer. Pleasant U
lie taste, quick Ia It's &C. ON. and without any
Injurious effect, II gives thnt rugged heallr
,TIGrh makes everything taste good, II cures
dyspepsia and kindred disorders. physicians
prescribe IL. Sl.0O, SIX for $500. Druggists
WELLS. RICHARDSON a 90, Burlington, VI
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

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