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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

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~ltl tar.r tkr1 oa 1eAt ioi tafa els sltt
~stel iE 1u4>4 rVplAs etasVls y itA &C. N.e.-
trf heat egls sle per nl0AtA. N~-l ca
.4s IL Marta - AAAl-st. -
LsJs KENI-A tenement 81 e rooms n ia
N lutxrsl olS 81 rpous e.sFDet No.tit
ane A .ea-sts- OEt ~ rovsas \ - = AleA ~.
al ~ltLtl uiullss @alA ilon e~cei nstel.
~ sssl nfiEh h4r a1o1- las 4tfe 81 4 ~ bal
uafc. s. Alleu-sI- corner At Neraeas 81
Lsok KENf-oue house az s. ano one house
alsl-. ooth convenient u south llf eil-
street ears also 1ue NoaSr 81 80 eA fathAfo.
scar lherry o.. a.So houses su0 lets lof SSis
az c1ss terms NeFt4robs otci NAAehai
lits bAAk. -
Iyk bENI-A tenement 81 six rooms. in Tie
L f4Allac l.uch. eOrlVf Court @na AlleA.
sis- one 81 I've rooms lis n csi ~iteA ST..
hafd All suft water, AEc good crllAf. hAc %
Fhree rooms. corner Of Winter alc Allen 81.
als8 store ~ .uo1 location fNd grocery uu.l
ness Inquire ~ h "a. barnard. 50 Allcu.st..
e9gaeT M AerAonst a4tf
NOR RENT-Tho Arnold House with barn
Il attached. corner y, Bridge 4ld summer
sts.t also Ine furniture AID nAt4rcS IA thr
house fer sale AIier October Isl las Tire 0u
lLe premises.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

Mrs- Ssilis JOY White. Of The Po<tou
Herald. claims the distinction of beng
the first woman journalist n have 20
sition upon Boston nevspaper. Nrs
White beEsn her journalistic car-er n
ssa. snd has ben steadily Al work ever
since. stopping only long enough % get
married Her hone "a IN Ashcroft. inst
sut ~ Rrsaon. where she lives IN house
go Tssrs old Mrs. White Is r. prssi-
dent 4 tbs Nsv England Wouen's Press
ASSOCIATION.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
W. H. KINSEY.
-. - and so Weston building. Cana 81
over Board 81 Trade.
Ieif phone sni

TOR SALE See this Ioixsl lot With house.
WI KINSFY.
EOR sAlE-A beautiful piece ~ building
ground Just souii of lronsra 81. and
extending from frolt 90 rcribner ST.. with os
foot frontage ga each large enough i0f four
hcu seS. and only sloH-
EOR sALE only So for No. .6s Tenih.st.
SO down. "a. Il. hlA~El.
LOi, rALEr-OuIy siI.1 ior tht house lofth-
i west corner Eleventh ~na ssnl,fs So.
LOk sALE-fine farm 90 Cascade township.
80 acres; fne SOL. - acres ciesrcc good
rs H. KINsEY.
LOR 4LE or trade Tor farm or cits property
good drug store II a0o1i as.e i4 norib-
E0R SALL-No. 90 pleasanf-st. foons be
low ald above suitable Tor two fsmfi|cs
viii pay sood Interest IA rent, oq9'ys 90, ~.
EOR sALL-ilow is si3oo ior room house
E0R sALE-7 acres with.fne Improvements
IS. y. KINsEY
E0R >ALE-Ihai beautiful plscc. No. sls 3.
s27o0 MI hlNsEl
L'0R ShIE-'lhst sro0m modern houSs. with
az modern improve meuts such as bail, fur
mace. grate. &c. only t31N W u. hIASll
l. ok - LII iif ftFcl ste TOT "a modern fai
IN ine city. 90. N H. kINSEl.
LOR SALh-A beautiful 10 foot iot on Pros
peci Place. only tl10. W H- kINnhi
EOR SALE-Who Vii give nae sl3so for the
4 remaining two ~ foot lots ou Wealth. ave
Just east 81 EastS;.f ". i- hiASEl.
FOR sALE-A brick block on Keutsf. lust
opposite the court house.
WI klNsEY
L'OR SALE-f have fue modern l1-ro8m
house with al improvements. on Paris
ave, ! viii offer 81 q bargain Tor > fev DAYS
". a. klNtEl.
LNOk SAlf-A house aud lot in th. south
part oi the city. worth s ~ Tor tlh5l. 0u
easy terms rs. r. kiArEF
TOR SALT- see here. J have an fruit
u farm in Nceana county kuear Hart and
shelby fue buildings and fences, shout gfff
frgIt trees; only = miles from Lake N ehtcaf
for only 500. VIII trade fnr CITY Ir.urffv
and pay cash difference ". ~ EINrtl
EOR EENT-Nlce new room hou~s on
Woodlsv D-ase.. g. " "a kfNSFY
EOR RFNT-Fiehf room modern house On
3. Division ST. near dsll, slf.50.
". II kfNEFY
FOR REM -Eightroom house on seventh
81 40 ". b. klAFEf.
EOR RENT seven room house or N Union
81. fla ~ ~ EfNEFY
EoR kENT-five-room house o. " esf Broao-
way. =. ". H. kIN3Ff
TOR RFNT-Nics Il room house on the uiff,
eas. bath. furnace. etc 80
W 81. KINsTY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

A.y s.sssrfesr - raE TELEGRAM
mEnALD whs fAtls 80 rsssiys the Pc pea
regularly, or Who NAY have reason 10
es.>S<&is OF i&ts delivery. ~nl confer
special favor by isfsrnin< thts once Of
tss fact At o.e-- sad psst&i card or eel
sp s<lsp hsas Ssh
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

Bsschsms Plls cure Bilious ard
nervous .ls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,

ekAND RAPIDS. MONDA1. sErI. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


aA-s sAAELl-AA
NAAikD--s sosa men g. Sci territory sn
$50 ts .EE ttE +1t i1ftiFs
s1ru " lrtt .. head q s.slls Zs
WANTED Three Dics young men = g. p
" s-fre = Hs1rk a. AZ lsf l..1fs
vel ecenaa n-ea 2aa eve g.. ia.o4sb. sal.ly
- pr ,eeAt. 81 vt T. -.- IS llesx. rooals u
a. = Her@li&ss bai.d-4x. "a
XXANTED-T~o lnen As coanty managers r.
" Nerk l1 Stale Aust lafs ia ~ cash
-4iart - Ncr lipEEL lu.t eoEIe II rl. recon.
meoded Cal Oh /. L. Nl4eoA T00lns II and =
Herl-it4z- b4icing -
WANTED Boys Or Young men out Of en-
W pI9sG4snl u &dfe tlse al1 canvass. ca
Ch@Ttles hote-. loal4-sl- -
WANTED Reliable local Aud travelling
W s4irsmrn positions permanent special
lncueriavlis nos, last selling spcciaitlvss
10ul de-ss Sa.4ry Rom slAEL bEO~l Bros.
SALESNES WANTKD-To SCI goods bs
- sample good salary paid Write o. Cen
tennlel Nts Co.. Cincinnati, o. Or Chicago. -
WANTED-saiesmen. clerks. book keepers
W barirUdtr>. feamstcfs. shipping clerks
farm hands. ofrce help and aN others out ~
employment to C4il and investigate oar en-
Urely new ant thoroughly reliable system ~
menf Company. ls-i Monroe. 81. rooms 81 and
- Porter DlocA. Phone lOZs.
rOOPFRS WANTED-To keep away from
Y Grand Rapids ou account OF lockout. iy
order of Co0p9is' Union. No. 10. astf
NXANTED-N AN-I0 take the agency Of our
W safes. size 9>xlsxls inches; weight so
lbs. retail price So, other sizes la Proportion.
A rare chance 10 create a permanent business
al home These safes meet demand never
before supplied by other safe companies a. we
are not governed by the sale Pool. Alpine
safe Co Cincinnati. ID. Wcd-s4t
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

4 LARGE AMOUNT or RIAL I~IAIE
! Tor sale. Must ald NJ bee sold
] have - lot. iof sa4v o4 fgallch addition
corner ~ j $3.50 aHd Aaa Son Asrs, lots a -
ll0 icct g. al 4.ieN prices if1U So 90 So
- lois ou Mad sou-ay aaa hoWara-si on
ffailcs eud urctA r aacitlVn prices r.H.e
ffou : So lV - tt Che mssi - these lots 44e
very desirable. quite centrally located. near
school house ant street cafs the I'd 5ac eAt
properly ls utlus rapla|f De- .it upi
lot No. 4, iaa4ff addition Prescott FL
fourth lai west oI south iiIslsIpn-st 1o Dy ls-
~. House barn and lot NJ. $50 ieneIkoG.
House. barn and Two lots 90 corner ~
Last anu Ihomas-sts
3 hoses aud lots on Camstocks : Plat low
price 10 lots on Leonard a Co.'S Addisian
priccs from 80 up.ana various other lOis ald
houses aud lots not described.
All vii De sold very cheap. tfie perfect tine
ana Terms made l. sui No tAIease Tor
s1owlus property. A .so cash g. i0al on Tea
estate security on favorable terms Cal al
No. s. New AOUsefnan building. on Heary
lfallck E-zif
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

WANTED-25 general girls; cooks; sec
" ond girls ID dining room girls, cham
bermaids; laundressi ] nurse . shop girls
/ dressmaker; : dish-washers; Is csnvassers
at once. l5z,s Monroe 81, Rooms 81 ana 81,
Porter block turn 10 left al head OF stairs. Zl5
WANTED-Com second girl. Apply 70
W Mrs ". +. Bulky. lisJeierson-aFe. "a
yVANTED-An apprentice girl 10 learn the
W millinery trade. - Fountain-si. "a
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen solicitors
" IN good paying business must De Wen re
commended and good address. Cail al new
HOuseman building. room 45 IA
XVANTED-A competent girl TO do cooking
W ami general houSewOrk. Nothing but
competent help need apply. Mrs. VIM. ii.
Powers, lU1 COurt-st "a
XyANTED-A cook and second girl at 20
W Madls0n-ave. Call afternoon and even
ing. "a
WANTED-One FIRST class pastry cook. I'm
W meciately. Also dining room girl. Liy-
ingston's Hotel. 81 and 81 Lyon-st. "a
yVANTED-Flve ladies to work in you own
town or city. Salary so 10 So per month.
Must come we'll recommended. and have $40 IN
cash. Cal on l.. +. Wilcox. rooms Il and ls
Hermitage Building. "a
WANTED-A competent girl 10 do general
w housework Apply afternoons. Mrs.
Robert w. Corson. 39 MadisOn-aye. Z3
WANTED Competent girl for general house
" work. Apply at $50 Wealthy-ave. 24tf
WANTED-Good wages for good girl at
" ll9 Madison-ave- -sj
SITUATIONS wAETED-PEMALE.
WANTED WORK-Plaln sewing. bedding
W for winter use. piece or family washing.
first class work. rain water, clean drying yard.
private family. Address ii. L. H., box i.tIele-
gram-Herald. "a
IVANTED-By a competent dressmaker sew
w ing by day in private family. Address
l.. this Office. 213
yVANTED-A good girl for general house
w work, one who likes children. l55 sum
mer-st. -l5
MANIFESTATION as nurse; have had nj
zee" years q '''''''''' 40 ''O'A'"N "a
NVANTED-A lady In eacn clty. town and
w township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The BrOdlx Publish
ing Company. Washington. u. {.
SITUATIONS wANTED-NALB.
WANTED STrUATIoN-Boy Of 4 wants
W position in store or ofice. Address Boy.
2l5 ;. Dlyslcn-st- "a
\VANTED-POsition as stenographer and
w typewriter. or Office work. references
given. Address A. L. s. Is Couri-st. 273
IVANTFD-SituatiO as janit0r or tcamster
W References given II desired. Address
"JanitOr.' box 3. this Office. ~
DOSTTTON WANTED-A first class book
keeper wants position with reliable manu-
factory or lObhiug house. VIII take entire
charge Oi books and do the banking Il desired.
sH.. rHfr .N.arI o. -
ability, etc. Address NJ. NJ. box T. this Office
Ts
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

EOR SALE this Ioixsg lot With house.
W II EINeFY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

WILL the person that picked I'D a n ouse-
W coInr-i Greyaousf on Monroe or Canal
81 7 lursd sV. cut him loose. Or return 20 is
Carals- and no questions vii be asked. John
=. H0man- 20
FURNITURE STORED
DApCIIFF& HOLT. general warehouse men.
II sfIIl south Division 81. store ali ki11s -
rnerchandise a. reasonable u rates packing and
moving promptly attended - BY feiephcn-nF
~- a4 San Ia
lNY0TT desiring furniture movef ard
y s4r~rd viii rere W liberal ir Judgement ~
calling at = = Wslser's j. South Ifivisfon-s1.
A specially - made 0f renting tables al1
eta.rs FOX dances 1ar.C hs..s etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

LOk SALE-fiuc farm 90 Cascade township.
80 acres; fne SOL. - acres ciearcc good
build .ngs and orchard; ouly sf,sn.
W ii ETNSFY
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A Safe Investment

satisfactory results, or in case of failure, a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised drug
gists bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for an
affection of throat, lungs or chest. such as
consumption, inflammation of lungs, bron-
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TASTE perfectly safe, and can always be de-
pended upon Trial bottles free at A. G.
Smith s. Co.'s drug store. l
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Vionr and Vitality

Are quickly given to every part of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That tired
feeling is entirely overcome. The blood is
purified, enriched, and vitalized, and carries
health instead of disease to every organ.
The stomach is toned and strengthened,
the appetite restored. The kidneys and
liver are reused and invigorated. The
brain is refreshed, the mind made clear
and ready for work. Try it. 257
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, causing intense itching when
warm, This form, as well as blind, bleed
ing and protruding, yield at once to DR..
Bosanco's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
rectly on the parts affected, absorbs tu-
mors, allays itching and effects perma-
nent cure. SOC. Druggists or mail; trea-
tise free. DR.. Bosanco, Piqua, o. Sold by
z. G.. NJ. l. drug store.
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UNION PACIFIC LANDS.

For all kinds of banner painting see S.
L. P. & A. Co., No. 60 w. First South. =
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A Snre Cnra for Piles

Utah Real Estate and Investments. G. E.
Mainland, agent. POI S. Main street, Salt
Lake CITY.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17

State convention which in turn
will nominate a Republican ticket
for Governor and other officers
who will be certainly elected by
the people.
Much talk is indulged in by the
aspirants for local fame, and states
made only to be broken. There is
only one republican in the fourth
Ward who can be elected without
much opposition and that is Irwin
chile.
Miss Bessie Spriggs is recupera-
ting at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Monday was registered at
Long Branch last week.
Mr.. John Madella, one our best
citizens, deserves to be reinstated
in his former position at the Treas
ury Department.
Mr.. George Brown is in the city.
Remember the BEE can be found
at COG Gibbon sreet, where it is.
INVINCIBLE.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
VANNESS PARK.

The paragraph in the They Say
column, by Elembee, relative to the
Vanness park, does the managers of
that institution gross injustice.
The Editor of this paper knows
from personal knowledge that
there is no park in this city that is
better conducted in a more moral
and business like manner than
Vanness park under the manageS
ment of Mr.. Marcelus West and
brothers.
We say this injustice to the park
which is about the most decent
place of a public nature conducted
by colored men and Messers. West
and brothers deserve the highest
praise and should be patronized.
We have consented to allow
Elembee to again to assume charge
of the They Say column, and in al
lowing him to do so, we did not
consent that he should use that
column to satisfy his personal
spleens on any one. The BEE is
conductive in the interest of the
people and not as a vehicle through
which any citizen, friend or foe
should be blackguarded. We cons
denim the paragraph that referred tt
young man for whom we have
the most profound respect.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17

intruders on the citizens commit
tee which waited on the Commits
sioners Friday morning. In the
first place Mr.. Hewlett was sent
by DIR. Francis, who has proven
bis lncompetency and unftness as
a school trustee. Capt. Wall sends
his children to a white school
hence, he is not identified with the
colered race and has no interest in
the colored schools whatever, un-
less 1t is to sustain the action OF
DIR. Fraacis for having the son OF
Hon. John M. Langston kept in
the High School, who was brought
here by DIR. Francis. We want to
say tothe Commissioners that both
Hewlett & Wall are actuated from
personal motives. Mr.. Hewlett
attends to DIR. Francis law cases,
hence the interest on the part of
Hewlett. The people want a
change in the personnel of the Ne,
gro school trustees.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIA.
TION.

The Virginia Republican Asso-
citation, of which Mr.. W. G. Mar
tin is president, will leave the city
for the Republican State Conven-
ton on next Tuesday. The Asso-
citation will take two hundred
strong. This Association did some
very valuable campaign work in
the last presidential election. This
is one OF the most popular associa
tions in this county and the leaders
of the State would do wise thing
by seeing that some of It's MEM
bers are given some important
positions. The leaders will un-
doubtedly need the Association in
the coming campaign 10 the State.
The members are all highly edu-
Gated young men, who will do
honor TO any cause. The arrival
OF the Association at the Conven-
ton next week is looked to with
much interest.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
GEN. CLARKSON AND THE
NEGRO.

POSTMASTER Lewis at Atlanta, Ga has not
thought the trouble over the appointment of
q colored man in his office OF sufficient conse
Quence to make a report to the Post Office de-
partment. Acting Postmaster General Clark
son said to day. however, that he understood
that the colored man was certified by the CIV
ii service commission TO Postmaster Lewis
and he had TO appoint him. For himself he
thought 1t impolitic to appoint colored man
10 work alongside of white women. What &C
ton, if any, would be taken in the matter he
did not tindicate.-"otar." Washington. DC.
When shown the above, Gen.
Clarkson said; "What l said was
that if a colored man was put to
work at the same desk with a
white woman it was impolltic. [
can see no objection, however, to
his working at another desk in the
same room. As whole I take
no stock in the report" We are
constrained to say that we consid.
er intelligent respectable colored
men good enough to work beside
this woman or any other, and his
services to the Republican party
are OF infinite more importance
than the white woman referred to.
1t is about time these people cease
their foolishness and accept the
inevitable. The Negro is here to
stay and no amount of prejudIcial
bowling will stem the tide of his
onward march. And the burning
of Postmaster Lewis in effigy only
makes them the laughing stock OF
all intelligent and fair minded
persons.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
THE CITIZENS PROTEST.

The mass meeting of the citizens
at the Metropolitan Church on
last Tuesday evening was largely
attended. 1t was representative
in every particular and demons
trated the fact that the people con-
denim the favorite methods of the
Board of School Trustees in the
appointment of teachers. Some of
the addresses were logical and
pointed, especially the speech of
Mr.. Richard w. Laws. While the
citizens were In mass meeting as
sembled, the members of the
School Board were holdings a meet
ing, and DIR. j. X. Francis, to our
surprise, insisted On the Board to
approve of the app ointment of
certain teachers whom the board
had been requested by the Com
missioners not to reappoipt. We
think this act impudent and is a
sufficient cause for Mr.. Doug lass,
our able Commissioner, who has
charge of the schools, to request
the immediate resignation Of that
dignified O. body. The remarks
of Mr.. st. A. Smith at the citizens
meeting were impudent to say the
least. From what he said, we are
led to infer that his attack on cer-
tain members of the school board
twelve years ago Was because his
sister was not appointed. This is
what Mr.. Smith said and his ad-
mission, We think, shows that
gentleman to be very narrow
minded. and possessed of vacilat-
ing propensihes. The editor of
this paper was a party to the
removal of those trustees at that
time or perhaps earlier than that
time, and we are free to say that
our opposition 10 those trustees
was in the interest of our schools
and the teachers who were subject
ed to gross immoral indignities.
We filed several specifications
against those trustees and proved,
before the Commissioners, the
truthfullness of our charges. We
favor at this time reoganiza.
tion of the School Board and
believe that i will be the best
thing for the good OF our schools.
The attempt OF Mr.. w. II.
Smith to interrupt speakers at the
meeting on last Tuesday night
calls to our mind the fact that
when be was on the School Board
no man demonstrated more diabol
ical piece of impudence and tyrany
than he did. He, no doubt
forgot some things which arc
known to a few people, His mem
ory should be refreshed a little III
the case of that most esteemed
lady, Mrs. j. VIM. Mays, nee Miss
Arelia Butler, when that lady re-
fused TO bow to him, she was re-
moved from her position as teach
er. She gave Mr.. Smith to under
stand that although he was be-
superior officer, she was no more
compelled to speak to him than
she was to speak to any
other man. Silence would be il
order on the part of Mr.. Smith
Let the Commissioners abolish tht
Board.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17

The acquittal of Yeldell or
Flemou in South Carolina court,
of the charge of murder may re-
suit in that State being again
shaken by an earthquake. If
general attention had not been di-
rected to him, and if eminent
counsel from the North had not
accompanied him to the State, he
might now be wearing a crown of
glory in the great beyond.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
INVINCIBLE'S
COMMENTS AND NEWsY NOTES FROM
VIRGINIA. ALEXANDRIA MELANGE.

Alexandria, Va. Aug, 10th 1889.
DR., Derrick has spoken and the
current issue of the Southern Re-
corder" contains his positive and
unequivocal denial of the charges
of Bishop Payne as false and malls
cious. He does not enter into details
but simply states that at the proper
time and before the proper tribunal
of his church, he will demand a
full investigation Of the charges.
This we think is fair and all fur
ther comment should be suppressed
until this is done. Indeed it
would have been much better for
the A. M. E. connection and the
cause of religion for this course to
have been pursued in the beginning.
Rev. Joseph F. Mitchell from
North Carolina has been called to
the rectorship of st. Stevens Epis-
copal church at Petersburg.
The petersburg Herald'' says
to it's contemporary: The Lancet
is much III error when it says thai
Col. Brady has gone back on Prof.
Langston, of all the politicians it
has been our pleasure to meet
since we have been in Virginia, we
say without fear of contradiction
that there is not more high toned,
honorable and gentlemanIy man in
public life than Col. Jas. D. Brady.
He is the friend of John NJ.
Langston and nothing from any
quarter will make him break his
friendship with the Professor.
Melange: Hon. John Andrew
Seaton Of New York is in the city
the guest of Invincible.
Miss Matte Stribbling and Mrs.
Emma Credit is summering at
West Point.
Mr.. Richard A. Diggs has been
selected as substitute teacher for
Snowden school.
Roberts Chapel was we'll filled
last Sunday morning, Rev, ii. M.
Carroll preached lively sermon
his text being ''The Tongue
Rev. H. 81. Warning, the new
pastor of Shiloh, made a good i'm
preston upon his flock in last
Sunday afternoon. His introduc.
tory sermon was able and we'll de-
livered.
Meade Chapel: Rev. VIM. P.
Burke, the new Rector, is growing
in favor and much interest is being
manifested by people and pastor.
Come up to Meade Chapel to-
morrow and hear the fine singing.
Special services tomorrow.
Mr.. B. Diggs, our genial tonso.
rial artist of North Fairfield street,
is the Adonis of the profession, be-
sides that he is a whole souled man.
The politicians and followers
will meet Monday night next to e.
lect delegates to City convention
which will meet On Tuesday to
elect delegates to the Norfolk
The Washington bee., 1889-08-17
JOHN II. BROOKS.

Mr.. John III. Brooks is again an
applicant for the trusteeship OF
our public schools. We under
stand that he is endorsed by the
army and navy white aud num-
Der of colored people. We beg
leave to inform the Commissioners
that they cannot afford to place
Mr.. Brooks On the School Board
again, from which he was request
ed to resign by Commissioner
Webb.
There is no man in this city
more distasteful 10 the people
and teachers of our schools than
Mr.. Brooks. We have In our
possession the same documents
that We presented to the last
Board OF Commissioners which
alone are sufficient to cause any,
body to blush and they are of
sufficient Importance for the
present Board of Commits
sioners to pass his name
by. The documents we have IN
our possession should cause
Brooks to hang bis head iu shame
Mr.. Douglass, If you have any
regard for our household, for God
sake don't think about considering
the name of John III. Brooks.