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The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
AN IMPUDENT FALSEHOOD.
Editor of the BEE:

LulLOI VI IHc DEE.
If the history of the war
of secession in the United
States, should be written accord
ing to the statement pub
lished in the leading italian jour-
nal of Rome Qtaly) La RJorma
of the day 9th of February 1889,
all the glory for the capture of
Richmond, the stronghold and
capital of the confederate states
should not belong to the COM
mander in-chiet of the federal
Armies, General Ulysses S. Grant,
but to all obscure impostor, self
styled, "Count" General di Ces-
nola alias Luigi Palma and ex-fute
player in the Bowery dens and iii
the Niblo garden in New lork
city and now the Secretary of the
Metropolitan Museum under the
absolute control of the low night
| watchman of said museum, who is
quite terror to him c'the count. ~
La RJofnaa ascribes to thi
general of contraband di Cesnola
many of the great victories of our
war of secession and adds:
ut was he (Cesnola) who sent 10
general Grant and President Lin
coin the strategic plan for the
capture of Richmond, the most
formidable stronghold of the re-
bellion and by the adoption of
"general' Cesnola's plan, the fort
ress of Richmond fell after few
days and the Confederate Armies
surrendered"
What an impudent falseheod!
We called at the War Department
and there we failed to find either
the strategic plan or general Ces-
nola's name. There, at the War
Department, does not exist In the
| records of the federal armies, the
name of this general Cesnola, it is
simply burlesque farce and a
charlatanry.
| This fellow Cesnola, sails under
false colors. His true name is
Luigi Palma, but like other i'm
posters be added the titles oi
"Count and General In Italy
he styles himself a great American
general, bigger than old Grant
and in America he styles himself
an Italian count no account
What a farcei
Even here in Washington
exist little fellow who follow:
the ridiculous example of" "Gen
eraP' Cesnola and that is a petty
homeopathic physician by the
name of "Count don Marcus Tul.
| Illus Cicero de Stuffato. -, WHIT
in Italy, styles himselfthe creates
american Doctor and in America
styles himself an Italian scount'
but of no account, like his bur
lesque prototype, the gossip Fl
garo, the barber of Seville in Spain
: G. g. MORENO.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
For RENT-ROOMS.

Rooms For RENT with or With
out board, 1135 9 st n. w.
For Rent furnished rooms with
or without board 1921 Itch st.
n. w.
First class job work done at the BEE
Office. Call and inspect.
FOR SALE:-A chance to buy
a home cheap and on easy terms.
Don't loose this opportunity.
Those pretty six room houses,
with halls, etc., built of the best
materials are offered for sale at
$1700 each. A rare chance. In
quire of w. I'll. HARRIS, 934 F
ST., room s, between the hours OF
II and p. m.
FOR RENT:-Fourteen bricks
six rooms, with hall, water, gas
jets through, only $3.50 fol
those fronting b ST., n. e., and
$l0.50 per month for those front.
ing Warren at.
Apply to L. Ct. Fletcher, Sr.
and l.. III. Douglass, 934 T
ST., n. W., room IL.
Aug. 10, m.
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RECEPTION TO REV. MOORE.

The friends of Rev, George w.
Moore are cordially invited to at
tend a reception to be given to him
by the Lincoln Memorial and the
Plymouth Congregational church
es, Friday evening August 3Oth,
from 8 to 10 p M, at Lincoln
Memorial church, corner of 11th
and r streets n. w.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
EAClRSION FROM
ROANOKE,

peo,3, an excursion of $50 or more
5,s{.t Te1k e.. arrived in the city this
NJ a Al from r R1'noke, Va, and put
riso" @' y IHafs'l}s hotel and the Gar
e. r r,ol house, Both of these hous,
ego1rs'. 5,rsyn'ed a lively scene with
tbSso ,S.GllIstS ~ this week. Among
were ere u Slo managed the excursion
man. ReE; ! = ". w. Brown, chair
b. i Gaskln, secretary; j.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
NEGRO WATCHMAN DIS
CRIMINATED AGAINST.

A BEE representative made a
visit to the Interior Department
this week, and to his surprise he
found every colored watchman
transferred in the damp basement,
ane the white watchmen given re-
spectacle places upstairs. The
BEE man approached one of the
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
Locals.

Miss CGldu ID J
,u;a Va, has been reappointed
nrimcipal Of the cOlored schools.
Rev. ". B. Johnson was in the
-, M tbis week and left immediate
II for Charleston, W. Va.
Tbose who expect to go to River
View September 10th should pur-
chase their tickets in time.
DR.. S. A. Sumby of South
| Washington has on foot a grand
cmcert for the benefit Of the A.
Me Zion church.
The Junior ExceIsiOrs to River
View September 10th will be one
dtbe finest excursions Of the sea-
sou,
WANTED At this Office two
printers and two apprentices, and
a avoung man to make himself gen.
orally useful. Call between the
hours Of Q and II o'clock.
Gentlemen do we'll to call on
J. W. TAYLOR the stylish BARBER,
also the finest brand of CIGARS &
TOBACCO. Next door to BEE Office.
Aug. 3 st
l.. ID. Green Of the Land Office
Will spend a week at Atlantic city
for his health. lie will visit New
York before he returns to hi
post of duty.
Mr.. Henry Walton, Richmond
Va, was in the city this week
Mr.. Walton has been travelling il
the interest OF the firm of A. Saks
Co., of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Morgan
returned TO the city from their ex-
tenaTe northern trip, yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Morgan, who has
been quite sick has very much i'm
proved.
The Fourth Baptist church Sab
bath school will 60 to Collingwood
Beach Wednesday August 2Sth
This will be one of the largest
Excursions that has ever gone
down the river. You had better
secure YOUR tickets in time.
Mr. Geo, II. Richardson is to b.
i congratulated, His wife, having
n sympatmzed with him fo
II some time, and wishing
10 relieve his desir,
ana anxiety presented him with ;
bouncing baby girl Tuesday. Geo
Is 10 be congratulated.
The First Washington Baptis
ASSOCIATION will convene at tn,
Fourth Baptist church, r st. n. W
Oh Tuesday September 10th at L
an, All churches take motto,
aud be ou hand.
VIM. II. Phillips
Secretary.
A meeting ofthe members au,
trends OF 6albrairh Nj. E churcl
u,I S. between L and Nj sts., NV
viii vii. he held on Wednesday nigh
aI uyAl lor Tie purpose oforganizin.
S,L'erary and Historical Society
All are invited. :
rallons la,'allons are out for the mal
!, m'se y OF Lawyer James HI. HAYES
Coi iN''aiaond, Va, to Miss JUL
no",I vIu" Harris, one of the mos
N}p NgTpu'@r "a, Young ladies in that city
fao,, gG 'la,liS was public schoI
sI%o l',ef ior a number of years an,
NAL NAL "a ,~9 SG5 at the Petersburg MOI
mar,; NJ, &u0 Collegiate Institute. Th
6ar,s 6',ase VIII take place Wedne.
N ~ morning Sept. 4th, at s o'cloc
' Noenezer Baptist Church.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

Ye may not meet to worship God,
Ye of the sable skin
Beneath the bright and sunny
skies,
Where color is no sin.
Ye may not read the Book Divine,
That points the way to Heaven,
And teaches that for all who sin,
Redemption, free, is given.
Ye may not meet to sing and pray
AS Christians met of old,
For ye chattels-ye were bought
With white mans yellow gold.
What right have slaves to read
that Book
In which they'd learn and know
Our Father, God, made of one blood
ALI nations here below.
What right have We of 'darkened
hue,
A free mans soul to feel;
Or lift from off your CALLED neck
The tyrant's leaden heel?
Be patient Wait the day will come,
When We shall all be 1ree,-
When We shall worship Israers God
With pefect liberty.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

on Sat. 18th. She was 76 years of
age, and her remains were followed
to the grave by her mourning chill
dren, all of whom have grown to
manhood and womanhood.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

One or two boys wanted at this
Office. Call between the hours of
9 and 10 o'clock.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
THEY SAY

Always stand by those who |
helped yon out of hole.
Men soon forget what good
others have done them.
People soon desert you after
they have been fed.
A full stomach often makes
minds.
Something will fall in few days
Census Superintendent Porter is
friendly disposed towards the
Negro and he will appoint several
colOred clerks in a few weeks.
Never misjudge those who are
willing to aid you.
Be sure that you Judge your
adversary rightly.
Don't believe all that you hear.
People will often say things they
don't mean, and often mean what
they don't say.
Minister Fred. Douglass is TAX
ing a hand in the school fight.
What will the old man get at
next?
He had better sail for Hayti and
pacify Legitime and Hippolite.
His services are more needed
there than here.
Douglass, DR.. Francis and Capt.
Wall, who claim to dislike Doug
lass held a conference on Saturday
for the purpose Of discussing the
school question.
The Haytian question should be
more important to Mr.. Douglass at
this time.
Negroes who attempt to pass off
as white people should adopt a
special badge, by which they can
be known.
There are several of that kind in
this city,
No respectable Negro will at
tempt to deny his identity with his
race. He is either scoundrel or
libertine.
Honest men are known by their
deeds.
Rev. w. B. johnson has been
called to a prominent church in
Philadelphia.
He has not decided to accept yet
The Missionary board of the
Baptist denomination has offered
him great Inducements to remain
at Wayland Seminary.
The doctor is in great demand
The End Baptist lost a good man
when DR.. johnson left.
Some people never know their
mistakes until it is too late.
1t is never too late to do good
Blood can never come out of {
turnip.
How can you then expect bat
people to do good things.
There is honor among thieves.
But there is none among liber
tines.
DR.. Francis has got to go.
Douglass, Langston or Wall Cal
not save him.
The people demand his removal
The Negro trustees must 60
When a man gets above the peo
pie he signs his own death war
rant.
Some people think that they ar
better than those who placed then
2 in power.
A fool never sees his mistak
until it is too late.
John 81. Brooks can not be ap
pointed
The people don't want him o
the school board again.
The Junior Excelsiors to Rive
View September 10th will be
great affair.
Read the BEE next week
Gus. Stewart knows how to &c
up a great excursion.
Col. Holland said he intends
60 with his wife to River Vie1
September 10th.
The only thing that is being dil
cussed is the excursion to Rive
View next month.
5 Even the ladies at, the Havelo
II Il II L.. L
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

WANTED-at this Office q young
man to make himself generally US
full.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
A PROPHECY

In 1S49, in the city of New Or
leans, a number of negroes, who
had met for religious worship, were
arrested by the police and locked
up in a calaboose. Upon reading
it took my pen and wrote the
following lines.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

Go to River View September 10th
and be happy.
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24

--.,..,,1rpE THE BEE CAN BE HAD
VIII ~ rowlers, SIS Srd street, Sc.
PToi' % ',,.a,,,s N street, between 18th and
l8a Ho',a" o.r,sr Druggist corner 10th and M
''s'' ,.,.,to House, 84S Pennsylvania Ave.
Northwest.
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There, my good friend, I have
copied for you, as per request the
above lines, written by me thirty
eight years ago. l believed then
that the '.incurable Injustice
Slavery, would be wiped out in
blood, as it was, with the cost of a
million of lives, aud of $40, 100000.
JAMES A. BRIGGS,
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SATURDAY, Aug. 24tn, 1889
The Washington bee., 1889-08-24
THE BEE
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.,-7,surD EVERY SATURDAY AT
PJhl,.-..T \. W. WASH. ID. c.
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a vENDRE.-Une occasion excep-
tlonnelle est Oferte 4 tous ct a cha.
Gun de deVenir fermier on habitant
dams IN endroit d portee de toutes
les commodities procur6es par le
chemin de fer ct Ia vote d'eaa. Una
Jolle ferme mesurant 3 arpents de
lace u 40 de profondeur. ayec
maison de residence ct cahanes
est q vendre. La prophets est 81,
tnee pres dn Lafourche Crossing.
Sadresser pour plus amples infor-
nations, q L. P. Caillouet, Thibo-
dAux La.
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tlovreusement, mals avec eOln,
on decloue les planches, on d6balle;
des copeaux, du foin, de Ia paille.
Enfin, sous un translucide papier-
sole, cachee encore mails SO devi-
nant, ct pareille a la VERGE qui
rougit, sous son dernier voile, une
forme ronde apparait. Dun geste
assure, Moar6du arrache ls papier.
On cri d'admiratlon jaillit de tou-
tes les poitrines.
La crosse caisse est la, formida.
BILE avec ses clefs, ses cordes, ses
peaux tendues, ct Prescription en-
lettres dor sur fond bleu clair, dams
une cour0nne de lauripr ct de
chene: Musique de Pamparigoust.
Ellie est 6norme Ia crosse caisse i!
Canteperdrix MA qua Sc bien tenir.
Mouredu pres dele semble IN
main; ct le timbaIier, agnerri pour.
tant, Sc sent emu en- songeant que
c'est a lui que l'honneur revieut
d'6veiller Fame du monstre avec sa
mailloche.
L'admiration 6puisee, IL moment
vint pourtant d'extraire la crosse
caisse hors du logis de Mouredu.
C'est lei, CONNIE on dit, que les
chats Sc %peignerent. Aaucuu prix,
sous aucun prix, sous aucun pre-.
texte, Ia crosse caisse ne parut
vouloir y c~onsentir. On cut beau
la presenter de champ, Ell hauteur,
les portes resterent trop 6tro,tes.
Ellie doir sortir, nom de sort
puisqu'elle est entree.
Pour qu'elle sortit, il aurait fallu
la maison!
Au lieu den faire Ia commando
s Paris, pastucieux Mouredu, qui
possedait du bois de reste, await
prefer6 la constrnire de toutes piA.
'es. a domicile. Settlement, pouss6
'ar le desir de stupe6er punivers,
| await VI double ct inconsciem.
nent exager6 les measures. C'est
'ause de celia que la crosse caisse
re sortit point.
81, au moins, soupiraient les
nnsiciens, nous avions conserve
'ancienne -.
La crosse caisse est encore dams
'arriere- boutique de Mour6du. On
montre aux Changers de- pas.
age. MATS laventure preta long
.mps d rire ct les gems de Cante.
au repas de Sainte. Cecile.
omme a celul de Saint 6cilon, ne
'anquent jamais de rappeler, en-
e gaussant, le fameux concours OH.
auto d'avoir Gu lie compass dams
cell, les Pamparigoustais combat.
trent sans crosse caisse. {
PAUL ARENE.
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kemede contre la dyssenterie.
Guerlsoh radicale ct guaranti
references nombreuses. ADDRESSED
q Mr.. Omer Savoie. chez Mr.. !.
TelemaQue Badeaux, Lateurehe.
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LA CROSSE CAISSE

Dams &c coin de Provence, pay.
de Felic:en David. qni s'6tend aux
environs de Cadenet, en,re la crou
pc verte de Lnberon ct les greves
blancbes de la Dnrance, tout Il
monde aime la mn>iqne.
Les eLfants, bruins CONNIE DIES
caroubes, y n%aissent I'm bugle au
bee gu un alto fraichement vernisse
en- bandouliere. LIE plus petit vil>
lage u o roc, lie plus humble
hameau lie long lie son torrent OIL
81 peu d'eau conIe, possede, au
moins, societe philharmonic
que.
Et Quelles prOmenades par les
rues, quels delicieux concerts DON
D6s le dimanchp, sous les ormes,
au milieu dun fond de jolies files,
Qui admirent ct voudrsient dahser !
Qnels tIiomphes dans les concours!
Quelles s6r6nades lie jour de Sain-
te-Cecile, ct quelles ripaiIles, 10 len
demain, EN- fhonneur de Saint-Ce.
cilon, un saint d'invention r6cente
ct populaire, non insert sur lie
calendrier, ct qui Sc fete au caba.
non. avec accompagnement de vim
girls on muscat, d'escargots GU ia.
IOli.
PamparigOust a, CONNIE les au.
tres, sa musique. Musique DART.
sans, bien entendu !! car aux pay.
sans, forces de Sc battre du matin
an soir avec la terre ingrate,. lie
temps manque; ct les bour geois,
d'apres ce qu'afirme lie chef, ne
sont pas suffisamment organises.
La.bas, qui dit artisan, dit ''rou-
ge." Les v~irtuoses Pamparigous.
tais EN- tiennent pour la Kepublique;
ct jamais personDe, au IA juliet,
ne tit retentir Chants dw, Depart
plus savamment etoffes, nj plus en-.
trainantes MarseiUaises.
81 blen que, pendant vingt qua
tire heures, recho des montagnes
devenait sourd, ct que sur l'ecorce
chaufee des pins, les cigales etaieut
j~alouses.
&c soir.la, { l'entresol du Caf
Gar1aldi, la fGte du saint local ap-
prochant, on repetait.
La repetition, un poeme LIE petit
loueur de triangle, traditionnelle.
meDt commits & ces menus soins.
await place les bancs de bois, allu.
me les lampes lnunies chacune de
son retlecteur en- fer blanc, range
les parties sur les pupitres; ct, au
milieu dun grand silence, trouble
settlement par quelques preludes
retardataires, tous attendaient que
le chef donnat le signal, en- mar.
quaint Ia mesure de g. clariuette.
Attention, messieurs, sommes.
nous an complet3
IL ne manque guere que Mou-
edu, qui est rest6 en- has 4 lire les [
euilles. s
-Voojours u politique. MIN {
'orte Ga peut aller sans lui. At. 6
aqu0ns. On part en- levant: Uue! f
aaxl trols! qustre! G
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A Vendre.

oo,oOO oardeaux de bonnie
qnaIite, d un prix tres moder6
"me u. Markasal, dcux miles
d dc Lockport. S'addresser
aux hureaux de Ia SENT1NrITr
de Thibodaux pour plus amnlas
re nseignements.
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"A VENDRE.

Une pompe de IL pouces pour
rigation.
Machine ct b0nilloire en- bon or
S'adresser q NJ. George Di.
onne ou d la SENTINELLE de Tb;.
bCdaux.
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TELLER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
RofARY Ios Pass.

Avsutsvs 10 .u~teriel n6cessaire. monsoon
MA \ memo d'executer tour les ouvrages ~
poRraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
6eets d'avocat. carries d'affaiI es, entates 0e
features, tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
iaires, etc, seront imprihh6s dansle plusbref
d6lai ct ! des prix moder6s.
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Petit dictiOnhaire fantaisiste:
Arroser.-Substjtuer do Ia bore
4 de la poussi4re.
Avare.-Un gribouille qui Sc pri-
We de tout, afin de he mauquer de
rien.
Bebe.-Un petit sultan, don't les
pleurs sont DIES perles ct les cris
DIES chansons.
Bourse.-Petit sac Oh Pom met
son argent, ct grand Establishment
OH OIL lie perd.
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Enivrantes ct claires, DIES harimO-

uiOS 90 NCt OuIdiCIIl GU aOu0 NOO
braves gems, reunis par Part apes
lie travail, gonflaient les joues, fai'
SAINT aller les doigts, voyageaient
au pays dn r6ve, quand tout a coup
la porte SQUIRE, ct Mour6du Sc pre-
cipite, IN journal q la main, sans
Granite d'interrompre lie moroccan.
-Grande nOuvelle! LIE "a du
mois proclaim, il y a concours d
Manosque, ct la musiQue de Cante.
perdlix s'est fait ,nscrire.
La musique de Canteperdrix !
Pour comprendre reffet produit par
ces simples mots tombant ainsi au
milieu lie Pa>semblee, il faut savoir
que, de temps immemorial, a cause
precisement de leuts rivalires mu-
s~icales, Pamparigoust ct Canteper-
Dirk Sc detestaiemt.
Mule musique, q %quarante l;eues
d la ronde, ne pouvait utter avec
celle de Pamparigoust, 81 cc nest
celle de Canteperdrix ct sans Pam.
parlgoust, Canteperdrix aurait Gu
le pas, phiIharmoniquement par.
laot, u toute la contrfe.
DE- Ia DIES coleres, de sourdes
hai"es, les medailles, les palmes
dor avec fureur Disputes, Cante-
perdrix hurlant lorsque Pampari.
goust enlevait lie prix, ct Pampar;-
goust, dams lie cas- c~ontraire, pro.
claimant en- prose ct ell vprs, par
des chansons, par des brochures.
Pinsuffisance GU la venalite DIES in.
rvs. II y await meme Gu, jadis, des
batalIles Oil 10 sang coula, sang de
musicirn, don't s'empourprait le
cuivre des ophicleides.
Apres cinquante ans, la guerre
duralt tonjours, uue guerre a mort.
a~troce, inexplicable!
81 Canteperdrix marche, nous
M archons! II ne s'agit pas de recu.
'er. La France croirait que nous
avons peur!
AussltOt dit, aussit6t fait ! On
se net d'acord sur les morceaux.
decrete quill y aura repetition
fous les soirs, ct Pom Sc jure pexac,
Mals tout celia n'etait rien encore.
LIE plus important restait d faire.
fallait trouver quelque chose oui
La F'aternit6 Canteperdri.
''enne de stupeur ct lui enlevat. au
moment dome, ses moyens d'execo.
ion.
Ills ont cru nous etonner, Pan
'asse, pour la Saint-P ancrace. ayec
eur sax'horntonnerre a trois "a.
'lllons, epouvantons-les q notre
our, puisqurl y a des fonds. mar
crosse caisse monstre, que gros.
e calsse CONNIE personne men aura
annals va.
L'idee de la crosse caisse mon.
ire SQUIRT. Mouredu, de qui We
'alt la proposition, voulut bien.
tant menuisier de son etat, Sc
harger de faite la commands Al.
'a'ls pour que instrument arrival ,
n temps nti'e; ct. developpant sa
1anlere de voir, il entLousiasma
element Resistance par une des- {
pr6alable de la crosse
alsse quill ravait que, seance t..
ante, on nit en- morceaux ct on !
'urra dams le poole l'ancienne q
rosse caisse, certes Venerable. I
ais trop modesto desormals.
A partir dc CO moment. dams
'amparlgoust ct les departements
lrconvoisins, on ne parla plus oue 9
Q la phenomenale crosse caisse. 7
hague matin une foule assieeeaite
porte de Mouredu: "Avez.vons 4
'rit, quand arrivera, t ellie f..n r
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

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bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. r..
Yer Sores, letter, Chapred Hands. CHI
bls'ns Corns, and all Skin Eruptioaa'
and positively cures Piles, or no ns~
required. 1t il guaranteed to civ. -,
tect satisfaction. or money refunded
Prlce Is cents per boz. For Sale e
Thibodaux Drug store.
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