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Capitol Topics.


The President has sent to the Senate the re-
port mada by Gen. Crook and Lieut.. Howard
upon the condition Of the Apache prisoners at
| Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala. The President
recommends that provision be made for locat-
ing these Indians upon lands in the Indian ter
ritory, and says: ''Some Of these Indians have
rendered good service to the government in
| the pursuit and capture of the murderous band
| that followed Geronimo. 1t is a reproach that
they should not in our treatment Of them be
distinguished from the cruel and bloody mem
| bers OF the tribe now confined with them"
SUPPOSED SENATOR INGALLS, WAS TO SPEAK.
The Senate galleries were more than ordi-
narily full today and some Of the occupants
took possession Of seats at early hour. Most
Of them supposed that Senator Ingalls, was
going to deliver his speech on the race ques-
ton today, although the Senator announced
yesterday that he would not reply to MIR. But
Ter until Thursday at O'Clock.
SENATORS WHO HAVE TIE GRIP.
Senator Morrill,, who has been confined to
his home suffering from an attack of influenza,
was at the Capitol today. Senator Sherman is
still confined to the house, but he expects to
be out tomorrow. Senator Edmunds is suffer-
ing from mild attack of the prevailing COM
plant.
THE PRESERVATION OF FORESTS.
The. President has sent to the Senate a me-
mortal prepared by committee Of the Amer-
can association for the advancement of science
relating to the preservation OF the forests upon
the public domain. The President approves
the sentiments expressed in the memorial and
recommends that legislation may be provided
to prevent the rapid and needless destruction
Of our great TO rest areas
NOTES.
Mr.. McComas has introduced bill appropri-
ating s23l.500 to reimburse the towns OF Fred
| erick, Hagerstown and Middletown, Nd, for
sums demanded and received from those towns
by the confederate Gen. Early when he raided
that part of Maryland.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED - BY TWO GENTLEMEN, PERNA-
" hentIy, Two or hree UnfurnIshed Partly u
nisned Rooms: one fronting south: between 18th and
o-u sts NV; with closets, bath. heat servant
care Tor rooms Address T. " Box 354. city stating
moderate price ja21-.it.
WANTED-IN FIRST WARD-THREE OR FOUR
w -CniurnIshed Rooms, with heat and light for leht
Housekeeping permanent If suited; terms moderate /;
man. wife and two children. References Pr ANA
NENT, star office. ia2l as
WANIED-BY TWO LADIES' THO UNFUR-
nlshed rooms bet q and Mass. ave, 9Th aud 9TH
SIS. Auoress hC n, star othce. 1a2l-2t'
WANTED-To RENT UNPUBLISHED FLAT
w 10 rooms: III good lUcaiity; by February |
state price and address fLAIS, otce ja2 I-5t.
WANIED - BY GENTLEMAN SUITE OF
w kooms composed OF q Parior. Sleeping Room and
Bath tsoom; ali connected Address with terms p F..
Star Office ja.l0-:Its
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A Good Templar Visitation.

The semi-annual visitation Of the officers OF
the Grand lodge of Good Templars to Wash
ington lodge occurred last evening. Messrs.
Crown, Mortimer and Duke we're appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for the estab-
lishmcnt of public temperance meetings under
the auspices of the lodge. Speeches were made
by the grand chief, Mr.. A. Kalstrom, Grand
Councillor Maupin, Past Grand Templar J. r.
Mahoney, Grand Vice Templar Carrie Sher-
wood, Grand Secretary T. c. Spurgeon, Grand
Chaplain ]. s. Blsckford. Grand Marshal N. L.
King, P.G.C.T., and District Deputy c. N.
Whitney, Lodge Deputy w. H. Hatch and the
chief templar, Mr.. Morris Thorne.
Filed an Affidavit Against DR.. Purvis.
James E. O'Shsa, an old soldier, has filed a,
the Interior department an affdsvit charging
that recently when he went to the Freedman's
hospital with q permit signed by FIRST
Assistant Secretary Bussey admitting
him to the hospital that DR.. Purvis refused to
receive him. Mr.. O'Shea swears that DR..
Purvis used harsh language sndaccussd him OF
being the author of q complaint against the
management Of the hospital, said to have been
published in The STAB, and told him that he
would not have such man about
This complaint was aled with the other
charges against DR.. Purvis, which have been re-
ferred to the board OF visitors for Investigation.
~
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health office
as followsWhite-Orlow w. Chapman, So years.
John Scherzer, 65 years; Margaret Folk, 70
years; Mabls G. Good. year; VIM. 7. Hamil
ton q years; Robert (. Clary, SO years; Mary
G. Boyd. Is years; Oliver W. Norton. 8 years;
Mary Donnely, SO years; Zenas H. Dodge, 10
years; Michael A. O'Brien, 81 years. Colored
Benjamin II. Robinson, 40 years; Burtie
Hamilton. months; Mary Hunter, 6S years;
James Cailett. 10 years, Sylvia Redman, 5S
years; Patrick Smoot, days; Julius Coates, 81
years; Emma JacksOn,2 days; Hamilton Homes,
/ year; Rachel Warren, 40 years; Effie V. Scott,
i year; Armsteed Blanket, 81 years.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRFp MAN A
vsts Faulty bs.t arm 81 H,nd; Dsvns o. Mating Y Phi,
ST. NV. lie
WANTEp-BY HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY
Private secretsr IN as doenpSnlon Ieseher %
SorSessan iesst;on iscsmmended BY the Swedish.
WANIED-A PLACE As FIRST-CLAsS COOK IN
ION at 80; : ahiiy no w@s.ins or ironing. 81 ;
WANTED-ALwAYs GO To DICKS A5;TNCY T1E
M.ids Sus nne Hser Sooss ooacsmen. Buffers.
this city references 6I3 eth st NV ja.i-3t
WANTED-BY FlRST-CLASS DRESS MAKER.
pREss Ml LHsssenenis by the bay or Week Address
WANIED-POSiTloN As FOREMAN IN PRINT
" Ing once. considerable experience in ali Kinds
as Sompos,io SoI AaI not fSset . steady
WANTED-BY FIRsT.CIAss UpBoIsrFRFR
,on.Sls sess maker steady emIloyment a
l. sosSfERfSGG IA SssI 5e.eren'e' sSdr.Ss
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WITTY v.oN,S
but r.Is ass 70 do ShamPeryork and Maiins
ployer's, 1906 18Th st. NV isi-:,,.
WANIED-BY SOBER, STEADY YOUNG COL
cs ored man, Place as Driver; city references.
st. nv. IL.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w Tor Cooks, Chamber Maid. Waitress Iaundress,s
man, Bnt!ers sAML A. COOMBS. 926 st NV.
WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE CoLoRrp
address y Liberty at "a W between T:<fn .nS ~
and boundary SITS. M
WhNIED-BY AYOJ lG MAN, A SITUATION A,
w Butler or Valet; willing travel; best OF refer.
ences Address Box 1 4. Star office. jals-3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WOULD MAKE HER.
SEX useful In any de Iartnent where intelligence
snd honesty Is desired mot AFRAID OF work refer
ehce, &C. apply l2O6 St ja2O-3t
INTERPRETATIONS IN REAL ES iAIE OF
~ nee oy foung Man with three years experience
n ONCE work not government; best references Ad.
dress BUSINESS f., star office. ja.o-lw.
WANTED BY DRUG CLFRK.
q aduate IN pharmacy God references. Address
WINNIE Star office. ja2o-3t'
WANTED AN EXPERT SPECIFICATION
w writer and Amender in Patent Cases desires q
~. Star Office. jals-3t.
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS (MALE
" ana fensleD, Walters, Drivers, Companions,
housenlen Sales Ladies' Clerks, sales Men, Poriers
sc, herman har Dressers tenperlenced), House aud
jalS-6t-
WANrED = SITUATION BY PHYSICIANS
w French Woman Cook; best references Apply to
present employer. 1916 18Th st jals-3t.
WANTkD-EMPLoYEKS WILL BE FUR
" mlshed Highly Recommended Clerical Applic ants
sso Meuctrane0 servants OF any nationality without
enarse: CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. IN q n W.
WANrED-AT oNCE-A YOUNG LADY WELL
w educated desires Position Clerk or CopyIst
salary moderate. Good references. Address innedi-
eely, stating terms. BUSINESS Star office. jal 81
~ ASTED-POSITloN AS GovERNtsS TO TAKE
" ,Mother's Place With Little Ones and Ieac
ST. NV. iais3I.
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Alderman Henry B. Winship, president Of the
j. y. Barnaby company at Providence, RI. has
sold the fast trotter Captain Maltrsvers, With
mate, TO wealthy New Yorker for el0,o00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
MIR. Forts Resignation.

The resignation Of s. W. Fort as manager
for Albaugh's opera house in this city and the
Holiday-street theater in Baltimore has been
rendered to take effect at the close of this
season. Mr.. Fort takes this step that he may
assume the management Of Lolita, who is at
present in the city and will remain here for some
weeks resting and preparing for next season.
Mr.. Albaugh's interests will be looked after by
J. W. Albaugh ir
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II Z. FULTON. LOAN oyEIck. l2ls PA. AVE,
H. ". Established 1870. The only Laconsed PsVu
Broker IN the District Money loaned on watches,
Diamcnds, yewelry, silver Ware and other vsuables
eU0old Watches and other unredeemed pIodgoo IA
ETest varisty at vWy low prices. &lS-6ms
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FOR RENT--STORES.

EoR hENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, COR
loth and SITS. Nv; an OLD established stand
tower twenty years.; will be rented low ja2l-3I.
IfoR REkT-sToRE 1908 10Th ST. Nv. az
store 10y 9Th St
bNeLlns Zoo eth u. W. Dr., b. m. Il
Ja2o-3t K q. CAMFBElI. 5ls 10th 81 n
IGOR RENT-LARGE STORE BUILDING, 32ls NJ
Il 81 near the market: fixtures &C $50 pcr month
Jaio-St q. T. PAYNE q Co, 0lJ l5tu Il.
I,oR RENT-THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR
H. 81 9Th ST. n W.. near Pa. ave. now occupied As 3
Paper harehouse will he tor rent on February 4
1870. Apply ~ \. BUNCH same building M7-sfi
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For Other Telegropa,c Ne,cs See Pases I and s
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED : CONSTIPATION sITIvELl
.na sSSd can S sIE
Ware Ebbitt House Drug Store. islS-1m
M ANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
rsssrs fnss Ss ras
2l9 18th st. s.w. jslS
WANTEp-s300 Foa FOUR MONTHS BY ME.
s Address T Fo.
xVANTEp-HoUsEHoLD AND OFFICE FURNr.
W ture OF every description and Sp WIasyi;ox
ta15-lm 937 9Th st. NV.
WANTLD-sToCKs OF MEkCHANDIsE AND
ta15-1m 636 St NV
WANTED-PIcTUREs TO, COPY ANY sIzE1
coors presented on dozen orders success with chill
dren- LAHDNEh Star Gallery, 45S Pa. ave. n2S-3m
WAMTEDD,n.i,AID1Es; IkX soRAN .SE 81
LIB, Blood Purifier. cures Maar'. 100 doses = sam
is1O-lm'
WANTED = HORSES TO KEEP : KEELING
w Horses Winter and summers Specially. Order
road miles from city. Terms $40 per mouth 2: H
w ANTEpIrRY sCRIBNER- BEST BgFtEn
not Ssf TO pS sss
ners" or sll the same thing bur get the bes. which
Center Market Middle OF Fish Aisle NJ patrons when
sending messengers To NE for ButteriDe. will con-
fer BY inclosing their orders in sealed enye
ope. properly ADDRESSED Ihis request is necessary
lous parties from opening letters addressed to me
under penalty Of the law. am willing to stand or
theirs. d.
WANTRp-EvERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
w smoky Chimneys TO know that guarantee to
Latrobes Made to Heat or No Pay. W. L. DANTE
14l3 18th st. NV sole
WANTED = STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovating Works; Feathers renovated. Nat,
tresses made over furniture steamed aud Moths De-
sSii A'A'A''''
-
:" K FULTON, LOAN OFFICE, 1918 PA AVE
H. q. w. Established 1870. The only Licsnsed Hvn
Broker IN the District. Money loaned Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry silver Ware and other vslus bos
e00old Watches and other unredeemsd pIsdgoo ia
Erest VARSITY as vWy low prices. hl3-8m'
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-EIGHT OR TEN SMALL HOUSES
w for cash customer. Must he in good shape and
cheap. PLANr iURPiN, Safe Deposit Bulldlng
10Th St and New YORK ave. Ja2l-ot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED HOUSE
w for quiet home for family of hush and. wife aud
daughters, INV. address QLIEr HONE. Star office,
giving location ana terms. Ja21 -Bts
MAMIE ED A SMALL wELL-BUILr HOUSE:
w owner to deal with preferred; price not
$4,000: Please give number and location. Address o.
y. f., Star office. ialS-3ts
WANTED-A LADY WITHOUT CHILDREN
w wishes Small Furnished House. VIII take q
lease tor three Years. Reference required and
Address M.l-M., Star office. jalS-3ts
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH, A HOME
w or 10 rooms; mod. lnps northwest; not to
coed $4,000 or al 900; 10 agents. Address, with
particulars, Box /, Star Office. jalo-3ts
NANrED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE AND Lon IN
w northwestern part OF city costing from $4,000
$4,000 Address L.. star office. laI s-3t'
WAN1ED-FOR IMMEDIATE HIVES MENT-
w Desirable Houses III all parts OF the city. Will
buy a. once II price Is right. l.. SrAkGARDTkR,
613 18th st. jal4-3m
WANTED-WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN.
w Eight and Nlne-room Houses in the northwest
costing from $4,000 to $500; prompt purchase If
suited. b. +. GILBERT & CO., 625 + St NV.
!all-lm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

EoR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMs-6l3
st. south frent, low rent TO PERMANENT tenant A
4. COZ MBE. l425 Nh. ave. jaIS-3t
Eoi RENT-DEsK ROOM; BEST LOCATION IN
d2s-lmo HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 Fstp.w
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EYR RENT-rno LARGE WALL FURNISHED
a. n sun' ho3ls with Bard lOls l<th ct. haVius
sAe hAaN'''Nh h""Se. ja2l-6ts
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Trouble Growing Out of a Horse 7

Mr.. John 7. Price, the liveryman, is under
bail to appear before United States Commits
sion W. G. Stone tomorrow TO answer the charge
Of obtaining $50 by false pretenses In horse
trade. Mr.. Price claims that Mr. Golf made
him an offer for horse to drive with one he
had at Gheen's stable, but he declined until
MIR. GOT promised to put both of them at hv-
cry with him. Before Goff paid the money he
said he had full opportunity to and did try the
animal, single and double. Christmas week
Mr.. Goh drove TO Washington Grove, and re-
turning stated that the horse had been taken
sick and left in the country. Mr. Price states
he went out and saw the horse, which was
slightly foundered and lame in front He
wanted to bring the horse home, but an attach
ment served to satisfy . debt Of Mr.. Cots pre-
vented him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

ltoR SAI.E-JOB PRINTING OFfIUE, N.LI
l. equipped: centrally located. A bargain Good
reason gwen for selling. Address CHANCE, star OF
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gardless of expense. 1t Introduces
tne entire company, as we'll as a
most OF pretty graceful girls clad
In the richest costumes ever de-
signed. Funny situations, happy
dialogues, with witty sayings, to-
gether with pleasing songs and
enchanting music, uaking the
greatest burlesquc Of the season.
Engaged especially for the rare
production is Miss Pauline Ratcbe;-
Ter, the protest, most graceful and
gifted queen in America. Miss vi
Ola Clifton, who also appears, is
acknowledged the most perfect liv
ing model of form and beauty.
tommy Dayton anl Chas. Frey
head the comedians. Miss Carrie
Strong, the refined California vo-
callst, will Introduce The most
touching songs OF the age. "The
Lone Crave Ladies' matinees
Tues, Thurs. and Saturday.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-30

houses can be built very cheap in
Portland. The Cinnamon supply
the hotels with all the fruits, vege-
tables, &C., which they raise them
selves and sell at good price. The
colOred people are very scarce and
what few are here own their own
houses and some are quite wealthy.
The white people prefer good col
ored people, if they could get them
instead of foreigners for servants.
Cooks receive from 25 to 80 dol
lars per month. The hotels nave
all cOlOred walters and bellmen
from Chicago and Georgia. Let
the cOlored people come out west
this is the place.
Very respectfully, &c,
F. FOREST.
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A FABLE.

Ohce npon a time a gentleman
alter holding the Office as minis
ter to Liberia for several years
informed a correspondent that he
mad forgotten to whose influence
he owed his appointment and in
u, IImated that he got it himself,
The late appointee to that post,
however, doesn't seem to be suf-
BRING from such phenominal alb
Sent-mindedness.
The man who will solve this fs-
oe will receive a handsome pres
ent.
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SATURDAY. Aug, 80, 1890
Locals.


WANTED. At this Office two prin-.
ters and boy to do general office
work. Apply at once.
Any young man who is anxious
70 learn the printing trade can dc
so by calling at this Office.
WANTED: At this Office two OF
three good collectors. Apply al
once, liberal percentage paid.
WANTED: At this office one more
good newspaper printer and a boy
between Is and Is years old.
BEATTY'S PIANOS-In use
everywhere. Write for Catalogue
Ex-Mayor Daniel f. Beatty, Wash
mgtOn, New Jersey.
A new orchestra has been organ.
ized with Hon. Fred. Douglass,
president; Major C. A. Fleetwood,
V. president and Mr.. Willie Cook
director.
Two ladies are wanted at this of.
fee to learn the printing business.
They must have fair education.
Apply between the hours of 9 and
10 o'clock am.
Mr.. j. f. Bundy, one of the
graduates of the law department
of Howard University has been
appointed Secretary and Treasur-
er of the law department of How
ard University. vice Mr.. j. III.
Smith, resigned. Mr.. Bundy ls a
wide awake young man aud this
appointment will no doubt meet
the approval of the entire com =
munity. The BEE congratulates
Mr.. Bundy.
The old famous Round Table
CInb, in compliance with the
request Of a large number of its
friends and citizens will give its
first series of out and indoor en-
ter alnments Monday Sept. 1st at
Fanness Park. This club in days
gone by has given some of the
hneSt reception that one would
desire to attend. From its rast
reputation it is evident that the
September one will surpass all
Others. Admission will be 25 cts.,
children under II yrs. Is cts.
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PERSONALS.

DR.. Shields will leave the city
soon on business.
Mr.. c. 81. Marshall is suffering
with sore finger.
Mr.. F. Forest is in Portland, Or
egon.
Hon. B. K. Bruce is out again
well and hearty.
Mr.. Frank Upshaw is spending a
few weeks at Harpers Ferry.
The Hyman Bros, have returned
from Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Rufin, have
returned from Boston, Mass.
Editor John w. Cromwell, has
returned to the city from an eastern
trip much pleased.
Mrs. l.. Chase who is now at
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, is fast i'm
proving III health.
Col. Geo. M. Arnold will support
Prof. John M. Langston, in his
canvass in the 4th Va. District.
Misses Flora and Alice Williams
are at BOlivier, W. Va, instead of
Camp hill.
Hon. Fred. Douglass, and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Doug
lass, returned to the city from
Boston, Mass, this week.
Lawyer E. M. Hewlett, has re-
turned to the city from Hampton,
Va, where he has been enjoying
the sea breeze.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-30

j. s. COoidges Harness attachment best thing of the
KIND the market 1t arranged that
secure it to any harness. in three minutes without cutting the
same III right in the 1t be
harness III minutes and the
style without the least trouble exerOn.
Ing and unhtchng horse be
less than 30 seconds and extrcated in less than
the harness nothing
get out of Orer the being
can be heightened shortened required The re-
movable secured to allow the spring
wOrn The particular advantage this device
consists the construction of
the straps whereby the be
without cutting the has been heretofore
order to devices of this character.
To the loop of the Bolt be attached lines
ING connected with the driver by suitable
horse becomes unmanageabe the tightening
will draw the bolt II, and the spring "a Will the plate
side and release the animal from the vehicle
hitch unhItch without the slightest trouble
Thousands of the attachments being every day
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THE GREAT
illustrated COlOTGd NGWSl
The FREEMAN.
WHAT IT CONTAINS. How TO csrn

FSNhs Freeman, the great and only IIlus-
trated COlOred Newspaper published
certainly fills a long felt want IL s5s,-
gro Journalism. The coiored people awe
long needed just such = champions pso-
toriai newsPaPer--One which will '-pasEs
them AS they are" and not caricaturs tn.s.
a. Is too often done by the white pr--,.
The Freeman pOrtrays the Negro IA 40 ~
giving each week the portraits and skrseaes
Of the representative men and women 81
the race. Its cartoons and other iira.urs-
lions are pertinent and neatly drlus. ~
L. printed ON fine tinted book paper --.z y.
sold at the very low price OF 5e. per espz,
I5c. for three months, SI.35 for six n,os.
and $40 for one year. Ladies' a. sSeiI az
gentlemen, boys as well rs girls ean make
money by handling The Freeman s-nd
sSo. for TERMS and INSTRUCTIONS. sssd
Zoe. I'm stamps) for sample copies.
Address all matter to,
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LEGION OF HONOR.

The Executive committee Of
the Departmental Legion Honor,
In conjunction with the President,
Secretary and solicitor, will COM
mence to do business as usual,
Monday Sept. 1st. Any member
wishing to borrow money can do
SO by conforming to the rules.
VIM. Murrell, Pres,
w. CALVIN Chase, Sec. & Solicitor.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-30
hERNAN'S NEW WASHING.
TON THEATRE

Lovely, shapelY women, talented
pnu funny cOmmedians, gifted ,
beautiful burleSque queens, make
Cp Tue Fay Foster English Gaiety,
10, which will appear at this pop
u,df resort for the first time on
nOnday Sept. 1st., remaining but
Sme S week. The spicy, rich and racy
'UurieSque, "Her Minnie," by Tom
NY NY Dayton, will be produced with
careful attention in details and re.
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THE BEE
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
east WASHINGTON.
~ Fowler, SlS Srd s, +.

...,,oa1es for advertising Furnished on appli
hs Objectionable advertisements will not
,,,serted at any price. All remittances
os "a na made by draft, postal money order
'".',,. ..s or registered Letter. Money forwarded
e'F. other way. is at the sender's risk. In
" AZ, ,,opev the amount and what Ii is for
.,,nri he distinctly stated.
Al letters. ETC., should % addressed
ZEE PUBLISHING, co.
Washington d. q
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,,1-nI ICHED EVERY SATURDAY Al
mol ST, N. W., WASH. d C.


WuERE THE BEE CAN BE HA
I W Fowlers, SIS Srd street, Sc.
49, polkety's, NJ street. between 18th
''n y Keller, Druggist corner 18th and
,,reet, Northwest
philadelphia House, SIs sPennsylVania Ave.
Northwest.
NEW YORK CITY.
D.A. Green. 429. 9Th Ave.
BOSTON, MASS.
VIM. l.. Reed, 9S]z Cambridge st.
Rev. X. S. Laws. editorial cor
respondent and South Washing,
ton manager. All kinds of Job
Printing done. Advertisements
and subscriptions received. 316 II
street, 8. W.
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TIE JUNIOR EXCELSIORS

The Junior Excelsior Beneficial
Association will give an evening
excursion, on the steamer w. w,
Iorcoran, TO Indian Head, Friday
sept, 9th. Boat leaves at 5 p. m.
sharp. Tickets. 35 Cts.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-30
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MENTS.

Portland Oregon, Aug. 10Th, go.
Editor Of the BEE:
In reading an Eastern paper L
noticed an item from Hon. j. Mill.
ton Turner, relative to emigration
of colored people to Mexico for
the purpose of raising coffee on
land belonging to company of
white men. Why not come to the,
West, say Washington, or Dragon,
where there are hundreds of thou
sands of acres of fine land well tim
bered with very valuable lumber,
which can be bought cheap, and
other lands that can be taken up aS
timber claims and land claims i'll
those two States?
The land is very black and ri ch ;
the fruits are much finer than any
in the Eastern States. This cOun-
try is filling up with foreigners )
some of whom have grown very
wealthy. The climate is very heal
thy. am an Eastern man and L
am surprised to find such q mild
climate. The winters are not as
cold as those are in Washington,
ID. q.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-30
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