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NALZAkB-fz rats es8y. Jan / Em~nez Hax-
x&fa. aged y yp4rx. q BTighs dgaeane
bkNbEEG-gn Iris csfs La. L AZ tAe h-ne 81
BIS s0a, esrBer & Pearl sid King stFe@ss
Henry baf8oerK ar. afsd = vears Re4fh -
sFsiEee ff8za ns&rs disease Emn=rns emswraAy
ftezs BeaneS 4 s.ssafsE
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BuILnINa ron pncEanKR.
re Inspectors Report shows . Sigh
Decrease from November.

Decrease from November.
Building Inspector Abbott has com.
plssed bis December report. Compared
VIII November. il shows a decrease of
twenty permits Issued. with falling of in
as total cost az s7e,ata This II alsFibut-
a0s partly to the inelemeney OF the
seashsf, and partly 10 the usual qaietness
basding operations az the close OF tho
yss. The total cost. however. shows a
sssss expensive class of buildings, as the
He1a 81 $50 90 ia the report Tor che aew
sesaty building Is an unusual one. and the
TIA cost with this included Is not a fair
Aeashly comparison. Ths report IL rs fol.
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GEORGE I. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.
souTH or cAERRY.

Advertisements under TIE heads Of Los. Found
For faie. for Rent ard Situations wanted will
be inserted 81 the rate Of eeuts word for the
asst Insertion leent word for e& h subsequent
insertion. Payment always in advance
NoTTcE-The business once Of tns PosT@Iy-
THEIEGKScER win hereafter b. epen until n ..
Classified advertise mex. will be received up 70
this RouE
Advertisements will be received a. branch
Offices OF TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ:
Tacoma L. Fowler. agent
OILS npla.. Major SEQ W. Barter. agent
povt Towuxend r G. Earle agent
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H MGN~JS~L- 3 EL s3E N-- = & NssA 4
III !. feasses seai esesFs AEa kntas&SaE 80
20 ThIn1 stttet. nsAs f1a1
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"CRISP SNAPS"
l8 PR CENT INTEREST,"

l8 PER CENT INTEREST
4 hrsE-r ass 20 iool - On wsss : = q Frout
eest iaterest npon tee se.lfng prse@ y1z. sz4f1a
GIG bail cxsas ass9 t32NsAee IL AFe YEAR, Il ssy
eent. interest," vii s3sng q
A LOOKOUT g. ss;;s ,.,:ss !; = :: ss.s =
t6xt2s ros 20. Is Queen Aane town 400
sAkes them, S1sci iag f9eakasts Tuss pruSerts
= tsteudsd fay tnase ehose tastes enable then
70 ApDgeraaks tne goss&x
l81 FEET FssasiHg % xsasson street
hoase. Ihs- is > trsanguias Tract and 4 oatsfsts
bas4Desa bay: Goa
$3.50 win buy enc corner las soxIss fses
WOOO twc blocks seasA ~ Madison street
on Randolph stseets easy terms
- ACHES AT GRgEy LAKE, FOR x0oo
sest This property il asatsomriy sstuasess aud
Nses TIE tsSafer aalAeeut = ess4re2 awav
uuisn ard Ggsea. M0sng EainseF and me es8y
Val ~ had Btfes & effNnee 2 tse speea Al9r
e naake = ioz q b fetsitug tnts track IN EosA
81 nm T = 2. o MafAas s'ress. inst norm
$500 TO $3.50 Tsss,ysss , b: 7
or slookinw Lake Washington. commanding al
unsurpassed vfew 81 The lake the Cassafs
Eneaptaius sid ~ RAInisE Don't you know
thAs H. sfe development q shis city sFssh prop
erty VIII seeane immensely Falnables Buy
Row uhtie they are only 500 ana $50 each.
Fery asy payments
81, IUU nesfiy Improves pIsee Dor ! Of
YeslsF avenue. S@8 6-room hnTse, soxtOQ foot
iot. Own your owns "ILLTHEE."
Tt tha particular ~anap~ yoa are shanker.
il in after q - not appear aboys, y0a
snoaid make further inquiries ~ ne oiace Of
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E~o8 LEAsE-0S HEST sTRKET kACH g.
Il set f-rgts srgss q skazt -. WAsAsaxaen
Tersss6Fy tAFNatn&Nz GssnFa&ys
1-ag FsasF-s4N. COMMERCIAL STFsET A
Il gagn@f ~ fsg 4 seFZx 81 xs&rs &s1t&ztoa
Tertiary EzvsaEsESzs Ca AAese-2y 2-L's.aSs
Is sEnE
los EEASE-NMA2F ADJOINING kAfIr
4 Kas1 sNe whass ~ pssx { . aseN& -
scnx nE saCFs s1rm SO assS e. zs&ss@S1s srAag
- ,wereaeusss asshingt az Txgxzss<y Ense1s-
EsTzf ga
F0gNn.
T~orNp-A gEfSiH ~ EK42 ca NE2 cAs
Il A2xe sAza1 By F4ylax sx tA8s EsEieA
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rx~ag wARExg KTGTS EEa@e pENKFoLESF
xesaessx2sa zsssss fne Ersf Na4 lard ssfar-
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Nnrrcr nr pIssoLrrfos.

N-uTECE OF nES0szUTs0S flF o-FAET
~ nessasp. 10 wAern i sssg tesceru. Me-
tics Is hEg4Ag Rwsa khsz g O. pr aefsSkp
Aeresueare existing s4fween f5eslren S9s ~.
y 2 fssu ssa q s4 ghar Z. EatE@r. na0eE s1e
srrn aAane aa8 style @asita Brothers & Butter,
s3aiue wh0lesals basaasr has nssN in the city
~ ~eats5a. as GA Fss fsz day 81 Jana y.
ISsa 1ssolve1 - u1asEai eansenL AZ eon-
tracts Yot Hafat6f5ess ~ "a 4 1Fn VII - psE-
fasasea ans cart a ost rs - xasceSsoTss Ssn "a
RrsssA hers. eararoseA af gteorge !. -Mfth ard
Ieesrsaa sas8sh AZ sateheessnszs os sse 3Ate
DIN w{l3 hn satftes sd a9iasze5 -. ASe al
crestfas sae ST. Erin wsN ~ tais 10 " 4 kNx~
lselss. IS ta@ wao szas hlscAss sansEea = saith
Rroshe-s. easnsr q sresaA aad University
gyBgGx SMITH,
gEgFsESseN SMTTH.
CHARLES pTTIEk
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-. ftsFnsery f.Es@s Fron1 szTestIs Fsasaes al
tzr are &see1ss19s sutcN eEIEzFe sueE - -
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DRfvATE ECRo0t. - ssSECA SHEET:
Mssk Il Fss&eu KsTee essstcs 81 knxisse and
Fr~arAt $50 erAaNs fevsa nsfs 81
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Erxor4G NOTICE.

KEN0r4E yoTTcE
SsCTEzY oAKe< CIVIL EN6fN Eks-S ASn
- SaFxVensSs A4Ee reserved - ses essfcs ~
4ssasf,s slessk 70 rs 81 aad 49, as ard So
E.srsstss ssrac s s.F&zsSsus sd EeEs<a3 SUI
Fsytax Hssz Fsfg atssastsss -
EskK Sls&NsNa&E UsFttK
DEgwAEp NEFzNS. ~. eE&sEs KNssESAkz
IL a. szsSxsas. h&s rxxeeFsA As s2fs Hsaz
tna MAsxe@ AAae& se ree2 =. S@@ssA HsoSG
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AsafSGT0S TYfEsEfTEE Hgap
W ausrtarS-St@nng7aphe 4gFntsee1 short
h1nA aAd typewTisaaE wofk sxseasE1s tyPe-
vgTIrr4s renses1 RoxMel block G0suza hta
DKMGSGrON TfFE~kIIAR hEA 49, -
X -. rnerhfnes nasa &Eg plies: xhsr Bans ss1a
fes.ewr ffas o2lese Rs9sa 81. seattle VssEE r.
.er 81 Thlra . a ChergY STREETS.
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xCAL CpRLY FlN&sg CALI AZ lss
" aksA slnsxs EAls asesasns sa1se<s sA-s
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FOR -MTscEIEANEoU&
IygR SALE - SF0kE SHELVING AND
II counters 81 2 6a8 fifth sire
IN0R sALg-BRfCK; PARTIES WISHING
Il btlck sI8 O wei By rsfisnE IS the uss.ee
az tAe Sr8ggia NeC1sssEF Brick EaEnp4sy. Bs
eFsi NkHzser
I~0E SAIE-s LARGE sCoNs FQR sAtEs
A. esfae8tg ~. 80, s. tons respeetfgs'T. kas
particulars inquire - PaEst SsuHd Iron ca.
IreE sac OF e H. BasSsl. SIT NSst street. -
F~OR sAEE-EkFE. t9NE GoCiD SECOND
L hsn8 sase cheas Fur tssszs aadTess NaHIL
Fost-3zste sreseer es8es.
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ron SAFE BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE BUSINESS CHAACEs
I,oR sAlE-AT OK 4, REAL ESTATE
Il oface In fairhaxen- J. G.. Post-iDiellt-
gen e..
T-,uh sALE--AN INT REST IN PAYING
Il manufacturing bnSinesS, OF viii exchanEe
far good reaI esttts. Adds sS Hugh, box I,s6S
TOR sALE-GooD sAwMILL CHANCE
Il worthy the INVESTIGATION of thinking uens
location on Puget sound: deep wat good new
wharf. in the new towa Of Puget CITY. located
between Tacoma and Olympia beats running 10
ali down Spnuo points stop At wharf going snd
coming. COED Inducements oderrd for Sht
KIND 81 man plenty 81 timber. For informs
tiua address : Waters. Portland and Puget
City Co.. Olympus. Wash
I-OR SALE-aoTEL BUSINESS PAYING
IT kia0cc pr year; best Of reasons for seiliaxs
ownea hy q we'll known man and oaly hotel In
4 growing lewn. best business opportunity f0f
the money % Pages foand; can easily BE made
20 ray 2leo0 per month. Address = g. kari.
Port Tow Rsend. Wash
I>oR sALE-FURSIsHED HOTEL AND DIN
Il ing socms E0od lease. good lofattoa Percy
". Rochester. ruoms = and - Kilgen block.
NToTICE-PARTIEs WISHING TO BUY
~ Etst- class butte eF business vii do vel o.
address box Il, saohosRfsh city, WsssSS AA<
hoEse il doing fsom 1900 q ssWa worm q
business month Object Of selling, another
kHe - bBS3nessiN Tie@.
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grsFgEwAN WHO SPEAKS FRENCH
ssss fse-n1nn saen y wiHsss 80 eve e go.
s~r Ekwzrrs. hax yes 1e8 Eaary wears n fFzacl
n-e g;ermauy. Ad6rRsx ~ = Poe .aA-fsail.
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aaNrED- aE>ck1ESAgoES
aNvgn~ TRANS. rssANEE ag SIXTH
W aaa &ass@a ssrvss ssaksfg weEk. %o@es
: : sRes
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KaNrgD- F&KFNxK.

~ANT9ps-FAgEN A GEE&T CHANCE
" p&gsses eta s. .ves Ha9ss - sessss sst
rsxk NoasxRRF, fa} Eaf szFeHs Afs~s 3se
~ tbN has&aesS a@& saas aTesss Ns AZ - IRA
ss.r 20 ase d. s&Es nosEt z0asA or So rvs
- sssx al IS Ga.s kssass FsssEz No - -
txsFa Sanf IS sc SYxH - ssENfF SssA@-
sQg ~ EAss casr cas- ea~a IA So January, A.
sssAss an Ekss sata
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NoIfCE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
~ cc<fEre4 SIS for 2ssoSy residence So city
ar1 county maps IS lowest rases. ]. FxiedlandEs.
archl.ert - Sosamhia ssreek
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT ORSs-sEAI.ED BIDS
~ for clearing hity acres 81 the town OF York
will be received At the Office of Crawford q Ham
non. corner Third and Yesleg avenue. up To Jan
naTy l. the owner reserves the right 20 refuse
any or all bids
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I-oR SAL EAT OK r, A REAL ESTATE
Il ofAce in fairhaxen- J. G.. Post-iDielli-
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y-oR gALE-Tw0 LOTS ON SECOND STREET:
II bnth corners and good loca1ions for Il IRE
ard once buildings which viii pay handsome
interest on inysstHent Washington Territory
investment Company. LewsllyD-Dodge build
Ing
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IoST
SNTNAYED~A sEAkA DARK nAFFf.g BAY
- 3ssw, star - keTt aesa. AgrIf-c CO neSes g
h3nS aaoz ? IS = alse sta4sz&aE. SEEhf &hssss SIC
RlsNAesS wgl he EsTen Il Fx1zEae2 = Alex As4sa.
eeFn T. NAsarEh md tge.
QsT~ r8E Isg-TEa FAET 90 NOVEMBER
sast hsV Aagses waite sf<ss 81 f0-s&S All
AID surs5 vAsss fsset F1ndee ws4i piess4 notify
ue fsz - EsmsEsza xtreNs. ta&e Ittt21s y SsFgs
al sxTzs4ses xii - rSs& e. 3 EFs1&
0Sr~RLACE MATER sRANIEL FTP. Az.
H. He ta D4za@ es eNGa Reward pk3G
hnom res1ra 20 4 /. s&Gfag1, nsanAE~s ustPeRas
& Es
gsn RN3ARD-uEAYNEN AgTsNTEo +
NtN snex rUw&rs es2 b "a - 2nf%r~
AanEsst tweass are Gases 81 hre&k ssst tssssz
sspaa gAarSes le1eks : ktsFS - SeAwaAs41 ~ =
Hssees. el.naaus7s NsrwAeAsas fsssss AesaHes
- 80 t.na sasrsska
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rvalNrrrs AVID covrnacroRs.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-~KS-
- sfneerx ard contractors for briaEes % every
description; wharf bulldine. pile driving. drrdE.
ing aud steam shovel excavaf3uKs pans ard
specifications furnished an spplsnaison. GORE
spondence solicited. once loo Of jackson
STR - ) stts. Wsss.
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/ m Il. cASS, ATTORNEY AND coUNsK1LoR
L . 81 Law and notary 60 nerciat ccllea-
tsns specially. oasee. feozn tek Sea.fie hsosk.
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xrEcrxr xorzcE

NOTICE 10 THg pERL1c-Y0r ARx
~ kereAE ~ tiled that r. 8. Lfnasax u IN ~
way ccnnrese6 with the EAn3geErnt ol Tie
Skazoa B4g innaex csmpscy. lo1 ase wa-5ec
ag1ia<f pzxsnG any hits n Ain 81 t-4uNActug
AIRY Business wtEA him peFtAantng - this eosa
psny- Iha cfsy o1ses has also SEEN removed
flQza room 4, Sho7eF hAoeks 70 he company $
olzce g HAflA-d
q {. COLEMAN. Pres and Sec'y.
A. Y. HIGHT rlre Pres aad Manarcr
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STosrcrTTER~

N-rw ESaLASD MARBLg ASB GRANITE
~ workA Ntalsssa G.. Grosttt. rF9sEiespFs Al
Essss9 a. cesnessrF AMI szaksataw Wafk dafs " -
nrtsfse skffl. fail euppiy u Eaa1ts*s saEsstAasts
e. har5. positively hs5 eT asa eaeas ef taAA $50
essseF Ggn on she co&sSs designs via -
f0rusxne9 Or asspi e. sn1 tffs - kN4T8A fA&e
ssreTr. - ~e~a KeuTfA anst Ftsse. svsttse
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

me. "Besides," said father, "you
are too young and the boy is too
poor. He hasn't anything to give
you." 81 rose in my wrath and !
said L was poor, too. and hadn't
anything to give him. "The next
year he came back on a leave of
absence, and / can remember just
bow he looked as he rode up in his
new uniform. Father was going to
Washington on business, and we
were all on the front porch kissing
him good. by and stuffing his pock-
cts with notes of things he was to
buy. Lieutenant Grant asked for
my hand, and he. in a hurry to get
off, consented. "My soldier lover
was in and about Mexico for four
years. including the war. Every
mail brought me a letter. Every
one of them full of sweet uothiDgs,
love and war, and now and then
some pressed leaves and flowers.
Some were written on drUm-heads
captured from the Mexicans and
others on sneets Of foolscap, folded
aud sealed with red waters. | read
each Que every day uutll the next
one came. 1 have them all Mrs.
General Grant, in October Ladies'
Home Journal.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

artist, Harry Kernell and embra-
ces Charles Harding. and Little
All Sid, in their acrobatic novelty;
Sisters Coulson, from the princi--
pal theatres of Europe; Wilton
and Nelson, in their original
farce comedy, Faces; Binns and
Burns, Jack and Jessie) the ac-
complished Musical artists; Rog-
ers Bros, the great Dutch Com
medians; Harry LaRose, the gym.
nastic expert; Felix and CIaxton,
the refined sketch artist; Fisher
and Clark, the acrabatic song and
dance men. Mr.. Kernell will
present his successful one act
musical commedy, in which he
does his greatest character work
and which introduces the pretty
young soubreste, NJ ss Lolita Hyde
Ladies matinees tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. Saturday
Dec 9th, FL. W. Williams, 20.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

Look ont for our new dress.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29
GEN. GRANTS COURTSHIF.
MRS. GRANT TELLS HOW THE GREAT
SOLDIER PROPOSED.

zone summer day we were going
to a morning wedding, and Lieut..
enant Grant was also invited. He
came for us on horseback, and asked
my brothers. permission to drive
me, in exchange for bis saddle. to
which he gladly consented. The
day was beautiful, the roads were a
Iltlle heavy from the previous rain.
but the sun shOne in SpIendor. We
had to cross little bridge that
Spanned a irvine, and, when we
reached 1t, | was surprised and a
little concerned TO fimd the guIch
swollen, a most unusual thing. the
water reaching to the bridge. | no.
tlced, too, that Lieutenant Grant
was very quiet, and that and the
high water bothered me. l asked
several times if he thought the wa
ter dangerous TO breast, and told
hin L would 60 back rather than
take any Tl>k. He assured me, i'm
his orlet way, that it was pei fectly
sale, and i'm my heart ! relied upon
MIN. just as We reached the old
bridge L said, "Now, if anything
happens, remember shall cling tn
you, no matter what you shall saw
10 the contrary" He simply said,
"All right" aud we were over the
planks In less than a minute. Then
his mood changed, be became more
social, and in asking me to be his
wife, used my threat as a theme.
After dinner that afternoon, Lien.
tenant Grant asked me to set the
day. 1 wanted to be engaged. and
told him It would be much nicer
than getting married-a sentiment
he did not approve. We were very
quiet at the house that evening
and neither said a word ofthe secret
Alter supper he went back to the |
regiment, and a few days later |
General Taylor sent him to Camp
Salu6rity, in Louisiana. He was
too shy to ask father, so he waited
IllI ne was stationed and wrote him.
Father never answered the letter
l was his favorite daughter. and
he thought army life would not suIt
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MRS. BEECHER'S REMINISCEN
CTS.

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher,s
"Reminiscences" of her late hus-
band, which she is now writing.
mas oeen purchased by The Ladies'
Home journal, of Philadelphia.
aud the articlss will shortly begin
In that periodical. The serias will
nave for its title "Mr. Beecher as !
Knew Him." and will cover the en-.
tire period of his fifty-seven years
OF married life,. from young Beech.
era first acquaintance with his wife.
bis college life, their courtshIp and
marriage, his first public speech,
the first year of married life with
an income of $500. and 80 all
through the great preachers life
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TIE DEPARTMEN AL LEG
ION OF HONOR

This organization held a large
and entheuastic meeting at room
so, LIE Droit Building on tie at
ternoon OF Nov. 25th. Mr. P. j,
Crenshaw presiding. Tie follow.
ing pr ceedlngs were had. In or.
der to pr porly manage ali matte:s
between tue Bank aud the associ.
ton, an auditing committee con-
sisting of the following gentlemen
was elected: Messrs Preston Wright
Z. j. Credshaw S. A. smith, J. j.
McCa'thy aud s. s. Perry. A
committee on revision of constitu
tion aud by laws. was created as
follows. Messrs w. Ii. Jones, j.
w. Cross, w. T. Wright, Capt,
1. 5. 4 lily and A. st. A. Smith.
After which Major Cox in a grace
ful speech nominated Mr.. J. 81, B.
-InnI-ir,O n go
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

The letters of Prot. Washington
and Brshop Payne on the negro
ministry are fearful if true. While
there may be a great deal OF Cor
ruptlom in he pulpit, We are tree
to say that two thirds of tile negro
ministers are pur-.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
SHILOH CHURCH DENSLEY CROWED.
LIEUT.. wATsON sUCCUMBS TO Gu
PID'S DARTS.

| One of the most brilliant wed
dings that has eyer taken place il
this city was that of Mr.. G. II
Watson, to Miss Cornelia Lucas
at Shiloh Baptist church on lasu
Wednesday evening. Long be-
fore the arrival of Ihe'bridal par
ty every available space in the
church Was filed. Precisely at
8 O'clock the party arrived. Mr..
Watson, the groom met his br de
al the altar and while the bridal
procession Was vending its way
mp the aile, Mendelshons' we'd
ding march was beautifully played
on the organ. The bridal party
was hea led by Miss Sadie Robin
son, second bridesmaid accompan-
led by Mr.. Selassiter, the second
best man; followed Miss Jennie
E. Anderson, the first BRIDESMAID
accompanied by Mr.. Lassiter;
next were two little maids of hon
or each carrying a bunch OF tub
roses, then followed the bride
Miss Lucas accompanied by her
brother, best man Mr.. Grant Mos
es Lucas. S. g. Lamkins, pastor
of Mt Garnet church, performed
the ceremony, Of erwhich- the
bridal party repaired to the house
of the brides sister, Mrs. Ross.
1919 Z st., n. W., were a brilliant
reception was held.
The bride was tastefully attired
in silk finished henrietta cloth
made princess, enlraiped with
trimmings of moria ribbons, tulle
veil drapped with orange bios
SONS, white kid slippers and
glo YES, in her hands she carried a
bunch of moss rose buds. Miss
Jennie E. Anderson, the first
bridesmaid, a very prepossessing
young lady, was beautifully dress
ed In a cream french merino dram
ped with gross grain satin edged
ribbons, real spanish lace formed
panel at the left side. The bod. |
Ice was of the same material. plai-
ted in front of white satin, qnimpe
braid formed a pointed from;
pair of gold braceIe one set with |
diamonds aud the other with gar
nets and a diamond broac6: in
her hand she Carried a bouqnpr of
pink rose buds. Mss Sadie R, d.
Inson, second BRIDESMAID W
handsomely dressed in Will alba.
ross and valecene lrce, gold
bracelets and pearl lace Iins, IN
Der hair she wore a pin Set wi'h
pearls, white kid gloves and slip
lers. The two little maids of
honor were rettily dr. ssed which
we're appropriate to the occasion
. lne presents were numerous
'nd valuable and the table Was
illed with TO over flowing with the
choice st viands.
Among those present were: Mr..
md Mrs. R K. Colbert, Mr.. and
Irs. A. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Douglass. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. Ma.
on, Mrs. Mccall, Rev. aud Mrs.
J. q. Lampkins, Mrs. Lucas and
amlIy, Cap. T. ;. Kelly and wife,
dr.. and Mrs. AUSTIN Fickliug
lieut.. l.. Collins, Capt. A. Brooks !
nd j. w. Cromwell and a host
t others. The happy couple left
'r their home 1l9 U st.
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1t is about time for the bluffrr
th keep his mouth. He may haye
been successful in playing tie bluff
game in Louisiana, but he can't
play 1t on the editor Of this paper,
he is not one to lie bluffed.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

NOMINATIONS, Judge Dawson was
unanimously elected. The b. siness
of the organization promises to go
on with renewed efforts. After the
appointment of MeSsrS Chase, Cox
and Jones with the president and
secretary to notify the Northwest
Bank, Mr.. w. w. Wright, the
meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the president.
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until his later triumphs, his last
sickness and days, and his death.
THEY SAY

The Manhattan club wanted a
president.
1t secured one.
Presidents are scarce now.
Don't mention it.
The Legion of Honor has been
reorganized.
His hypocracy showed itself.
1t is now our time to give meas
ure for measure.
Some men will sacrify their own
mother to save themselves.
The day of knaves has passed.
The Legion of Honor will do bu-
nes now.
The constitution will be changed.
Hypocracy is bound to come to a
halt.
Let US be honest in all we do.
No honest man will fear the cal.
cium light.
Let your acts so shine that they
will bear scrutiny.
Third term for any man is dan
gerous.
Let Us have peace.
Mr.. w. 81. Jones is in the heart
of all bonest men.
He should be- taken care of.
DisappOintments never come
alone.
r. D. Rnfin is doing great good
in East Washington.
Let US do unto others as we !
would have them do to US.
Never attempt to destroy that |
which you cannot give.
Always uphold an honest woman.
A good woman is the immediate
jewel of mans soul.
An honest woman is as precious
as diamond.
Chickens generally come home
to rOOst.
Senator Bruce is a friend to the
oppressed.
The Law department of Howard
University Is not What IL used 10
be.
j. 81. Smith deserves the credit
Of making it success.
The white professors got all the
money while Mr.. Smith done all
The work.
Charles r. Douglass is a fine
man.
He is the Adonis of the Capital
City Guard.
Since the retirement of Lieut..
joice there has not been much
lie III the organization.
Let us be up and doing.
The Bethel Literary is progress
ng nicely.
Kelly Miller should have been
lected president.
Prof. j. M. Gregory has been
Ilaced on the High and Normal
school committee.
Now Prof., put Prof. Ii. NJ.
'rowne at the head of the High
SCHOOL. &C
j. W. Cromwell should be made
ne of the supervising principals.
He deserves it.
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KERNAN'S NEW WASHING.
TON THEATRE.

Harry Kernell's High Glass
Vaudeville Co., the attraction
next week, beginning Monday
night, Is headed by the celebrated
Irish commedian and character
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

One of the interesting features
In the Bee will be lis social let
ters aud news cnlumn.
The Washington bee., 1890-11-29

Our society letters were crowded
out this week.
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IF you want thc news read the
Bee.