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office. olo-2t'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,


TsoR sAIE-HANDsoMELY FINISHED SEVEN
il room Co tage; hot and cold water: bath %
SECOND floor; located within one hundred yards n
Bowie railroad station Apply 20 GEO M SAITH
D. LLOYD. Box AS. U. s. Senate. oI5-0ts
ID for 600 or 1850. near new hotel, II You want 10
make money! s5 cas- land So per month.
ol6-3t L. hAfTlcE CO.. 617 II st NV
EOR RENT-HYATTsyILLE-A NIoR 7-ROOM
Dwelling near aeYS a,cs sl s2 SO,,sgs rooms
LoR RENT-PARTIALLY FURNISHED.
IL Lovely Broom Cottage. squares from station al
Rockville. Md. for six months or year. cheap 20
careful tenant Inquire Of II, b. CoNGkh. la ST..
or of Coz. kosEckANs, Rockville. Nd. ol4-3r
lroR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II erty-a Desirable Country Home Of 40 acres. near
Munson Hill. ~ miles from Falls Church and Carns;
fruit Ornamental and nut trees neverfalng streezQ
Of spring water evergreen hedge front: acres wood
ol3-6t. p. o. Boz li2. FaisChurch. Va
IroR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN, MD A NISE-
Il room House near station and 9TH 81 road; board
walk 70 house new and beautifully DESIGNED; bath
com: hot aud cold water; etEy terms; monthly pay
ments II desired j. Il. HkR1FokD. l4ls 81
o13-lw
EoR sALE-l,26e ACRES OF TIMBER LAND OK
= the fetonae river near Currioiaan. estimated two
million feet Oak. Chestnut. Poplar and Beach; also
estimated thirty thousand Cords Of wood, with SEQ
mill IN good working condition end ether improve
ments Z. W. HAYDEN, koom5. lSSs sInw.
Tor RENT-BY 8 n wALKER 4bs. Ia AvL-.
ing. near BenninsA D.ci els. o4-lm
DoroMAc RIVER AND cHEsAPEAKE BAT
Farms; some nne estates; very cheap With eounc-
90. loi0 y q Nv. koon .. sals-2a'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

JSoR RENT-oNE LARGE FRONT OFFICE ROOM.
II second floor. Fleming building; also Two smaller
Ones, fifth story. ROBT l. FLEMING. oI33t
YSoR RENT - TWO ELEGANT FLOORS oyFu
II Louvre Glove Conpany's store, Oil Pa ave. nv:
slde entrance olO-lm
Is0R kENT-0fEICE ROOMS; ENTIRE THIRD
Il Floor; rooms. newly finished; rent very reasol-
able to good tenant Inquire on premises. Gil ST.
ool ms
U,0R RENT-oFFICE RoOMs-FNTTRE THIRD
Il Floor. rooms, newly furnished, r.pt very ress-
enable to y good tenant Inquire on PREMISES
ooZ-lm l.. h. STOCKING. GIL b ST. NV
IGOR RENT-7ll l4TH ST., DESIRABLE OFFICE
Rooms. with steam heat; suitable for journAliets
architects and real estate agents and coses
on each floor. Apply to JANIS NJ. GREEN
s-t-lnl I'll 18th St nv.
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LOB EENT-HANDsoME NEWLY FINIsHED
x1a xtr.t and second xloog1; caierer q IN house
or hcuseksertng; furnace heal; al modsrn improys-
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FOR RENT--STORES.

IyoR RENT-l749 PENNA AVE, LARGE STORE
IL Room; double plate glass show windows; good To-
cation. S35. 80. Apply 70
ol4-3t NEsco1I WILCOX 1907 Ptnna. ave.
NoR RHINESTONE AND SIX ROOMS; ALL MOD.
u lmps.; 632 st NV. bakery attached two-story
stable u rear rent only ESQ. swOhhsTBDT D
BRADLEY, 921 i 81. ol5lm
Tor RENr-DRUG STORE S. ". COR 18TH AND
\ sts Nv $50 10Th st. n Or, sl5; kOy Ii a.
u. Or. s35.5 GEO. ". LINKINS,
oll-2w 18th and II sta -.
IGOR RENT-Two BEAUTIFUL INV STORES
u frontng New York ave, in building cor 10th st
and New York ave-; concrete cellars. Apply GkO. Nc
MYERS CO., Real Estate and Loans 1343 n 90.
sll-2m.
ISoR RENT-Two ELEGANT STORES ON Il ST.
IL the shorehsm; one ready immediately, the othof
December l. Apply 10 JOHN L. ball
s22-lm 1881 Est
IvOR RENT-I9O9 7TH ST nv, A DESIRABLE
Il Store with Three Dwelling Rooms and bath sbovss
NJ Junction Of 9th st. and cable carr. Apply 70
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
s22-lm 1924 St nv.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
THE DAY OF OUR FREEDOM.
THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMIT
TEES. PREPARED NOW FOR WORK.

Mr.. w. Calvin Chase, president Of the day
for the twenty-eighth anniversary celebra-
ton OF the emancipation of slaves in the
District of Columbia, to be celebrated We'd
nesnay, April IT, has appointed the follow
bration:
DR.. s. A. Sumby, w. T. Chapman. ]. W.
Hushes, Simon Pocher, H, c. Bolden, WIS.
Dupee' War Department; ]. T. c. Brown,
District Building; Prof. ]. W. Fowler. g. W.
Maj. W. G. Cox, Census Office; Rev. Robert
Johnson. W. G. Payne, VIM. H. Langhorn,
George Washington, 8. E. Jones. City Post
once; and .nJ J.: L. Turner w. H BrookeE,
man; d Price Williams, Capt. w. p. Gray,
Jerry Robinson, W. H. Brown. J.::P. Waddle
ton, w. ID. Brooker, George g. Glasscoe, j. E.
A. II. Hall, Robert Browne, j. c. Strather.
Samuel T1nney. Tilghman Dorsey, ], Il. G.
Brown, James Washington, Jordan johnson,
A. Belt, Francis Hall, Charles Turner, Ralph
On MiliIary-Maj. c. A. Fleetwood, Chairman;
Capt ]. 5. Coolidge, Col. F. c. Revells, Lieut..
VIM. Joiee' Capt, F. s. Kelly. Capt. b. Young.
On Music-Wm. H. Lee, Chairman; C. H.
Marshall; and W. Calvin, Chase.
On T Trades Price Williams Chairman;
Perry P. Riley and H. Johnson
On Speakers W Calvin base, R. F. Williams.
E. L. Thorton, W. H. Jackson, II. p Williams,
~ IL. huIlup anu d. W0lJlDR.
To Wait on the President-Rev, W. H.
Philip, Chairman; RevS. W. B. Johnson, D, D.,
George W. Moore, Walter H Brooks, c. II.
Philip, r. Il. G. Dyson, RS. Laws, s. g.
Lamkins. j. h. Lee, J. 1. Loving, s. NJ.
Brown, E, NJ. Hewlett, W. H, Jackson, c. H.
Marshall, j. W. Bronson
Executive Committee-Charles H. Mar
shall, Chairman; W. h, Jackson, Rev. Rob't.
Johnson, TIC. Brown, j. l.. Turner, II Price
Williams, j. w Browning. s. E. Jones, Geo.
Washington, James Washington. w. c.
Payne, Tilghmsn Dorsey, Ralph Wormley,
w. II. Brooke, ], C.Strather, and w Z. Chase.
The finance committee will
meet at the BEE office Monday
evening at 6 o'clock.
The com nittee on arrange
ments will meet Tuesday even
ing at $50 o'clock. Every mem
Der must be present.
W. Calvin Chase,
President of the day
8. E. Jones, Secretary.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01

The firm Of w. Boteler & Son has
long been a household word IN this citv
Shece II mas been known from the early
Gays Oh tue city it is the largest i'm
porting house of china, glass, etc. In this
section OF the country and has ALWAYS
Deen famous for the artistic taste and
KhoWledge that have presided over IFS se-
lee1lons AS we'll as its business tact and
sagaclty That enable it to sell tie very
nhesI ana 0t ST goods in Its line at prices
That are exec dinghy low. DON'T fail to
VISIT th's establishment, 923 Pennsylva-
MA avenue northwest, and see what an
immense collection they have of the
choicest goods in china, glass and crock
cry, and all the other ELEGANTIAE of q
nrst-class establishment. Be sure and 90
there before purchasing. You will please
Doth your taste and pocket by doing so.
If you cannot take the baby to
the country, use DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the usual diseases of
early childhood. Price rs cents
Every moment of our lives, every
part of our body is wearing out
and being built up anew. This
work is accomplished by the blood,
but if the blood does not perform
the work properly the system is
poisoned. Cleanse the blood by
the use of LaxadOr, the golden
remedy.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
KERN ANS NEW WASHING.
TON THEATRE.

Gus HilPs World of Novelties,
great and wonderful attractions;
one that is sure to please the la
dies and children, open here Mons
day night March 3rd, for one
week only. Among the features
may be mentioned: @. W. Will
liams, Worlds greatest ventrilo>
quist; Fisher Bros, the wonders
of the age; Billy Carter, the old
reliable; Swift aud Chase, The
kings of musical comedy, in an
entire new act; CHIP, the boy won
der, five year old performer
who has captured the people OF
late; Harris and Walters, the
most versatile ofall sketch artists;
J. Z. Black, worlds greatest phe-
nomenon; Mcbride and Goodrich,
vocalist, dancers and change
artists; great peirrung, model Pc
dalistic equilibrist, Gus Hill, the
worlds champion club swiDger.
Ladies mattinees Tues. Thurs.
and Saturday,
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
BISHOP TURNER HONORS
HIS WIFE WITH A MAGNIF-
ICENT MONUMENT.
ATLANTA News

ATLANTA News
Last Tuesday, Bishop 81. M.
Turner and his daughter Victoria,
and her husband, Mr.. Cornelius
King, spent the entire day at
South View Cemetery, while the
workmen placed in position one Of
the grandest monumental shafts
that any colored man has ever
honored his wife with in this State.
1t towers twelve or more feet high
from the bottom, and stands at
the foot instead of the head of his
wife's grave. The base is
four feet square, cOsisting of
Stone Mountain granite, finely cut
with the upper border beveled off,
resting upon a foundation which
descends several feet under ground,
composed of rock and cement.
Then comes a plain marble base
resting upon the granite, which is
quarter circularly curved, in the
middle of the upper edges. This
is followed by an oblong square
block, upon which the lettering is
carved. Time of birth, death and
other remarks, this also consisting
of varlgated marble. The main
column, also, of varigated marble,
from thence rises several feet in
the air, inwrought with many beau
tiful finishes. This has a unique
cap, that we cannot we'll describe,
most artistically designed add ex-
ecuted, which extends out from
the column all around, and shows
a tasteful termination. Upon this
rest large urn, which seemed to
have been turned with a base,
globe in the centre, neck, and
smaller globe on top. The mOnu-
ment the Bishop has erected was
prepared in Vermont and shipped
here and placed in position. The
marble is of the finest type fonnd
in the country, and makes grand
appearance at a distance. The
Bishop, at the same time, placed
large marble head and foot slab |
over the grave of his wife's mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Peacher, who died |
ten months before Mrs. Turner.
Mr.. King, also placed head and
foot marble slab over his son who
died three weeks before his grand
mother Mrs. Turner. But the !
monument of Mrs. Turner not only |
does credit to the Bishop, but Is an
ornament to South View Cemetery.
The Bishop says he only desires to
live long enough to properly mon
ument the grave of his dear mother,
who sleeps in Washington, D. g.,
and then he is willing to be the
next one TO cross Jordan.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
THE CADETS FAIR.
A BRILLIANT OPENING MONDAY
NIGHT. FOURTH AUDITOR LYNCH's
OPENING ADDRESS.

The much talked of fair of the
Washington Cadet Corps, in their
new armory, was opened on last
Monday evening. At 8 O'Clock
Hon. John Ii Smyth introduced
4th Auditor John r. Lynch, who
in some well chosen and approp-
rlate words opend one of the
most brilliant fairs that has ever
been given by this popular mili-
tary organization At the con-
clusion of his remarks the Monu-
mental orchestra rendered some
fine selections. On the Stage
were seated chairman of the fair
committee, Captain j. s. Cool
idge, who is making the fair a
success by his popularity among
the citizens Major G. A. FIse'-
wood, the old reliable, Manager
R. w. Tompkins, DR.. Hamilton
Smith ard many others. The
invited guests were invited to the
officers room where a fine supper
was served by Murray, the popu-
lar ca erer. The hall is beauti-
tifully decorated with fags, ban
ners and everything that is beau
tiful. The tables are artlstically
arranged so that sufficient room
will be reserved for dancing.
The crowd has been so large this
week that it has made dancing
inconvenient, but every once and
awhile the gay and fantastic toe
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01

can be seen skipping merrily over
the hall. while the table holders
ana booth keepers are busily en-
gagged selling their articles
The management are doing
everything to make this fair sur
pass all others and those who fail
to ate d will miss a good time
Among the most prominent la
dies who are in charge of the
tables and booths are Mrs. B. T.
Holmes, who has the supper ia
BILE. She is an all around mana
ger She is assisted by Mrs.
Blnes. Misses Howard, Harris
and Clark. No. 6, is the refresh
ment table, which is in charge of
Mrs. Geo. W. Swailes, assisted by
Mrs. Tinney, Misses Stewart,
Fisher, Craig and Moten. At the
musical instrument table are Miss
es Reed and Johnson. There Is
the happiest man in the whole
fair; he has always a pleasant
word for everybody, and it seems
utterly impossible for him to ge'
angry and he is the genial and
afhable w. N. Dodson. There
are over a thousand things that
could be mentioned and as space
will not permit it this week, the
BEE will be lively next week and
give full particulars concerning
the fair. 10 the mean time don't
fail to attend.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01

Hackett, Arkansas, Aug. 1887.
DR.. A. t. Shallenberger,
Rochester, Pa. Dear Sir:
l wish to send me bottle of your
Antidote for Malaria, which 1 see
advertised in the Methodist Advo.
cate, Chattanooga, Tenn, and
which | cannot get here. Fifteen
years ago my mother had third
day chills, and after trying the
doctors and others medicines with
out relief, and a friend recon-
mended your Antidote; she tried
it, and one dose effected a perma.
nent cure. Truly yours.
j. S. Edwards,
Pastor NJ. e. Church Z.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
HAIR ARTIST.

Mrs. S. J. Gray, wife of Rev.
William Gray has arrived and
will open a hair parlor for the
beautifying and straighting of
the hair. Her process is SIMPLE
and harmless to the head. 1t
makes the harsh that is rough and
hara-soft and plant. No one
need despair; for no head OF hair
is too difficult for her to straignten
Lessons in painting given. Prices
in the reach of all. Give her a
call at 1928 New Jersey avenue,
%. W.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
THEY SAY

Never despair at disappoint-
ments.
They generally come double and
not single handed.
The man who whispers to you in
the presence of Others is a knave
and should be watched.
There is always a day of retri-
button.
The man that lies to you Is a
coward.
There are some men holding of.
fetal positions to day who are
afraid of white men.
They dare not do the least thing
to offend them.
The Negroes OF this country are
looking for the appointment of
McCabe as Governor of Oklaho-
ma.
McCabe will make a fine execu-
tive officer.
Let all of us 60 to Oklahoma the
new promise laud.
Will Congress increase the pay
of the Recorder of the Land office ?
There should not be any desert
mination in legislation.
If you want a good time visit
the Fair of the Cadets.
There were five hundred
people at the Fair of the Washing
ton Cadets Monday night.
If you want to have a good
dance visit the fair of the Cadets.
Did you attend the Fair Of the
Cadets this week?
You certainly ought to attend,
if you want to have a good time.
Beware of a flattering man, he is
dangerous.
Honest men will net fatter you.
James NJ. Gregory will probably
be sent to Liberia.
He is welcome to it and all 9TH
er negro governments.
If he is to be given a place why
not appoint him to a position in
this city?
Ifyou are honest in what you do
you will bound to win.
Dishonesty in man or woman is
bound to show itself some time.
The emancipation day celebra-
tion will be great.
The committees will now begin
work.
Honest men will do what they
promise.
Why should we weep after that
which is lost.
Man is weak and it is hard to
part with or lose those things
to which we become attached.
Fortune of the Cage is making
his league grand success.
Fortune may not be a leader but
be is certainly an agitatOr.
No matter what be has been |
what is he now?
Never judge a man by his past
deeds, but by his present actions.
The past sometimes enable Us
to Judge a mans characteristics. |
Go to the Cadets Fair and have |
b good time.
If you want good dance go to the
Cadets fair
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
SECURE 4 HOME IN THE LAND Or FLIWRs
DINSMOREl

One of the growing towns of the
South, is situated on both sides Of
Savsn ah, Florida B Western
Railroad, just twelve miles from
Jacksonville, Fla. It II high, dry
and level, and q successful hOrtf-
cultural and truck growing secEiOA
of the State. DinsmOre can b
easily reached from JAckDOnviIls kS
railroad, BY water FOSIs, o. OF -
hour and . half drive 0vug % asu&-
lent plank and shell roo.
Dinsmors II not one - ne BsSs~
ted spots that is only laid Ous 90
paper, but . thriving prospSrvsSs
town that recommends itseR @
capitalist and laboreH, - fAthers
and wives Who are vigilAnt evss
their own interests and the WelfArS
of their children, to those WhO are
seeking homes and those Who have
capital to invest for speculatiGa.
The land can be obtained &C r.
markably lev figures and on terms
suitable to the condition Of every
purchaser. At the present loW
figures a poor man can make regu-
lar payments on a valuable home
with less than the aggregate of
unnecessary expense or money act
ually thrown away. II is an in
vestment that one cannot regret
and through which you will realize
manyA times the amount invested.
Tho prices are for Front Business
Lots one acre, $65, $50, &35. Sec
ond choice, S25 S18. Third choice
SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
choice, IS. It must be remember
ed that these are acre lots.
We also have vegetable and
truck farms laid out adjacent to
DinsmOre, containing from FIVE to
sixteen acres each, which Ws offer
for the benefit of those who wish to
farm at IS acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain Of title will be short
and strong. 1t is from the State OF
Florida to the Railroad and from
the Railroad to you. o.,
Truck farming around DinsmOre
would be at the door of two of the
grea asst markets in the South. Let
every pOOr man If With but one
dollar, commence to buy a lot in
Dinsmore. The fare from Jackson.
vile and return is only twenty-five
cents. Think of it. There ere
eight passenger trains PEI day and
the round trip will only cost TWEEN
ty-five cents. Trout creek, large
streams passes right through the
vicinity, thus affOTding pure fresh
water for stock, perfect drainage
and abundance of fish.
TAKE WARNING NOW, and
do not let this grand opportunity
slip you. = 1t is the very best chance
you will have to secure u good
piece of valuable properly and snch
startling prices.
The merchants in DinsmOre are
enjoying a goOA tSadt and The
own y is rapidly growing. Sow
mills are convenient fOf Scouting
timber to build, an I lab3rers who
1esire work can get Ton a dollar
and a half to eVc dollars per day.
For further information or plsts
and how to see Dinsmoge, call On
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01

Coodges Harness attachment is the best thing OF the
ever put the market arranged that any
harness. three minutes without cutting the
right the be taken of the
harness the harness returned TO Its former
style without the least trouble exerOn 1t time hitch
and unhchng horse be attached to the vehicle
less than 80 seconds extrcaed less than seconds 1t Is
the harness and contains nothing in its parts to
get of oe the being constructed that the straps
heightened shortened required The Bolt is
movable secured allow the spring to be removed when
The particular advantage this device 9th
consists the construction the and of
the whereby the be attached to harness
without cutting the has been heretofore in
order to devices of this character.
To the loop of the Bolt be attached lines g. said lines be-
ing connected with the driver by suitable that the
horse becomes manageable the Tightening of the lines
will draw the bolt H. and the spring "a will cast the plate 10
side and release the animal from the vehicle Any child
hitch unhitch without the slightest trouble
Thousands of the attachments being used day.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
SATURDAY, March 1, 1890.
LOCALS.

6LOcdlSs
Subscribe to the BEE.
Everything is first class at BrOadbeads.
Goto the Cadets Fair Monday Feb,
path.
The grsnde8t event of the sea-
.on i the fair of the Washington
Cadets.
Two or three good collectors
are wanted at this Office at once.
A liberal percentage paid.
Mr.. DeLlbardi is now prepared
TO do all kinds oil roof preparing.
Call at 1926 Vt. Ave-, n. W.
Mr.. L. D. Hardy, who has been
South, returned to the city last
week and was married at Asbury
church Wednesday night.
81 have found sure cure for
nv weak ankle" she said. "What
can it be?' Fancy woman
never having heard of Salvation
Oil at twenty FIVE cents bottle.
Mrs. F. D. Robinson, has re-
turned to her home in Batavia,
Ny, after a very enjoyable
visit with her son, Frank n.
Robinson,
Rev. w. b. johnson, D. d.,
will preach an anniversary sermon
TO The District Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, at his church next
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
You should go early if you want
8 seat.
The Chief Marshal, DR.. s. A.
Sumby, has made the following
appointments for the Emancipa-
ton celebration: Chief of Staff,
Charles Fl. Marshall; Right Aid,
R. D. Rufin; Left Aid, ". il.
BrOoker, and Jim johnson, Sec
rotary OF S aft.
Mr.. Peter jackson, the Cham
piOn colored pugilist was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin
Reed, last week at their residence
1920 IL at. NV. Among the
invited guests were, Messrs.
Bennett, Harris, johnson, of
Philadelphia, hodges, McKeuley,
and Fitzpaterlck.
Rev. Mrs, s. g. Lamkin return
ed to the city Tuesday looking
vel after an abs~nce OF three
weeks at Hampton, Va. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Josephine Fitchett, who will
spend a while in Washington, the
guest of her sister at 1926 N. J.
Avenue northwest:
Globe theatre announces Dock
staders Carnival of Fun, present
ing a programme of musical
excellence. Twenty five star
artists, and it is said that it will
De the banner show OF the season.
The entire programme will be pre-
seuted at usual matinees, Monday
y Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
friday evening has been set apart
iof grand gala night. A host of
amateur artists and sparers will
appear presenting the finest bill of
'ue season. Next week.
The many friends of Mrs. J.
stewart Ball, learning that she
LAS consented to join a musical
Tompany which will shortly leave
America for an extended Europe
~ Jour, have cordially rendered
yet farewell testimonial which
:, viii take place at he Berean Bap-
1 I,[ Church, Friday ev. ming March
!! - h Many prominent local ar
,.S's viii take part in the enter
.. .;;ynment, and present a rare mu-
tickets 25 cts. 8 o'clock sharp.
@u the advertisement of the Cadets
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01

$50 far so good" said the boy,
after eating the stolen tart. After
reviewing the thousands and tens
of thousands of colds and coughs
that have been conquered by Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup we can readily
say, so far, so good. Price rs cts.
The Washington bee., 1890-03-01
THE BEE

ssulDaiso, 10 .,,onable advertisements viii not
,.aon. oO9er'' onv price. All remittances
,e lnSeF'eu a - by draft. postal money order
50 aid oe .nor letter. Money forwarded
press OF Iss a,sy is at the sender's risk. In
' ny. moi money the amount and what IL is '0f
'n'nid ' os ETC.. should be addressed
Washington D. Q