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The daily critic., 1890-10-23
FnR sALE-HousE-.

E'OH SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house, lust dui4hiug; uydruuf in
yard, lot lbylll snug home; price, 500 Ap.
ply 90 ROBERT j THOMAS, Room No. 3 glI
18Th n.
lyon -ALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
II houses IN Washington, 100, los aud no
ilth n e. two-story and basement, brown
stone trimming; rooms and bath. electric
bells aud gas price, S3,bu0 eaCh 500 cash
balance 20 suit or trade for good lots
The daily critic., 1890-10-23
FoK sALE ANn NM

ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL -uT-
THOMAS F. WAGGAMAS, or r street..
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-10-23

A narrator says that after the oath
had been administered he was ordered
10 remove the bandage from his eyes.
This he willingly did, and for the first
time saw the mixed assembly into wn0se
midst be had been Ted The Toom was
dimly lighted, 10 avoid suspicion, bat
be saw seated around members of the
Imperial Guard, government officials,
professors. students of bOln sexes meg
chants, peasants and one or two gen.
dumes Some of the ladies present
have since met violent and brutal deaths
In The corner of the TuOm SAT Sophia
PerOvskai, calm and digniiiad full Of
her great purpose. ID was the first time
and also The last he saw her for soon
after she met death al the hangmau's
hands. Funds were collected, reports
from various provinces read, aud much
business OF d routine character gone
through With, when the meeting was
declared adjourned How little We
dreamed of The daTkly impending fate
hanging over some Of those present
When next we met some months after,
how sadly The devoted little band bad
been thiuned, and yet bow futile their
efforts, time has shown When
hihilist circle has reached the number
of sixty, II Is subiiyidgd iut1 ten
smaller circles of siX numbers each
This prgcauiion IS taken % prevent any
great number ut arrests lt enc time, and
also On Iisum police suspicion.
AiLIism has become "a passion 8ith
tbe Russian people and jle mystery
which euvel0ps the Organization bul
adds 90 iis fascination Each member
contributes according o. his mel8s-
The money Is spent iu he jissemiua
lion uf liberalism iu thg purchase Uf
arms ana in aiding those iu need Some
of Do even luls is way o. lhe eA.les iu
siLtIia
-
I do u1t know tLEt / gver saw the
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
THEOLORED NABOBS OF
HAY DON'T LIKE FRED
DOuASS WIFE.

NJ York, June PA COM
neral traveller, whose circuit
emb'es Hayti, lately returned
fromthat island much pleased
Withhe business results of the
trip.When asked how minister
Fre(Douglass was faring in the
BlacRepublic, he said:
Hs badly handicapped by bis
wifeThe leaders of society there
the dies and gentlemen of pure
blaeblood, won't look at her. She
is tOOded and does not go into
sociy at all. There is a great deal
of Rlth in Haytl, and the lead
ers f society have q profound
sens of their own consequence.
The have a slight opinion of
Dodass for having married out
sideis color. This diminishes his
infMce. Mrs. Douglass is an
elegt lady, and feels the ostra-
ciswhich she is compelled to sub
nit 0 because she IS white. The
blac ladies are especially antago
MIST, and manifest their dlspleas-
IRE t her presence at Port au
Prize as the wife of the American
Minter."
Hadded that Hayti would have
yreAy preferred a white minister.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

Lawyer E. NJ. Hewlett will spend
the summer at Atlantic City, n. j.
Mr. j. Booker Hutchings will 90
to North Carolina in a few weeks
to settle mp his mothers estate.
Hon. John S. Durham is in the
city the guest Of Mr.. Robt. 81. Ter
rell.
Hon. Robert SmalIs and wife are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. McKins-
ly.
Rev. E. w. Williams and family
of Abiville. n. c., will visit the
city this simmer.
DR.. j. E. Rankin is at Asbury
Park, n. Y.
Mrs. Hagan, the mother of Mrs.
j. NJ. Gregory, is one of the most
gifted women in America.
Miss Ida M. Lewis, will spend
the summer either at Long Branch
or Asbury Park, n. j.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
SATURDAY. June % 1890
Locals.
- s.

The BEE office is the place to
have your printing done.
WAyTED:-At this Office two or
three good collectors.
Ifyou want first class job work
done call at the BEE office.
WANTED. At this office two prin--
ter, and a boy to do general office
work. Appy at once.
Prot n. Fellows, the great abo-
litouiSt is ia town. He is a great
thinker aud a good talker.
Hon. James B. Deveaux, who ias
been 50 dangerously ill at his home
on 18th S., has greatly improved.
Nj. A. p. Albert, one of the
efficient clerks In the Pension Of
fee has been transferred to the field.
Mr. Joseph HannOe VINO was
transferred from the Treasury De
partment to the Pension Office will
be promoted shortly.
DIR. J. W. Curtis, has been trans.
'.',' =, ell e.,I n N.,nt,~ 49,
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
tuesday morning for Lynchburg,
DON'T STOP MY PAPER, EDI.
TOR.

Don't stop my paper, Editor;
Don't strike my name OFF vet,
1ou know the times are stringent
and dollars hard to get;
But | tuged harder and harder
is what mean to do;
nave scraped the dimes together
enough for me and you.
| can't afford to drop it.
ind 1T doesn't pay, to do without
paper, however others NAV
mated TO ask my neighbors to
! give me theirs on loan,
lney don't just say, but mean it A:
"Why don't you have your own p,
You can't tell how did miss it.
IL Il, by any fate, should happen
not to reach me or come a lit,
tie late,
Then all is in hubbub, and things
go all awry.
And Editor, If you are married.
You'll know the reason why!
Inc children want their stories.
And wife is anxious, too,
At first to glance it over,
AND then to read it through;
AND L to read the leaders,
And scan the book review, Fl
And scan the correspondence
And every bit of news.
l can not do without it., it ia No usa
to try;
Ihe other people take it,
ana Editor, so must /;
L, too must keep posted,
And know what's going on.
Or feel and be accounted
A foggy simpleton.
Then take it kindly Editor,
Ii pay was somewhat slow,
For cash is not so plenty,
And wants not few, you know:
But L must have your paper
Editor, cost what it may to me
I'd rather dock my sugar,
Editor, and do without nv tea.
so, Editor, don't you stop my pa.
per,
Unless you want my frown,
fOr nave sent you my years sub
scription,
And credit it right down,
And send me the paper promptly
and regularly on,
And let it bring me weekly
rs welcome benison.
By @. A. HEREFORD,
Columbus. Miss.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

Allow me to congratulate you on
the "How Great Men Are Made"
article that appeared in your paper
and have with me in cOngratulat.
ing you, the majority of the best
cOlored citizens in Ohio. Let the
good work go on.
Yours for success.
John T.. Morris.
THE SOUTH SPEAKS.
Selma, Ala, June End, 80.
Editor BEE:
You have the sincere thanks of
the Negroes and Republicans of
the South for your manly defense
of the cause of Hon. B. X. Bruce,
against the attacks of these small
political editors. Fe is too deep.
ly planted in the hearts of his peO-
pie for these scIanks'' to defame
him.
Sincerely yours,
A. N. johnson,
Member Republican State Ex.Com-
mittee.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
DON'T MISS THIS TREAT.

The Excursion to Fort Ordway
July End, 80, for the benefit OF
18th Street Presbyterian church,
promises to be conspicuous for
novelty and grandeur, and the
most enjoyable excursion of the
season. There will be grand
drills, by the Juvenile Cadets,
and company of sixteen young
ladies. Singing contests by male
quartettes and other novelties
which will add to the enjoyment;
and the return trip will be made
more pleasant, as we are to have
a full moon at the setting of the
sun. Tickets are limited and are
selling rapidly and as objections
BILE persons will be excluded, it
is wise that others should obtain
their tickets early.
Boats leaves 7th Street wharf at
$50 a. M, and 5 p. M. return at
seasonable hour in time to make
connections with all of the Street
car lines.
Tickets for sale at Hyman Bros
1920 7th st., n. W., Miss E. L.
Fisher, 1742 K ST., n. W., Miss c.
A. Jones, 21I7 K st., u. w, Miss
M. Crusor, 1923 17th st., Mrs G.
Russell, All N st., u. W, Mrs. +.
Wilson, 443 S st., Mrs. +. l.. Car
dozo, 1439 Pierce Place, Mrs. j.
FL. Merriwether, 1922 18th st.,
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAPITAL CITY GUARDS Excursion
leave b. and o. depot at 9:2O a.
H. July 4th, for Harpers Ferry.
SL25 round trip.
% Cent Day and Moonlight
Excursion Tuesday evening July
:, so, to Collingwood Beach.
Doat leaves at 10: a. M, and 6 80
P n . cents round trip.
ju % 2-t
NANTED:-A man and woman
COOK One must make good cake
ana pastry. None but first class
need ned apply. Call at g st. entrance,
TenSlon building at 12 80 to Geo
d. Graham.
UOOD LOTS in South Brook
land small distance from Ecking
IOa' and LIST station on the Metro
politan r. R. Price $3.50 to s4OO
Hy cash $40 per month,
For sale by owner,
NJ 4. Oliver, 1915 14th ST., n. W
June "A, / mo.
y, a. r., o. z. Morton Post No.
= Noman'S Relief Corp No. 1,
AsuNIllerv ! TO the Post and their
nIenaS will leave for Boston by
"aH " oi Penn, route. Sunday Au-
June 2S Z {.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
A BIG DAY AT ENON.

The grand rally at Enon church,
of which Rev. A. S. Thomas is
pastor, was quite success, on last
Sunday. lIev. A. s. Thomas
preached at II a. m. collections:
$3.50. At 3p. 10. Bro. Ham gave
them a gospel talk collection;
$3.50. At s +. m. Rev. w. F.
Graham, of Danville, Virginia
preached, collection. $431.00.
Total collection for the day $656.
so. The Enon Baptist church
has a membership of less than 800.
This church within eighteen
months has paid off an indebted
ness Of $500. The collection of
last Sunday will 60 toward the
new building. The whole of
East Washington was present at
night to hear Rev. Graham, who
preached an excellent sermon in
every respec.. There was a
small congregation from the city
of Alexandra where the Rev.
was pastor six years or more all
came over just to see the Rev.
and hear his voice in the pulpit
again. This speaks we'll for Rev
Graham's work in that city. In
Danville, Va, where be is doing
a grand work, he stands high as
a scholar and christian gentleman
in the estimation Of all the re-
spectacle citizens. The Rev. left
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

Coodges Harness attachment is the best thing of the
kind put the market arranged that
it to harness. in three minutes without cutting the
right In the street. be taken of the
harness minutes and the harness returned its former
style without the least trouble exeOn. hitch
ing and uDhhng horse be attached the vehicle
less than 80 seconds and extrcaed in less than seconds 1t
the harness and nothing its
get out of Od the being constructed that straps
be heightened shortened is required. The Bolt
movable secured allow the be removed when
The particular advantage this device 9TH
consists the construction of the of
the straps whereby the be attached harness
without cutting the has been heretofore necessary
order to use devices of this character
To the loop of the Bolt be attached lines 2S said lines be-
ing connected with the driver by suitable that the
horse becomes unmanageabe the tightening of the lines
will draw the bolt r. and the spring "a Will the plate 16
side and release the animal from the vehicle Any child
hitch unhItch horse without the slightest trouble
Thousands of the attachments being used every day.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

M, Mrs. Abby Terrell of West Ra-
,g,gn, M n: o., age "a years, died
Nay Sist at her homestead Mrs
to herrell has been a Methodist for
~ years: She is the mother of j,
Booker Hutchings of this citv r.
wnom she left considerable proDer.
" Mr. Hutchins will leave the citv
snortly to settle up her estate.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

NJ IDlED7James, the loving SON Of
at tba anu Mrs. Henry HemsIeV-
St az the residence, 4Ss FTanh1;n' FIy'
S',. ? on Wednesday evening a 1o.I5
=. Pin ~: Age p years. The funeral
Snnd S,n sake place from the house on
= "uluay u at l O'Clock. All friends
ARE ARE invited. The bereaved family
tances. VI al dcqnain-
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

With Bruce. 1921 18th ST., or
any mher of the Board of trus-
tees;'. +. j. Shadd, J. T. Gas
kins aron Russell, Prof. F. L.
Carb, Jos. Morrison, q. S.
Worey, W. d. Montague, s.
II. Niams, j. J. Goode.
advt. J y, 1T.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

~; MANSON Robinson is the only
tS.Ofed = registered plummer in
u sae city. His place of business is
"a 10 n street near L and all Or
oea osrs may be left at his residence
-oo K St., u. W. Don't fail to pa
Uon-ze him.
Rue Tue happieSt man in town is
on on lIoh ~, Chase. Everybody he met
~ ts .ue street he informed them
wirI viz, MS wife had presented him
is S'Ia P l8 pound baby girl. This
Sem, -. sons first. A few more pre-.
viii ;I''"l'ohS "ohS of this kind and then he
con r' get used to them. He is to be
congratulated.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
WEST WASHINGTON NOTES

At the grand rally at Mt. Zion
M. <. church last Sunday a colIec-
tlon of $398,00 was raised to CON-
plete debt on the church of S4OO.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Mr.. Olivet n. Butler and
Miss Effie Williams next Thursday
evening at Ebenezer church.
The Sabbath School of Ebene.
zer A. M. e. church will give their
annual sacred concert tomorrow
evening at Z 80 O'CLOCK, all are in
vited.
Mr.. David Lee arrived here Mon.
day evening from Conn, to attend
th" =" . --;rr ~ ~ ...
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.,''io.a tr.m Ee...l-5 .....
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n ...nt --..-.par.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
OUR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

= Some of the most principal
I features D. in the closing of the pu-
bic schools last week were those
OF the Industrial departments uu
der the direction of Messrs. J.
Cooper and j. Hill. The engi-
neer department under Mr.. Coop
er showed the wonderful skill of
the boys and what they can do
when an opportunity is given
them. Mr.. Hill has charge Of the
carpenter shop and in that branch
the boys displayed great know
ledge.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28

The subscribers of the BEE are
requested to pay the collector, Mr..
jackson when he calls. 1t is use.
less to have him call two or three
times a week for subscriptions.
The new park at Tropics View,
Is now ready. Good water and good
shades. Take the electric cars at
'th street and Conductors Will put
you OF at Nadrey'S lane and there
is the park.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
W. FL. BROOKER

Keeps one of the finest grocery
stores In the eastern section of the
city. There is no reason why the
friends and citizens of that section
should not patronize him.
The Washington bee., 1890-06-28
THE E1EET
illustrated COIOTGd NeESl
The FREEMAN.
WHAT IT CONTAINS. How TO GETr.

FTNhe Freeman, the great and only Illus
trated COIOred Newspaper published
certainly fills a long felt want In No.
gro Journalism. The eolored people aavs
long needed just such a champions psU-
sorial neWspaPer--One which will ''paEas
them rs they are" and not carIeaturs tnsu,
- Is too often done by the white Srp-..
The Freeman POrtrays the Negro as 30 -
giving each week the portraits and skrLcn.s
Of the representative men and women s,S
the raCe. Its cartoons and other ilisssrH-
HOns are pertinent and neatly dra~n. Es
V printed on fine tinted book paper Ra.s q.
sold at the very low price of sc. per Sssy.
75c. for three months, SI.35 for six MOO.
and 81 40 for one year. Ladies' "a WoIi as
gentlemen. boys as well as girls can make
money by handling The Freeman ssnd
s6c. for TERMS and INSTRUCTIONS, sraa
lOc. Gin sis'mPs) for sample copies.
Address all matterto,
THE FREEMAN,
indianapolis, IHd.
ARD Il. COOPER Published.
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HWtkvess and entire country. The work is an abIy
vTitesn rsvtsv Of The and his career contains
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kszdsT has appeared In connected form. It Ebounds q
h11sr0ss dtastisns and nirh- provoking iseidsnts
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giving descriptive viFor Startling situation A1d thrilling
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n The KRiShtsbs'idxe Mystery. By
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-04
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. 1890.
Mines worth more than a hundred
two thousand million pounds

Mines worth more than a hundred
millions. two thousand million pounds
Of freight handled every year. ten
thousand more people than any rival
city i'm Montana. O lines. cable
lines, the common point OF meeting for
four great railway lines. six Thousand
miners delivering -four thousand tons of
crude ore every day,twenty-three round
millions given to the world every year
I'm metals, thirty-five thousand people
with eight millions of assessable wealth,
monthly pay rolls exceeding seven
hundred Thousand dollars. gas, schools.
churches. W water. electric service.
nerve. wealth. pluck and splendid pros
poets; "a ~postofiice SD dark that love let
tiers lose themselves i'm it. with bad
ventilation and clerks too few by half
Butte has all these. The congress of
h United states will vote a substan-
tial appropriation this year for one post
office building in Montana. Does Mr..
Garter believe Butte ought to get il:
or is il to go To lielenaI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-04
in THE WRONG BERTH.
An Unpleasant Experience in n Western
Pullman Car.

An Unpleasant Experience in ~ Western
Pullman Car.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The train had just left Grand Island,
Neb., and tho curtain of was be-
ing drawn over the land as the Denver
limited sped towards this city. Seated i'm
the Pullman was a maiden of antique ex-
istence and millinery SO characteristic Of
h Nebraska belle of the sage bush soci-
ETY. of years ago. II uRliness was a crime
she would go to Jail for life. Evidently
she was N man hater. Cruel fate in the
form of the train newsboy thrust a copy OF
Looking into her seat. She re-
pulsed the novel will horror. as il re
called too many birthdays. This is the
heroine of the narrative. The hero is n
travelling man., who got on at Clinton, Ia.
He represented a wholesale liquor house
i'm Chicago, but only remained in Clinton
long enough to find out that il was n pro
hibition town with the possible exception
of The owl and the drug tore; ev.,
the Nebraska belle retired. She retlred
early. Morpheus. with his usual familiar
A bevy OF travelling, men remained i'm 9
rear seat. Finally the liquor man retired.
He occupied upper seven next to upper
ceeted to the smoking apartment, AS he
was nervous and could not rest. Before
.loi ,S SO he pinned m dis a BBisssss Of T. w la;ss pHHI;s %
when he retired. His comrades played q
cruel prank upon him. One of THEN
n ,,;%ntsi !, r sn r." %pp see GR Ss;s curtain sr,p n bs.
hind which slept the budding hyacinth OF
Grand sland.
The liquor man returned in about ter
minutes. He saw the paper and climbed
into the berth. Was there n scene: Was
there n cyclone i'm hat sleeper when ths
Nebraska flower awoke to find a man a
the curtains? The reader should have
been down at the Kansas line, where heI
screams were plainly heard. The scene
bnfics pen or pencil. You should have
been there to see the travelling man fal
TO the aisle. while the occupant of "higf
five. foamcd with