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a short address of welcome. Miss
Grace Shimm recited a tribute to
Col. Robert G. Shaw. which was
followed by the presentation of a
handsome portrait of Col. Shaw. to
the post by Mr.. Robert Il. Terrell,
who spoke on behalf of Col. Shaw's
family. Mr., r. Bruce Bagley re.
ceiVed the picture in the name of
the post. Maj. Charles B. Fisher,
and ]. Harry Smith paid short tri.
butes to Gen. Benjamin F. Butler.
and other war heroes. THE Buri-
al of Shaw" was recited by Miss
Beddie Hamilton, and THE Black
Regiment" by Miss NJ. r. Bowen.
The church choir reused the enthu-
siasm of the audience by a spirited
rendering Of war songs.
Refreshments were served in the
vestry, which wore a decidedly
martial air, with stacked guns and
flags about the room. The old sol.
diers ate hard tack, drank coffee
from regulation tin cups and enter.
tanned their friends with reminis.
scenes of the camp and battle.
Among the distinguished guests
were Congressman Miller, of s. O.,
Fourth Auditor John R. Lynch, DR..
j. w. E. Bowen and Gen. J. G. De
Jarnette.
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SATURDAY. Dec. 20, 1890
Locals.

Wanted at this office three good
collectors. Liberal percentage paid.
The Manhattan club was again
rsided last week.
The Legion Honor is still prepar'
ed TO do business.
Something startling will develop
in few days.
The Osceola fair is largely at
tended and the attractions there
are many.
Arrangements are being made
for a charitable fair or a sOciable
for the benefit Of the poor.
DR.. S. R. Watts Is quite ill at bis
residence 1903 NJ ST., n. W. 1t is
hoped the Doctor will soon recover
Mr.. A. |. Jones of Ohio, is IN the
city, the guest of Dir. and Mrs. w
J. Mayes,
Rev. VIM. Gray, will start Bsp.
fist newspaper. 1t will be devoted
to the Baptist of this country.
Rev. w. B. johnson will have
4 i eulOgy on the late DR.. Simmons
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PRICE DE- LOTS ONLY s1ll.

TERMS OF PURCHAS5: Five dol
lars cash and two dollars per
month, with no interest. Half
cash, 10 per cent discount; all cash
20 per cent discount.
Money will be advanced to par
ties des ring to build.
Those who apply first, will have
the first choic.. OF lots.
1t a husband purchaser dies,
before his purchase is completed,
deed in fee will be given to his
widow, if the property has been
improved, or if not. the amount
already paid will be returned her.
The above presents an oppnrtu-
nifty never before offered the Col
ored people of the city of Wash
ingtOn TO secure a valuable lot,
either as an investment or for 8
home Oil monthly payments, and
at the same time, entitled them
TO a vote and voice In the Gov
ernme.t Of the country.
Already many have made their
homes in the "City of Bow ie,"
and lots purchased on the above
terms should double in value with
in the next six mouths
For further information apply to
w. CALVIN CHASE, Agent,
1l09 ST., D. W.
or CAMPBELL CA RRINGTC N
Owner, sos D ST., q. W.,
Washington, d. G.
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AN EVENING GATHERING

An Evening Gathering was Civ
en- last Tuesday evening at the res
idence of the Misses Anderson.
los o ST., for the benefit of an old
lady 100 years of age. Notwith-
standing the lnclement weather
the house was densely packed. All
kinds of games were played and
music enlivened the occasion. Re-
freshments were served in abun-
dance and at IL O'Clock the guest
begin to dispense and all that were
present acknowledged that they
had spent an evening of pleasure
and asked that it be repeated. The
gathering was a grand success.
both financially and socially. The
young ladies who proposed this
party need 10 be congratulated on
the noble idea of helping the aged.
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THE VETERANS CELEBRATE.

The 23rd annual reunion of COL
ored veterans of the civil war was
held at the Metropolitan A. NJ. E.
church last Wednesday evening
under the auspices of the Robert &.
Shaw Command, Union Veterans
Union. The auditorium was bright
ened by large flags draped from
the pillars and across the front OF
the platform, where were seated
the committee of arrangements and
the speakers.
The gathering was called to or
der by the familiar sound of the re-
veille, which stirred the veterans
pulses. Rev. ]. w. Beckett, gave
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are requested to be present.

4
Invitation are out for the mar
rage Of DR., S. c. Snelson of Sa-
vannsb, Ca, to Miss Lizzie Mason
Of this city. They will BIZ married
on Christmas evening, Dec. 25th,
at Asbury NJ. Z. church.
There is nothing in the world
which will give prompter relief to
Oil suffers from neuralgia than Sal
vsuOn Oil. Price only rs cents a
bottle.
The recent cyclones in the South
and West have done terrible dam
age to life and property, but there's
one comfort left-the people clamor
Tor Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. Chas. S, Morris, one of the
most brilliant journalists, in this
country, published a very able let
Ier 10 the New York Press WeG.
95esday' His letter is in reply to
Mr. MONTGOMERY of Miss.
II frequently happens that nasal
CsIa'rh Is the intermediate step be.
= Seen influenza aud consumption.
Inc best remedy for expelling ca.
Csrrh from the system is Old Sauls
Catarrh Cure.
10 these days of close economy,
'nen You do not wish to send for
YOUR physician so often, keep DR..
pulls Baby Syrup in the house and
y Will save you many an anxious
moment. 25 cents.
Mr.. VIM. Wright and bride (nee)
AlSS Serena Tucker, both of Rich
IVnu, Va, after an extended brl-
va tour North, spent several DAYS
- luis city last week. The bride
= al estlmable young lady aud is
;sld 10 De very pretty. Mr.. Wright
! a mailing clerk in the Richmond
Wv r D., and is held in high es-
Setm Oy his many friends both
aeFe and in Richmond. They left
III nome last Monday morning.
que Oh the most remarkable lists
u lamous contributors ever brought
Osether in a single number of a
Magazine will be presented 10 the
TTauusry issue of the Ladies, Home
journal, of Philadelphia The au-
T UIs IN that number will include
Ssn 1ry ~ Stanley, DR.. Oliver Wen.
Bon MONIES, Ex-President Hayes.
js~a. John Wanamaker, Joseph
NSslson' Hon. Hannibal Hamlin,
PS1uame Albsni, James Whitcomb
v S' Gen. Lew Wallace, GEORGE
M Guilds, DR.. T. De Witt TaImaee,
Bura.Ha,. u. I. Whitney, Robert j.
Edward Bellamy, viii
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pretty happy burlesque, concludes
the excellent entertainment, intro
ducing many rich features and
rare novelties, as we'll as handsome
and shapely girls. Ladies matt
nees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday, including grand Christmas
matinee. Next week, Williams s.
Orr's MeteOrs.
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- tsutOl IOOIIuuf
who has by hard labor and perse-
verance won his reputation as a
first class artist. He has among his
collections some of the most diStin.
guished men in the country, all of
his own work. Among his many
collections are the sage of Anacos-
tia, DR.. Hamilton Smith, Major G.
A. Fleetwood, Nathan Sprague,
and many others. These are fine
works of art and the public should
not fail to visit Mr.. Freeman's gal
lery of art. he is young man who
deserves to be encouraged,
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SATISFIED WITH THE SOUTH

Justice E. NJ. Hewlett who re
Gently returned from Ca, on legal
business, compliments the South
ern white people highly. Among
other things, Mr.. Hewlett said,
that the Southern white people
treated him well; that he is con.
WINGED that all the Negro needs in
the South is to make individual
advancement. Every courtesy was
shown him by the largest law firm
in the State.
AN EVENING GATHERING
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Cooidges Harness attachment the best thing of
KIND ever put on the market is arranged that
secure to harness. three minutes, without cutting
same IN any right out in the street 1t be taken
harness two minutes and the harness
style without the least trouble hitch
ing and unhitchng horse be attached the
less than 30 seconds and excaed in less than
an ornament the harness and contains nothing to
get out OF orde the being that straps
can De heightened shortened is required The Bolt
movable secured to allow the spring be
woru The particular advantage this device
ers consists the construction of
the straps whereby the may harness
without cutting the has been heretofore necessary
order to use devices of this character
10 the loop of the Bolt be attached lines g. lines
ing connected with the driver by suitable MEANS the
horse runs becomes unmanageab the tightening
will draw the bolt H. and the spring "a Will plate
side and release the animal from the vehicle child
hitch unhltch slightest trouble
Thousands OF the attachments being used every day.
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Darleton, Charles A. Dana, Sarah
Orne Jewett, George W. Cable. Ju.
liam Hawthorne, Mrs. Lyman Alb
bott, Mrs, Margaret Bottome, and
nearly twenty others.
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FREEMAN'S ART GALLERY

he Bee,
unity OF
On hook
he we'll
ASKING.
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BRAIN HACKERS.

no cosTRtBUToRss la sending answers name
no or The NATIoSALfRIBuEEi VA which the puzzle
isfound. Ans~ers Of guessers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE. DO not
make numerical euiginas OF your own nnme
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE ocr. 2.
Practical Engma-A carpenter Is known by his
hips.
A Reheetioll-Skylight.
Can You Guess It?-The year, the month, the
days.
John James Enigma-Peony.
To Lydia e. Day-IaFrytow
Hidden Jewels-Dinmond garnet, topaz, pearl
ruby, opal, cameo, agate
Three Battles of the RebeIlion-Antietam Spott-
sylyaniA. Cold Harbor
United We Sinnd-Pennsylvana
a Veterans friend--Kate Is. Sherwood,
HIDDEN FLOWERS
Are these the pans you washed9
The hero seemed affected.
is this your viol, Ehel2
Tier hair Is golden, Rodney.
How this hot sun taiis you'll
Give me pin, Kate,
Did you forget me? Not at all.
kape your mind aisy," says Bridget.
Jennie =. Slaughter.
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Nnfes of The Censna

The Census Bureau announced tho pOpula.
tions of Cities. Towns aud States, as follows
Texas-Marshall, population 7.l96, increase
1872, per cent. 2795; Paris S,25S, increase
4,27S. per cent. 1919; Tyler 6,9OS, increase
Ass, per cent 1870.
characterization 10O22. increase 4,645
per cent $3.50; Memphis 6I5s6. increase 80,
99I, per cent 92.27.
State ofTexas-Population 2, 232, 90, increase
6l0,i AL
State of Tennessee-Population 1903, 723, in
crease 22l, S6I per cent. 1895.
Corrected population of Marietta, o., 8. 800
increase 2,s6i or 1851 per cent. (The limits
of Marietta were extended shortly before the
enumeration so as TO include the village OF
Harmar, the population of which was not in
cluded in the population of Marietta as first
annOunced.)
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.. Suggestions
]. Be true witnesses See ninth command
ment. lex, 20; 49,
:. Do not pcryert others words.
3 BE patient. Do not answer back at harsh
charges
t. A legal oath is right.
3. Do not mistreat even n prisoner
u. Love Christ. He bore all for US
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SOCIETY TO WHICH ALL SHOULD BELONG.
In Aunt My Keller, loved by us all.
I'm e. A. Pinkham, who went at his country's
call.
in ella McNamar who has golden hair.
In o. Edith Dickey, artist fair.
In Bertha e. Morgan, whose hair curls.
In Augustus Melbourne, who likes the girls.
In John James, puZBler great.
In Eta NJ Crawford. of tile Badger State.
In Dollie Goode, with her eyes blue.
In Walter q. Smith, "A O. G. tried and true
My whole Is an organization that extends q well
come 10 all of you.-Lou NJ Staring.
WHAT IS THE PALINDRoME?
II Is composed of 10 letters.
ID |, 8, an animal
z, II, 5, tool
s, and IL is personal pronoun.
2, q, IL, 3 Is used in game,
10 8. 4, 10, 10, to curse
2, o. II, an insect.
49, lG, IL, built by an insect.
My whole is palindrome spoken by famous
warrior-H. NJ. Hoover, Lock Haven, Pa.
c. G. FAvoRITE.
To Jno. A. MoAyeal.
In Inez M. Humbert, not in Eva u. Crate.
In Katie Patterson and in Charles T. Strait.
In Mamie f. HOdgkins, not i'll May Chapman.
In Jessie X Hengy, not In Amos l.. seaman.
In Josie A. Bruno and in Louis NJ Staring
In Lizzie $. Meley and In Adde Harng.
In Gladys Marshall, not In Mary Hoyer.
In Rose NJ. Hail, not in Ida Boyer
? In Elmn Armstrong not in Kate WhiplSey
In hottie V. Emerson, not in Arthur l.. YRkey.
III Eva II. Pryor and Ia Earnest J. Kern
In julius GOgarn aud in Kate WHrlheD.
My Nil Is n g. Q. favorite.-Lulu NJ. Hickman,
Rossviilc, ILL.,
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of II letters:
My Is found in the Amazon River.
is found ia the China Sea-
IL found i'm tho BeTing Sea.
IN found in the Obi River.
3 is found in Mount Everest.
6 is found in Longs Peak.
Is found in Mount Washington.
3 is found in the Indus River.
. " found in the Bnch Mountains.
10 Is found In the Baltic Sea.
III is found In Mount Vesuvius.
II Is found In the Arctic Ocean
IL Is found In the Mississippi River.
II is found in the ST. Lawrence River.
My whole spells tho name OF II famous g. @.
member.-Katie Golden, ScObeyville, ". J.
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D. Bronson frisbie IL the son Of a veteran who
served during the waT Ia the 18th X J. lie i IS
years olH I'VE leei nine inches Ia hight; weight
$50 pounds; dark hair aud eyes lie l. fond of
IHE NATIONAL fEIBUNE aud good books. Would
exchange I,'aiai asli oa,rnphs with C. c. has been
q member since Ju.y D 1920
Aiile J.. J. Aevill. Beaver. Pa. j. the patriotic
daughter 81 private 81 Co. r. 10Th Pa Reserves:
born Sei', - 1867 She il fond Of reading the C. c.
and uoald ike 20 hear from members
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thou shalt deny me thrice And Peter went
| out and wept itterly"-genuinely repented.
All this happened, remember, in the year
20 A. ID. Thirty-fiye years afterward st. Pc
ter was writing his Epistles. He evidently
had in mind his own experience and the COM
mand of Christ to him, to strengthen his breth-
rem. He wrote thus: Beware lest ye being
led away with the error of the wicked fall
from your own steadfastness." Be sober, be
vigIant, because your adversary, the devil, as
Il roaring lion, walketh about seeking whom he
may devour; whom resist" Did not st. Peter
have a sore recollection of how Satan sifted
him IN the Palace Of the High Priest?
When Peter said, know him Christ not"
(St. Lu., % 81 Jesus might well have said,
Who healed your mother-in-law? Who in
vited you to see the daughter Of Jairus raised
to life? Who sought you to witness the trans
fguratiOn2 Who reached out his hand one
time and saved you from dTowning2"
3. Suggestions
The following lines by the American journal
list and poet, Paul II. Hayne, will serve ethical
purposes:
We look with scorn on Peters thrice-told iIei
Boldly say GOOD brother! you nor l.
30 near the Sacred Lord, the Christ indeed.
HAD dared his name and marvellous grace deny
futile boast! o naughty lips be dumbt
Unheraided by boisierous trump or drum
How oft mid silent eyes, and midnight chimes
VSInly to us our pleading Lord hath come.
Knocked at our hearts, stFiven to enter there;
Bnt we, poor slaves of mortal sin and care
sunk in deep sloth, or bound by spiritual sleep,
Heard not the voice divine the tender prayeTI
Ali well for US II some late spring-lide hour
Faith still may bring with blended shine and
shower;
II through warm tears a late remorse may shed,
Our Weakened souls put forth heavenly iowerl
III. CHRIST BEFORE CAIAPHAs.
We have only one verse telling of Jesus be-
fore Caiaphas as a mere individual (St John,
Is pa Nothing legal nor final could be ac-
cOmplished at the informal examinations be-
fore Annas and Caiaphss. IL has been thought by
some that the object OF these meetings was sim
ply TO entrap Christ into saying or doing some-
thing which would warrant his condemnation.
". CHRIST BEFORE THE SANHEDRIM.
l. Data
st. Matt, 90: 81, 50 IS; St. Mark, II: SO, So
90; ST. Luke, % 63-71.
2. Pace.
The Ssnhedrim had their session room on the
west side Of the Temple between the gates
South Asuppim and Parbar.
4. Outline.
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c. c. Sketches.

Samuel T. Erwin, son OF a l0ith Pa. and MEM
her of The C. C. for years. y five feet 10 inches
In hight 20 years old. has dark eyes and black
hair except a tuft OF white hair, which for genera
tious hRs been a common heritage from father To
son. He j. a graduate Of business college in
Phi adei phis likes TO read good books by good
authors. j. fond of music and now is employed on
HE fathers farm n Holland. Pa.
Mol.ie A Robertson President Annie Witten-
myer Tent. J. -. OF V, Department OF Iowa.
Keukuk Iowa aud National Senior Vice President
Daughters Of Veterans. u the daughter Of George
Robertson 9th Iowa Ecgimental BaEdmaster. First
Division. Fifteenth Corps. She - Eve feet one
inch taiI. black hair aud brown eyes. weight 100
pounds. Anyone -i.tlg information on the sub
tect ~ ID. Of V MAY iTess above. Iowa girls
urged 10 communicate at once.