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The Washington bee., 1890-05-31
THE FITLER CLUB.

The Edward Fl. Filter Club of
Philadelphia, Pa, arrived at the
Baltimore and Ohio depot on
Thursday ev ming about 1850.
The club was composed of some
of the best known politicians in
the State of Penn. An escort
from the John Sherman RepubIi-
can League aud the Blaine Irwin
cibles, met the club and escorted
1t to the Armory of the Wash
lngton Cadet Corps. The process
sion was headed by w. Calvin
Chase, president of the John
Shtrman Republican League, fol-
lowed 10y Major G. A. Fleetwood,
Lieut.. Ill. S Smith and several
hundred citizens with Col 2. Ii.
Carson, of the Blaine Invincibles
in the rear. Mr.. John w. Free
man was marshal. The Co net
band of Philadelphia, Pa, escort
ed the club to the city aud render
ed excellent music The line cf
march was up New jersey Ave,
to G ST., down G to 2ad, down 2nd
10 Pa. Ave, up the Avv., to 10th
ST., 10 M, down NJ to 8;h, up 9Th
to 0, down O 10 the Cadet armo~
ry, where the club WIS received
The chairman of the committe,
Mr.. Chase, made the introductory
address of welcome, af erwhich be
introduced Mr.. Freeman, who
welcomed the club on the part of
The Blaine Invincibles. Judge
Jones welcomed the Club on the
part ofthe citizens of Washington.
Major Fleetwood rendered his old
armory to the club during lis
stay in the city. Col. Carson tens
dered the hospitaIitles of his
house which were accepted. On
account of the law pro!i6i,i~g
military organizations from enter
tanning political clubs, none of
the military companies could take
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

Irish Literatue" was delivered in
his usual happy mood. In conclud-
ing he gave some very wholesome
instructions and paid high com.
pliment to the Lyceum. Rev. d.
J. Hill. pastor of Ebenezer A. M.
Il, church also made some very
encouraging remarks. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen are
among some Of the many who
have read before the Literary this
season: Hon. III. G. Q. Astwo ),i
Prof. j. Lawson, VIM. G. Chase.
Esq., Messrs. NJ. 9. Maxield
aud Daniel Lomax. This associ-
alton has accomplished much
good 10 this section and reflects
no little creiit 10 is officers and
members. Cot. g NJ. Arnold
was elected an IIonory member
alter singing God BE- with us
Till we meet again - Tie assoai.
alton then adjourned to meet the
first Friday in November.
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SATURDAY. May 81. 1890
LOCALS.

WANTED AT this Office two or
three good collectors.
Tfyou want first class job work
done call at the BEE ,fhce.
Mr.. II. G. Smith of B,rming-
ham, Ala, will arrive in the city
N a few days.
Dmt tail to attend the 10th
anniversary of the Cadets at Col
lingwood Beach Juue 18th.
WANTED:-A lady CLERK for a
law otiic4, address IN oFn hanj
writing Box [, BEE office.
The cumby Court martial trial
will be resumed next Monday
night, at which time the defense
will be heard.
Il young man vino Is willing to
make himself useful can nb'ain
employment at this office. Apply
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

D. Cooidges Harness attachment the best thing
Khd ever put on the market 1t arranged that
secure 1t to harness. minutes cutting the
same IN any right out in the 1t be
harness. In TWO minutes and the harness
Sle without the least trouble exertiOn
ing anu unhchIng horse Can be vehicle
less tha O seconds and exrcated
ornament to the harness nothing in its parts TO
get out OF oe the being straps
can be heightened shortened is required
movable secured allow the spring when
Worn The particular advantage this device possesses
ers consists the construction of
the straps whereby the be any harness
without cutting the has been heretofore necessary
order to use devices of this character.
IOthe loop OF the Bolt be attached lines lines
Ing connected with the driver by suitable means that if the
morse runs or becomes unmanageabe the tightening
VIII draw the bolt l2 and the spring "a Will the
side and release the animal from the vehicle Any child
can hitch or unhch horse without slightest trouble
thousands OF the attachments being used every day.
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kERNAN'S NEW WASHING
TON THEATRE.

Tue Pialras Grand Cumbina-
ton of Novelties will be the at
fraction next week, beginning
Monday night. The troup is
| headed ga by the Pialras, who are
oiled as the latest European SEN
satlon. Miss Fairchild and Prof.
Livingston, the Australian fire
workers, are an entire new and
original feature of variety shows.
Miss Fannie Beane-GiIday will
sing some ofthe latest songs, and
no uY some pretty fancy dancing.
ward and Vokes, versatile Ethio-
pan comedaian, also introduce
: number of original songs and
ushces. The act OF Sam Collins,
americas great break-neck and
scrooatlc Dutch comedian, is
'efy laughabie, and never fails to
dniuse the house. The Devons
viii perform some marvellous
iea'S, and Roger Dolap. the Irish
inOIIledian, nuI assisted by Miss Belle
Dolan' the rough Irish character
vocalist, will come on for twenty
RRinntes .; of bright comedy. John
D'unS' the great soloist, late of
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31
WEST WASHINGTON NOTES.

At a grand rally of the First
Baptist church, last Sunday Rev.
Sandy Alexander, pastor, the
amount of collection was (6OOOO)
six hundred dollras.
Rev. J. w. Beckett, D. D., the
worthy appointed pastor to the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
preached to a large congregation
last Sunday during the day.
Bishop Brown was also a very
attentive listener. The choir under
the leadership of Mr.. j. L. Layton
rendered excellent music.
The mmsical and Literary AssO-
citation closed its meeting last
Friday evening with interesting
exercises. The inclemency Of the
weather did not prevent the
many friends and members of the
Literary from turning out In
large numbers. The programme
was interesting throughout. The
solos of Misses Francis Glasco
Jessie Neal aud Matte Blackwell
need special mention. Col. Geo.
M. Arnold's address upon "Some
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

Oappa's Seventh Regiment Band
assisted by Miss Jessie Binns. will
give a pleasant musical act.
Leopzon, the juggler, will give
some remarkable exhibitions of
nis dexterity. The performance
Will conclude with the Fremonts.
Charles and Lolita, in the latest
novelty ske ch team.
L-dles mattinees TUESDAY.
Thursday and Saturday.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31
PERSONALS.

Hon. Blk. Bruce, left the city Tuesday
ND mug for Alabama.
Hon.J. N. Langst IN, has arrived in
the city.
DR.. j, W. Gurtis, will leave the city to
day for Illinois. The dOct,r is going on
business.
Col. P. h. Carson, will attend the
Grand Army Encsmpment to be h. Id in
Boston Mass, in August. He has been
elected as one Of Gen'l. Ayers staff
officers.
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F'~NN A''U-I-~AU-J A-o>- -,
Will give an excursion to Collins
wood Beach as will be seen by
The advertisement in another
column.
Prof j. T. Layton's, musical
class will give a musical soiree at
fbe Metropolitan church Monday
evening June End This class
will demonstrate the musical
ability of Prof Layton and show
eOnclusively what he eau do as a
musical instructor.
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UJuSr coUdUIIouLnUuU LuO UIL, !,
because all of our goods will be
bought directly from the manufac-
turers at wholesale cash prices.
By this arrangement our patrons
will reap equally with US, the ben
efits arising therefrom. We expect
to build up a business by giving
our customers polite and attentive
service, the best goods in the larg-
est varieties, and at the lowest
prices.
This is no idle boast. We mean
just what we say. In proof of
which, we cordially invite a careful
and thorough inspection Of our
stock add then ask you to compare
our prices with those of other
houses handling the same goods.
AS it is impossible, within the
limits of a circular, for us to enum
crate, or for you to form any idea
of what we propose to do, we most
respectfully invite you to favor us
with visit and examine our goods.
Remember the mum Der, 1920 7th
Street, between n and D Streets,
n. w.
Respectfully.
HYMAN BROS.
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GKHH EHa LInlEs, RsSEs AID RIIRa.

SEhe ~Comfort Corset made by the Boston Com
pit Corset Co., 76 Chauncy st. Boston, Mass. is the
snly perfect ttttEg AID at thesame time forGat8
Hrset made, and viii outlast two three ardInag4
eorsets. These broad assertions but trial vii
eonvince any lady q the fact. The use of sevura4
azeS at the top. FOR each wis size ensures oersd
both for taperiR waists straight lorna. Tina
!gSte11 = peculiar to this corset RRd q Ratented
fAiS. Wifh the maD-9r Of cutting a1a eefdinz en-
saRes Comfort, which every lady kAswB 70 90 Inn
ortant and desirable. 1t y tghtly named "CoRfoT1
90rset." Don't let any otner corset be Worn II yon
Talue health, comfort and a perfect ft. slRas
Ztssss as well a. ladies' Also q waist foc stS1Nb
n the same principle This Is he only child -
!D the market that requires no alteration 20 g
child send to above addIeg for circ5aaE1
MI desef Dtioa aud pgleeS, Mana hR@4
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colored people will learn some
sense one of these days.
There has been a great clamor
among our people for a store or a
business establishment that would
employ colored young men and
women. The latest enterprise is
that OF the Hyman, Bros. Now If
our colored citizens want their
bays and girls to have employment
now is the time for them to show
1t by supporting this store. Let us
talk less and do more.
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The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

The unveiling Of the Lee Monu
ment at Richmond, Va, was
great event in the history of the
Southern COnfederacy. Secession
is not yet dead. The seed is still
alive and when an opportunity pre-.
sents itself the poison will slowly
but surely show itself. The con-
federates who were defeated in bat
tie have seen fit to establish a mon
ument to their brave hero (?) but
the hero of American liberty has
no monument erected to his memo
ry the government that was es-
tablshed through his efforts should
erect a monument to him, Gen.
ULYSSES S. Grant.
*x*
The meeting of the AfrO-Ameri-
can Leagues has proven to be a
failure. Nothing was accomplish
ed and if the newspaper reports
are true, the attendance WAS sn all.
| am of the opinion that the Afro
Lmerican League will be a success,
full failure.
x*M
/ attended the opening of the
Manhattan club last week. 1t was a
most brilliant affair and those who
failed to attend missed a great
treat. Mr.. Stovall, the manager of
the club. deserves special mention
for the excellent manner in which
the reception was conducted. The
club bids fair to be one cf the finest
in the city. There were fully 500
people present and everything was
plentiful.
The alumni of Howard UniverEi-
ty declined the bid Of Mr. E. e.
Murray the Caterer, and accepted
Mr.. Fruend's, which was more than
Murray's bid by 500. The Howard
University alumni association is a
colored organization. Mr.. Fruend is
a white Caterer who will not ac-
commodate respectable colored
people, unless it is 1T night after
his business hours. Mr. Murray
has one of the finest saloons in this
city and he can serve parties, balls
etc., as well as AN! cody else and
Why be is not patrOuized | am uD-
able to state. Why is it that our
colored institutions, that depend
on colored students for support,
cannot see the necessity of building
up just uch place as Murray's on
14th ST., n. W. 1 suppose that the
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

SECTION ), b~,:'-s'ss; .,DY. Si;I, 1891.
So Doom G.D atlantic Bpi-
S0DE. BY JUsTIE f. = -JAET1Y. Apcwerful and
faTlE S1T1 ~ 5sTy 5ss q i 7 m sl & l ab6srd % st
Liverpool 70 tie terrible lal:d z at New York.
81 William Shakespeare;
How, WHEH WHY AND WHAT HE WROTE. BY. H.
A. TAME. There never has been compressed into
s1ch brief space so much about the immortal Bard
Of Avon " as in this work OF the brilliant French
author.
56 RaSselaS; Prince of Abyssinia.
By DR.. SAMUEL JOHNSON. One Of those immortal
not to read Il story Of the human heart in its
haPPiest m99ds Snd nG6est t. asSpirati3Sns Part ~
81 Money. BY Sir Il. BulWer Lyt-
u Yeiics should read BuITeTs Money" Under
the above title you see the coinage and hear the
jingle of the full play.
50 Peg WOffinstOn. By Charles
READE This masterpiece By the ErsSt s,oS RoysIis.
minds ornament their work. Part II.
% Peg WOFFINGTON. Part L.
Il Miss TOOsey's Mission, and
LADDIE. Two OF those rarely conceived and
chsrTningy told stories Of home and duty which re-
fresh and inspire.
30 Paul and Virginia. By Berna-
classic renews its freshness and beauty with every
reading. 1t is the story that never dies" Part IL
q PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part l.
l8 Cardinal Riehelieu. By Sir Il.
EULWER LYTTON. The character Of the
yily, ambitious and brilliant French primate, as
sketehed by Bulwer in his immortal play Of Cardi-
11l Richeleu. is the one which has become historic
T. EnOeh Arden, and Otker gems.
s. lLrszD TESSYsQE. For purity Of s.Z.e. genuine
lsTsT SURPASSED his EnOeh Art-en,f
g Romeo andeJuliet. ~ Will
l94H BLACK. An exquisite sketch a two fool.
81 lovers Who mingie tender sentiment with The
.sss.oroIs ia a way to mako eSc-s5-iy snila.
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',. gI3 he distinctly stated.
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Washington D.
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WHAT l SAW, AND HEARD,

The country is full of discomfort
ed office seekers. They are contin-
ually finding fault with the admins
istrati0n. This administration thus
far has appointed more colored men
to office than any previous admin
iStration has done.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

The attack III i,It on the Record
erS office emina!e only from men
whose records w not stand the
calcium ligtTs ar. Bruce was not
appointed TO his present position
with the und~r>tauding that he
should retain Trotter's app ,intees
nor was Mr.. B u appointed with
any understand nging thai he
should make lis Office exclusively
coiOred. FL has made but five
appointment since he has had
"hnrmn an" ihrea nf'hnsn are color.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

There are some men in this CITY
who have an idea that they are
great because they write for n9ws-
papers aud are of the opinion that
the administration must listen to
them anyway. Washington is full
of egOliscally asses.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

l am certain that Col. James Hill
of Mississippi will be seated. Col.
Hill is deserving man and if the
Republican Congress wants an able
man in Congress, one who is not
full CT egotism and bOmbast, Col.
Hill is that man.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31

.-,,,7 iSHED EVERY SATURDAY A
u O,,naIsT. n. w. WASH. d C.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-05
Money kings govern all;
Preachers pray for ALL;
Merchants sell to dN;.
Undertakers bury aH and
The farmer pays for aM
Circular from Mr.. Donnelly.
MINNESOTA STATE FARMERS ALLIANCE
OFFICE OF STATE LECTURER,


OFFICE STATE LECTURER,
HASTINGS, MIMI. Nov. 18TH 1890.
DEAR SIR: will be much obliged you will this your
at it's meeting meeting already
please that notice delegate
the State Alliance meetng 3O 1890 present
have directly the members the Alliance will
submit myself to such action they fit take
In the first place. beg leave the
feat of Mr. Owen the
ception Mr. Bermann did all
making speeches the
Steele Mower Osted Dakota should
time taken the fierce
county, to place in the State Senate the State
Alliance at it's July session. that would Legislature
contest by large majority against both the old
parties We Mr. Owen County,
to Gov Merriamhs being the only section
the which Mr. Owen of the Republican
stood Owen 1O36 Merriam Wilson,
dnary Democratc Mr. Cleveland carried 7S
ty in n total vote OF about 4,OOO
mention these facts charged against
State Alliance conventions held that
Alliance to Gov Merriam elected President the Alliance
ed The
such charges.
congratulate upon victory
securing large and the balance
power in both the House and Senate.
But the battle have fought kmsh compared
that which follow the coming the
the people the reforms which
double numbers and
the confidence the
Justly charged to the Alliance members senato
will shrink to notngn like the old Grange it's
the Legislature will be chds play All the
depleted and impoverished Cunning
taton dcue and together be
paid agents Rings and the Railroad
Companies the
weak will and the knaves bbed will drawing back
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Who are You Watching

Why watching those
this tremendous alliance agitation
almost their lives the dark year. were ten
fifteen actual alliances in the They doubt and
ccse and aud watch? Certainly the men
who organized alliance would
you? No sir, that is not human nature
You wouldn't have watch took
the $500 with the Bank for
before Not by
when which exposed the
thing a Merriam organ"
You wouldn't suspect labor redhot
and who took it, publishing
paper sell the aanceN
pounded and doubted and abused lied those
whom it has silently the attitude of "aders"
You woudn certainly motive merely mention
would the intense alliance
from insurance and banking st.
owshp aunts with Jim Hill his private palace Coast
and would doubt good expelled
from the Dodge County nces doubt
question and baspeme holy
pecke wreck there Wabasha travelled
the northwest revealing niques and building voutions
You Wuldnt condemn who
of alliance funds from 80 to so days Office
and expulsion from the alliance and Of whom thirty alliances
have written Of funds desert this
pab dmers character exposed
Donney Fish, who insisted themstrke
em Don't let the radical who believe the
do something Let have political swpes bankers
less these who fight and c
else every fraud invented.
Down with the dosomethngs anyway
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$500, 100000
Danger to the Alliance.

As the Alliance approaches that development strength
which indicates possibility of it's becoming
government the tremendous of wealth political
exerted modify the policy of it's When prom
nent by virtue the brought
face with
The talk and
talk and write the
the to the same line wholly distinct
human nature
It like the difference between troops death and
behind the
breastworks have been cleared
Few have the within them face the toadym
dollars OF capital with all that that mpes
aten single legislature have the native herosm before
polished and cultured pncng old civilization proclaim
truths envolved at the hearthstone of dsoated
Here the danger We have reached it. The
and already find who have posed the
their with money platform
comes the conservatism of the lobbyl
The hour demands
demands the of the
clouds pathways
well as tread those already beaten. ~
The hour OF trial Watch who waverswho trenchewho
drous times which dawn us
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teeth to obtain the remedial ee
an ;datns In this fight 81 The Alliance
sssis9 y a he
ali IL behalf % s a
viii win shelter 81 ss% do
9 ss his
eaqes s. St Paul the 81 1 his
ne Rst S % a9 . he s sns
s t. a'as
s sss
POSITION When fEas 3as
Ssi last ses nP Pe
% fsss ssod Id
ss The sss ss ns
sa the 80
d. I s,s
%s Of % %
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% sss sG aa ss @ s. @
hostile to th The ps e. viii
% $ss s5:s
your tSs h% n aroad v
sss7 sss win s 9s e. s.
% ss Ing essas sss ss
1899 we may @ t united front to
the hsz % II
that the able make This
can done 5 obtaining prices for wne lumber machinery
oo5s st nabs to
s aas % %sa a %
and going begging England
all such matters alone negotiate officially
Alliance subordinate
OF all that might have
sened to through
but plain blunt prefer things straight
delegate accordingly say ss sc
the principles represented the Alliance
President shall place
soldier
As shall strive do individual
repudated by the Alliance That much
beg that you will see that baan the
the State Convention will the
ever held in and probably the Remember you
can annual dues the delegate
too remote or too poor to send delegate the constitution
vdd that only alliances Also
that the larger the meeting greater will be s
effect good the Legislature which thereafter
the should The Revo
Mr. Owens
would also ask that there alliances your
dead beyond resurrection that
number and address Such dnc bodies
OF rotten
who may labor to destroy Organization
1have the honor to be- respectfully yours
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81 90 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
POURING IN.

POURING IN
pouring in As posi-
organize township only
in clubs of ten.
GREAT WEST foremost among the
INVESTIGATORS
age puts money large experience
absolutely free combinations" political
bargains the wind that blows across praries.
But the why should to have this
household because and labor not
sl" the GREAT WEST has secured the wonderful
DOCUMENTS ON THE GRAIN TRADE
produced robbe
trated upon the farmers OF the
Some these letters written signed and mailed by the
plutocrats o Northwest, sent to great
Banking Institutions of the Old World
apparently
includes
CONTRACTS" OF A STARTLING NATURE
wheat stealing buyngs of for fraud and
pendou the railroads But
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