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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

ylction on a charge Of forgery on winch sic "a, va
awaiting trial obtained 80 from her ana tsV a..r'
iy threatening 20 have her bail bona io.citsu IL, -
tort@d sls more Hopkins said that the sums wefe
fees lie was released on $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THE LEGALITY or HIS FEES QUESTIONED

Harry Z. Hopkins. lawyer at No. 90 broadway.
a'ra.gned al TIE Harlem Police Court yesterday on
charge Of cXtoftng 3js from Mrs. Mliy Ann Moran
OF No 2l7 East Eighty sXths st. The complaint alleges
that Hopkins on the plea Of having Mrs. Moran
adiudged lunac In order to enable her t. avoid con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
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The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

city and abuse one of their highly
respected citizens. Rev johnson
has done too much for the people
in his section of the city. in which
his church is built to allow any
insult from an alien. The people of
his congregation should rise as
one person and resent the Insult
offered him. The Metropolitan
Baptist church is not the little R
ST., Baptist church, it is to day
one of the best known churches
in this country and its pastor
is known to be man of push,
enterprise aud respectability.
To whom are the people Of the
Metropolitan Baptist church in
depted for their beautiful edifice?
To whom are they indebted for a
reformation of a section of the
city which was at one time a
modern hades, but, today a para
disc? Rev. johnson has not only
fought the battle for Christ, but,
be was brave soldier in the late
civil war.
While Rev. Browne was bound
by the shakles of slavery and un-
able 10 free himself from the
clutches of those who bound nim,
Rev. Johnson Was on the field of
battle with musket in his hand,
aiding in the liberation of the
very man who has attempted to
traduce him. lie has opened his
church do 1rs to further advance
his interest and the work of the
True Reformers, and be is com.
pensated with abuse. Will the
members of the Metropolitan
Baptist church tolerate this kind
of treatment toward their pastor,
who has done so much to elevate
them? We know that Rev. John
sous members have too much
respect for him to allow this insult
to 90 unoticed.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
kERNAN'S NEW WASHING
TON THEATRE,

The attraction at this popular
resort next week beginning Mon.
day Sept. 22nd, VIII be Lester
and Aliens picked Vaudeville
Stars and Mons. Arnold Kiralfy's
Parisian Ballet troupe. Lester
and Allen will be recognized as
the funniest and most popular
vaudeville team in existance. and
have the best wishes of everyb ldv
in their new enterprise. Specially
engages, Mons. Arnold Kiralfy's
and his Partisan ballet troupe will
make rich feature of the enter
tainment, TIE most noted bal
let master of the day, his dances
are invariably acknowledged the
most artistic executed. He intro,
duces the worlds greatest charac-
ter dancers Mile Josephine DeRo-
sa, and the great American pre-
mler; Jeahnetta, assisted by Miss
es Edith Pearl, Leontine DeFlure.
Louise A. June, Ethel Everly,
Henrietta Lee, and Florange Ev-
In the olio, which has
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
HAS CITIZENS ANY RIGHTS ?

One evening this week a lady
and gentleman entered the ice
cream and eating sOloon, formerly
a restaurant kept by Reed and Har-
ris. and ordered ice cream. Police.
man Daily entered and requested
the parties to vacate which they
refused to do. Officer Daily asked
them did they know the reputation
of tue house, if not, he would call
a patrol wagon and send them to
the station house. The parties
whereupon left. This is a high
handed piece of bulldozing and in.
timidatiOn. What right has any
officer to enter a mans place of bus
mess and order people to leave.
The house is now conducted by
Mrs. Hans and she has a license
and in this case she has an action
against the District.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
HOW TO KEEP YOUR
FRIENDS.

A girl, | know, said: ''I'm a
great one for making friends.n 1t
sounded as if she ought to be very
happy, but when l had minute to
think [ wondered if she were good
at keeping them. Making friends is
easy to the girl who is bright and
happy, whose society gives pleas
ure and who is genial. But the
keeping of them demands more
than this.
1t you want to keep friend
don't get too intimate with her.
Have you own thought, and
permit her to have hers.
Do not demand too much of her
in the way of confidence
Aud do not be too aggressive.
wanting to know why she hasn't
done this, aud why she doesn't
think as you do.
If You think your friends style
of dress is not beautiful, don't tell
her; you only offend her because
deep in her heart she is convinced
that she knows a great deal more
about it than you do,
Do not find fault with your friends
friends, and do not expect to be
the only one given a corner in her
heart,
Be as considerate of her feelings
as if she were a stranger, and re-
member that polltenesS is all every
day garment, and not one intended
only for high-days and holidays
To sum it up in one sentence,
preserve the courtesy of the beginn
ing if you wish to keep your friend
ship to the end.-'Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
HOW TO TREAT I SWEET
HEART.

When he comes to see you, let me
give you few hints as to your
treatment of him -
First Of all, my dear, don't let him
get an idea that your one object in
life is to get all you can out of him.
Don't let him believe that you
think so lighly of yourself that
whenever he has All idle moment be
can find you ready and willing to
listen to him.
Don't let him think that you are
going out driving with him alone,
even if your mother should be
lenient enough to permit this.
Don't let him think that you are
going to the dance or the frolic with
him; you are going with your
brother, or else you are going to
make up a party which will all go
together.
Don't let him spend his money on
you; when he goes away, he may
bring you a box of sweets, book or
some music; but dOn'tmake him feel
that you expect anything but
courteous attention.
Don't let him call you by your
first name at least not until you are
engaged to him, and then only
when you are by yourself.
Don't let him put his arms around
you and kiss you; when he put the
pertty ring on your finger it me ant
that you were to be his wife soon,
he then gained a few rights
but not the one of indiscriminate
caressing. When be placed it there
be was right to put a kiss on
your lips; it was the seal of your
love; but if you give your kisses toe
freely they will prove of little value
A maiden fair Is like a beautiful
rich, purple plum ; it hangs high "
on the tree and is looked at with
who would get it, must work for it.
and all the trying should be on his
side, so that when he gets 1t he
appreciates it. You know the story
of the man who saw "A beautiful
plum on a tree, which be ever 50
much wanted; next to it hung
another plum; it seemed as beautiful
and, it was apparently just as sweet
as the one he wanted. The seeker
for it stood under t for a moment
looked at it with longing eyes, and
behold, the plum dropped into his
mouth. Of what value was it then
1t was looked at and Cast aside.
Now take this little story, and
make it point be moral that I wish
it tO.-'LadIeS Home JOunar'
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
THE NEGRO JUDAS.

Mr.. Montgomery, the negro delegate,
addressed the Mississippi constitution al
convention yesterday in support of the
committee report aud in favor of white
upremscy-Washingto Star.
Yes, a Negro, an ex.slave of
Jefferson Davis brother supports
ing a proposition looking to the
permanent establishment of white
supremacy In the State of Missis~
sippi, is the peculiar spectacle
which we are called upon 10 con-
template today. Mississippi in
many respects has a remarkable
and she has produced
'ry remarkable men. She
e lead in the secession
movement aud gave the confeder-
acy its President--Jeferson Davis.
In the years Immediately follow
ing tie war she gave the country
TWO Ecolored q. S Senators, the
only two persons of this race who
have ever occupied seats in that
body. From this same race at
later period she gave the country
two government Bureau officers;
the ouly ones who have ever re
ceiyed this distinction.
Now. she sfartles the country
by producing cnlored man who,
as the sole representative of his
race In the State constitutional
convention, unblushlngly advo-
Gates white supremacy and the
practical diSfrsnchi,ement of his
own people. The question uatur-
ally arises is he a tool or a knave?
1t seems to Us that he is a good
deal OF both. There seems never
theIeSs TO be methods IN his mad
ness. His ambition is to obtain a
seat in Congr, So, and he hopes BY
thus degrading himself 10 curry
favor with the Negro batting de-
mocracy and thereby advance his
own interests. We see no differ
ence between a white oppressor
aud a Negro traitor.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
A BLUNDER.

When a few days ago, in the
face of Democratic blus'er aud in
science the Republican party
abandoned temporarily the posi-
ton which it had assumed on the
Federal Election bill and consent
ed to defer Reconsideration to the
next session of Congress, it COM
mitted an agregious blunder.
From the day the bill was intro
duced to the day that the cOmpro-
mise was effected by which its
consideration was suspended dur
ing the present session, the dem
ocrats have been unable to offer a
single valid objection to its pass
sage. In fact they could make no
argument against it and practical
ly attempted to make none. They
relied upon the tactics which had
served them successfully before
the war-defance aud insolence-
thoroughly understanding the
cowardice of the commercial spir-
it of the North, and countir G con-
fideutly upon it for success.
This is strikingly illustrated
by the tone of the southern press.
The Atlanta Constitution made
somewhat famous by Gradys shall
low defamation said recently:
By way OF giving due notice. let Us
say right here that when the wires flash
the tidings that the President has signed
the force bill the Constitution will in
stantly call mass meeting to organize
q Home Rule League. It will b. the
most determined gathering of people ey-
er cen in Ge0rgia's capital, aud lis ac-
tion will be spontaneous, unanimous, aud
as SPEEDY as the live thunder when it
leaps from Its home in the burning ether,
The boycott, with eyeay white man, wo-
man and child in the South behind u, A.,
will be mightitr than AL the armies whose
marching feet once shook this continent
from sea TO sea.
Does not this sound very much
ike the editorials that appeared
lu the Charleston WGcUy before
the war? 1t was not without influ>
eneo then IN to--~-;-:- ..
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
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The Washington bee., 1890-09-20
REV. ROBT. JOHNSON.

We can readily understand
why a bad man is abused and crit
icised for misGomeanors, but, it
is surprising to Us why a good
and enterprising man should be
attacked in his own city by an
alien, who has no more interest in
the city than to advance his own
interest to the detriment CT 9TH
ers. We refer TO the address of
Rev. w. W. Browne, of Rich
mond, Va, in the convention of
True Reformers held in the Mt.
Pisgah church a few days ago.
This gentleman went a long ways
out of the line of the business of
the convention to attack Rev.
Robt. johnson, who left that Or
der some years ago.
Mr.. Browne is at liberty to at.
tack a man on his own grounds,
but, it Is in bad taste for him to
come to this city and make a per-
sonal attack on a divine who is
respected and honored by the en-.
tire community. Rev. Johnson's
work in this city is entitled to
the highest commentator and
the people will not tolerate a man
like Rev. Browne to come to this
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

failed, nevertheless, even then of
permanent success. and its failure
will be much more pointed now.
But the mischief done in con
senting to lay aside lhls measure,
even temporarily, results from a
general misapprehension on the
part of ;he Southern people. The
Democracy # that section Nill
assert indeed. are already assert
ing, that the Republican party has
been routed and compelled to
abandon its chief legislative meas
ure; while Republicans, many Of
them al least, will not readily un-
derstanG the laItuatiOn. That the
bill cannot BE- passed this session
is matter of deep regret, but
that it certainly will be passed at
the next session there is 40 doubt
No matter what may be the re-
suits of tie fall elections, whether
the Democrats shall pile up i'm
mems majorities in the South hy
unblu-hing frauds as they have
done in Arkansas. or the RepuDh-
cans shall in spite of fraud and
violence carry the election, one
thing may be safely predicted
the passage of the +, deral Elec-
ton Bill. The people do not in
tend longer to be detrauded at the
ballot box and governed by a MI
nority party.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

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The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

Ex-senator Bruce has accepted
an invitation from the National
Republican Committee to make an
extensive campaign in the north
ern and eastern States, beginning
about October 1st.
The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

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Republicans left the House of
Representatives Wednesday to
keep from voting for Langston.
Coleman of Louisiana should be
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The Washington bee., 1890-09-20

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THE SENATE.

The state of parties in the Senate is
attracting much attention throughout
the country. When Idaho and Wyom .
ing are admitted as States by the next
Congress there will be Republican
majority of IA. When the Senator'S
whose terms expire this winter go out
their places will be supplied with 5
Democratic Senators-one from each Of
the States of Kansas, New York. Hi
nois, New Hampshire and Wisco psin.
This will reduce the Republican ma
jority to 4 in the Senate. An a lliance
man will succeed Ingalls, from Kansas.
which in the South means Democrat
There is contest over the Legislature
in New Hampshire, but it is thought
the Democrats will succeed in ousting
Blair.-Economist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21
GROVER CLEVELAND.

The Wilmington Messenger says :
The papers all over the country
continue to give expression favora :
bic to the nomination of Mr.. Cleve-
land in 1892. The n. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser. N. Y Times, St.
Louis Republic, Chicago Herald.
Norfolk Virginian, Memphis Av~-
lanche. Brooklyn Eage and Kansas
City Times and others not heretofore
named are among them 1t is plain
enough as the Richmond Times SAYS,
that there are: imperative reasons for
the reelection OF Grover Cleveland"
The Commercial Advertiser but states
a fact when it says:
1T vas the leaven of his work that
has placed the Democratic party to-
day 10 a position Of strength that 1t
has never before enjoyed
To perpetuste and add TO his
strength is the duty of the hour. The
unscIhsh devotion to great principles.
to which the party at large has been
brought again, is its salvation in the
future.
There is but one individual now
before the country who can accom-
nlish this. He has done it before,
and his name is Grover Cleveland.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

The Alliance has elected o Cover
nor in South Dakota.
Tennessee elects an Alliance Gov.
ernor by big majority.
Nebraska elects an Alliance Gov
ernor and two Congressmen.
There gill be between forty and
fifty Alliance congressman in Cong
reSs.
The o6 counties Of N. g., have
organized County Alliances. Only
sI7o Sub Alliances in the State.
Crops have been good and it
behooves every one who can to
e tile dues If behind in their ALLAN
&C. Go to yosr Alliance meetings
promptly-do all you can to help the
cause.
It is said the view Of the Commits
sionsr of Agriculture that a tonnage
tax on fert,'xers should be imposed
to cover the expense Of ANALYSIS AID
to secure honest goods to the farm
ers. has general support. 1t does not
appear that the tax med exceed
twenty five cents per ton. Alliance
men say they favor .his plan. aad
that makes it reasonably certain that
the Law regarding fertilizers will be
20 amended. as the Alliance men are
in large majority in the Legislature.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21
Il. A. BOND

Has just received and in store nice
lot crockery, tubs, buckets. meat, beef
tongues, canned beef. and sardines;
leaf lord, canned peaches and toma
toes; rice elegant article mola,ses. ci-
der vinegar, 8 K 10 and 10x II glass
-(now is the time to repair up }
Keeps cons' antly on hand good assort
ment ironware, hardware aud cutlery.
tinware, hats, caps. boots and shoes
medicines, (heLean's and others.)
Nice assortment choice brands -four
Madeira Winter, Patent, Patspsco
family. Scool books, cotton yarn.
fine teas, corn and meal. Call and see
him At his place On Water street.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21
A GOOD SELECTION.

The, Stockholders of the Edenton
Pair met in this city On yesterday
and elected nev officers as follows:
President-Frsnk Wood.
Vice President.-J. M. FOREHEAD.
Secretsry-Jno. c. Bond,
Treasurer-John L. Rogerson.
Directors-Dr. w. IL. Capehart,
w. b. FELTON,. M. H. White, TAeo.
Ralph.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

It now appears to be agreed that
there will be contest by Barber,
the Democratic nominee for Solicitor,
in the Ninth district, Of the election
OF Settle, Republican. to that posi-
ton. 1t 10 alleged that fraudulent
tickets were used This will be
almost the only election contest in
the State. save the one in New Han
over county. The latter will be both
before the courts and the Legisla-
ture.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

After . very careful post morten
examination Of the Republican party
In North Carolina. the autopsy re-
veals the fact that il died Of heart
failure mt the ballot box.-Burgsw
Herald.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

The F1sHERMAH & FARMER wants
a good, trustworthy and reliable agent
in NIL the surrounding oca tiles. Lib,
eral commission will be given right
parties. Apply at once. by letter or
OF the Office. -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

The first session Of the Western
North Carolina Conference which
meets in Concord November Goth
and continues one week will be G
most interesting session. 1t will COZ.
sist Of $50 clerical and IS lay dele
gates. Extensive preparations are
being made for it, and Concord will
cover herself with glory.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

Gov. Fowle has issued his proela-
nation. designating Thursday. the
9th inst, AS o day OF prayer and
thanksgiving. Let US all abserve it
with the proper spirit.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

At the beginning Of 1891 the
Country Home, of Asheville, N. c.
will change from q monthly to q
weekly publication.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

Statistics show shat. notwithstAnd-
lng the poor crops last year in this
State, more was given for religious
purposes than ever before. The
people are blessed this year With
most hountiful crops.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

Now that tho smoke OF battle Is
cleared away and the "Solid South"
stands safe. Ne hope our people will
be up and doing. puteiug their houl
ders to the wheel and push forward
in tho march Of progress.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21

The PrOhibitionists claim to have
pollsd over 500 votes in the recent
election in Randolph,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-21


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