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The Washington bee., 1892-04-16

Inc Bar Association of New Yors
passed resolutions censuring Judge Nav
nard for hisaction as counsel of the St,f.
ooard OF Canvassers of New York.
great mass meeting of negroes at
MemPhls' Tenn, condemned the lynch.
Ing OF Moss, Stewart and Mcdowell and
an exodus to Oklahoma has set in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart. of Mil
lersburg, O., stopped at a hotel at Lima
", on their bridal tour and. on retirino
forthe night, blew out the gas and were
suffocated. ~ "ei7
NJ. B. Curtis, awaiting q sacord tr;o,
on the charge of numbering Policeman
Grant, at San Francisco, was released ~,
SoO,OOO bail. Mrs. Curtis and five otkor,
signed the bond.
Reports from Melbourne A,,str,1;.
say that Frederick Deeming tLo ,',,,"' ,n,.a
derer, has confessed that he Committed
TWO OF the Jack the Ripper" White.
chapel murders. '''0'
Feralnand Ward, the Napoleon q,
Finance, will be released from SIN
oing PRISON on April 80, after HAVING
served a term of six years and six montLs
for his wrong doing. - '-- ''''
A mob of 1000 men broke info the
jail at Findlay, Ohio, seized a prisoner
named Lyttle, and hanged him to a teIe.
graph post. He had murderousIy as.
saulted his wife and two daughters. all
of whom will probably die.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
WEST WASHINGTON NOTES.

The following officers have been
elected for the ensuing year for
Union Light Lodge No. 1865 g. O'
o. of o. f: Henry N. BDwles. n.
G., George BeasOB, V. g., John
Thomas, P. y. G., Frank Garnet,
n. F., John MagTuder, E. S.
Tie second reception by the
West End VIgiIant Hall Committee
e. U. o. of D. f. will be given Fri
day evening April 10Th, 1892. The
several lodges will assemble at
their hall 28th st. at z o'clock and
Past Grand Master Council No. A
acting as escort proceeded bJ the
Capital city brass band will march
to Bethel hall where the entertain
ment will take place.
The Sabbath School Union CT
this place was held Sunday after
noon at Ebenezer A. NJ. b. church.
The excuses were very interesting;
the singing of the schools deserves
special mention.
Rev. Henry Carroll has moved bis
family from Alexander, Va, TO ii
parsonage of Mt. Zion NJ. E. churC b
where be will be pleased to see bis
mem bers and friends.
P. 6. NJ. Council No. Al 6. U. o.
of o. f. have elected the following
officers MOrras Honesty, W. NJ,
VIM. johnson, d. NJ, Samuel
G. s., John W. Lee, G. T.
Daniel Washington, G. s. Agt., A.
G. Newman, G. c.. and Anderson
Carter, G. W.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16

is because they have permitted
mob rule to exist; they have al
lowed gross and unjust legislation
to be enacted without protesting.
1t has been carried on to such an
extent until the people have be-
come thoroughly disgusted and
now both republicans and demo-
Gratis have reformed politics to the
extent that in the future the cons
dition OF affairs will be different.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
DEEMING WILL BE TRIED.
Further Evidence That ne May be .BsCSl
the Ripper.

Further Evidence That ne May be JaC&l
the Ripper.
A coroner's jury rendered a verdict Ol
wife-murder against Deeming at Mel
bourne, Australia. He received it with
defiance and was in turn jOcular and in
solent. He manifested a ridiculous van.
ity, owing to the presence of some women
IN court. The police of London are still
Investigating the subject of Deemings
probable connection with the White
Chapel murders. There are additional
clues pointing to Deeming as the author
OF the butcheries. Dinham Villa, near
Liverpool, the building in which Deem
ing perpetrated the murder of lis wife
and four children, is to be demolished, il
being thought that no one would again
occupy the building.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
LENGTHEN THE HONEYMOON,

And Cultivate the Noble Virtue OF
Domestic Loyalty.
The low standard of thought upon the
subject OF loyalty is indicated by the
prevalent notion that marriage is a stern
reality, courtship and brief honeymoon
but the brilliant preludes to life of
practical business and dull routine. Why
should the honeymoon he but 80 days
long? The FIittermOndt need not lose
its sparkle, nor the sweetness of the first
days of welded bliss be exhausted in so
short a time. There are marriages
which are perpetual honeymoon, where
no amount of cares and trials can dim
the brightness or tarnish the pure gold
Of mutual devotion. But these are only
possible where perfect loyalty exists,
where each sees in the other the expand.
ing and perfecting of the qualities which
first attracted, and where the illusion OF
bridal veil stif1 softens ana ideaifzes rhs
hard angles Of life.
The old Scottish sentiment of clannish.
ness may have been carried to extremes.
but it was feeling which leaned to yir.
tues side, and perhaps influenced the
Scotch in their beautiful naming OF
heaven as the "land O. the leaI. "-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
10 Double Lihertv,s Iinht-

Although the lamp which Miss Libersy
holds over New York Bay for the DUR
pose OF lighting the world is of "a ,OOC
candle power, that has been found toe
weak for its purpose, and it will soon be
replaced by one of 100000 candle power
= a new dynamo has been purchased, and
Liberty's larger light awaits onlv an an.
preparation by Congress for the engine "a
drive the larger machinery.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
If will be YOUR time next.

1t will be your time next.
Simon Wolf is a wide awake man.
His influence is felt all over the
county.
Let us have a colOred detective.
Crawford is the man.
Secretary Nettleton will knock
out his enemies.
The republicans of Virginia will
send solid harrison delegation.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE COLORED TRUSTEES INDIG
NANT. DR.. SHADD SAYS, "THERE
ARE DEFECTS IN THE HIGH
SCHOOL,

The board of school trustees me-
last week and as it was anticipated
that the cOlOred trustees would re-
fute the charges that were made
against the 7th and 8th school di.
visions by President John T.
Mitchell, Trustee Cornish called
the attention of the board to tie
misstatements made by President
Mitchell in prepared document
as follows:
LIST. There has not been any
complaint made to this board, and
investigated by order of the same.
I'd. The members of the 7th and
9Th divisions were not given any
intimation that such an address,
severely rejecting upon the schools
which they represent, was to be
published.
81. We most positively assert
that the duties of the teachers in
the 9TH and 8th divisions have been
and are most faithfully performed,
and protest against the policy of
parading every local incident of
discipline happening in these di>
visions and the oral statement of
interested parties as evidence of
inferiority and mismanagement.>
He was of the opinion that if
there were any complaints they
should be reduced to writing and
officially investigated.
Mr.. Mitchell explained that he
had written the report in order that
the school reports might not be de.
layed. There seemed to be nothing
else to do and so he had undertaken
the work. He then read the para
graph referred to and maintained
that the facts justified the asser-
tons made. he spoke of his kind
ly feeling toward the colored peo-
pie and their schools, and said that |
he was actuated in this matter |
solely by the desire to benefit the |
schools.
In the opinion of Mr.. Bruce it
was not important who makes a
report or what is said about the
schools Of the 7th and Sth divisions.
The Important question was, are
these statements true? He would
be better satisfied when he knew
whether they were true or not. If
IN investigation should be made
he District Commissioners were
he proper authority to conduct it.
he did not ask for an investiga-
ion, but If one was to be made he
IesIred that it should be conducted
y competent authority. He spoke
# the colored high school and con-
rastIng the course of study in that
chool with the one followed in the
White school he said that there
7as but little difference between
be two schools.
A MOTION TO INVESTIGATE.
After Mr.. Bruce had concluded.
lr. Cornish moved that the matter
e investigated, and then some
normal talk followed in regard to
le scope Of the investigation, and
was concluded by the three COL
red members that it ought to take l
the entire system Of the colored
,hoolS.
DR.. Shadd makes charge /
gainst the colored schools, and t
lows up the defects in the cOlored
igh School. He said: U
"This fitting man for his envI. S
nment is education in the large G.
nse. and every human being is
ucated thus" says Prof. Dolbeat Il
the Popular Science Monthly of o
,tober 1891. o.
Viewed from the educational tt
lights TO which this thought car a.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
Georgia. Big Lumber Tru,,.

Ihe Lumberman's Association met al
macon and organized a lumberman's ex.
ehange' which is in reality a gigantic
trust, to have its headquarters in that
city. Forty-five of the most prominent
milling interests in the State and 500, ,OOO,.
'VV OF invested capital were represented
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
THEY SAY.

A strong republican party is
needed in this city.
Representative men are needed
In our organ zitioD.
The convict of the local sheet
lied when be told the Chairman of
the Central Committee, that article
yarn.
Trustees Bruce and Cornish told
Mr.. Mitchell some facts.
The High school needs investl-
eating.
Trustee Shadd said, shat he was
misrepreSented."
He has time to explain his posi-
ton.
The Creole show is great.
Sam T. Jack deserves credit.
There is talent in the negro.
The accident to the Star office is
regretted by the people.
Be kind to your friends.
Watch your enemies.
Trustee Cornish is no coward.
A brave man will not toady to a
white enemy.
Be on the watch.
The BEE is the paper for you to
read.
The orator of the day for the
Emancipation celebration will not
apologize if he should say some
thing wrong.
What has become of he finances
that were collected to carry on the
A person who commits murder
should be punished.
The High School is iu trouble.
There will be a change IN the |
High School.
Some negro messengers in the
departments are to presumptiOus.
The kitchen cabinet is a strong
Institution.
Jones Of the Star is a wide
awake man.
Secretary Elkins is a politician
rom way back.
COlored men are scarce in the
Agricultural department.
Out Of 800 women there Is not a
Olored woman in the seed room.
What does this mean?
The Harrison and Morton League
MI go to MINI, apOlis in a body.
Send in your name and have it
egistered.
A trip to Minneapolis will be
20.5O a round trip.
The Afro-American Advocate
ldeaVored to be funny last week.
Send in your j)b work to the
EE. I
Don't fail to visit the Y. NJ. G. A.
arber shop.
The democratic house Will re.
Ice the salary of the recorder Of
eeds. S
The Washington Cadet Corps .
ir Is a success. \
The boss liar is the man who t
MT tell the truth. c
Investigations are now in order. F
Every department under the Dis .
let government will be investl. = =
ted except the Police department. "
That department will be the next !,
70. n n
Don't be disappointed if you are g
Vestlgated. .
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
DISCRIMINATION BASED
ON COLOR.

The LangStOn City Herald call:
attention to the injustice done to
the Recorder of Deeds for the Dis.
trict of Columbia by the action OF
Congress in cutting off his f. es in
the middle of his term, and ip
language not to be misunderstood
characterlzes such action as a dis
elimination against the c0lored
race. Others of the colored press
have taken the same position.
We had occasion to refer to this
matter IN our last issue and we do
30 again, not because of any spec
ial interest we feel in the present
Recorder, but because we deem it
our duty as journalist to keep
our people informed touching
every measure that concerns them.
President Cleveland appointed Mr..
Matthews, colored man to this
Office, shortly after be became
President, but he was rejected by
the republican Senate. He then
appointed Mr.. Trotter another
colored man who was confirmed.
The latter gentleman, though a
democrat, was permitted by a re-
publican Congress to hold Office
not only during the remainder OF
Mr.. Cleveland's term, but one
year of Mr.. Harrison's term
The present incumbent has only
held the Office two years and yet |
bill has passed both houses of
Congress and is now pending be-
fore a conference committee to
salary the Office in such a way as
leave him only about one-third of
what be is now receiving and |
what his democratic predecessor
received without question. This
is palpably unjust. If the office
must be salaried it should not be
done before the end of Mr.. Harri.
sons term, which is lees than a
year hence.
1t ls no answer to say that the
office of Register of Wills is also
to be salaried and tdat the Regis
Ter will receive no greater salary
than is-Proposed for the Recorder,
for the reason that the bill pro.
poses to give the Register a salary
equal to what he says he is now
receiving in fees; thus greatly !
oenefling him by making the
amount of this income certainty,
which under the fee system was !
IN uncertainty. While in the !
;ase of the Recorder of Dee ds two.
birds of bis income is taken +
way. 1t is more than proba- S
'le that had the Register of Wills, c
! white man, reported that he was
eceiviDg larger sum than that /
eported by him, his salary,--if t
slary was resorted to at all
would in all probability have been e
nade much larger than is pro- :
.osed by the pending bill. The +
recorder of Deeds employs more t
han tour times as many persons |,
s the Register, does more than o
our times as much work, and yet b
of his income Is taken 8
way while not one dollar of the s.
1come of the Register of Wills
touched. There is much force "
the old sdage that "Is is no r.
lshonor to be colored man but S S'
is very inconvenient some -
mes." We do not object to the b.
mount of salary allowed the Reg "
ter OF Wills, we believe he ought al
receive more, but we denounce tt
le discrimination proposed in tt
lis legislation. 1t is unwise, un- d
st, and it will be difficult to I'll
axe the masses of our people az tt
'lleve that it is not a piece of ~
anton race discrimination as ~ ~
as it is unjust. 90
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16

OUR esteemed contemporary,
the Evening Star has the pro-
found sympathy of the BEE in its
recent losses, by fire, Wednesday
morning. It's light was too spark
ling to be put out.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16

TIE sealer of weights and meas
ures will be taught lesson in a
few days that be will not soon
forget.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16
The Anatomy OF tn. ov.t.r.

A clam is considered as an emblem Of
stupidity and callousness. But you will
make great mistake if you put the
oyster in the same category as when you
class Chinaman and a Japanese to.
gether. The oyster is so strong that NJ.
human fingers can open the doors of hi.
house if he wishes to keep them shut
Liver and digestive organs he has, as sen
sltlVe as OURS; respiratory organs as com
pllcated as the human lungs; machiner,
for getting water supply and for pre-
venting an overflow, and a wonderful
mechanism for trapping his food. AnG
he has heart whose pulsations NAV b,
seen after his house has been torn from
him.
Knowing this, it is easy to comprehend
how cultivation and care may not onIy
improve it in looks, but also cause the
quality OF its meat to surpass that of tina
uncultlVated oyster, as much as granted
poultry surpasses the product of the barn.
yard.
When your host offers you oysters tha,
are are plump, round, thick, deep. light.
colored, and fringed quite thick to ths
very edge, then you may be sure that the,
have not only lived with few disturbances
but under high state of cultivation.
The Washington bee., 1892-04-16

PRESIDENT Harrison will be
nominated by acclamation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-15
Indice de Hacienda

Real Orien trasladando la plaza de of
Clal 10 de Ia Administration de Reutas y Adua.
ma de Ponce don Pablo COlomer. r.--NombFan.
do ficial 10 de la i'd id don Eduardo J Con-
zAlez-D sponiendo que e azdcar expozt tado
de esta Is'a al Canada no debe psgar derechos
de expOrtaci0n res0lviendo la reclaim aclOn dc
los senores Lopez Vlllamii ca como sOlicitan,
--Deolarando don Angel Aoosta con dcracho
al abOnO de los habe es one reo!ama -D1spO-
niendO que pOr las cajas de Cuba Sc gl~en Ia
de eSta Isla los habe es Y atrasos de la pTlmera
que disfruta por una cruz que pOsee don Hlpo-
Tito Marquee --Trasado de Guerra comunioan-
do r ID. disponiando cese don Alvaro Suarez
Vald6s en- oil cargo Do Inspectors de- i.,j.- Gene
$ raj de Uitrarnar.--Id de i'd i'd nombrandO para
Ol cargo anterior 81 General de- Brigada don
Emilio Gutierrez Camara.--Re 0lamandO certih
cado de cese de don Pedro Ibern.-- ssastlman-
do Ia a'zada presentada pOr el Canon1gO dor
Miguel Herrero en- reclamation de haberes.
j. Tcasado de Glasses Pasivas declaF ando q
dofia Teresa Cesteros, viuda hu61fana dc don
Jose Ramon CON derea tho i Il pension annual
de 695,15 pesetas. Iden1 de idam deo'arsn ndo q
don Alexandra Sanchez Nunez hue fano De don
Manuel, con dereeho s a pension vitalioia dc
Q 500 pesetas Idem de idem idem don Car
los Font hu6rfanO de don Carlos con dereehO
8 Ia pension anual de 375 pese5as.--Idem dc
!dem idem; dofs Francisco Farin8s, vluda de
don Francisco AmadO con deTechO COS none
daS de surervivencia.-Reit el cumpl-
miento de Ia de % de JUNO del 81 concedien-
do ell cObrar pOr las caias de- Minlsterio de I'll
tramar q don Vicente More. -N0mbrandO Jefe
de Negociado de 3a Administrator de Rentes y
Aduana de Aguadil8 don Fernando de Ojeda.
-Idem idem Intervention de Ia Admin'str acl6n
Central don N coas Daub6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-15
TeIegramas via Habana

Paris 30 dc Abril.-En Mars9lla han sidO
0rreBtadOs dos sOldadcs, pCr sOspechas de es-
tar en- connivenoia con los anarquistas. En-
La6n han 8psrecido carteles fijados en- los edi.
flcios pdblicos y en- muchos privados, en- les
que se anuncia que dichos edifioios seran vOla-
dos.
Roma, 30.-knoche estal6 I'D petardo On
ell palaciO MassimO y OtrO en- un cafe de Ia pO-
blRci6n de Forn.
Berna, 3O.-En Lausana los huelglstas,
exaltados, arrojarOn una bomba dc dinamita
en- la residencia de Ia madre del Prefecto, en
venganza de Ia actva persecution qu9 este les
vlene hacienda La parte alta del edifioio su.
trio considsrables desperfeotos.
Madrid, as. M. la reina manifesto deseos
de asistir aver los paseca, etectuandO su sail
da acompah ada solamente de Ia dana de
guardia En- los paseOs Sc encOntraban hume
Tosos grupOs de obreYOs. La SobsTana Is muy
carinosamente renib'd8 en- los jardines del Re-
tiro dOnde sc celebraba en- aquelloa momentos
un meeting de trabajadores.
Paris, Ell aspeatO que p-esentaba aver
Paris era lnguh e. ell si!aneiO era casi compile
to, los pocos coehea y tranvfas que se : an
pOr las Gales iban vaofOs, y no SO Ola 81 pregon
habitual de los yendedores ambulantea de pc
ii6dicOs.
CirCo de Troyes. Cr6are que el heeho sea obrs
de los ansrquistas Durante el incendi0 ocu
rri6 una fu, RE explosion.
BruselaE, 2-En Lfejas Ocurfio Rnnehe una
explosion en- el coro dc Ia ige%iA De San Mar
tin CSlOd ese en- 10000 pesos los daIlvs qua
caus6 Los vi irios de dolores Que1aron ma 9
ria,mente pulverizados
Roma, En- el cas- no de Bolonia tu8 AFRO
iada IRA boUba, que hiz0 explosion deasruyt
l0s vidiioa de algunas ventsnas paste del mo
billaEio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-15
la Correspondence de PueTto-RlcO.
ISfbGdO. IA de .1EQN0 de 1892.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gcbierno General Observation-Disclosures
do de Agriculture, Industrial y Ccmereio.-~ Pri-
vilegOs de invenci0n concediios nuevas in
dustrias.
-Neg0oiado 1o-Ndmbrase a'calde de HUI
macao don Jose Antonio Gnzmsn, de Quebra
dillas don Eusebio dc "a Tore, admftese
In renuncia presentsda pOr ell SeoretariO del
Ayuntamiento de Lo'za
-COntaduria Central da Hacienda publica.
Fscturaa que SO pagaran On la pr6xina semanf
SOrtaO IA
Mayo T6.-Facturas nnmerOs 62l 627.
Idem Is --FacturaS n1merOs 628 4 634
Ldem 19 --Facturas n1merOs 635 643.
SorteO 15-
Ider0 20 --Facturas numeros l al
Atrasna :-Idem 21.-Facturas nIlmeros 433
y 434.
-Audenoia Territorial -Adnftense q los
eierciciOs de OpOsioOnes que han de veTifcarae
para Ia provision dc Ia vaoante del Registro de
lR PrOpiedad de CaguaS. los licenciadoS don
Jose Ma Figueras Chiques, don Juan Arturo
Aponte Rodriguez, don Jose Marcsl Lopez
Irizarri Y don Juan Francisco Was Y Oeh1te2o.
- Comandancis Principal de Marina. -
Andnciese la vacante de una plaza dc Cabo de
mar de puerto de "a clase en- ell distritO de
Ponce
-EGictO citando los marineros Juan Cas-
tro Sierra Tomas Ramos Blanco, desertores
del crucero Jorge Ju0H
v -Juutas locales de instruction pdblica de
MaYagUsz, Guayama Rino6n y Patlilas.-Se-
nalan-e los dias horas para varifcar los exa-
menes de las eacue'SSs pdblicas privsdas.
-B snco Espanol de Puerto RicO.-situa-
ci6n del mismo eu la ia do del dia de Abril.
--Eesdmen de las Otsarvaoiones meteOTO
l6gicas verifcadas en- Ia JefatnTa de Obras p1
blicas, durante Jos dias al 10 inclusive del pa
sado mes.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
THE CHRISTMAS RUSH.
Our Fellow Citizens Getting in Position
to Enjoy Christmas.

The Christmas rush began last
night and it will continue now until
to morrow evening. The steamboats,
coming in last night were loaded to
the guards with live freight--our
fellow citizrns coming in to get
Christmas goods. The Stockell from
above brought more people to the
city, perhaps, than any other boat.
She had over one hundred passengers
from Betystnwn, Colinsville and
way points. They all got off and
made grand rush on "Uncle Sam"
at the popular Northington House.
They were on the streets this morn.
ing early, and were buying their
goods. Crowds have also come in
from various section, and the mer-
chants, those especi lily who are ad-
vertising in the LEAF CHRONICLE,
are reaping the reward consequent
to judicious use OF printers ink.
The LEAF-CHRoNICLE wishes all of
them a happy Christmas and Is re-
joiced to note that they have more
money than usual.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
-
ELDER & HOLLEMAN.
The Style of New Carriage Manufao.
turing Firm.

j. E. Elder and JAS. A. Holt man
lave purchased the buggy and Car
riage business OF A. Dugan, on Third
street, and have taken charge of the
same, ready for business. The style
Of the new firm l. Elder q Holleman,
and they propose to make it lively
for carriage manufacturers In Clarks.
Vile. j. e. Elder Is so we'll known
Ia Clarksville and surrounding coun
try that 1t is hardly necessary to tell
the people who he Is. For the great
er part Of his life he has heen con
nectsd with the firm of Elder Bros,
and while in the hardware and bug
w trade with that firm he made
himself unusually popular with the
public hy a strict attention 10 busi
ness, and by upright dealing. Mr..
Elder has plenty OF c'pital and in
dustry to make the business he has
embarked in success, and the LEAF
CHRONICLE hereby predicts for the
new firm PROSPEROUS career.
Jas. A. Holleman has proved him
self one of the best workmen in
ClarksvilIe. He il u ClarksviIle boy
and is popular with all who know
him. He has served an apprentice
ship in the carriage manufacturing
trade, and is an expert In his line.
For some time past he has been con.
ducting successful business of his
own and ut the time of the forming Of
the present partnership he was doing
exceedingly well. Mr.. Elder could
not have found a more desirable part
ner in Clarksvile than Mr.. Holle-
man. The new firm is at work to-
day taking orders and attending to
any business offered to them, They
will have something more explicit to
say to the trade in few days.