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The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Schedule In effect June 9th. 1874.

| Schedule In effect June 9th, 1884
| Leave Washington fr; m station corner of
| New Jersey Avenue and Csfreet.
For Chicago and North = est. Vestibule,,
Limited express trains llI5 a. No., SEQ, D. nn,
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and IndianapoIS
! Vestibuled Limited o:S0. p. IN. e4 press I2:l0
/ night.
| For Pitsburg and Cleveland express
| daily II:lo a. IN. and S:35 p. NJ.
/ For Lexington and Staunton. II:I5a. m
| For Win, ster and way Stations 1880 D. np.
| For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke. Knox.
/ vii e, Chattanooga, ana Memphis and New
/ Orleans l2:t5 night. daily; SeeEins Cars
| thro0sn.
For L'lray, $50 p. m. daily
For BALTIMORE weeks DAYS x4:2o, $50. s.s5
| x7.l0, x7.30, $50. 45-minutes). 80, x9 So
! go % 45-minutesl. "a. IN. xI2 co. xI2.G5. I2IS
x2.Z0, (3.00 45-minutes), 325. x4.28. isl x5 rs
| x5.lO. A5.5G, $50, x62O, $50. xS.OO. SIS, xy,80
SOC 10 -minu esI, $50. a95O. a. m, xI2.W'
xl2.05. Loo, X2 20. 800, 45-minutesj 325 43I
| x9.Go, A5.l0, $50. xS-00, xg!0O, I0:GO, Sll8G
II.5o. p. LII.
For Annapolis 10 and 9.I5 a. M. I2 Is and
4'ZS p. m- Sundays. S.3G Il. M, 43l D. IN.
For Frederick, fII.l5, am, zl.lj f43U +5.80
l.p. IN.
FOR HagerstoWn, I'll. 10 a. m. and f5,}B y. m
For Foyd and way points. l9.49p. m.
For Gaithersburg and way points. t6 Db
is W. H. +12.5O. $780, t433 5,S5, Il 10, mi 80
p, m.
For Washington junction and way points
z9O. ~ 81 a. IN, .l:l5 p. M Express trains stou-
ping at principal stations only. t4.30 f5.3U p. In
For Bay Ridge week days 9.I5 a. IN. and
i2o p. III SundBys 8 - a. ID. aud I.5O and
j.l0 p. IN.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
The East, daily 4.Z0, 90, I0.Oe, a. IN. ex. sun.
Dining Carr Q2.OO Dining Carl 500 - 15
Dining Carr, 500 Ql,6O p. m; sleeping Car,
open al lU.UO 1'clock.)
Buffet Parlor Cars ON all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 4. ~ IOO a. I'M. and 1pOo =,
sundays, 20 a. IN. l2.JO noon.
Except sunday. 4 Daily. 2sunday ouiy.
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from botA,.
and residences by Union Transfer t,OnDanv
on or0ers lett ut ticket offices, 6I9 and 1874
PeunsS lVania venue, and aJ depot
H. b; CAMBGLL, CHAS. U. SCULL,
"eh- Mahagel. Gen. Pass Agent
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

The Armor-Plate Investigating Com
mittee has decided that balliStic tests
must be made of some of the plates
now on warShipS.
Carmello Guarino killed himself in
the home OF his sweetheart, Nellie
B9cci. in New York, because he had
recently lost a lawsuit.
Inspectors Fairchild and Barrett
have begun their official Investigation
into the tug !. d. Nicol disaster. No
io3rc bodies have been recovered.
Illinois Democrats indorsed the Ma
ti.Hil Administration only SO far as II
iiIs observed the Chicago platform,
nH.: nominated Franklin MdcFeagl
for -n!ti:ii States Senator.
Judge colt. of, the United States
C0u.i ri Boston. decides that Japan
es>. equally with the Chinese, are de
barrel from naturalization by our
Statutes.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
NEVER BE PRESIDENT.

There is some talk about making
Senator Cameron the nominee Of
the republican party in SO.
This certainly must be joke on
the part of the managers of the re.
publican party.
If Senator Cameron should be
the successful nominee of the re-
publican party 10 SO, every negro
would leave the party.
The negroes would just as leave
support democrat as they would
support republican of the Cam
eron stripe.
If the republican managers want
to see real live aud healthy di-
vision in the colored vote let the
republican convention nominate
Senator Cameron.
The negroes will think for them
selves in the future; they don't
propose to allow others to think
for them and express their thoughts
as being their own.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
A TUG FOUNDERS
More Than Thirty Men Lost OFF Sandy
Hook.

More Than Thirty Men Lost OFF Sandy
Hook.
New York, June 25.-The tug James
d. Nichol, with about seventy five
members of the Herring Fishing Club.
foundered off Sandy Hook. and about
.hirty were drowned The causes
given for the disaster are that the
boat was overloaded and the shifting
Of the passengers to the lee side caused
her to keel over. Those rescued were
saved by the Algonquin and the tugs
Governor. Wallace B. Flint and the
r. ]. Moran. Those drowned were
Walter BucBridge. John Dunn, Charles
Graham. J. Higgins, Frank McAleer
and Frank Schultz. Those missing
are Charles Burkhart. Henry Bishop,
Herman Eberhart. Frederick Fay. Ed
ward Fay. S. Griesinan. Samuel Gaut-
ner, James Hayes, 7. Higgins. Jacob
Hebrauck. Joseph Hcbrauck, Dell Ho-
ran, Louis Hocherin. Albert Hammond,
Gustave Kirchnar, William kirchner,
William Langdon, Henry Miller, Will
lam Moore, John Mcnamara, Hugh
Milholland, Albert Pabst. Henry Pein-
ing, John Quinn, William Schultz,
Thomas Schlesinger, Frederick Under
heit, George Wanke, Andrew Weissler
and Christi Y Zahn.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
M. CASlMIR-P ERlER.
He is Chosen to the Presidency o.
France

France.
Paris. June 2I.-At a Joint meeting
OF the two chambers this morning NJ
Cdsmr-Perier was elected to the Pres
idency OF France, receiving 45l votes.
fIS chief opponents Were NJ DuDuy
ana NJ. Brisson. NJ. Casimir- -Perier
was elected on the first ballot by a
majority Of Il.
An attempt has been made to blow
up The railway bridge near Montlucon.
Ill the department of Allier. A man
arrested on suspicion had dynamite
cartridges in his possession This is
the only instance of Anarchistic ac-
tiYity in France at present. Louise
Michel, the notorious woman Anar-
chist. said: "The execution of Carnot
was no more than simple act of ius-
tlce. In Carnot 4 whole class and the
whole Bourgeois world had been struck
at. Carnot embodied the execrable
capitalist Of the Republic
Rome. June 21.-The belief here is
that there was some connection be-
tween the recent attempt on the life
OF Crispi and the crime of Santo.
LegaS LETT MarseiIlcs eight days after
Santo left Cette for Lyons. both nav
ing previously been given arms.
Lyons. June 2I-The trial Of Santn
has been set for July 23. Upward of
1000 arrests have been made here in
connection with the anti-Italian riots.
Nearly all of the ringleaders are in
custody. The police believe the worst
is over.
At the joint meeting of the cham
berS, when called to order. NJ. Michclin
created 4 tumultuouS scene by shout
ing: Il demand the suppression of the
Presidency of the Rcpublic.' Several
Socialists cried. "Viye revolution" All
We're quickly silenccd by the President.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
The Monster Search Light

New York, June 27.-The monster
Schuckcrt searchlight that pierced
eighty-four miles OF darkness. from
Chicago to Milwaukee, during the
Worlds Fair, and was purchased by
the United States Government, was
tried officially for the first time at
Sandy Hook. The tests were to deter
mine whether the light is of practical
value for coast defence purposes and
for signalling. and they will continue
every night for a week. The trials in
dicated that the light will do all that
the Schuckert Company promised.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
CARNOT ASSASSlNATED.
The President OF France Stabbed by a,
Anarchist.

The President OF France Stabbed by An
Anarchist.
Paris, June 25.-Sadi CarnoT. Presi-
dent OF the Republic, was stabbed
mortally at 9:1J o'clock last evening
in Lyons by Cesare Giovanni Santo. an
Italian Anarchist. twenty-one years
old. President CarnOt went 10 Lyons
to visit the exhibition He left the
Chamber of Commerce banquet. given
in his honor, shortly after . o'clock,
and walked to his carriage. which was
waiting In the Place de Labourse. He
had hardly taken his seat when Santo.
Il newspaper in his hand. pressed
through the crowd and sprang upon
the carriage step. President Garnet
started slightly Santo snatched a
dagger from the newspaper and plung-
ed it into the Presidents abdomen
near the liver The President sank
back unconscious. Ee was taken at
once TO the Prefecture ard the most
sFilful surgeons in the city were sum
moned Meantime Santo was arrest
ed The news spread swiftly to every
part Of the city. inftli'iatrd crowds
filled the streets Before 10 O'Clock
an Italian restaurant had been sacked
and the police were obliged TO strain
every nerve TO protect the Italian Con-
sulate. AS Santo Spran@ from the car
riage step and tried to escape. he was
seized and surrounded. The President
had repeated hemorrhageS after he
was removed to the Prefecture He
sank gradually. but steadily. until
1915 o'clock, when he died.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
THE SHYLOCKS.

This city is famous for negro
enterprises. These enterprises
and schemes are not inaugurated
by the citizens, but by class OF
played out politicians, who have
no reputation at home and who
come to this city and impose upon
the citizens.
There has been no enterprise
that has ever been started that
has proven to be success. There
are a lot of sharks who are full OF
tricks and schemes who tell plaus'
liable yarns and present to the peo.
pie bogus enterprises all Oh paper
that exists long enough to rob the
people, and then they disband
with the peoples money In th' il
pockets.
The BEE is of the opinion that
the PEOPLE have been robbed
enough to put a stop to these bogus
institutions. These corrupt metI,
DDS have been used in this city ev-
er since the emancipation OF the
negro and still the people continue
TO allow themselves TO be hood.
winked by a set of political monte
banks, and dead beats who have
no visible means of support.
The only reliable institutions In
this city that lhe people can trust
with safety are the Capital Savings
and Alpha Banks.
Do the citizens ever stop to OK
anime into the records ot men who
claim to represent these other bO-
gus enterprises? Do the people
ever stop long enough to examine
the character of these enterprises /
MOI! jim Jones, a fire talker Will
call d meeting and tell some couk
and bull story and give a race
pride racket, to the effect that the
cOlored people are divided AID new
ct will become race because they
are opposed to each other.
Tue next thing that is presen t
ed is a set of wind certificates OF
bogus shares pilnted on pa per
from FIVE to ten dollars per share,
and all they ever get or ever ex.
pect TO get, or have ever gotten, Ii
this piece OF paper. Never yet has
there been any dividends declared. i.
You are told however, that you
will get a dividend within a year.
During that year, The money
that has been collected On the Ger
titicates of STOCK goes to pay the
officers of the institution.
The officers never earn enough
so they say, 10 give the share hold
ers one penny. These cute lnGlv d
uals select some school teacher
and fill her head full OF glittering
generalities and smokey Ideas, anu
who imaglnes that sh3 Is big gun
because she has been made an OFF,
Ger, but, ln fact only a tool to AZ
vance the notorious cheating
scn emes OF these sDylOcks.
Let the people OF Washin gtoh
learn some sense and cease en-
cour aging the sc sharks and thieves
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Frve's Army Reaches Washington.

Washington. June 25.-Aftcr a march
across the continent the California
contingent Of the army OF the unem-
ployed. 125 strong, under command OF
"Gen." Frye, entered Georgetown yes
terday on their canal boat. and march
ed out to the CoXey camp at Bladens-
burg. Some Of the men seem to be
under the impression that they will
be fed by the Government as long as
they remain here.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

Denver. June pa mass meeting
of about 10000 persons was held in
Lincoln Park yesterday to condemn
the outrage perpetrated upon Adjt.'
Gen. Tarsney in Colorado Springs.
Speeches were made by |. \. Stevens,
T. J. O'Donnell, Gov. Waite, j. Il.
Bclford and Judge Pratt. Gen. Tars-
ney is very weak, and he still suffers
keenly from his injuries. He com
plains of his back. which was injured
in the struggle to put him in the car
riage at the Alamo Hotel.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

Brooklyn, n Y. June 25.-Fiye per
sons were drowned yesterday in the
East River about 400 feet from the
Atlantic Yacht Club at the foot Of
Fifty-siXth street Brooklyn. The
drowned people. who are at present
unknown were two men. one light,
the other dark; two women and q
child. Another child. Il Girl about two
years Old. was rescued. They were
all evidently Swedes or Germans.
They were in cat boat and were
struck by squall that arose about
10:3O o'clock
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
THE COLORED ATTORNEYS

Indications point daily to the
success Of the c0lored atror leys
who practice at the bar of the
courts in this city.
The colored people who have
heretofore had but little confidence
in colored lawyers are realizing
the fact that they guardtheir in
terest better and defend them with
as much zeal as the more fortunate
white member of the bar.
The idea prevailed among GER
tain classes of colored people that
a colored attorney was not respect
ed in the courts as much as his broth
er in white. There is not a judge op
the bench who entertains the
slightest disrespect for colored
member of the bar. If anything
the colored attorney is treated with
more consideration.
No judge has auy respect for an
ignoramous at the bar any more
than the people who employ one to
attend 10 their business.
All that the court demands is
respect and no gentleman will be
disrespectable to the court.
There is but one draw back to
our lower courts and that is
the right to appeal from either
branch of our lower courts.
Among a few of the colored at
torneys who are doing we'll the
BEE takes this opportunity of
naming James 81. Smith, who has
a large civil practice aud no doubt
one of the oldest colored members
of the bar; John A. Moss, who
at one time had the largest CT vii
and criminal practice of any me m =
Der of the bar, but, his defense of
officers who club colored people,
which was no fault of his, has caus
ed his practice to fall off. w. G.
Martin, deals largely IN pension
claims. civil and criminal practice.
II s. Smith and j. f. BuEdy are max
ing an extensive civil practice, E..
M. Hewlett is a justice of the peace,
and he also has large civil and
criminal practice; l.. w. PuliPs
deals in pension claims and no
doubt has the largest pension busi
ness of any colored attorney. He
has in his employment a very &C
complished type writer and short
hand lady assistan t.
The colored attorney is an object
of the present and not of the past.
j. M. Kicks is making money
and he knows how to keep it.
Ricks is hustler.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
The National Saenoertest.

New York. June 25.-The concerts Of
the National Saengerfest at Madison
Square Garden attracted immense au-
dicnces. The competitive singing by
societies was the feature. in the even
inc 5000 voices united in the choruses.
Among the societies participating are
those of Troy, Albany. Syracuse. Buff
falo, Elmira and Utica. The Troy
Maennercher. Albany Mapnnercher
and Buffalo Orpheus are among the
competitors for prizes.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
THE STRIKE.

There has been boycott declar-
ed against the Pullman Palace Car
Company by the American Rail-
way Union.
1t is about time that national
legislation should be made against
an organized body of men who do
nothing but make efforts to de-
stroY our great institutions.
Boycotting should be made pun
ishable by imprisonment and moth.
ing less.
If the northern capitalists would
give the negro show In the rail
road service there would not be SO
much trouble in the country
among laborers.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
SalVador's Government.

San Salvador. June 2I.-The Govern
mcnt is formally organized The new
Cabinet is as follows: prudcnciano Al
faro. Minister of the Interior: Jacinto
Castellanos. Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs: Cornclia Lcmus. Minister of FL
nance; Gen. EStanislas Perez. Minister
of War. AlfarO also takes charge Of
the Department of Public Works and
Castpllanos the MINSTREL of Justice
and Public Instruction
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
is HAM N EFT RIGHT.

DIR. {. NJ. Hammett, must do some
thing to keep himself before the peo-
pie.
HIS last crazy move was to recom-
mend to the commissioners the i'm
portance of taking up all the pumps
IN the city, because the water is dis
eased.
Ii there ever was man who didn't t
have all that he should have, it is the
present Health Officer.
The we'll at the corner of 10th and
K SITS. n. w, has the finest water in
the world and for fifty years Mr.. John
Seltz and his family have used this
water. HIS children and great grand
children have used this water and
have never been sick. Hammett is
more offensive than the water.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
The Missing Fe male Firar

Williamsburg. June 2T-Tha latest
news concerning Mrs. Kate Bradford.
the missing fnancier. is that She is
not far from Greenwood Lake, y. j.,
where her uncle. Charles Kennedy.
was recently employed in hotel. It
was reported yesterday that some Of
her victims were hot on her trail. and
that she would soon be run down.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
MANY DEAD.
Over $50 Victims of the Pont-y-Pridd
Mine Disaster.

Over $50 Victims of the Pont-y-Pridd
Mine Disaster.
London, June 25.-Fnrtner explora-
ton of the Pont-y-Pridd mine, in which
an explosion occurred Saturday. has
shown that the disaster was far be-
yond anything imagined at first. The
number of dead is 251. The original
report that only two hundred men
were in the mine was due to a mis-
understanding on the part of the man
ager, who thought that a shift Of min-
erS had Just cone up. Many OF the
dead bodies were mangled beyond
recognition. Crowds of women. who
have not slept since the explosion, still
surround the pit. awaiting news from
husbands and brothers. Exploration
of the mine is slow and difficult. oW-
ing to the blocking of the galleries
with wreckage and dead horses.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
The Umbrella Murder Case Ont.

London June 27-In the Old Bailey
the Grand Jury threw out the bill for
manslaughter found against Gen. John
HeWstOn, of California, by a corOner's
jury on June >, on the charge Of caus-
ing the death of George Burton. Il
street musician. by p0king the point
of an umbrella into his left eye
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
IN CONGRESS.

Senator Hill and the Income Tax-.-rIcctrfo
Road Scheme.
Washington. June 27,-Whrn the
Senate took up the tariff bill this
morning Senator Hill made another
protest against the discrimination Of
the income tax
The project for an electric road be-
tween Washington and New York has
been brought before Congress by Il bill
to incorporate the National Rapid
Transit Company. EN-hppres2ntative
Hemphill and Washington capitalists
are behind the scheme.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
IN a.nn,iitIcn of Edison.

Orange. y. j.. June 27-The report
pr:l;,Shc6 that the condition of Thorn
a> }.l Edison is worse is false. Mrs.
Edison said to 4 reporter that Mr..
I, ,isrn was better and resting conf
fDl;lTIy
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Yellow Fever OH Shinboard.

Galveston. June 2J-The British
steamer Jpssmora. from Vera Cruz, is
anchored ten miles outside of the bar
Ssh,' lost the first ana second engineers
by yellow fever All others 0n board
are Well
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

MI. Casimer Peuer has been
elected president of France. The
general Impression among the A
merlcan Legislators is that he is a
good man and a fine statesm an.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Gone to the Happy Huutiuc, Grouuds

Camden, \. j., June 81. = Charles
Benney. the boy who was tied to a
stake and burned by some boys who
were playing Indian some months ago,
died from the effects Of his injuries
The boys who did the burning have
been sent to the reform school.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

Our laws must be very defective
that rail road companies cannot be
protected against an unlawful boy
cott that is being Systematically
Inaugurated throughout the coun
try.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Killed BY Lightning.

Rochester, June 25.-During a thun-
der storm Laura Ritten was wheeling
her one -year-old baby sister Florence.
when the carriage was struck by
lightning and Florence instantly kill
ed. Laura died in few minutes.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Tanrraany's Long ana short Talks.

New York. June 25.-CongreSSman
Ba;Iey. OF Texas, will make Il long
talk ana Senator Walsh, of Georgia,
o3,r Of the short talks at Tammany's
Fourth OF July celebration.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

Ii the negro democratic league
of the District insists on having ne
gro republicans removed they
should see that negro democrats
are appointed.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

The cow ardly assassination Of
the President of France by an Ital-
ian name Santo was one of the
greatest shocks to the ciy lized
world.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
f'nnSN!- -Gpnnrdl nf E~erIin

Washington, lure 2T.-The President
has sent to the Senate the nomination
OF Charles De Kay. Of New York. 10
be Ccnsul-General Of the tinted States
at Berlin.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Killed on the Rail.

Chillicothe, O., June pa railroad
disaster occurred near here. Three
were killed and several others fatally
injured.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Croker TO Return.

New York, June 25.-Cablegrams
have been received from Richard
Croker in which he says he Will arrive
home July 4.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

Onr public schools have been
closed and the traste es, teachers,
ard our super nfen dent deserve
the congra 'ulations of the people.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Murderer Brown Sentence :

Johnstown. June 81. = Murderer
Brown was sentenced this morning to
twenty years hard labor in Clinton
Prison.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Abdul AziZ Married.

Tangicr, June 25.-Sultan Abdul
Aziz has been married to Julia
Frschid. daughter of the uncle of the
late Sultan.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Edison Bitter.

Orange. \. J., June u. - Tnomas
Edison, who has been II since Saftlr-
day, is reported out Of danger this
morning.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Bodies Recovered.

Cardiff. June 25-One hundred and
segenty-twO bodies have been recov-
cred at the Albion colliery.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Weli Known Democratic Dead

Chicago, June 25.-Dan Corkery.
well-knOWn coal dealer and Demo
cratic politician, died this morning.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Peoria, June %. whiskey. s1.15

Chicago June2 20. July wheat cIoses ~ .o,o
:, ptenIhY. ii IA July corn 70 81 Septemb4r q
Al 10; JuIy oatsiB Is September 20 Al. J,'I :,
pork, s'2.o' July lard, S6 81. June oats AZ ~
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

These bogus organic stlons that
are established should be investl-
gated.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
Well Known Artist Dead.

Chicago, June %. George 7. y.
Healey, the wellknown portrait artist,
is dead, aged eighty-three years.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

keedIng tonic. or children WIG want brIilA
ing up. should tsse
BROWNS IRON BETTk1ES.
f s pleasant TO take, cures Malaria, Ina6
eeQnoE. BDiousnesc and Liver ComplsiutA
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

There is big fight in Illinois
against Senator Colum.
The Washington bee., 1894-06-30

The people should open their
eyes.
The Monticellonian., 1894-11-09
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all the ad- vertising claimed for them, the following lour remedies have reached phenomenal sale. Dr. Kings New Discovery, for con- sumption. Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed-Electric Bit. ters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Bneklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and pr Kings New Life Pills. which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is elamed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at Brown, Hall X Co.'S Drug Store.