The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-11-03
t..33.IlTE ext AND CHAT.
lrs News Of the City Dished Up fl
The Bee Readers.
PERSONAL POINTS POINTEDLY PUT
Home News and Events Transpir-
cd Since our Last 1ssue-0ther
Eatters Worthy Of Careful Com
sideratiou.
: bSclIne to the BEE

Wanted at this tffice-2 young
ladies TO work on the semiWt eKly
BE, also boy.
WanteG-500 boys to sell the
s4mIweetly BEE. Call at once.
DR.. Daniel III. Williams, surgeon
m chier of Freedmen Hospital has
created "A SIT IF of inteTnes. Dr.. E..
ID. WilliSton has been appointed
chef of internes aud cyan liz o
surgeon; DR.. j. S. Hills, house
Surgeon; DIR. John w. Mitchell,
setiDr physician; DR.. Will an A.
field, Junior physician. with
such a corps the Doctor is prepared
to perfect his plans and accomplish
the great work which the institu-
on tngenders.
VIM. Butler Jackson, brother
o Nh Jai kson, messenger TO Com
missioner Of Pensions, died on last
Sun ay morning and was buried
fom Shiloh Bsp iSt Church,
Monday afternoon. He was born
in Fredericksburg, Va, 55 years
age, and leaves a wife.
An EngliShman, who, when she was
Girl. Mrs. Francis HodgsOn Burnett
really looked upon as her enemy, turns
out upon mature reflection, to be the
man who, of all authors life. Mrs.
Burnett has written out the story OF
her curious friendship for The Ladies
Home journal" which periodical will
publish it aS The initial article in it,
series Of The Man Who Most In.
'urmccd Me" TO which six of the most
famous American and English women
viii contribute.
Rev. Father Sandy Alexander, as he
is familiarly called 10y nearly every min
lister IN the city, was struck by cable
car Willie returning from the council
held at the Mt. Carmel Church last
Monday afternoon and severely iured
Father Alexander is The popular pastor
eI the First Baptist Church of Wes
Washington. lie was for many years
pastor of the Second Baptist Church
now presided over 10y Rev. w. Bishop
Johnson Rev. Alexander is the only
colored man who ever held that sacred
1 position of trust, chaplain of the Uni eC
| states Senate. lie is now Il years ole
/ and has labored faithfully in the vine
| yard,f his God.
Mr.. CaperS T. Rogers las left TO
Richmond, Va. Mr.. Rogers will stol
only long enough TO transact some bus
mess, thence he VIII leave for Bremo
where he has been appointed by the
Il county board of education as a teache
\ in thepublic schools of that place.
4 Miss S. NJ. Dismer will leave TO
II Lynrhburg Oh November j, to attenC
\ the Virginia Seminary.
Public Printer Benedict will appoint
a few colored printers.
Il The editor will leave for New Yorl
1to-mOrrow.
Miss Victoria Ill, a,st is doing privat,
| writing for the Recorder.
Miss Nero of the Recorders office is
VERY pleasant lady.
Miss Jackson of the Recorders offic,
lis studying medicine at Howard Uni
lversity Medical school.
An evening party which aft rdeC
lmuch pleasure was given at he resi-
Idence of Miss George Lewis, 1913 It'll
tSlept northwest, last Wednesday night
Music and refreshments were INDUCED
Ilcle Bob Brown has the pretties
cot IN thecity.
\ Hon. Fred Doug lass has arrived il
Ehe ".
Iii II. c. c. As'wood is stumping
he safe Of New York.
n Mis-, Henrietta Vinton Davis viii
4ahe her last appearance in Washing.
N NH Prof. MandO, prior to her de-
@ume for the West Indies.
n Mis- Florence l.. jones is now con-
tced With The BEE.
Lit Us have Negro Judge in the
jAtt g.UIt
Rev ", ". Brown of the True Re-
0A"E Is ia The ely.
Ms Emily Monroe is succeeding
Miss M@..c Chase is quite we'll again.
Ut. nW.e II. Villains of the Freed
'"H hospital has new turnout.
Dgm'ttolges the Mando Musical Fes-