The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-11-17
SATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1894
..ss.1lF. CHIT AND CHAT.
The News Of the City Dished Up 70
The Bee Readers.
PERSONAL POINTS POINTEDLY PUT
Home News and Events Transpir-
ed Since our Last lssue-0ther
Matters Worthy Of Careful Com
aideration.
Snbscnne TO the BEE.

SnbScTlne 10 the BEE.
Wanted at this ffice-2 young
ladies' TO work Oh the semiwt eKIy
BEE, also boy.
Wanted-500 boys to sell the
semIweekl, BEE. Call at once.
The Economy Shoe House is the
place to go for cheap shoes. be adv.
Col. p III. Carson who is now con-
fined TO his home will be able TO be out
soon.
Hon. ". c. G. Astwood will be out in
an article soon Or probably this week
telling how DIR Purvis was removed
from the Freedmen's Hospital. As.
wood will probably be for DIR. PurvIs
in 80.
Mr.. Capers Rodgers is in Virginia
teaching school.
Mr. W. Calvin Chase will speak at
the Shiloh Lyceum tomorrow after
noon. Hos. III. e.. &. Astw God, John
NJ. LangStOn and others will he pres
ent,
III. G. Smith, United States consul at
Santos, Brazil, arrived ia the city Tues
day.
j. l. Lane is the name of new coon
IN town. He takes the place that one
OF the normal school graduates should
have been appointed to.
There are three normal school grad
yates still out in the cold.
The law that was passed prohibit ing
married women 20 teach i'm the schools
has been repealed.
Married women who have living hus-
bands can now teach in the colored
schools
The people are not satisfied.
There will be surprise party soon.
There are fifteen candidates for the
office of Recorder of Deeds.
If you don't think that the people are
dissatisfied with the present form of
government you should have been pres
ent at the suffrage meeting last Thurs
day night.
Hon. b. K. Bruce will be in the city
next week.
Mr.. William Pollard read very in
teres ing paper entitled. socialism, at
the Shiloh Lyceum last Saba h after
noon. There was a large crowd present
and the speaker was eloquent and log
ical.
There Will be trouble in The land in
a few days. This time minister has
gone wrong, and while he is charged
with running one of his flock he refuses
to allow her to return to the church.
DIR. w. Edwin Degger, South
Washington's favurite druggist, II
seriously ill at the Freedmen E
Hospital. There is some slight
Improvement in Lis condition Yet
be is not out of danger His many
friends will be pleased to know that
all will be done for his good.
The surgeons at Free imen's were
kept busy during the past week
with emergency cases and az they
have every facility for doing good
work then good results must n.c-
essarliy follow.
Tue smallpox scare continur,
anu the scenes about the hOspltdI
are enlIvened by thu rush of young
aud old, each striving 10 b. fiIS'
TO undergo the process of vacclua
ton. Mufe than 5000 have alread,
| PASSED the ordeal aud still the,
/ come.
| The Midland Express changes editors
otlener than any paper published.
Mr. Travis Glascoe has just re urned
from tn campaign greatly Knocked
out. He is happy, however, and when
last seen he wore an elephant hat. lie
WILL not change it until '96.
\ Consul III. c. Smith dned with Re
eorder Taylor on Tuesday.
4 The board of school trustees met al
The Franklin building Tuesday evening
\ There will be an effort made at the
next Congress to abolish the offices OF
supervising principals.
Hon j. NJ. Langston has gone into
Ohe active practice of law.
Il Sergeant j. C. Daley is anxious to be
"Heutehant. He will never be
There will he a colored Judge APP.
polllled when the republicans come in
Inc general outlook is that Merton
; Snl oe The republican nominee for pres.