The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-07-13
: and Personal
CITY BREvITIES.

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last night. CIN
The ease of Thomas I'll. Clark wa
cent to lie grand jury.
Several private marriages ha takeI
place recently.
Trustee Lewis A. Cornish has made &
successful trustee.
The industrial department of the
mblic schools is improving.
LAWYER f. NJ. Hewlett left the city
Tuesday.
No colored children have made APP.
Lication to play on the white lol
grounds.
Rev. Hayes of ASbury church has
baen a very successful minister.
Mr. alexander Hamilton is build.
lug up a fine lyceum.
Mr. Daniel Murray has been out OF
town.
1t is rumOred that the commission.
erS will appoint new trustees.
Mrs. Jesse Lawson and children will
leave the city on or about the 18th for
Scott Springs, LCudon, Co. Va.
Ms. Robert Wear left the city last
Saturday for Prince George Go. Md.
Miss Josephene Simmons is spend
Ing the summer at Atlantic City, n. j.
George Mason, white, Is years old,
apanter 10y trade was arrested Tues
day by Detectives Weldon and Horne
fora series of burglarieS which it is
thought viii aggregate 5000.
The Colored National Institute at
Alexandria has the attendance of
about 100 teachers representing nearly
every county and quarter of the state.
Oliver Ray, colored, of Elkton Co.
Va. known as the silver tongued orator
who, it is alledged i'm a speech advised
Blowing up engines and the ( mile
tunnel with dynamite was arrested
yesterday.
Mr. Albert Turner has opened
aWOod and coal yard at 2013 L st.
NV.
Mr.. John p. Davis has sold his
interest in wood and coal business.
District republicans are actively
a. work.
There are three political inter
tsts in the District of Columbia,
Reed, Mckinley and Allison.
Hon. B. K. Bruce is not a candl
cate for the conventiau from this
Gany other. city. Don't worry
about Bruce He will be on top
EheI barking dogs cease to bark.
Mr.. Robert Downing, has had a
SANDING notice in all the papers
0fthls country for the last 5 years,
That, he would give 100000 for
another Gladiator" During that
Time he has read hundreds of plays
and has spent a good many thous-
and dollars in producing some OF
laem, but never, until he secured
eplay of Helena" by Victorlen
Nafdou has be felt that he had a
pay that would stand side by side
With "Tbe Gladiator
Beautiful Gowns, Proper Scenery
'nu Attractive Music 60 a long
way to make a success of a play,
aat u The nlay does not meet with
le appreciation Of the public, the
%autltul gowns may as we'll be
Ful away, the scenery put in the
SSle' and the Music destroyed.
Out when you have the Play, the
OOOWnS, the Scenery, the Music, the
sSu1pany, and the public are salts
Ssu, You can get out your bank
N SOOk and be prepared to make de.
susts' Robert Downing looks
~.Sald 10 make many deposits
1' year, for he has secured a
whom the pen of Victorien
sluOu, entitled Helena" and he
opposes to give the public, the
~, the Company, the Gowns,
: Scenery, the music, and the
gTpertlts. The first production
nnehsh will be given OF Wash
S0n' ID. c., September 2, 1896.
me Baptist Sunday School I'm.
" gOl the District of Columbia
y vicinity will meet next Sunday |
y O'Clock o'clock p m. sharp, at the Va.
baptist church cor. LIST and III |
w. July 18th 1895. BY spec
GfqaeSt paper will be read by |
u, d. Carter the president of
S,a union, subject, Pastor and
5 rel1lntendent of the Sunday
PS HO'' All the delegates and the |
c are invited 10 come and |
Seapart. e..