The Washington bee., 1896-06-27

WdIC0 Dy the SOI1I duCS Vi thC DCPoAI
ment of the Potomac. The presenta-
ton was made by P. D. Commander,
N. Bickford, followed by speeches from
other officials, followed by coffee,
pipes, &c.
June s, the ex-soldiers and sailors, o.
New Berne, N. c., held unique gath
ering. Prof. J. H. Smith and DR.. H.
w. Weathering addressed the meeting,
which was followed by the usual fes-
tivities.
SOLDIERS HOME, HAMPTON.
June 9TH, 1896, Died w. ]. Angus
tine, late Company K, 2o Pa. Vols,
age 63; June 7, Francis J. Loomis, late
Company 9th New York Calvary, age
60; June s, M. Quinn, late Company
H, Goth Pa. Inf, age 81: June 10, P.
Callaghan late Company c, 25th N.
Y, age, SO.
Commander-in-Ch Walker, G. A.
R. Department, OF Louisiana, has ap-
pointed Comrade, ]. F. Jailliot, Aide
de-Camp on his Staff.
THREE LINKS.
Pride of Louisiana Lodge, 1929 cleo
ted Brothers Francisco and Carpenter
delegates to the D. G.. L., which will
meet in Baton Rouge, July.
Union Light, 1865, District of Colum-
bia, will give their Annual Excursion
July 10, 1896.
Consolidated Lodge of Louisville,
Kentucky, celebrated their 29th Ami
versary at Odd Fellows Hall, large at
tendance. Grand success.
Household of Ruth, No. rs, of Cuth-
bert, Georgia, have elected their off,
GERS.
Crescent Lodge, X. of P, of Cuth-
bert, Georgia, gave an excursion
around the Harbor, June 23.
ID. C. M; is. McCusker of Miss.
reports that after tour of the Lodges,
that they are in splendid condition.
He visited the office of Secretary and
Treasurer of Odd Fellows Benefit AS
soCiation, after examination of books
and papers, he found things o. K.
Bro. B. V. Mills of Life Lodge Nos
1912 was elected Delegate to B. M. c.
Hill City Lodge elected General N.
A. Anderson Delegate to B. M. c. and
John Williams to D. G.. L.
P.N.F. A. Lewis of Union Friend
ship, No. SCI, Sick at 29oS nth st. n. W.
also P. N. F. Chas. Wilson at 1908 9Th
ST., n. w.
P N. F. Henry Honesty of SoI, has
been elected Delegate tn B. M. Z. and
P. N. F. Robert Beverly to the D. G.
L. P. N. F. Honesty, alternate.
Washington Patriarchie No. IS, c..
U. o. of o. F. will appear again July
18th, look out for notices, etc. No. Is
has some prominent brethren on its
rolls, and a good membership, about
SO M. V. P'S being on the list. The
boys of No. IS are in love with The
BEE.
Oh Them Washington Patriarchies
with w. P. Gray, Capt Commanding
(Fountain Starr
Look out for the Grand family ex-
cursion of the Order of Fat, Lard and
Tar, July IS, 1896. (of the D. c.
L. McCrumme1l, No. 1887, gave
their FIRST Grand Picnic June 24th at
Robinson's Park They were assisted
by fine auxiliary of ladies. Prof. Thos.
Washington furnished the music. The
affair was grand success.
Bro. Chas. H. Marshall of Social No.
1919 Odd Fellows is still sick at his
house, 900 3rd ST., S. W.
Read The BEE of the D. c. (Dhur
Fakar.)
DHU'L FAKAR.
Public offences call for public opin-
ion. Some people in life have a little
power and it turns their nOrb and the
result there is a case of Swell-head.
Now, if the advice, offered from time to
time, had been followed, things to-day
would be different, but oh no, | am
there and you shall not play in my back
yard. By the High Power in me vested
| hereby decapitate whatever l do,
let it be right or wrong. You have no
appeal, you young men. Why boy
fifty years ago we had to do this, that,
etc, Qn this day and time, this, that,
ETC., is played out.) Better take my
advice and get out of the game, be-
cause have an ace-hush.
AL-MOKTAR.
P.S. Watch The BEE and Azrail.
Mrs. Lib. Cookson, will leave July ],
for Saratoga, Newport and Albany.
She will return Sept. Ist.
MAIL BAGS.
Mrs. c. A. Champ, (wife of Bill
Champ of c. P. o. expects to leave
the ely for the summer.
Mr.. Charles w. Proctor left Monday
for Lake George, New York. The
Madam and daughter will join him
later.
One of the prominent officials of the
city Post Office is Hon, w. l.. Pollard
(E. Barry Wall.)
Bro. Cowarn did up foggy bottom re-
Gently he appeared in an open carriage
doing missionary work. and Chief Mar
shall, Grand Master, G.. u. o. of T. c.
Grand Master, w. H. Marshall of
the O. I. c. was elected as an alter
nate to the meeting ofthe National As
sociation of Letter Carriers of the u. S.
One Knight of the Pouch know had
better keep away from the Office of
Judge. You know 81 is wild you"
The membership of the G. u. o. of
T c is LARGELY on the increase. The