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The Ui;k.Washington D. C.

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! i Jbbert small will leave ior', i .noliwa t'-.lu- y.

- .ilitpa. IBnWI, of Richmond, lefttvh-- t WiwSiU'sdny for Charlottes-i-.

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; - GiM-a- 0'Jnir?m lis in the city,' -- .. t tf Mr. mid Mis. 0. S. 13.

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t nc liiiaie4 (new subscribersw ! ahk$ & tiJbe (Bee ubscript-i.- n

li- -t tflns wmOc

W. V. 1TaMiipir,.Bsq,, wiic of tboliu Mitft' Hats ifoecin promoted in

t' j'.'iinitai IMMcg.

Nii K. IS. Mioses will leave forv

llurt' r'.-- rm tiTGXt week.

Tlio court 4ecideil lliat Perry11 arMiii v4i:d J ttloat tbe Amcri-(.(- ji

j!;ij. Tiie Bomniissionereilu-- ' ?ak? laac'k seat.

Rc . .!.?CQw!les, ipnslor of'.lohnWwler clwrc(li3 and tiustces will

Mituimwcusilto (build September tbe

Uic lUinion WeHley Sunday4ium'1 unnder itJbe isuperintenden

nl" Lk. 33. 21. Gtnant, is doimowell.

ilm. Mm IK. Lynch, of Miss.,.ill deliver an address at an

"iraiR'ipatsion celebration at Lock-,-n.Xe- w

Yoiik, next month.

; u higher. Mrs. L. Kellvi' - re-eive- d a ve y deserved pro-- i.

. ion iii the Land Oilice, luter-- i'i i)epartimeiiL

Tin battery and telegraph wires

w put in the Bee oilice lastv M-k-

. The associated Pros-- ; willt. a oinnicnce work.

c,.mpsiiny "A" Capital Cityi rd ij;a-e.-

a jpicnic at Van 2?ess'k on last Monday which w;s

I attended. 'IMiere was wood

i -i- and ijood order.

i tn Dousrlass school of Abbe- -

outh Carolina, that was

:! by Mrs. Ella V. Chase.mis of this city, is making

ri'u 1 iprogres.--.

uutow Escape. Miss Annie'iii was on the Martinsburg

t'Afh whicli collided with the Bal-- ''

express last Saturday eve- -'

.:, bw we are glad to be iu-- i'

: dial he received no hod:Iy

wit (pleasant Croquet re--

n wasfiwven at the residenceV; Edward C. Younger, Sr.,

-- "7 B3 bh street. The after--x;s Sjpeut in playing Uro- -'

nd at evening there was a

hi given in honor of thei

Woe will leave for Africai "lily. It was Mr. Tierceu'coni mended the appoint-- t

(jaudet. This gentleman is'uieijp rising, and will nomaJke ia good represeuta--

last Tuesday we were sur--1 by the appearance of many

Carolimans in the city. Itthe occasion of an excursion

that State. Among thosecalled on the J3ee were J. C.

Ji iMt and R. C. Parrott, of theii ,stun TtvicsA We hone thevLJ agocx in the town.

Tbe Calvary Baptist Sunday school ismaking a great deal of headway. Thecnnuren are highly delighted with heirnew oilicers.

The colored citizens of tlie Western.- - willorganize a Blaine and Logan Club atJohn Wesh-- y M. E. Church nextTnesdavevening. Tliere will be several dibtin-gnl?h- ed

gentlemen present to speak.

The Sumner Institute of Alexandria,Va., will hold ta convention next 'week.There will be several teachers from Wash-ington who will go down.

Miss Ellen Fisher, Joseph C. Beckett,Louisa Joy and many others were in at-tendance at the gypscy entertainment atJohn Wesley Church Thursday, and spenta delightful time.

Quite a pleasant entertainment wasgiven last Tuesday evening by Mr. andMrs. 11. T. Greener, the occasion being inhonor of Miss Gallic G. Boyd, of Rich-mond, Va. Among the guests wereMisses Susie Cox, Mary Mclviiiuej, Gyp-so- y

Peters and Miss Eleanora Smith, ofNew Orleans.

Prof. B. D. Kleet has been engagedby the officers of Mr. John Brook's churchto accompany their excursion party toRichmond. The professor will haveehaige of the music at the concert to begiven by them while in ltichim nd.

Geo:ge liuflin, yonnget son of JudgeKufliu, who took the prize for de-

clamation at the boy' high school, is a'Jerk hi the hotel of Mr. Joseph Lee, atAitbm i' h, Mass.

Miss Floiida Y. iJuffin and Dr. Con-sue- lo

Clark tleft Boston Sunday nighr,the former bound for Virginia and thelatter for Washington, where she is tospend a week or ten days with the Rev.Francis J. Urimke.-T- he Hub, Boston,Mas.

A large force of mechanics and laborerswent to work yesterday morning on thetemple of worship now in course of erec-tion for the congregation of Mt. Pisgah'schurch. It will be a handsome two-sto- ry

brick edifice. Rev. A. W. Upshawis thepastor ol Pisgah's church.

Mis Miriam E. Benjamin passed a verycreditable examination before the civilservice commissioners. She received thereport in her case last Tuesday. The per-

centage she made in the various branchesis high. The next thing in order, MrCommissioners, is to see that she is ap-

pointed at an early date.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.Edward G. Nalle will be pained to learnof the death of their little baby boy, who,though ht bid fair to be a lasting com for.to his paients, was called home to Heavenwhile he was vet j'oung. While theirfiieiuK sympathize with the parents, thpyremember that God does all things forthe best.

There was a pleasant Excursion given!

by the Berean Baptist Church on Wed-

nesday morning to the Big Falls. Thecrowd was wry large, and everybody en-

joyed themselves to their hearts, content.The party r turned to the city about 11

o'eloek. Among a few of those presentwere Mr. Aichie Lewis and family. MissEtta B. Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Withers,Mr. L. C. Bailey and family, Messrs. JohnPierre and I). II. Stewart, Mrs. CarterStewait and several others.

The choir of the Fifteenth street Pres-

byterian church has been reorganized.Under the new arrangement there willbe four voices in e.ich part. Misses CoraThomas, Nibby Slade, Gertie and CoraSmith, Mary Lewis, Piper, EmilyWilliam-- . Lena Champ. Messrs. HenryG'ant, .Fumes Butler. Ilieky Lewis, KalphParrot t. and John Nalle are among thosethat con-t- it utes the choir. Mr. B. L).

Fleet w the organist As now organized,the choir will be one of the lin st in thecit v

The Webster Kiiies elected thefollowing named officers: CaptP. II. Simmons; 1st Lieut., J.Diggs; 2d Lieut., Win. Freeman;and Arthur Jones appointed 1stduty sercretit t. The company is

iu excellent condition and is con-

tinually on the increase. The

company will have helmets soon,

which will be quite an improve-

ment, Capt. Simmons, is doingall he can to improve the com-

pany, and the people in the WestEnd are proud of the Rifles.

Van sTess Park, July 16,1884,was the scene of a grand pic-ni- c

sriven by the Club House Union.fhe club consists of employees oftwo of the leading clubs in theDistrict, namely, the Metropolitanwhose name is known both homeand abroad, the Cosmos whosemembers are the leading scientistsof the age; and as the gentlemenof the C. 11 U. ure well known insocial circles, theii many friendsturned out in full force to greetthem.

Prof. Krause played his most se-

lect pieces of music to the delightof those who tripped the light fan-

tastic toe. Among the proiriuentpersons present were MissesBanvn,Nelson,Lewis,I3lake,ParkefPayne, Johnson, Matthews ;

Messis. Lee, Upshur Beale, of thePension oth'ce; Messrs. Websterand Price, of the Geological Sur-

vey; Mr. Cole, of the Post OfficeDept.; Dr. Turner, "Mr. Lewis,Capt. Gray, Co. 13, C. C. tf., Mr.C. Jarvis, Mr. Livers, and maiiyothers that we cannot take timeto mention. Great credit is dueto the gentlemen of the C. H. LL

May they soon give another oftheir enjoyable entertainments.

The following are the officers :

M. W. F. Blake, president; Chas.Mason, secretary; Thos. W. Sut-

ton, treasurer.

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CLARA TO LOUISE.

Dear Lou: I am now on a visit inAnnapolis, Md. I read your letter with agreat deal of caie and satisfaction. It isnot my intention to doubt your descrip-tion of the Orpheus Excursion, but I have,been informed by Maud that at leastthirty complimentary tickets were givenaway to the representative persons whoattended. Such as Hons. B. K. B., F D.,J. F. C. and others. This was done I aminformed to give the affair tone. While1 appreciate, the compliment tenderedthose gentlemen and others who receivedcomplimentary tickets, 1 must say thatthe Sparta never does such things asthat.

Well J. II. B. I see has been appointedon the School Board. The uew i cached,me through Maud. I never was so muchsurprised in my life. It was quite evi-

dent that the people did not want him,but, in spite of the great opposition hewas

The people here are very pleasant and 1

am having a delightful time. Flora andAlice, are expected down soon. Theirmany friends are anxious to ee them.

Dr. B. docs not practice his profession.He has been teaching school for some-time.

I received a letter from Bell", who informs nie'that she lett tor llaiper's FerryWednesday moining. I shall visit llai-

per's Ferry next week and inform youhow the girls are enjoying theniM Ives.

The weathcM-- is very pleasant here. I amcompelled to wear thick clothing all thetime. 1 am greatly pleased to see the in-

terest the people seem to maniiest in our1 etters. There is no doubt but that theyhave had wonderlul inlluenei: within thehousehold. Still there is a great deal tobe accomplished yet.

Our young ladies are not careful enoughwith whom they associate. You shouldcall the attention of our social circle tothis one fact.

The dismissal of Miss P. created a sen-

sation in this section. Have you ascer-tained the reasons why the school boarddismissed so many of the home girls? Alucky fiieiul of mine has been informedthat Miss B. will be married shoitly andMiss S. will be appointed in the HighSchool. Dr. C. B. P. had an eye simileto that when he dismissed Mi.--s. P. Thepeople will not stand anything like that.You should enter your protest against it.If our schools are to be based upon favor-

itism, I think it would be better to placethe whole system under the managementof a white board of trustees. i

The republicans are preparing to havea grand ratification meeting. Severalprominent speakeis from Washington areexpected to participate in the demoiiatia-tio- n.

Things socially are at a standstill inAnnapolis. There was a time when thislittle place was the paradise of pleasure.The girls who once crowded the sociaarena are all married and made theirhomes elsewhere.

There is nothing of importance that I

can write you, bun 1 shall give you an in-

teresting letter when f visit Harper'sFerry.

Yours Truly,CLARA.

Annapolis, Md., July IS, 1SS4.

OUUSOLDIKK BOYS.

In mallei s military at this hea&on but littleis doing. We failed to chronicle the successof the pic-ni- c given by the Washington Ca-

dets on the "Glorious Fouith," which wascrowded in spile of the threatening weather.Several limes sudden showers drove all

hands to shelter, but they came up bmiliny,

and new accessious were coining up to thehour of closing.

The Cadet's arc now preparing for their ex-

cursion to .Marshall Hall which will be given

Aiumstolu. They are to be congratulated on

securing the opening of this place, and a pro-

per appreciation of their enterprise and ener-

gy entitles them to a large patronage, which

we do not doubt they will receive. They havemade the tirst breach in a wall whicli for yearshas been impregnable, and Capt. Fleetwood

scores another success for himself and Corps.

.Company li. of the Capitol City Guatd had

.their annual pi ize ;drill on Friday the lllhinst. at Van Ness. They have been peculiarlyunfortunate thus far during the season, thetwo heaviest rains of the year having fallen

upon the dates selected by them for their out-

door atlairs.On this occasion the rain was over before

night, and the attendance was. very good con-

sidering, the k.wet ground. Only nine men

came on for drilL The judges were Captains

Fisher, Fleetwood and Commit. Drill-Maste- r,

Capt. Gray, We have been kindly furnished

by one of the Judges with a copy of his Memo-

randa. Errors marked as completed move

menls only. ' At the close of the. tirst diillthere were four men having each one trro'f

and these four were given a supplemental

drill to decide the tie. The score for the tirst

drill was:For No. 1, o errors; No. 2, 4; No. 3, 15: No- - i.

1; No. S. 1; No C. 2; No, 7, 1; No. .8, 1; No.

9, S.

On the second drill the score stood:

No. 1, 3; No o, 5; No. 7, o; No. 8, 2.

So the medal went to No. S, Private Hutch- -

the Hon. J. 11.iuson, and was presented by

Kaiuey, iu an eloquent speech. After the

presentation the otllcers of the Companv , the

Orator, the Judges, and the Ladies' Commit-

tee adjourned to the Van Ness Mansion and

spent an hour pleasantly in toasts and short

speeches evolved from their inner conscious-

ness by" Mums the word."

The Picnic of Co. A Capitol City Guards at

Van Ness, on Monday Hth lust, had the finest

weather of the season, and the smallest at-

tendance, owing to neglect upon the partlofattend to the circulationsome one to properly

Nevertheless there was aof advertisements.pretty fair attendance, and the music under

the double-bas- s.escellcnt.-exc- eptKrause wasHe vaia daisy, Please Krause-do- nt

not even "hardly ever"-ne- veryou ever--e v e r,

forever more.

Capt. Fleetwood states that during the week

he has declined for his corps an invitation to

attend a demonstration atlrviug Park, which

and therefore againsnature,is of a political

their Constitution. Declined a proposition fora competition drill for cash .prize, becauseof the absence of so many men of all the or-

ganizations from the City, and is consideringan invitation that has been received to vihitLynchburg. As there will be no "Oriole" inBaltimore this year, he is strongly tempted togo to Lynchburg notwithstanding his contem-plated trip to New Orleans in the ..winter sea-

son.

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GROSS FAVORITISM--.

TO TIIK EDITOR OF TIIE BEE:

Can you tell u why all the talent forholding District oflice gravitates to theWest End? Nohndy living East of 13: hstreet X. W. has ver held the oilice ofDistrict Commissioner: and now, it seemsnobody living ea-- f of that street is to heallow d to hold the oth'ce of school trus-tee. This rule appears to have heen

by the present Hoard of Com-

missioners and was enforced by themlat yi nr and thi.

Every colored man from the east halfof Washington has been dropped, andmen Irom the Wej-- t end appointed intheir places. We don't understand thispersistent disci imihaiiim agaiuM the peo-

ple of of our section.We take a good dealof interest in the

public sehools. W send our children tothem. We pay taxes for their suppirt.We should b: ulad to June joiue voice iniu their management. Why huuldutwe have? Will tell n?

Eighth Divtsion.The question above asked are perti-

nent and to the point, and eau he be- -t

answered by lefeiing to the rcucuks ofCnuuni-sione- r Wtst, that he did notcare a damn for the (minion of the citizens of Washington. Ed.

PERSONALS.

Win. Brown, f Baltimorecitv, is visiting our citv.

Mr. Ferdinand Jones, of Phila-

delphia, Pa., and Miss TerressaBrHcof. ol Baltimore. Md., are in

the cifv.

Miss McCabe left for Harper'sFerry. West Virginia, last Tuesday morninir, and will remain till!September.

Col. Win. Murrell, businessmanager of the Bee, left for jtpvYork Mnndnv mornini? on busi-ne- ss

for the paper. He returnedFriday.

Misses Fannie Coshn and Bln-den- a

Deitz are at. Harper's Ferry.Miss Edith Collins left for Har-

per's Ferry this morning.

Prof. John K. Drapor. of Balti-

more, Md.. was in town this week.P:of. Draper is a prominoiU politi-

cian and a gentleman of influence.

Liberian exhibit at the World'sExposition. The Liberian Gov-

ernment has made an appropria-tion ( 5,000 to defray the ex-

penses of an exhibition of it pro-

ducts at the Xew Orleans Exhibi-tion, and appointed Messrs. .1. W.Pioive and J. 13. Gander, of NewOrleans, as commissioners to re-

present Libcri t (hiring the exhibi-

tion

Geo. Win. CuriH is editor ofHarper's Wcckhj, and is an adv --

cate of British free trade. Hewants to import cheap British pub-

lications, so that America ii pub-

lishers cannot compete with theimmense Harper establishment.That is the s cret to his oppositionto Blaine. rJ he Bulletin, Louis-

ville, Kv.

HIED.

NALLE On Friday. July, lSt, i

1 o'clock a. m., Sterling P. P.ound Nalleaged S day2, beloved sou of Edward G

and Finetta Xalle.

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The greatest iiulufetnenis ev..--r ouered to the

Citizens of Washington to furnish theirHomes by a

JJ.H.4IL OUTLAY OS-- 1 ASH,

And the balance m easy Weekly or Monthiy

paymeiits. We have the largest and best as-

sortment of Good-- , and the Lowest Prices of

any House iu the City. Our slock comprises

a full line ofCrlAMBEK FURNITURE AND PARLOR

SUITES. CARPETS, MATTINGS,

OIL CLOTHS. RUGS, CHILDRESS'CARRIAGES. REFRIGERATORS,

PIER AND MANTLE GLASSES,

MIRRORS, CLOCKS, &c, &c

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Call before purchasingmoney,

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RAVEN PIANOS,13 East 10th Street, Xeiv York City.

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