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HOWARD LAW SCHOOL.

Tre 'rend of Mr. Harry WilliamsCourt wereiMina Supreme

Uru-- surprised to learn that hein law last May, be-aTl- is

aptness and knowledge of;.itrf of his ability. It

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HOW'S THIS! -Werner One Hundred Dollars Re--

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sctV rr.red bv Hall's Catarrh Cure.F. 1 CHENEY & CO., Props..

Toledo, Ohio.We the undersigned, have known

F 1 Chcncv for the last 15 years, ande e him perfectly honorable in all

Lsr.ess transactions and financiallyotV.oiam out any obligation madeb the r rm.

'AW . Truax, Wholesale Drug-M- s

Toledo O.'A'a'mc Kinnan & Marvin,

Toledo. O.H.'.' s Catarrh Cure is taken intern- -'

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Mr. J. H. Lewis, of Boston, Mass., isin the city the guest of Ex-Go- v. P. B.S. Pinchback. They paid The Bee avisit on Friday.

B. & O. RAILROAD.Young People's Society Christian En-deavor, Nashville, Tenn., July 5 to 12.

For this occasion tickets will be soldat low rate of one fare for the roundtrip from all points on the Baltimore& Ohio R. R. Tickets will be good goingJuly 2 to 5, inclusive, and good toreturn until .July 15 with privileges ofextension until August 1st, if ticket isdeposited with Joint Agent at Nash-ville on or before July 15.

Solid Vestibuled Trains with Pull-man Sleeping Cars, Observation Carsand Unexcelled Dining Car Servicefrom New York, Philadelphia, Balti-more and Washington to Cincinnatiand Louisville. Solid VestibuledTrains with Pullman Parlor Cars andSleeping from Pittsburg and

REDUCED

iiiiiimw i i 1 innnniTiCall on agent Baltimore & Ohio

Railroad for tickets and full informa-tion.

RIVER'QUEEN ROSTER.The River Queen will carry the fol-

lowing excursions to Notley Hall andLower Cedar Point:

June 21, Bloom of Youth SocialClub

June 22, St. Dominie Aid Society toLower Cedar Point.

June 23, The Metropolitan Baptistchurch.

June 24, The Young Men's Protective Club

June 27, Oxford Social Club.July 4, Grand Union Excursion by

the Lenox Social Club.July 12, Odd Fellows of George-

town.

THE DELMO- -

KOONCE,Cafe;

CATERERS jBakers, Confectioners and Icecream Manufacturers. CigarsOysters, Water Ices. Ice-Crea- m,

9oc.,wholesale.Odd Fellows Hall, 1606 M street, n. w.

Banquet Hall. Telephone 1313.

COLORED LAWYERS MEET.

Not pleased with the sentence ofLAWYER JAMES H. SMITH.

A meeting ofseversl members of thebar met on last Thursday afternoon at4 o'clock to take some action relativeto the conviction and sentence of Law-yer James H. Smith, recently chargedwith embezzlement.

It was claimed at the meeting thatJudge Bradley gave several of them tounderstand if iMr. Smith paid back themoney he was charged with embez-zling, sentence would be suspended.The amount that was charged in theindictment amounted to about four orfive hundred dollars, but the Juryfound him guilty upon two countswhich amounted to about $108.

All but about twenty dollars if thisamount had been paid to the newcommittee Mr. Folly and on the morn-ing of Mr. Smith's sentence, he hadthe balance in his pocket to turnoyer to Mr. Folly, but the death ofhis, (Folly's) child prevented him frombeing at court.

To the surprise of those who wereinterested in the case, the lawyersalleged Judge Bradley reprimandedMr. Smith and sentenced him to iiimonths in the penitentiary.

What made the colored lawyersmore mdignat and chagrined is, thatMr. Smith was one of the foremostcolored members of the bar, withLawyers Hewlett, Frisby, Moss, Pey-ton and others who defended JudgeBradley against the attack of thepreachers and the Senate committeelor account of an alleged remark thatwas attributed to him at the time oneSmith was convicted of murder. Allof this was freely discussed by thecolored lawyers.

BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R.Popular Excursion to Ningara Falls,

Tuesday, July i.

$ID.X. ROUND TRIP. $i:.3d.

A Ten (10) Day Tour to America'sGreatest Natural Wonder, via B. & ORoyal Blue Line and the Lehigh ValleyRoute through the Lehigh and Wyom-ing Valleys the Switzerland of Am-erica. Special train of elegant daycoaches and parlor cars will be run onTuesday. July 12th, on followingschedule :

Lv. Washington, D. C," Laurel, Md., - --

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Ar. Philadelphia, - --

Ar. Niagara Falls, - -

- b.io a. m.8.33 "

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- 11.00 p. m.Stop-over- s allowed on return trip at

Buffalo, Rochester, Geneva, Burdette(Watkins Glen), and Mauch Chunk.

Special arrangements for dinner andsupper en route at very reasonablerates.

Call on Ticket Agents, Baltimore &Ohio R. R., for full particulars.

FOR RENT: Large airy rooms,near three lines of cars, all beautifullyfurnished. One suitable for a doctor'soffice, young men or man and wife.All modern improvements. With orwithout board. 2025 nth St. n. w.

Big bargainsIN

DRY GOODS

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::: LHTTEELL'S)

713 Market Space.

We invite the readers of TheBee to examine our stock of season-able summer goods, as we areoffering unusual values.

LADIES' WRAPPERS.To introduce this new depart-ment- ,

we offer these extraordinaiyvalues ;

Ladies' Percale Wrappers, trim-med with braid and edgeing, at 69cand 98c each, worth $1, and SI. 25.

Ladies' Lawn Wrappers at 98c,81.25 and $1.47 each. Actualvalues, $1.25, S3. 50 and 82

Ladies' Washable Linen andSeersucker Uuderskirts, 50c each-- 1

Ladies' Black Satine Underskirtsat 98c, 81.25, $1.50 and $1.75 each.

WASH DKEoS GOODS.

7-- c per yard for 36 inch percale,value 10c. 5c per yard for choiceof an Qdd lot of Figured Lawns,Dimities, etc., that were 12-ic- .

19c per ya.l best Frrench' Organ-dies, that were 37c.

11-i- c per yard for 15c qualityOoyert Bicycle Su tings.

Johnson & Luttrell,713 Market Space.

JAMES M, O'CGNHER

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Dealer IiGroceries, Meats, Provisions.

3rd and K Srreets. Northwest.

We make a Specialty ofPURE OLD RYE,

ANDHEURICH'S FAMOUS BEERS,

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123 3 SEVENTH ST., N. W.

ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

Between Washington, Baltimore,Philadelphia and New York.

In September last, railway officialsfrom London were sent to America, toget ideas on the railway passengerservice of the leading lines in thiscountry, and in their official report,which was printed in the LondonTimes in January, it was stated thatthe "Royal Blue Line'' series of mag-nificent passenger trains, running between New York, Philadelphia, Balti-more and Washington, lead the worldfor quick and exquisite train service.

The "Royal Blue Line" service con-sists of nine elegant passenger trainsa day in each direction between thecities named above. They are thefinest and fastest trains in the world.Their equipment was built especiallyfor the service by the Pullman Com-pany, and includes every modern con-venience known for the comfort ofpassengers. The trains are vestibuledfrom end to end, and hauled by thestrongest and fastest locomotives inthe United States.

The exquisite day coaches of thesetrains are worthy of special note.They are beautifully upholstered,each containing a washroom andsmoking compartment.

The parlor cars are the most pala-tial ever built, being fully seventy-thre- e

feet long. In addition to thisservice, three new parlor cars wereadded in April, and are the first ofthis kind ever run; they are richly up-holstered and ornamented throughoutin most beautiful designs. A ladies'retiring-roo- m is provided in one endof the car. This room, which is sixfeet square, is furnished with a beauti-ful dresser with large mirror and anumber of drawers. On each side ofit are upholstered corner seats. In an-

other corner is a bookcase and station-ary washstand. The room was de-signed for especial comfort of ladies,who have always claimed men had thebest of it when travelling. The usualsmoking apartment, however, is at theopposite end of the car.

The dining cars are operated by theBaltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,and especial attention is given to themenu. Every delicacy is served inseason, and the service is unsurpassed.

In addition to the already perfectservice of "Royal Blue Trains" men-tioned above, there will be put intoservice May 15 a "Royal Limited"train, which will leave New York at 1.00P. M., making the run to Washingtonin FIVE hours. Returning, the "Roy-al Limited will leave Washington at3.00 P. M., arriving New York at 8.10P M. The "Royal Blue Line" willthen boast of three trains which makethis extraordinary fast time betweenWashington and New York, whichhas never been attained by any otherline. The "Royal Blue Trains" be-

tween Baltimore and Washingtonmake the run in FORTY-FIV- E MIN-UTES the fastest regular service everattained between the two cities. I

The terminal at New York City isthe most convenient for all points in '

Greater New York. Passengers canland at South Ferry (Whitehall Ter-minal), where, under the same roof,connection is made with the elevatedlines of the second, Third, Sixth andNinth Avenues, and the Broadway,Lexington and Columbus Avenue Ca-bles. All the Brooklyn Ferries alsostart from this point, and by taking

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Fair View Drug Store,

Drugs, Medicines and ail theStaple Compounds. Full line ofall the best brands of Cigars.

Wi. R. S&Dpie, Hgp,Corner R and 12th St., and Ver-mont avenue, northwest.

FOR RENT OR SALE,A four room house, at $7 per month

or will sell on easv payments for $700.Two minutes walk from Hyattsville,station. Also lots for sale from $100to $300, $5 down and $5 per month.Fine Spring water.

Call and see owner,803 19th Street, n. w.

!v I 91 m e3SOUTHERN,

ideate MaFefejNo. 713 F Street, bouthwest.

Stalls: 86 to 87 Center. Marker, 7thStreet Wing.

W. M. DEWEY,2243 14th St. N. W.

CIGARS, CIGARETTES, AND

. . . TOBACCO

SMOKE THE ROYAL SPORT.

Weekly and Sporting Papers.

Isaac Levy

No. 1001 U Street., Southwest.Clothiers, Shoes, Hatters, and

Gents' Furnishers, Trunks, Velice,Jewelry, and Merchant Tailoring.

Having purchase the entire Stockof Shoes A. Minster, 495 Penn. Ave.,we will offer to the Public $5 and $6shoes to go at 2.50, 3 and 3.50 $2$1.50, 98c.

Branch Stores: 727 and 1021 4Street Southwest.

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Bv Old Established HouseHigh Grade Man, good

C.iurch standing, willing tolearn our business then to act as Man-ager and St 1 e Correspondent here.Salary $900. Enclose self-address- ed

stamped enc-lop- e to . T. Elder,General Marnier. 189 Michigan Ave.Chicago, 111.

32nd NATIONAL ENCAMPMENTG. A. R.

Of Cincinnati, Ohio September 5th to10th, 1898. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-road.

For this occasion tickets will be soldat the low rate of one fare for theround trip from all points on theBaltimore & Ohio Railroad east ofPittsburg, Parkersburg and Wheeling,inclnsive, good good going on Sep-tember 3rd and 4th, ahd good return-ing not earlier than September 5th,nor later than September 13th, exceptby depositing ticket with Joint Agentai Cincinnati, between Ssptember 5thand 9th iuclusive, and on payment offee of twentp-fiv- e (25) cents, when re-turn limit may be extended to leaveCincinnatti, to and including October2nd, 1898.

Owiug to the great patriotic waveaweeping the country at the presenttime, great interest will be manifestedat this meeting. Rolid VestibuledTrains of elegant coaches, PullmanSleeping Cars, Observation Cars andsplendid Dining Car Service. Threethrough trains daily from New York,Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash-ington, and two from Pittsburg.

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DEALER IN-- TsTood. Coal 6z Ccke,

2240 pounds to the Ton. Sawedand Split wood. All stock undercover. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Orders by mail will receive promptattention.No. 70 G Street. Northeast.

Auth'sMEAT MARKET.

Beef, Lamb, Pork, Sausage,and all Rinds of Meat,Wholesale and Retail. Fine Icehouse. Refringerating excellent.

413 O St. northwest.

Practical fHarnessmaker.

Vhips, Blankets, Lap-robe- s,

Fly-net- s, New and SecondHand Harness, etc.

301 10th Street, corner of C n.Residence, 628 2nd St., n. e.

hi I Brushj

523 3rd Street,Southwest,

WHOLESALEand KETAIL,Dealer In

Flour "and Feed,

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RIVER QUEENificmi OTtfM? - I I 1 r I

order to accommodate all persons who wish to spend a fewhours on the river, hereafter the boat will make a 7:30 p. m. trip, soas to gnre everyone a chance to down.

Boat leaves 6th St. Wharf, end of Cable Oars, at 2:30, 5 and 7:30,Returning, leaves Notley Hall at 4, 6:30, and 9 p. m.

BOUND VRIP, - - 250.B3P"Take 14th St., Penn. Ave. and 7th St. Oars direct to boat and

save change of cars and delay at Power House.For Charters, apply to Steamer RIVER QUEEN. 6th St. Wharf,

or 606 F St. N. W., Room 3. J. Woollen, General Manager.

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Let's TAKIfl out KISKThe only article ever manufactured that actually

Takes the kinks out of the hairWill make the hair straight, soft, pliable and beautiful.

med. Guaranteed pure and harmless. One bottlII convince the most doubtful that it will do all we claim for i

LECS MEDIC ANT UO- -

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SAMUEL I LEECH,

TTota,eoO13th and G St. Northwest.

Washington, D. 0.

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Meals served at all hours.No. 808 13th Street, Northeast.

EUGENE SBHWAB,

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Wines and Liquors525 8th Street, 5. E.

Style, Fit and WorkmanshipGUARANTEED.

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Specialty

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Washington, D. C.

This is the Cheapest and BestPlace in the city to getFirst ClassJewelry :

E. VOIGTManufacturing Jezveler,

725 Seventh St., N. W.

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dium in Washington. If you wantyour business increased, subscribeand advertise in The WashingtonBee. It can be purchased from njof the following agents :

Hillsdale Dr. Gaila Drug fctoro.West Washington Jamea L,

Turner, 3,000 M street.NOKTHWE8T.

lEsxablislxed. 1866.fr BURHSTIHE LOAH OFFICE,

Gold and silver watches, diamonds.jewelry, pistols, guns, mechanicaltools, ladies and gentlemen s wearingapperal.

Old gold and silver bought.Unredeemed pledges for sale.

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