Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1900, Page 22

23 : : THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1900-22 PAGES. - : - = —————————————SSSS=3 ———————————— = =, Sas pee = Watiams, Almina B Grbbone, W. ¥., and Auguston Baredorf, Weta Predera aan: TOASTED. BY HIS FRIENDS SPRING RESORTS. SPRING RESORTS. | Wersaman, Joon F Witt Gone *s25.41 | Giles, James L: White, Archibald. ES The Atlantic City Office of The Even- ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Waggaman, “f 15 Giles, James L. White, Archibald... ing Star is located at 1300-13 Atlantic = = — Willems, Davi¢ $1.37 Gosling, Fannie J White, Archibald =- BANQUET GIVEN IN HONOR OF W.|/avenue, where any information cone UITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL, OCEAN EXD SOUT a Gosling, Fann . Ge bo — rr oper 5 epee Deuivers of 51 Gosling, Fannie J White, Frank H. G- CALVIN CHASE. cerning advertising, etc., can be ob- taurant and buffet attached; full ocean vew; Williams, 13 Grant, Abraham, White, Frank H. G... tained. The rates are the same as Steam heat; open all year. S, A. SOHWEISFORT, aie i Green, Margaret, White, . charged at the Home Office. mb2t-1561,4 hanna! al Green, Margaret, President McKinley’s Administration ATLANTIC CITY, N. crete Wah oe e Shelburne, een, Ma: = 5 Jolutnnah Wals CRE I rie The Lawrence. Atlantic City’s Favorite Ocean-front Hotel. Csoasuual Wako e dresses—Guests Present. Entirely new. One minute from Entirely icled and Refurnished. rs : EN Sun parlors overlooking ocean, aud every moder® Griggs, Sarat B. of ROBBINS, M. iL, LAWKENCE. Williams, Grimes, Alfred T. sub. appointment. zg —— S Golf Links. JAMES D. SOUTRWICK, wan Be | see bles Representative colored men testitea by | NEW SEASIDE HOUSE, | so 2a. $1.99 their presence last night at a banquet! Ocean end Penna. ave.; rebuilt and refurnished The Runnymede KENTUCKY AVE. 3 rx given In his honor to the esteem and con- | throug pout: gpen all’ year: a eed) (ears ak beh eo i. :iifams. Ee ae ares ; rooms en suite and s 5 5 Williams: Jala E. Haas, George J. fidence tn which W. Calvin Chase is held | pariors; complece heating,electric lighting and sant. | te¥-70t-4 Mra, 1. McILWAIN. Williams, Robert Hall,’ Charles. by his race in Washington. The banquet | tary systems; guif links. CHARLES EVANS & SUN. Willinn Harrison, Marian. mh20-26t Willia Williamson, Irving. Williamson, Irving. Williamson, Irving. ison, William A. Harshman, Francis A. Harshman, Jessie W Harshman, William H was the outgrowth of the recent election for delegates to the national republican con- vention, at which, it will be recailed, Mr. on ER = aa | Hotel Rudolf, tor, stenm heat, sun parlor. Special ing ininininininin tit etns RSRaRBRESLTSSRBSE ing rates. 4 ‘ 8-26 J.C. COPELAND. The most modern hotel on the Beach Front. . i: Widmayer, © large majority. | ™ 3 Willhunson, Irving. Harten, Hugh...... auiomayer Cec Chase was chosen by a larg Capacity, 600. Williamson, Irving Hatten, Hagh, and’ others Wiereng: Joun § His friends resolved upon a banquet as the! | HOTEL KENDERTON, iow Ope: Williamson, Irving, Hayes, Ann. Williams, James most fitting testimonial of their regard, an Se a Teaarewet ave. $1.50 and $2 daily; $8 Located in aristocratic cottage section. Roorhe cae eich 2 a ener ‘iison, Eugene C last night, at the Delmo Koonce banquet Oey Mrs. J. PL NEALL of Tioga. Tath bot and cold, sea and fresh water baths at- TL. Cabell } Hess, Catherine. Wilson, J. H. © hall, the friends gathered. It was withal fached. Orchestra_and dancing. American Ketta @ 1g22 Hickey Edward Siison Thou ; d the big colored The Albem i] ring raten ee Reta G 122.87 | Hickey, Edward P. Willverger, soin a handsome affair, and the big ie arie, a CHAS. B. MYERS. Lillie E $2.49 Hickey, Edward P Wittherger: soun leader was brimming with enthusiasm at Sieeiala are pear Beach. Extensively eniareees new ~ j Lille E So | Hill, Hover. eee Wood, Edger W the reception accorded him. king | like, cheerful anc liberally conducted: Stems ana. | Phe Anchorage firits Avene, near Tite B 49 | Hines, Sarah A. and Cora Worth, Rebecca After the ey, che aoe roe. | Sunny rooms, single and en suite, many with bart, year. Steam heat, Sen pa ee oon i Lillie frit Hines, Sarah A. and Cora T. be: n, toasts being responded to as ere oe street. necae eee parlors. Copscig. ‘mbI-26t 3 LC. &L B. ADAMS.” Wills, Squire and’ Amanda’ 1112 | Hinkle, Mary M 0 . ig rate, . $12 an weekly: Willson tarry Bess 40.90 Hollman,” Lous, FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE | “our Government,” Judson W. Lyons; | to $3 daily. “Booklet maiied. +. P. COPE.” | The Queen Resort of America for Pleasure and Wilson, Arthu: G $15.2: olman, Benjamin “The Negro as a Factor in Politics,” i 26-2 ‘Seckers, Wilson, Edwin L Hea | Hoste iteny WASHINGTON, D. ©., POST OFFICE NOTICE. | Toomey; “Education as a Lever,” Prof. Holmhurst HOTEL DENNIS. Wilson, James. -: = Hubbard, Stephen ange gind, be read daily, as changes may occur at | Hf ‘Terrell: “Tho Negro as a Citizen,” oa olmnurst, ison, . O. - $99. » Min g . “y, Atl x venue, Wilson, iam. 5 u 7 Ba! ally, ani e schedules of closings are ar- . * on > Mods + G dames Be Hurdle, Mary’ C Eanged, on the premimption of, thele iniuterrupted C CyaStewarts “Our Party.” HB. rates. HENRY DARNELT 1° fF Pooklet and se a oe ) Jame: $24. ‘urdie, 3 5 verlan sit. For the week ending Marc! .| Cheatham; “Our Future,” J. W. Patter- = = - James B.. and others $3.54 : 1900, the last, connecting closes will be made from | son: “Our Guest,” William Murrell. HOTEL ST. CHARLES. 403-78t.10 JosePH ft BURTON. SS James Hoo ae aan CE RANSSTLANTIO MATT When the guest of the evening was called ; 5 * |NEW HOTEL DE VILLE, , James A. ‘and’ Martha. 21.20 International Athletic Park and Amuse- FRIDAY—(b) At 7:15 P.M. for EUROPR, per es, | Upon to speak there was prolonged cheer- ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. to $60 per month; February end March only . . Winslow, James A... trust He ment Company of D. C......- --. $175.02 | Mesaba, from New. York, xia. Plymonth. (c) At | ing. Mr. Chase spoke for nearly an hour. On the beach. Finest on the coast. Hot sea <4 modern = luxw assured. Capacity, 300. and W. I Martha A. jaz | Mtemational Athletic Park and Amuse- |, |. | 11:05 B.M. for NETHERUANDS, per es, Spasrn- | We rehearsed the struggle in local politics | water in all baths. Booklet. Coach meets trains, Write for booklet. 100 yards and W y ~ Virginia ra ment Company of D. O...... see $12.9: fam; from New York, via Rotterdam. Mail must | during the recent election and predicted a i from beach; avoid dampness experienced in winter and oth Winters, William H- ot peated rer $8 Spaarndam.” (cl At 11:06 | SO eatuce for the earital city. The James B Reill front. and others. . Winters, Willlam H. eaa8 z PM, for ITALY, per 8.8. Aller, from New York, | rilliant future fo no ‘a ‘ditions = ‘y- M. W. TRUITT. mine wie SE | secsme Gasen Behe Tit BRE Woe NOHGay" eect, per | oF the party Inthe local sovermment and “2S Hotel Richmoaa— KENT WORTH INN and 1 rackson, rles HI. v1 (ec) for Ne VAY direct, o! © party in the on sed = “ind others $2.95 | Jackson’ & Co., HH 12'82 | ss Hekln. trom New Foo, Ne Onaarente called upon the colored citizens to rally Hotel Richmond, Throusheses "Beane peachy Mulateed. Improved cea cies g1.5g | Jackson Rigar 1. ‘except those parts Ba Pree nar ae 2.8; Hokie. Ground @ new standard bearer for District | Kentucky ave., 80 yards trom beach. Now open| Sun parlor. “Write tee Bowie Be eet {and others. $1.53 Janey and. Thomas ‘. Sfazsbell. <n ° g40.65 | Prince, Yrom Aes vor oes Commissioner. Mr. Chase spoke of the | for the reception of guests. Steam heat, elevator, | trains. (felZ117t) TR ROBERTS. and others. $157 | Jackson, “Mable. 11.39 SPRINTED MATTER, ETC.—German_ steamers | President in handsome terms, and referred won parlor. 5 Special rates, J. D. ‘PEASE. 5 =a oe $1213 Jackson, Mable. salting! trom New ee on Cocoa: 8 take ‘printed to his magnificent administration. — Hotel Raleig h ad other 2. fackson, Nathaniel matter, etc. for GERMANY and specially ad- J $19.46 Johnson, “Allen 80... Greaced printed matter, etc., for other parte of President Warmly Indorsed. THE CHALFONTE, ar cuiwies Sca0e Aub eae ain > johnson, Catherine . Concluding, he said: On the Beach. toes P $20.44 Misia American and White Star st ailing from ed “abd ‘Chas Mf Campbell : — Jess. = New York on Wedueadags, German ‘aid rencr | ‘The master hand in the conduct of this Extensively alvered and greatly enlarged. Atlantic City, N. J. Henry and Chae come 3 ; Robert 1. and Patsy. 8 Joyce, Frank. Meemere fo New tox on Thursdays, sad, Guard administration is that Napoleon who three nent and oe <= water in all private and hall Nil pedllne ieee fh = ee in ~ — - ents. 3 : Thomas... : and German steamers from No ‘ork on Saturdays, 5 5 )-26t- Ss $ CO. cal e city, with a capact Walker, ‘Wilton Hf odbridge, a Ba w ite take Exinted Matter ‘ete. ‘For all cout ses “Yor | Years ago was eats in. Se ae ‘Be; kshire T Se ape aceon, Baw’ een Jeane A by see sobersiy Martha. vodbrlidge, Joh | which they are advertised to carry mails. by the suffrage of the American people, be- erkshire Inn every appoinin-ent and conrentence. Eleva: John H Woodbridge, John W. 1.5 MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, ° tor. steam beat, electric light, sultes of rooms with dbridge, John ¥ ht ee: WEST INDIES, Bree aeeEt cause there was a misfit managing the af-| virginia ave., 160 yards from Beach and New Steel bath, sun pari-r. &c. Will be ‘open April 1. ridge, John W Sue Kellehes AHURSDAY—(c) At _ 11:05 P.M. for ST. | fairs of the government which threatened | Pier. After undergoing extensive improvements and | clal Rate for June and September. "Bus will meet Woodward. Emily = Murphe THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEEWARD and WIND-| the destruction of the republic. This Napo- | #terations since last season, this elegant modern | all trains. Walter. Joseph Woodey, Edward $6.3 Sapa WARD ISLANDS” AND DEMBRARA. per ava, | BO dest f the broad-minded Amer | otel is now offering to these desiring excellent ac- OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Walter, Willis: elle, George $7.34 peueners 47 | Carthhee. trom New York. (c) At 11:05 P.M. for | leon, like many of the daries | fmModations, wth every possible convenience, | 4a30-104t-18 iN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. Wormelie, George W $35.67 Keubas, Gass fog | PUERTO RICO, per 8.8. Mae, from New York, via | !cans, believes in broadening our boundaries | including elevator to street level, steam heat — Wormley, Joshu se | Rehew, Cor 8 | pone and enlarging our territory. It is true | throughout, large. pleasant rooms, ‘single and ot HOTEL LURAY. Wrecks, saxthe S337 Kimmel, Willan 10 FRI AT) At 11:08, FAG tor SODA ie that this is a young republic, but it is salte, bathe, Uberaliy, managed, unobstructed ocean ue . - ht, Emmi ve >, 8.8. nd Ni‘ ork. -M. k D , . Wright, John J. and Mary J. [$2.06 Ringe Mattar f for FORTUNE ISTAND. JAMAICA, SAVANIELA, | CWAl to any an quis chvaliced pone cy SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES UNTIL JULY 1, Golf all the year. Warder in J. and Mary J $6.21 ght, Henry QARTHAGENA and GREYTOWN. ‘per 8.8. Alene, | Tecent Possessions in the east and 1 Bai ol? WEEBL, Write for booklet showing | Porches Joined to Roardwalk Warder, Werients arearet erties from Nev York. Mall for COSTA RICA must be | have actuated the enemies of good govern- b ames 4 - 5 hotel, &. __(mb21-26t-14)_G. FRANK COPB. 4 directed “Per s.. Alene.” Clarence’ (c) At 11:05 P.M. for ment to cast a cloud of suspicion upon the Sun Parlor overlooking Beach, clarence: Y Eawresce aA. 46 | LA PLATA COUNTRIFS direct. par as. Roman | administrative powers, and they have made THE LORAINE Bea and Fresh Private Baths. Gnence § Tae Be SERTiTAR” GIN ATA Ata 08 BM for | it the prevailing and ‘predominant issue in| Ocean front of St. Charle, place. Elevator to| se7-10tr JOSIAH WHITE & SON. James H. N Yenawine, Warren W. Lee, Alfred, trust., F. W. Brooks -$39.07 | BADRP. per 8. Oll from New York. (Oral the coming campaign. The confidence that | street level. Private baths. Steam heat. Sun par- ——————————SSS oe N Yoder, Charles T....-. Loomis, Lafayette’ C. 18-31 | Foal only) (0) At M08 PM. for ROME EN | the present administration has established Sr uite aoe booklet and snring rates. 5 EDUCATIONAL Charles T. dont, As BRAZIL. per sx. Polvearp, from New York, via | in the minds of ue American people wal z AG) aS a3 Ne rles 4 ree are and. Man: co) at P.M. for the} ccntinue to be the governing power unt! y. ave. 60 yds. from 3 z zZ rece ‘Ee PROVINCE of SANTIAGO, CUBA, per's.8. Clen- | atier November 7, 1000. A chases in the THE EVARD eee aa a ee 2 ead to $2.50 per 3 special weekly; steam hea’ fe24-62t-4 i J. RAUFFENBART, fuego. from New York. SUNDAY—(f) At 10:30 A.M. for NASSAU, BEF steamer from Miam!. Fla. (hb) At 1 Christian , Christian p.,| government to satisfy the whims of auto- crats, plutocrats and democrats would work ‘M. tor NN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 8TH AND Ke Established 1876. Day and night sessions. Loan and Trust Co m Loan and Trust Co. on Loan and Trust Co. gton Loan and Trust Co. Washington Loan and Trust Co. Loan and Trust Co. Neiligan, Mary M. Nelson, ‘Robert Newman, Alfred Nordiinger, Isaac W. Norment, Clarence F- Norment, Clarence F. Northwest Eckington Improvement Co. Northwest Eckington Improvement Co, Andrews. Alexander Augustefer, John A. Aukum, Frederick PERBBBS SSENBERSS Batley, Thomas. Baltimore and Lae 4 25 Se Banyon, John. Barbey, Lemu Barnard, Ellen F Barnes, George W Barnes, Levi... Barstow, Jennie G. Offutt, Bernard \ Onl, Maud Andrew Ira Wallace. AB Bladen, Willlam. Bilse, Archibald € Blum, David, Mark and William. Boston, John C. Boston, John € Roston, John : Boteler, John W. and Harry D. Joseph and Elizabeth. Braddon. Alfre Brandenberg, Clarence A Pawley, Francis A Payne, ‘Horace. Peckham, Abbie C. Peckham, Abbie 6. Peckham, Abbie © Perkins, ‘Sarah J vard A. and Florence ©. Protestant Episcopal Cathedral , Minnie, William and A. and Frederick“ W. . and’ “Frederick “Wo RS SBSuR2 BaSksR Redmond, Jacob Hider, Jults T. and P Riley, Andrew John C., heirs. Robinson, Alice. Robinson, Emily “Ann, Tollins, Alfred. Rollins, Willlam M Rothert, Joba H. Ruppert, Gregar J. Ruppert, Otto C. nek, Walter S. Serrin, Catherin 2 Mi ton, Anna K- ngleton, Anna K. Simms, Enoch. ‘at, Join D., ‘aad Willis Cusberd, Daniel. Smallwood, Thoma: Smith, Matilda. Smith, Matilda A: Smith, Willlam Herbert. Spencer, Annie. Sproesscr, ‘Thecdore. Starkweather, Rae etepiime £ Davidge, Wal Davis, Helen W Davis, Mary J Starkweather, Starkweather, Starkweather, Starkweather, Sterrett, J. McBride. en BBine 8 District’ Investirent Co Stoddard, Marla T.... Stott, Samuel T (heirs). Stott, Walter E. Sutton, Louisa E Sutton, Louisa E. Sere, Soensne i= Talbert, Samuel. Talty, Maurice F. Tenney, Bridget Thomas, Mary E Thomas, William H ‘Thomas, William H. Thomas, William FH Thornton, Elizabeth ‘Polson, Sarah ©. Sarah C. and Watkin: W. H., executor. . earennee BE; B: eeRe ERSRNesses SkBNewsseescesrseteseaszeseestecsses a in #e ee 88 Uhler, Alfred G.... Umpbrey, James Dougiass. Umphrey, James Douglass. BeEa3 . Lawrence G., jr. iS z entenhn = nin in Bees $Seeene Bp Fy Weeks, Fred B. Weiser, Charles W. West, Christopher. Gantt. Henry. 3 es ett, Jennie EB. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Malls for the SOCIETY ISLANDS. via San Fran- gisco. close here dafiy at 6:35 P.M. up to March 26. inclusive. for dispatch by ship Trople Bird. (0) Malls for HAWAII, vin San Francisco, close here datly at 6:35 P.M. ap to March 80, inclusive, for dispatch per 8.8. Australia. (0) Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Anstralia. which goos via Europe. and New Zealand, which goes via San Franctsco), HAWAII and FIT IST- ANDS, via Vancouver. close here dally at 6:35 P.M. up to March781, inelustve,.for dispatoh per 3.8. Warrimoo. (0) Malla for CHINA*, JAPAN, HAWATI and PHIL- IPPINB ISLANDSt. via San’ Francisco, close here daily at 6:35 P.M. up to April 2, inclusive, for dis- patch per 8.8. China. (0) Mails for CHINA® and JAPAN, vin Vanconver, close here dally at 6:35 P.M. up to April 10, inclu: sive. for dispatch per #.s. Emp of ‘Japan. Registered mail must be directed “Via Vancou- ver."" (0) Malle for AUSTRALIA (excent West Anstralfa), W ZEALAND, HAWAIT, FIST and SAMOAN ANDS, vin San Francisco, close bere daily at P.M. after March 31 and up to April 14, in- clusive, for dispateh per s.s. Moana, (0) Malls for CHINA*, JAPAN and PHILIPPINE ISLANDSt. via Tacoma, here daily at P.M. up to April 19 for dispatch per 8.8. G win.” (0) Matls for CHINA*, JAPAN and PHILIPPINE ISLANDSt. via Seattle, close here daily at P.M. up to April 19, for dispatch per s.s. Rioja Maru, “Registered letters must be directed eattie.”* (0) TS for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to few York for connection with Buropean steamers, tPHILIPP ISLANDS (military mail), dis: patched to San-Francisco at all closes for that office to connect with government transports, the sailings of which are irregular. (>) Registered malls close at 1:00 P.M. same dc) Registered mails close at 8:00 P.M, same aay. a) Registered mails close at 5:00 A.M. same (ei Registered mails close at 1:00 P.M, Saturday. (f) Registercd mails close at 1:00 P.M. th) Registered mails close at 12:00 P.M. aay. 1k) Registered mails close at 8:00 P.M. o) Registered mails close at 6:00 P.M. day. penis: previous previous previous previous previous JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster. OCEAN TRAVEL. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FAS1 EXPRESS SERVICES. CHERBOULG, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN. Saale...........April 8/Kais. Mar. ‘Ch..April 24 Kats. Wm. d.Gr. April 10 Saale. Lahn.. + April 17 Kals, Departure 10. AM TWIN-SCREW PASSENG SOUTHAMEPTON, LOND SERVICE. BREMEN. April 26, 2 pm. ay 8, 2pm RVICE. R, NAPLES, GENOA. Mar. 31K. Wi “April 7 Trav ‘April 23, “April 14/ Aller... -May 5 2 CONG: BROADWAY, N. x. OELRIOHS & C . 5 BRI iN. Xe Apply to E. P, DROOP, 925 Pa. ave. fei-ly ‘Agent for Washington. FRENCH LINE. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—PARIS (France), Sailing every Thursday at 10 a.m. From Pier No. 42, North River, foot Morton St. April 21 La Bretagne.....April 5)La ‘Touraine....<April 26 L'Aquitaine....-April 12|La Bretagne.....May 3 La Gascogne....April 191La Champagne. ..May 10 Accommodations reserved in the Grands Hotels du Trocadero during the Paris Exposition, General Agency for United States and Canada, 82 Broadway, New Yorks. G. W. MOSS, 1327 ¥ ST_N.W. fol-6m,17 American Line. EXPRESS NEW YORK—ANTWERP—PARIS. Wednesday at 12 noon. *Friesland.... April 4 | Westernland..April 18 Bouthwark.|./April 11 { Kensington... April 25 *Calling at, Southampton. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Piers 14 & 15. N.R. Office, 73 Broadway, New York. Philadelphia office, 305-307 Walnut st. ‘WASHINGTON OSTICH, 1306 F st. n.w., or G. W. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Stayman’s, 1827 F st. n.w. ee2T SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION. ; HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. New York, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, via Bonlogne- eur-Mer,, 8% hours’ dist. from elther Paris or Lond. New twin-screw steamers Potedum. Statendam and Rotterdam. Spring rate, Ist-class, $60 and upward; 2d-class, $42.00. All other steamers carry one class of cabin passengers only; $42.60 and up. Apply to Holland-Amerlea Line, 89 Broadway. Nor ‘to BF. Droop. & Sons, 025 Penns ave, and G. W. Moss, 1327 F st., Wash., D. C. . 4a16-tu,th.s.6m 13 Judge and Prosecutor Surprised. The retiring jury in the Police Court yesterday presented Judge Kimball and Mr. Alexander R. Mullowny, prosecuting at- torney, with a fine bunch of roses each. The flowers were presented by Juror Otto Fischer, who thanked the court officials on behalf of his associates for the uniform kindness and courtesy with which they had been treated during their three months of service in the jury box. The presenta- tion was in the nature of a surprise, mak- ing the disc! e of the ji a vel leas- pe harg: jury Ty pk his feet again and again in acknowledg- ment, The toastmaster of the evening was Law- yer Thomas I. Jones, and he filled his try- ing position with consummate grace, never permitting the exercises to drag ‘a mo- ment. Committee in Charge. The committee in charge of the testi- monial consisted of Saml. G. Thompson, chairman; William Murrell, secretary; Thomas I. Jones, Richard E. Toomey, John W. Patterson and W. T. Menard. The menu card was a handsome affair, being printed in colors and containing an_excel- lent picture of the guest of honor. It was a late hour when the banqueters adjourned. Among those present were John P. Green, J. Milton Turner, Judson W. Lyons, Rep- resentative George W. White, H. P. Cheat- ham, M. M. Holland, F. E. Cooper, J. Ed- ward Jones, J.T. Johnson, M. 8. Koonce, Professor R. H. ‘Terrell, Professor N. EL Weatherless, Willlam L. Tignor, M.D.; Mr. Van Brinkie, F. W. Hedge, Mr.’ Clinkscale, LL.B.; George D. Johnson, George W. Jackso: Charles F. M Brown, LL.B.; C. C. Stewart, M.D.; L. W. Pullies’ J. Morgan Houser, Edward Rouser, C. H. Watson, Samuel C. Lacey, A. Hogan, L. C. Bailey, Samuel Plerce, M.D.; W. J.’ Abrams, Rob- ert L. Brackett, Col.’ Willlam Murrell, Ed- ward Nalle, R. F. Chisolm, H. L. Living- ston, John Bronaugh, A. B. Cooper, D. F. Savile, Edward Turner, George W.’ Smith, J. W. Patterson, LL.M.; Thomas LU. Jones, LL.B.; Harry D. Williams, Lieut. Thomas H. R. Clark, Lieut. Richard D. Toomey, L. . Peterson, Joseph Savoy, D. B. McCary, LL.M.; R. T. Douglas, P.'Lyvers, George H. Richardson, M.D.; Thomas H.’ Wright, A. 8. Richardson, ‘William L. Pollard, LL.M.; John R. Paynter, Samuel G, Thomp- son, LL.B.; W, T. Menard, Fielding L. Dodson, James Gray, Harry Boston, W. 'T. Blackshire, M.D.; Nathaniel Ruffin, George ¢. Smith, Aaron Bradshaw, J. 0. Holmes, P. W. Price, M.D.; A. B. Penn, M.D.; Pro” fessor F, N.'Dickson and J. 8. Koonce. ee ees BIG ARRAY OF PICTURES. Detectives Recover Stolen Property and Make Two Arrests. The detective office at police headquarters presented the appearance of a picture store this morning. A number of pictures, frames and small ornaments. which had been stolen from Wm. H. Veerhoff's estab- lishment on F street, made the exhibit. The police charged that the property had been stolen by Louls Kohlmer and Robert Anderson, and these men, who were ar- rested about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, admitted their guilt. The property, recovered by Detective Browne, who also made the arrests, is valued at about $500, and it is the inten- tion of the officer to file several charges of petit larceny against the defendants in the Police Court tomorrow. Last night Ander- son was released on $500 bond, but Kohl- mer was unable to get the necessary se- curity. Anderson, who was first arrested, is about nineteen years old. He lives at No. 802 I street northeast, and was employed by Mr. Veerhoff until a short time ago. Kohimer is thirty-three years old and lives at No. 1633 Rosedale street. He formerly lived in New York, and was employed as foreman of Mr. Veerhoff’s workroom up to the time of his arrest. Detective Browne interviewed Anderson as soon as he was taken into custody, and it was after the officer had heard his state- ment that he arrested Kohimer and recoy- ered a number of pictures from his house on Rosedale street. Anderson was dis- charged from Mr. Veerhoff’s employ about a week ago, and yesterday was arranging to enlist in the army. Yesterday morning complaint was made to the police that pic- tures had been taken from the F street store, and Mr. Veerhoff was much surprised late in the afternoon when he found so much stolen property in the hands of the police. While a number of the pictures were taken from the walls in Kohlmer’s house, many of them were found in other houses in Northeast Washington. Some of them had been sold and others had been given away or hidden. Detective Browne is still Investigating the case, and the defendants will be given an opportunity to make explanations in court temorrow. ———.__ Had Never Heard of “Oomah.” At the hearing Tuesday last, in connec- tion with which a marshal’s jury rendered a verdict holding Joseph G. Creamer, a wealthy New York lawyer, to be of un- scund mind, Dr. Frank Hagner, when asked by Mr. Creamer regarding a work on in- sanity by an author named “Oomah,” re- plied that he had never heard of a writer of that name. Dr. Hagner, it ap) was not among the physicians who at the hear- ing. jokingly remarked that they were fa- miliar with the fictitious Oomeh. BISCAYNE, Removed to Kentucky ave. Near the beach. New house. Better appointments. Elevator. ‘Steam heat. Now open. M. A. THOMPSON. mh15-26t,4 The Islesworth, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Directly on the beach. Enlarged and tmproved Since last season. Modern in every detafl. Fresh and sea water in every bath. Cafe. Orchestra. New management. mh15-13t,10 HALE & SOULL, Managers. HOTEL TRAYMORE, ON THE BEACH. ‘The world-fam2d all-the-year-health and pleasure resort. During the past four months has been extensively enlarged and improved. Over 50 private baths; new dining room, inclosed in glass, directly facing the ocean, and unsurpassed on the Atlantic coast for decoration and elegance; exchange and sun parlors doubled in ssa a pacity, 600 . VHITE, Jr., Owner and Prop'r. mb13-26t,10 HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia ava.. sd house from beach. Modern in every detail. Special spring rates. Send for booklet. mhs-26t-5 OSBORNE & PAINTER. HOTEL HECKLER, Corner Atlantic and Penna. aves.; near Penna. . R. depot and beach; capacity 200; steam heated; first-class accommodations at moderate rates. HENRY HECKLER. mh12-2et,5 HOTEL BERKELEY, Kentucky ave. Main corridor leads to board walk and ocean front sun parlors. Capacity four hundred. All modern conveniences. Dally orchestral concerts. Spectal spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet. fe10-52t-7 JAS. & GEO. BEW. THE WILTSHIRE, Virginia avenue und Beach. First-class and mod- ern in every detafl. Write for booklet and spring fems iy of Hygeta, Old Pulut Comfort. ‘ormerly of Hyg oint fo fe12-b2t-5 HOTEL PIERREPONT. New Jersey avenue and Beach. Fuil ocean view. Capacity, 200. Second season. Elevator, Steam leat. Specia! spring rates. $10 per week and up. Booklet. (fe10-52t-5) 'HANNELL BROS. BLEAK HOUSE. Directly on ocean front and connected with board walk; new and modern; absolutely fircproof; only beach hotel on European plan; rooms single or en suite with bath; elevators; steam heat; sun par- lors; Juxurfousls’ furulshed ‘and thproaxtly appoint- «a; cepa, . Special rates for spring. s let. Coaches meet trains. GEO. H. CORYELL. mb3-26t,10 THE PENNHURST. Second house from Beach. Michigan ave. Open the entire year. Elevator to street level. Steam heat, grate fires. Booklet mailed. fel-52t,5 JAMES HOOD. HOTEL BELMONT. Open alt year. Ocean end Virginia ave. Built entirely of brick. Absolutely fireproof, stecm heat, eievator, sun parlors, rooms single and en suite with bat! Booklet mailed. (ja27-78t-7)_E. S. WATSON. THE IROQUOIS, Ocean end South Carolina ave., 100 feet from boardwalk; now and modern; capacity, 400; steam heat; rooms single and en suite with bath; ele- ator; sun parlois; cuisine and service the best. Special spring rates—$12, $15, $17.50 weekly; $2.50 dafly. American plan. Write for booklet. Goaches ‘eet trains. (e12-78t-10 W. F. SHAW. ; $5 — $5 —_Preparation—$5—— $5, pe Meziserry, Jacob WEEN So wemrorsmpem, te it er areas | nis eoverament can it be shows ete | q,,,,00tel New England, | I mst offict Binitants. Siaszse ase Young: Davia Sreaueate sont Sydney and thence win stones, Close here Baie’ | Slee Of oppression, starvation and finan- | Octtn end Seats Caraling ave. 100 fect trom Shakespeare Vocal Art 3“ Young, David. M excent. Sunday, at 12:00 M., and ‘on Sundays ‘onl | cial depression, such as existed prior to Entirely rebuilt and enlarged to a capacity of Pizno, Violin, Man, Guitar. Scb’l, Warneke. Christian W Young. i at 11:20 4.M. (a) (hy tho ascendancy of tho present administra- | 400, Newly furnished throughout and with every | E'locution, Patan aor eee ern ae neke. Ch: ian W. Young, 1, Willia: Mails for MIQUELON. by rail to Boston and] tion, has any President re-established the modern equipment. Elevator to wee So . ¥ .Arlow M- Young, Middleton, Ella C: fhenee via steamer, close here dally at 3:15] confidence of the people as has Mr. Mc- nears oe ee ee h % inard HT. uae. Talber gue Kinley. 3 mas wal beth Talbert... 71 G mb19-26t-10 BRYAN & WILLIAMS. e : et Young, Tndwig 6 Miller, Benjamin Wednentage, Eridage anno mort Famns.. Fla. | “rhe administration of William McKinley French, mete ert, a, Moore; Jacob «ooo oft Mam Fits Mendays' and: Saturdays’ et | has brought prosperity to. the country. 8 THE ORIENTAL, German, ne oung, L. G. Moo: . - 230 4.3 as created new roads to industry. n= v1 . wane ee - Young, Mali Moorehead, Sarah B. 8. arate for MEXICO overland, unlese spectally ad-| fluence reaches throughout the world. Wm. | Bifgctly om the, ocean, front at, Vermont ave. Spanish, etc. ) Mary J. 72 Hocts gi! Entirely new and strictly fireproof. Stea: Warne abeth, $6.64 Young, Nellie orton, Laura. . os Grensed for dispatch by steamers sailing from New McKinley is honest, patriotic and true to} ed. Elevator and every modern luxury and ap- Ability in conversing acquired Warrtn, William, and J. H. Merriweather.s45.12 | Young. Thomas T- Murging Bernard: onl Chatiee Bi woseens fess Pee he ee Melly at 10:80. A.M” and’ 20:00 | tn6 people. Hie desire is fon the perpetua- intment. “Write for apecial spring ‘rates and | BERLITZ so) short time, . Washington Building and Loan Ass'n. ...$15.86 j Myers, Maria Avs. oe $51.08 alle for COSTA RICA, RELIZE, PLERTO Con. | tion of this American republic, and, In the | becklet, ORGE SC MESNGEE | SCHOOL, eos Sore ae febrens Gite ne ee COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. Myers, Thomas J., and Augustus Burgdort.$1.99 | hz and GUATEMALA, by tail to New Orienrs language of the immortal Lincoln, he says, | —™ ——— - ae Hethen (Geee a = “Nt | Myers, Thomas J., and Augustus Burgdorf-$2.09 | and thence via steamer, clean bere deli ay cone ‘With malice toward none and charity for LA FONTAINE. FRENCH GUARANTEED SPOKEN IN SIX Hebrew Congregation. oF (Agricultural) ays and Mest ce for COSTA RICA. ca eens | 2 aol Ses i, manitin, ew etsy method: preperniocy. for expo se oe roe : and * ‘A and 3 + cent ... Steam beat; sun parlor. Open] s: ; terms: le. ie > tpi ee ole : for BELIZE, PUBRTO CORTEZ ‘etd GUATES rene cae Spee aes, ues Wae ver Lialk the feat M. Ee STOCKLET PYcaisRea | Se Luxemteng mate Pate ie teat Loan and Trust Co. ‘Allen, Charlea Gordon. National Lumber Co. of Washington, D.C. MALA. (ce) erously app! ied, and was broug! tO mh21-26t* LEARN YOUR SHORTHAND OF THE LATE OF- FICIAL COURT STENOGRAPHER, the principal of ‘Tanner's Shorthand College, cor. ¥ and 9th. Day and night sessions; open all summer; catalogues. = elegraphy SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. THE DRILLERY, 506 Lith st. now. If you want to know where to study Shorthand ov Typewriting, ask an old stenographer or the ree Porters of the House or Senate. mb8-th.s,tu,14 NJO, GUITAR. A. V. Holmes, mh20-26t* Studio, 520 10th st. n.w. Art School, 1129 17th N.W. Thorough instruction in Drawing and Painting, Mies S. W. KELLY, London Medalist, Principal. Educate for a Situation. A census or civil service exomination is easy to leach shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping and ace all our graduates in positions. Call aud see mhi2-tt 311 East Cap. st__ SHORT- High-speed Reportin; lating. Successful Preparation for CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL.... -- #43 1 8ST, mb2-26t"°,6 1114 F st. M. AURELIA BARRINGTON mb5-26t° FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL; APRIL 2, NEW Stand, only 80 lessons. Classes during summey Mile. 'V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st. n.w. (car le Mandolin, Guitar & Banjo Correctly taught by Miss GERTRUDE E. BUCK. L mb17-26t* Pass if you take oer course of preparation. Wo us. WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Typewriter Speed and Tabu. HAND Civil Service Examinations. WASHINGTON DRAMATIC CONSERVATORY, (Papil of F. F. Mackay of N. ¥.), Directress. term.—To pronounce well, speak. read," undere mb5-26¢ HAM. Studio, 1522 6th st. nw. mbl-4tf VENABLE Progressive School of SHORTHAND | Shorthand and Typewriting. SCHOOL, Experienced teachers. 600 F ST. N.w.| Moderate terms. Sa6-4tt ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Dressmaking, underwear and children’s sults. A new departuent brs been opened, in which ladles and young girls will be taught cutting, Sting and all kin of "sewing. For particulars apply to the SCHOCL, 2023 G st. n.w. boz2-6et MISS GENEVIEVE L. PORTER, Teacher of Piano, Qfethod of Conservatoire National, Paris). Cire culars. 1584 15th st. n.w. oc28-4tf Chevy Chase. French and knglish School for Girls, Suburbs of Washington French the language of the house. Mile. L. M. BOULIGNY, Principal. | Chery Chase Miss C. PETTIGREW, Asst. Prin.§ P.O., Md. my22-1yr MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1227 18th st. nw. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Census. aps-4tt Grand Atlantic Hotel, Virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic Citr, N. J. Xow open. Fifth season. The finest famfly and transient hotel on the coast. 350 beautifully fur- ished rooms, single and en suite, and with bath. Hotel is thoroughly heated by ‘steam and open Gates. Large sun parlors and first-class orchestra. levators run to street level. In fact, every pos stble comfort for the traveler and permanent guest. Location is central and within easy access of the fomous Steel Pler, which is now open and affords every pleasure to ‘the visitor. ring rates, which include a handsomely fur- nished room and the finest cuisine and service ob- tainable—American plan, $12.50, $15.00 and $17.60 per week each adult gue = per day. up. Enropean plan, $1. Elegant pointed cafe attached, Seen oe Write for illustrated booklet. Hotel coaches meet all trains. CHARLES BE. COPE. mb1-26t-22 ~” CHESTER INN, PRE E ovl York ave. near beach. levator, sun rr. Open e year. $2.00 r day. Sj weekly rates. D. ENioaE. Pais a HOTEL GLADSTONE. ‘The only hotel in Chelsea open for spring season. Reopens March 16. Disectigven the teecke Capac- Hy, 250, Steam heated. | Elevator. ” Sun parlor. irate baths. © for booklet and spring rates. fe19-78t,7 STONE & oi Hotel Scarborough. Beach Front and Maryland ave. Unobstructed ocean view. Great enlarged and ae eee rates. (el7-7,t WYMAN. Avoca Hotel, ,E=STocky. ave. Conveniences. Open all the year. fe10-78t-4 HADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL. OPEN THROUGHOUT.THD YEAR. Modern and complete. Hot and cold sea water baths, Golf Links, etc. Booklet mailed. oel8-tt < LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT, rt = — = POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT Co. POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE. STEAMER POTOMAC. meumer Potomac will ieave Tih street wher? every ‘will leave Thursday at 4 pm. for Baltimore and river land All river freight must be poe. tin it solicit ocamaandations for strictly first-clars, STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘Telephone 745. 12,tf E. 8. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River 7 a.m., landing at Colonial and aii wharves an far down en Lower goa Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 p.m, and on Fridays sbout 3:30 p.m. ‘WASHINGTON, D. STATES MAIL ROUTE, ., TO GLYMONT, MD., and intermediate Passenger accommodations first-class. to the bour of 4 cei ante Ae ee RAND ALE, Proprietor and Manager. . O. CARPINTER, General Agent, Ws STEAMER WAKEFIELD, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Leaves Washington, D.C. (7th st. Ferry Wharf), londays, 7 a.m., for intermediat ings to Co- Tontat Be h, Bushwood. Rock Pt.. Colton's, Nom- int Creck, Abell's, wn, "s, Howard and Cobrim’s. onuslat Beach, Butiwoods iock Poise Coens, . Leonardtown, Abell's, Notini Oreck, “Coan aad Yeocomico Saturday, 7 a.m., for Intermediate landings te Bushwood, Bock Point, Colton's, ‘Bee echedule in effect A: 21, 1890. aulé-istt =O. W. RinLeY: General Manager. = = MANICURE. PARIS — MARLBOROUGH PARLORS — LONDON. Eleven-ten G; branch, fayette Sa. Theater. Seecaist Seem BX. Imperial Hake Rageneenton,