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New-York tribune., 1902-05-04

which permits the light from its skylight to enter
every corner Of the store. Seats are 10 be found
around the edge Of the rotunda every floor
where weary shopping women may rest and look
gn the crowds on the ground floor. In winter after
S0o's and dark days the whole store will be illu-
nina ed brilliantly with electric lamps
The construction OF tho store has been retarded
somewhat because Of the pains which have been
taken IN securing the best materials Of construc-
ton. Marble and mahogany abound and the stair
cases are remarkably beautiful in their architecture
and finish.
The original firm of Simpson. Crawford SimD-
son dates back to 1873 when William Crawford an
Thomas and James simpson formed partnership
ana took control of the store AT the northwest
ner or SlXth-ave. and Nnereenth-st. The store
had moor area Of @Xl53 feet, and occupied the
sam" site as the part Stiu unfinished at this corner
docs AT present. The entire cost of the new Smp-
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done it in former years. but the management hest
has for years treated any amount above 5 per cent
as as an extra dividend The present dividend Is the
When the May dividend of that year was declared
Roberts then suspended the consideration OF con-
templated improvements and stopped all construS-
tion work BY this means the company was able
10 meet al obligations and pay la Per cent semi
annual dividend This continued TO be the rate OF
4 system Of .exrortion and ofriciaI bIaekrnaii
which has been known 10 exist, the knowledge OF
winch; however. has heretofore been unaccom-
taiIeI oy legat eviGence mas At last come 70 me
posure. Women school teachers have been the vic
heretofore been the financial gamers Just now one
school teacher has unwtttingy exposed the scheme;
started Vhich II carried out hS5sti is sIv to
he wide reaching in its and startling in its
Summarized; the system is that Of exactns trib-
ute from applicants for appoiltment as teachers.
LOT ,rS'SrS rs 10 n-sner srSGes anu lor Idtsns s
SO0 70 $6O while transfers could be had for low
':Taisns Of ratings by the direStor In charge q
the school meant that there would be 10 necessity
classes under her care had not been up 10 the re-
That this eXtorton was the rule seemed 10 6s
pretty generally known among the teachers. and by
them In turn the knowledge was communicated 10
friends who were asplrapts for places,
side to it. The young woman who was willing 20
Of the board at the house Of so-between 5et The
room in which the conference was held was dark
tlnsulsh the features OF the men with whom she
was dealing They quickly came TO Ems she
agreed 10 pay $40 for the appOintment-S0 down
and $40 each month out of her monthly warrant OF
A1. She thought she had recognized enc Of the
directors. In her haste be on the safe side sns
went to his house to pay her second instalment or
$50 The director upon whom she called was not
one OF the four; he conscientious business
man. Explanations followed. and the fat was IN
the fire"
In this instance the accused directors have re-
signed protesting their innocence, but widey
signed petition Is being backed BY personal IN
nuence TO compel the Board OF Education TO MAKE
general invesugation. The practice is known 20
exist in other wards. and member OF the Boare
OF Education declares that he has heard OF case
where a supervising principal had paid $3.50 20.
his place. In his investigation he had reached
moral certainty. but fell short OF secu fng lesa
pfoor py reason or the mutually incriminalAs
circumstances OF the case.
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Anles qus nadA.

Anles qua NADIA.
No quisro probar aq ui sl error, 10 tsrqus-
dad, ell eonvenei0nAlfRmo del sefi1F C1mibiona-
DO dc attraction sl prstsndsr una coda lie
gal ~ tgdAs IuGeE
hereh.rc . lA abEtracsl6n shsolutA del
Msgisiorio, sE In vida politien durAnts Ids tres
EI sisrto que 10 Lay EIGolAF dice que los
MAeHirnH NO pueden tomRF pirte en- In pplfslea
Rcsivh, furdEudoss en- 10 C'rden GsaerkE No
l6o sssei6n 81 1899 psro ldvi6rtess que as
I'm D den He rHhsrs loS empLe0dOS 8 faLncto.
H0SSos de los GobieHnos InsulRr Municipal.
70 pregnnto Sson Ios MAestros fnn sio-
nAriua o smpsAdoS municiERles duraLte los
trss msIss de vacAeioneS?
IacudAbIamente qna no.
81 81 Rtf, Sdebsran eGtaP sometidos o los
e&pFaekoa del Eeh1r ComisionRdo?
MenoB adm.
Me pArsee o mi que, baio Ia formula mas
ruoiInsntArfa del derscho, todR obIfgaciSn re-
quiere cOTltrdto gus, nc extauendo ese
eoniEsto sntrH ios profeSoreS y Ell Gobierno. de
ninEdn modo pusde e1Htr oblig&ci6n Stigma
Softendrs Mr.. Linds1y, que moroE Enents
9xlSss SEA oohgaeio ri pero eGA obligation
rsfeffrA unicAmente q 10 condici6n prcfssio-
nal no la eondlel6n intrfnrsea del indfviduo.
icS dSeir eua yoI como maestro, soy una
anteAd pnesta 81 seRvlcio dal pueblo, MEN
TRA5 EL PUEBLO Me PAGUE; psto que
Rhn DO pAgsn1omsu como verdRdeFo sReaFoots
gus HoYI debo obssrvRr busnR eonduetA " ser
modDlo dc viFtudss. EIta ditima ss In 0bEisd'
cton DleT0G, qus tisns derseho u exigirms el Sc
hoE C0rnisionado. De no ser ARl, vsndrfsmos q
hguRRr como eualquier Cuerpo militAr como
snAl1 ofeK Oidsn rslgios&.
Paso 10 quisEo pHeseinoiF de ssts asnnto
EoneFnaArme 6nieamente o LIN Rcuaaei0n de Mr.
Lindsay, aomstl6ndome, desds Iuego, Q HsP mo.
DO eIpactsl de discurgir s0hFa esfR mAterER.
Mr.. Lindsay pFineipiA por nfgarrns su
appreciation para ma sseusla da Juneos, pcrqus
laBsc vine SAbero despueE dc sentsnciAdo)
segGn LA DE;MoCRACtA, hRelR 70 alberto un
mss9ing federal en- Gur&bo, error cue La De :
MoCRACfA rsctiheo mRs bArds en- union dA otros
psrho1ieos de In isA. Adsmks, pusdo probsr
que stto fu6 IN eDgano con Ios ssfsorGu cue
Asishisson nj msstiDg con oil Iibro deaetas,
6onds indudAhlsmente, de Ter eisrso, hAbriR
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n, Gonzalez Garcia.
i n vejamen injusto

Sc sssrea q ssta rsdacci6n al cbrero Ma
nusl q isnsco qustarse de CUE ssta mAnkna
estuvo unR pare1a de nollcfa n ssesrIe de su
trabsip, con frases dsscomDuestas la eondp-
10 q uE& tiendR donde ne habfa eomatido IN
roboB pIeguntanao los guRrdias al duefdo, 81
sneeo era oil Autor del robo.
El dneno dc 10 tienda manifsst6, que iss
seflRs que hAbfa dado no eYar las de ,neco, n
quien eonocfa como persona honradM sino In
de otYo fndividuo.
TODD Ell mnndo sabs aosf oua Manuel "a
naeo GO IN obEero honrado. Solo In polfcfa
paTaee S5noT0Ttc.
No aa 1usto, cus ain motive sIguno se ha
gan EufEiE . los ciudada nos honrados esos va.
1Ausnss
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Al pueblo, al Gobernador
Al A rToRn nEv

de spArsesr. Los cinco ssis rspublicanos do
esta localized que tenfan el NOBLE smpeno
de quitarine Ia escueleI eran los hnicos que 10
podfAn RnrmAr.
Psro Aouf exists IN hacho muy grave del
cuRl 70 aeuso III sen1r Comisionado de los
truccI6n.
A1n en- los tribunales mas b6rbaros, sin
omttir los tsnebrosos de Ia Inquisiei6n, sscu-
chkbRse Btempre nj REQ antss de condenarle, v
no ha mueho, Sc ls 0y6 Rl sEesino de- Nc Kin
ley, antes de conducirlo Ia silla fatal. Geo.
mo entcnees O nm pobYe Maestro de escuea sc
le condenA sin quersrlo oir....? PoRqus, vuel-
vo repito, yo sups mi desAprobAei6n para In
sscusla do Juncos, cuando la 0Pdsn en- ess sen :
lido estahR - dada.
No obstants tuve una en1revista con Mr..
Lindsay, que asi se atrevfA disponer de IN
dsrecho sRgra1o que nae obtofgAba un ttLato
LegoEmef1ts adqutrtd0, el senior Lindsay, des-
puss de otrme (cuAndo 20 me hAbfa negado 10
escuais) me ApIax6 para astudlAr ell asunto.
,..an Las adlss. asa. prusHas que
ira ell qua prsseni6 20 otro de 10 misma DE-
MoCRAcIA donds Sc rsesihesba la notlcfa.
SC6mp porqu6 causa sl ssnor Comtsio-
nRdo, entFs doB uueltoB de IN inismo perf6dico,
donde una anrmR J Ell otro reeti q 90, ss apodera
del priniaro, que en- 50 psnsar ma hace dAno,
y 10 dA de- eodog Rl sfgando, qua me favorses,
y me aalvR....?
Fate fde el primer cargo que aa me hiso
lsln 20 aAosrIo) en- 81 Dspartamsnto de ms
brueci0n. cargo que, de ssE siaFto, aignih CO ha
oil e7aoTnIe deLtto do hRbsr tornado parte sn m
meeting, es oseir, en- IN aeto que Id Lay san
eiona; on una mAnifestaei6n social Gus snno-
blecs n sodo eiudadAno qua praeaiean los
homhFes mas ilustras, eomo L. praetiea an es-
tos diAE oil primer MkgIstFRdo de nuessrs
Naei6n.
II pQF este detsto horrible que me supone
Mr.. LiId4Ay, 80 me oespojA da mi eondiei6n de
maestro, nsgAndoms 10 autoridad para eiercer
una Gscuala graduada sn el psbIado de Jun.
coB....?
Este % el primer cargo.
Medtss el Pueblo, atfendA eI G3bernador
y iusgus sl Attorney General
HRlsh mahRnR.
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ClNDIDlTURA FEDERAL De ARAsGO

NaaBSros eo7rsligionarias de AfiAsed IIsva.
KAh lAH ufnRs In sigRiente eRnc 1@tuFas
AteRlds, don Ernesto Euteve.
JueT MnnIGipal, don Je,6B Ma Rodriguez
SupsLte, don 5olano GlnxAIax.
OoneeiAlsS; don FfAnctnco Figusroa, DON
JoSG Eulogio Marines. don Jose Ramon Ro.
'driEuaE, oon CAndido OrtlS, don loan Antonio
del Chstiiio.
JantA Escoiar doctor Manuel GuxmAn
RodFiguss, Ledo. Pedro Tomas GArcfa, Ledo.
Francisco L. RodrigueE.
EatFs satoa So snenentEAn AlRunop unfo.
nlahAas
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Zeno q; ;andfa
CANDIDATE De LOS PUR0S

e. GGfor Zsno Gambia az candidate a In
C&nlAra del pARsido pnro isquisrdiuta.
Eso pArtido reeonocienio In nliaei6n unio.
niaAR del sth1r z sno GAndfa. la of recf6 al enr
go ", Aqusl, 10 Acspta ma nt.nIsndo an tests: =.
n BRoer; ain as1ar de seS unlonIssR.
Ea una lie les sRrtaE que Re cFugaron eon
moitvo de esA candidhturA antrs el dcctor "a
no iiAadfA v don LihertAd Torres Gfau, al ori.
mero dice qre no On KepubIlcAno desde ~aI IL
de FehFsro hltimo, diA en- que en- In C6unra =
dalEgados Bs puso a vosaci6na eel artfculo aegun.
do del c6digo po!fsico.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-02
CAHDIDATURA FEDERAL PARA TOA ALTA

Nueltros cofreligionRrios do Toa. alta,
IeYRrhn o las urnas lR siguiente candidstura i
Para aicelde : Mannsl VeIills. Para tue-
ees municipaleR: Feiix Monclovh Jots O. Ca
bKeEa, snplents.
Para concejaIes VirgfIio MoraIea Nor.
bsrto Morales, GnilIermo Peres, Evarfsto R1-
sArio, Fidel Otsro, Miguel Santos, MareeIino
Concepelon. SAndalio Escudgro, Jose Herman.
dss.
Para Junta de instrucci6n: Lcdo. Fran
eisco A.. Romero, JoGe Bou Gall, Justo Mora
les.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-02
CANDIDATURA FED RAJ
DE OOMERI0

lz eu0Fp0 electorai dc 0onasIfo, IIevRr6 In
aigniente eandidatnrA . las iarnas;
AicAlda :--Don Juan 6iIitiARo.
Nueeea NInnicipalGs s-l'oi6 A. Santiago,
propAatafio, Gnillsrmo ViDsi, gupsnts.
CloneejRIeI :-Cslaa1ino lP6res Rivera, Oh
yflu' CIrux, MotisHto Goblin Rivera, Jose Vega,
apeanr AEtemiD Umpierre.
JnntA DO l,nHtrncci6n ;--lLuI Pf1 SknGhss,
Jnsn B. Oarmilpa, Gumersintlc Carmona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-02
iiUna ganga, una ganga!!

So vsnds, por la mitad ds 50 preefo, toda
la maqutnaria y dsmAs 6tiles de una ffbrics
do ca1unss para tabRcos. Entire 6sos, magnf
hcas siefras cepiilos para cIua, uier cIase dsS
tr&bai0 as carp1nteEfa.
Ei qRe 10 fntereae puede hacer cuantos
sxperinnntos desee.
Sc enakenAn dichR maquinariA " ftIaa
por eDistmsdad de "a propislario.
1cfofmar6n en- LA DEnocRACfA Ala.
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Contra un juez de paz

VI. CeFea ds aFsseisntoS vel:inos de Oabo Roio
nan sieVRd0 una tnisiosR inItanela al gobsrna.
dor.
Pfden Ell ella que ae some aISunR provf-
dareIa consTR ell iuez de pas de aaueI pueblo
poF sua acton ininatos.
No hay nm cargo en- dishA tnstsncIa. ana
no nsA oenldhmsnte compF1bhdo con doeumen.
Boa iniuvitRblss.
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san JUAN
NOfAs FOEE s,ORREO

OckuDre 10
AvAr tuvo Iugar ante eata Oorta de Dis
trit0 9l.1uiGio aeguldo contra Eluessro eorrei-
gtonarfo. propisiario de Rio grande don Hars-
clio GIAsnez acusado do In niuriAs por Fernando
Ramogs LIE defendi6 oil abogado Torras Mon.
gs sscEndolo absuslto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-02
Hotel Cam, ~ ano

Sibuado en- Ia calle principal, Sc 0frecen
frescas VI c6modas habitaciones, mesa exec
lente. sIefvicio esmerado, se admiten abonos
por mennualidades, todo q precioG m6dicoa.
Camuy, Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO, prOpietario.
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FortaIeza 28.- ALLEN st. 28

antique estabecmento ademas de
ngee Franceses encontrara
clientele h9chos de oda medidas
surtido corbatas, trante
cuo pUos csmsas Negg6e bancas
Camsas epecaes Fack Smokny otros artfcu
los cabaleros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-02
HOTEL l!ALlAN0 REF0lRl!MAD0.
Arecibo--Pue Rico


ddade
pobacon todos diputa
Ea tuad c6ntr nte la plaza principal vista
a Gales
comedor espacoso
salon
FL Representatives.
BLAS PAOLTNO.
TELEGRAPH PAOLIMO.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16

International Kindergarten Union, which
holds its ninth annual convention in Bos-
ton. April %, "a, and %. 1t is the largest
kindergarten organization in the world,
and comprises over seventy associations
in all parts Of the United States and
Canada. Its total membership is over
1000. More than 800 delegates and visi-
tors are expected at the convention
Among those who will speak are Chas
W. Eliot, president of Harvard Unive--
sity: Henry S. Pritchett, president of
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology:
Prof Paul H. Hanus and Prof. Earl
Barnes, and School Superintendents E.
p. Seaver and T. NJ. Ballet.
Miss Susan E. Blow, Mrs. Fanny B.
Ames, Of Boston; Miss Anna w. Williams
of Philadelphia; Miss Bertha Payne, of
Chicago. Miss Lucy Wheelock. of Boston.
and Mrs. J. H. Stannard, of Boston. will
give addresses, and other leaders in kin
dergarten work will take part in the dis
cussions which form an important fea-
ture of these meetings.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16

of the oyster beds of the Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay. and of those engaged In
the oyster business who fail to properly
Gull their bivalves.
Members of the Committees.
The members of the committees were
as follows: Maryland. Senator. William
F. Applegarth and Jacob NJ Moses. Repre-
sentatiyes Charles s. Grayson, A. L. Dry
den. and William F. Broening; Virginia.
Senators r. X. Bruer and W. W. Sale,
Representatives S. wilkins Matthews.
George Y Hundley, W. d. Cardwell. M.
NJ. Green, and John NJ. LyelLs II. B.
Owen acted as joint clerk of the caucus.
The caucus adjourned to meet again
May IA. at Old Point Comfort. when fur
ther joint legislation will be recon-
mended
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
Its Sale Has Sent Property
Values Skyward.
REAL ESTATE CIRCLES BUSY
Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh Makes Several
Changes in Plans for His New Home
Many Handsome Houses Going Up in
Bloomingdale Section.

The destruction of old Foundry Church
has begun, and speculation is rife as to
what additional purchases, if any, Mr..
Thomas F. Walsh will make in the mme-
diate neighborhood.
1t is understood that he has already
endeavored to obtain other valuable sites
on Fourteenth and on G Street. On this
thoroughfare Mr. Walsh would like to
own all the property as far east as the
alley nearest Fourteenth Street. This
would give him property almost to the
Church of the Epiphany. The valuation
placed upon land and improvements is SO
high, however, that it is now regarded
as improbable that the Office building
which he is to erect on the ground re-
than the church site.
Change in Plans.
Several changes have been made in the
plans for MIR Walsh's new house at the
Twenty first street. The drawing-room
will be increased by ten feet. To make
the change IL has been necessary to take
down the east wall, which had reached
the height of the second story. The
drawing-room. when completed, will be
one of the handsomest in the city 1t
will be ninety feet in length and thirty
three feet wide, the latter dimension be-
ing increased by a conservatory.
In the Bloomingdale section Middaugh
& Shannon viii this year build larger
and more handsome houses than ever
houses are now being COM
pleted, located on corners of North Cap
itol Street, First and Streets northwest
More than half of them have been sold.
although the houses will not be finished
for about three months
A Welcome Visitor.
4 valuable addition to the business
houses of the Capital is the large struc-
ture just erected on the south side OF E I!
Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets, |
by the Merchants Transfer and Storage |
Company. II will be open for inspection |
Monday evening The eight stories are |
in the most approved fire.
proof manner, and as il extends back 1870 /
'eet, and for half of that distance widens
,ut to ninety feet. the building is of large
There are IL 900 square feet
N each floor, and the building contains
'4e separate compartments for furniture. !
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
FOUNDRY CHURCH
BEING DEMOLISHED

with special space for trunks and burglar
proof vaults for silverware.
There is no woodwork in the building
except on the first floor, where that ma
terial is used sparingly in the fittings
of the Offices. Elsewhere the floors are
of cement and expanded metal, and the
window shutters and doors are fireproof.
Handles All Parcels.
An interesting feature of the structure
is the arrangement for handling the par
Gel delivery business which is carried oS
by this company. In the rear there is a
spacious room, where bins are provided
for the reception of parcels, and in this
way the distribution is made into routes
which cover the entire city
1t is said that difficulty in securing the
prompt filling of an order for iron exists.
This condition has lasted for number
of months. and there seems to be no
improvement. 1t is said the manufactur-
ers inform those who send on orders for
what is known as structural iron that
delivery OF any part cannot be made
before the expiration of five months. II
hoor beams ale wanted these can be
furnished in three months. The state
ment is made that by the payment of an
advance over the regular prices an i'm
mediate delivery can be made of the ma
terial According to one contractor this
increase amounts to about Z per cent
over the schedule prices.
Home of Colonel Winthrop.
Cyrus Field Judson, of New York, has
tod o. ha
purchase of the home of the late Col.
William Winthrop, U. S. A, on the south
side of / Street, near the corner of Con-
necticut Avenue.
The following sales, recently made, in
dicate the activity of the real estate mar
ket in Washington:
Moore & Hill, real estate brokers: For
John G. Campbell. the two white stsnc
three story houses 1358-1360 Yale Street,
Columbia Heights, for $500 each; the
three story brick house 1872 W Street
to Joseph Auerbach for 81. 600.
For John G. Campbell. houses 1336-133S
W Street northwest; for Donald S. Will
hanson, 1907 Ninth Street northwest, for
81, eco; for George C. Shark, lot on Eighth
Street northwest. for $4,000; for Mrs
Mary Tiers, premises 1898 Eleventh Stree:
northwest anu lotl M street northwest,
Tor s7.750 cash, to Benjamin F. King; for
Joseph Auerbach, lot on o Street north
west, for 81, 400
Stone Fairfax, real estate brokers:
For Emma NJ Gordon, 146 U Street north
west, two-story brick house, for $4, ,G00
Tor Charles Lyman, three-story house, 4S3
Street northwest for 1900; for Robert
NJ Reynolds two-story brick house, 1917
.ydecker Avenue, for $4,000; for James
Price, three-story house 1907 Princeton
Street, for $1,000; for estate of A. W.
house 1909 Tenth Street north
vest, for s4,700.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16

London Twine or Net Weave, in
such colors as blue, tan, gray, AOC
castor. and black. instead of 4N
$1.25 per yard. the price will be. W
Crepe de Paris and MIstral, As
inches wide, In beautiful line of
shades. including cream color, HnC
instead Of 75c per yard, the hut
price will be. W
Whipcords. A inches wide. with
such shades as rose. assorted blues,
browns, assorted modes, gar Pnc
net, reseda, and black-instead 14v
Of 75c per yard, the price is. w
Wool Crash Suitings, "a inches
wide. good. firm weave, in an ele-
CANT line of mixtures. cloth that
will make very stylish suit OnC
or separate skirt-instead of X4S
81, the price will be, per yard. OS
Cream colored Etamine, per yd, 45c
Cream-colored Storm Serges, per
yd. Acc.
Cream -colored Mistral, per yd, 49c.
Cream-colored Albatross at 39c.
Cream-colored Batiste at 49c.
Cream Crepe de Paris at 69c.
Cream Wolfe, per yd, 9Sc.
Cream Broadcloth, per yd, -$1.25.
Also five tables of very special
values in colored dress goods, at, per
yard,
49c, 39c, 29c and 25c.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
THE PROTECTION OF
OYSTER FISHERIES
Caucus Held by Maryland
and Virginia Legislators.
Laws to Be Recommended for Punish
ment of Depredations in Potomac
and Chesapeake Bay.

Committees representing the Virginia
and Maryland Legislatures met in Joint
session at the Hotel Raleigh yesterday
morning to consider legislation having
for its object the protection of the oys-
ter fisheries in the waters OF both States.
AS a result of the caucus, the COM
mittees will recommend to their respective
general assemblies. the enactment of laws
looking to the punishment of depredators
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
KINDERGARTEN CLUB
WILL GO TO BOSTON
lnterestingi Programme for
the Annual Convention
A Number of Eminent Leaders in Edu-
cational Problems to Deliver
Addresses.

The Washington City Kindergarten Club
will hold its annual meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Davidson. 1854 Keynon
Street, on Friday evening, March 81. Miss
Minnie Daugherty, of Baltimore, will de-
liver an address upon THE Kindergar-
ten"
Miss Susan Plessner Pollock, president
Of the club. will preside. The Washing
ton club will also be represented at the
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
TIME BALL AT WORK.
Replaced in Position on Top of Eavy De-
partment Building.

After a cessation from business of ten
days, the time ball of the Navy Depart
ment resumed its usual task at noon yes
terday. The recent storm that played SO
much havoc with telegraph and telephone
lines. also affected this old-time public
servant; and until YESTERDAY, morning the
electricians in the employ OF the Govern
ment were unable to replace the poles and
the lines between the department and the
Observatory.
Everything is again working well. and
tourists to the Capital who chance to
visit the White I.Juse will hereafter gain
an opportunity to obtain the true time as
certified to by the Government.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
st. Patrick His Theme.

This evening at 7:SO o'clock, the eve of
st. Patrick's Day, the Church of Our
ralner Ihirteenth and l. Streets north
west, will holt appropriate services in
commemoration. The pastor. Rev John
van schaick. jr., will preach ON st pat
TICK, the Brave. Simple Hearted Mission
ary to the Irish"
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
DR.. A. Mackay-smith to Lecture.

Or. Alexander Mackay- Smith Will de-
liver an address upon the work Of the
American Tract Society at AIS o'clock
this afternoon at st. Johns Church, Six
teenth and H Streets northwest. Rev.
JudEon Swift, the field secretary of the
society, will make the annual report Of
the body at this meeting.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
Marriage Licenses Issued.

George E. Johnson and Mae l. Thomp-
son.
James Copperthite and Jennie Day
Eddie W. Libbey and Edith Holman.
The Washington times., 1902-03-16
The Union Surety and Guaranty Co.,

OF Philadelphia, Pa, have established Offices in
the Manhattan Life Building, Us Fourteenth
Street northwest.
Mr.. Thomas W. Buckley has been appointed
general manager OF the company for the District
Of Columbia. The attorneys Of the company are
ex-senator Charles J. Faulkner and Conrad h.
Syme.