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Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, March THE President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations:
Navy-Commander to be Captain. John
H. Collins: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT er to be
Commander, Edward Lloyd, Jr.
rmy-Englneers: Captain to be Major.
William V. Judson; First Lieut. enant to be
Captain, George B.. Pillsbury; Second Lieuten-
ant to be First Lieutenant. Ralph T. Ward;
Major to be- Northumberland Robert j.
G. Irvine. Ninth Infantry; Captain to be
Major, John Cotter. Fifteenth Infantry.
Postmasters-New York: William A. Boyd,
Mamaroneck; John j. Boehrig, Rosebank.
New Jersey: William H. Lushear. Short Hills,
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NEW LOT or CHINESE VISITORS.
Advance Guard Of Second Imperial Conn
mission Here on the Way to Europe.

III uIINNC Z ut W. 'NNohAe
mission Here on the Way to Europe.
Twenty-Five Chinese who are secretaries
OF various attitudes to the second imperial
commission arrived in this city yesterday
morning, forty-eight hours in advance OF
their bosses. Prince Tsai Use, High Com
missioners Shang Chi Heng and Ii Sheng
To and Lady Wing De Chu This COM
mission is n companion to the one that
studied political conditions here a few weeks
ago and found time to do q little sightseeing
on the side, but it ia in this country My
en- route to England, France and Belgium.
It's Investigations are to be made there ana
ANYTHING that may be done here is entirely
unofficial.
The Prince and the two high commits
sioners will spend part of to-day at Niagara
Falls. The twenty-five secretaries ana
under secretaries and still further under
secretaries came on ahead with the bag.
gage and will have it all unpacked and
ready when the high dignitaries arrive to-
morrow morning. ,
the Fifth Avenue Hotel for a while yester-
day morning. There are l73 pieces in an
American trunks small and large, hand
bags small and large, baskets and boxes
ditto. All were decorated with Chinese
characters and the Ameners who were up
al Itldl IIult III lHV 'oihh' Wa '
interested in the strangely dressed for
eigners who iabbered eAcitedly While they
sorted out the tangle of baggag &c and saw
it distributed in the rooms.
Tso Ping Lung, who is secretary TO the
Board of Foreign Affairs, when he IL az
home, outranked all the others who arrived
Yesterday He talks good English and
greeted the nterviewers.
"In those big boxes" said he, we have
porcelain vases for presents TO the hlhg
OF England. the President of France and
the King of the Belgians. We brought all
our dresses to Seattle in boxes and then
got the American trunks. We must have
many, because we must carry dress for six
months. We cannot purchase clothes as
we 90 along, as you might"
Secretary Tso said that the story sent
from out West that the commission had
eplit in anger over the question of their
nroper moSements in view of the rumored
d,ath of the Empress was without founda-
ton. Speaking Of his own country, he soon
got around to condemn the exclusion laws,
Sl Chinese resent them, he declared.
X. F. Shah, the Chinese Consul; Lee tu
Hal. his secretary. and Vice-Consul Lok
Wing met the party at the Grand Central
station and spent most of the afternoon with
the visitors. They did little Sightseeing
Yesterday and will not move around much
until the entire party gets here. The pro-
pramme for their entertainment has not yet
been made out. The Chinese Minister ls
expected to come up from Washington this
afternoon. The commission is booked for
Dassag pc on the White Star liner Baltic,
which sails on March IA,
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SATISFIES ISLE OF PINES.
Treaty TO he Amended Giving Inhabitants
Local Scif-G government.

WASHINGTON, March The opposition
Of the American residents Of the Isle Of
Pines to the ratification of the treaty trans
Earring sovereignty over the island to Cuba
has been placated by a proposed amendment
to that convention. the effect Of which is TO
give the inhabitants Of the island local
sself-goyernment The amendment, which
was drawn by Senators Spooner and Bacon,
provides that the isle shall be created a
SEPARATE province Of the Republic of Cuba
lis inhabitants to choose its W officers,
and that it shall have representation in the
Cuban National Assembly as o as it
shall nave sufficient population,
The Americans who settled in the-lsle OF
Pines, and who recently attempted to set up
a government OF their own under the pro-
lection of the United States, are said to be
satisfied with the local self-gevernment
granted by the amendment and will not
further oppose the ratification OF the treaty.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON, March These army orders
were issued { o-day:
Capt. Andre W. Brewster, Ninth Infantry. from
Washington to his station.
Lieut. Col, John a: ,Lundeen, inspector. General,
ana u MnbS az eIsmIn,nS hoard "SnIi"pr S s,d He'aiien
Francisco, vice Col. %Sedgwick, Pratt and Major
Edward I Brown. artile ny, relieved.
Orders OF February 20 relating to Capt. Jesse
NJ. Baker, quartz rmaster, are revoked.
Can't. Henry II. Page. assistant surgeon, from
san Francisco 10 Port Leavenworth. relieving
Can't. Jerc Il. clayton. assistant surgeon, who will
rcjoin his station.
Capt. Herman 4. Siever. Ninth Cavalry. de
tailed rs member Of examining board at Fort Leav-
cnworth. vice Capt. Robert b. Walsh. Ninth Cavalry.
relieved.
The resignation OF Second Lieut.. John n. Tur-
geon, Philippine Scouts. has been accepted by the
President,
The following navy order was issued:
Lieut.. %. W. Knox. from the Lawtont TO BROOKLYN.
N, ", as Assistant Inspector Of ordnance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
Famous Philippine Ladrone Killed.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Cornelius Fe-
lizardo. the last of the noted ladrones of
the Philippines, has been killed, according
to advices received at the Bureau of In
sular Affairs from Governor General Ide
at Manila. His death is a long step toward
making things peaceful in the Province of
Cavite, where last year Felizardo stirred
up a lot of trouble, He was one OF the
most notorious Of the few real leaders still
at large in the Philippines. He was killed
by two members OF the Philippine con-
stabulary.
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THE SEAGOERS.
A Few OF the van BruEgens Appear TO
Have Come TO Town.

Have Come TO Town.
On the passenger list Of the Hamburg
American line steamer Prinzessin Victoria
Luise, which sails to-day forthe West Indies,
are:
DR.. and Mrs. Lyman Abbott. ex-Gov.
and Mrs. John +. Hill of Maine. Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. b. Renwick and Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C. Weir.
Aboard the Quebec Steamship Company's
steamer Burmudian, which sailed yesterday
for Bermuda, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Bonner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. OelNchs. Mr., and Mrs. c..
II. Post, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Radel and F. l..
Slade.
On the French line steamer La Gasoogne,
which sails to-day for Havre, are;
MIR. and Mrs. A. Charavay. Otto just.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Pertuzet and Frederick Wahl.
On the passenger list Of the Hamburg
American line steamer Prinz Oskar, which
sails to-day for Naples, are:
Mrs. j. A. Cadwalader. Miss Elinor Cad
walader, Miss Mary A. Cadwalader. Mrs,
S. S. Downer and DR.. j. r. Gillette.
On the Holland America line steamer
Noordam, from Rotterdam, which docked
yesterday, were:
@. J. van BruGgen. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van
Bruggen and infant, Miss G. van Bruggen.
Miss @. van Bruggen. Master q. van Bruggen.
MIR. and Mrs. X. van BruEgen and infant.
Master g. van Bruggen, Miss G. van Brug-
gen, Master Il. van Bruggen, Miss A. van
BrugRen and Miss J. van Bruggen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
Tn I'M, for False Claim Of Loss.

Isaac Kommel, a manufacturer of shirts
Mt $40 Broadway, pleaded guilty yesterday
20 an attempt to swindle the Peter Cooper
Fire Insurance Company out of 81 900, and
was sentenced by Judge McMahon in Gem
eral Sessions TO not more than three years
nor less THAI n year and a half in Sing Sing.
Kommel made a false claim when he was
only entitled TO about $50 damages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

Special Gable Despatch 10 The SUN.
BUCHAREST, Rumania, March king
Charles is suffering from indisposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
Ex-senator Green's Case Goes TO tn,
Jury To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Arguments we're
concluded to-day in the trial of former
Senator George E. Green Of Binghamton,
N. Y, charged with conspiracy to defraud
the Government in connection with postal
supplies, and the case will be submitted to
the jury tomorrow.
The defence closed with the address of
Attorney Worthington, and Special Counsel
Holmes Conrad summed up for the Govern
ment. Justice Gould will finish his charge
to the jury tomorrow morning and the case
will then be submitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
King of saxony's Choice OF Bride.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
BERLIN, March Whom the King Of
Saxony wishes to make his wife Is not
known here. He asked the Pope yester-
day for a special license to marry again
1t is believed that the Kings choice Is
either a Bavarian or an Austrian Princess.
The idea of his remarriage is welcomed
throughout Sa1ony.
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MARRIED.

GoSS-HEDGE.-on March I. at East Orange,
Edith Otis Hedge to Clayton Seaton Goss Of
New York.
WOODBURY. - POUDENSAN. IN wednesday.
March 7, at II West 18th st.. New York city
by the Rev. David James Burren, Thornton
Woodbury. and Blanche Eloise Poudensan.
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Lawyer wants 81 800 Of 81 $50 Verdict

Lawyer Ira Leo ~Bamberger has placed
a lien on the payment OF $4,s5o which his
client, Miss Nora Leniher, a public school
principal in Brooklyn, recently received
in her suit against the city for hack salary.
Mr.. Bamberger wants 81 800 for his services
and also the costs Of the action. Miss
Leniher declares that he agreed to take
the case for $500. Supreme Court Justice
Burr has appointed Lewis l.. Fawcett as
referee in the dispute.
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British Trade Returns.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE sun

Special Cable Despatch TO The sun.
LoNDvN, March THE imports during
the month OF February, as given in the
Board of Trade returns, show an increase
Of $685. 1s, 400 over those of the same month
last year. The exports show an increase
of 81 $50, 800.
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SPANISH POLICE FIRE ON MOB.
Four Men Killed in an Attack on NJ uniclpRl
Building at Fraga.
Special Gable Dc,peteh TO THE SUN.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
MADRID, March IA mob Of unemployed
men attacked the municipal building In
Fraga, province Of Aragon, to-day. Gen
darmes within the building fired upon
them and four of the assailants were killed
and three wounded. One gendarme was
wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
New Yerkes Line Opened In london.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TIL

Special Cable Despatch TO The SUN.
LONDON, March Tho electric under
ground railway between the Waterloo
station and Baker street, one Of the Yerkes
group of railways, was opened for afio
to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

The Thirteenth Regiment, Heavy Ar
tillery, OF Brooklyn, is going TO Hartford,
Conn, on Memorial Day as the guest Of
the First Infantry Regiment Of that city,
Col. David +. Austen expects to take about
1000 members Of his command along.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
SERVIAN CABINET OUT.
Premier stoJanoy1tch Had Held once
since Last August.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE sun.
BELGRADE, Servia, March The Cabinet
OF Premier Ljubomir S~tojanovitoh. which
came into Office in August Of last year. has
resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08
Porto Rico Wants to Make Wedding GIFT.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
SAN JUAN. P. r., March IA bill
was introduced in the House of Delegates
to-day a%ppropriatinR $1,000 for a wedding
present for Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
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Sir Caspar Purdon Carko'S Daughter
Married.
Special Gable Despatch 10 I

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, March 7,-Inez Gertrude, daugh-
ter of Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, director
of the Metropolitan Museum Of Art, New
York. was married on March s to A. j.
Koop of the Victoria and Albert Museum,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

Take LAXATIVE ROM Quinlne Tablets. Drug.
gists refund money n Il falls 10 cure, Y. W.. |
GRoNE'S signature Is on each boa. ?5c.-AdV, ]
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NOTICES.

ST. BARTHoLoMEw'S CHURCH.
MADISON Ay,, CORNER 9th ST.
DAILY SERVICES AT 8 p. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

The reading of the message was received
with merriment in the Senate. 1t suggested
the days when President Cleveland was
in the White House and occasionally pointed
out in his MESA ges wherein Congress had
failed to meet his expectations.
At the close Of the reading the MESA ge
was referred to the Committee on Inter-
state Commerce.
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The Washington times., 1906-04-26
GORDON THINKS BOARD
INDICATED BY HOUSE
Says Subcommittee Approved School
Methods, But Calls Other Congress-
men Ignorant of Subject.

President j. Holdsworth Gordon eX-
pressed his opinion of the recent school
investigation by the House District
subcommittee in no doubtful terms last
night after the meeting OF the Board
OF Education. He said:
IF / am at all able TO judge, Instead
Of criticising the Board OF Education
and its methods, the subcommittee com
pletely vindicated US In their report
10 the House they stated that at first
they had believed that there was some
thing wrong with the administration Of
school affairs in the District. but Ihat
after the matter had been investigated
they found that there was no feature
of the regime that merited criticism,
'"The criticism of the board was based
upon the statements of certain malcon-
tents, made before the subcommittee,
who thought they had a series Of
grievances and accepted that channel as
the only means Of ventilating them.
This committee patiently heard all
of their complaints and afterward rem
dered a report which l interpret as in
dorsing the course of the board Every
opportunity has been given these NAL
contents 10 prove their statements and
I'm my opinion they have no standing
with the committee which investigated
the matter
Several OF the extravasant and mis-
Leading statements made by certain
members of Congress on the floor OF
the House last Monday regarding the
management Of the public schools Of
the District showed the speakers TO be
utterly unfamiliar with the subject
which they attempted 10 critcise. Why
in some cases they mixed the present
troubles at the Mckinley School with
those at the Eastern High Scl4OOl o.
a year ago. These statements may be
taken more as reprimand OF the sut'-
COMMITTEES than reflection upon the
hao I'd
The Washington times., 1906-04-26
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
AIEXANDRIA VA APRIL, 2g

One of the prettiest weddings which
has taken place in Alexandria for some
time was solemnized yesterday at noo1
a the home of Mrs. James +. Peyton,
in North St. Asaph street, when Miss
Marie GeneVieVe PeytOn was married
20 Charles Marsh Shepperson. formerly
of this city, bet now connected with
the Isthmian Canal Commission The
bride entered the parlOT with her
brother James F. peyton. TO the strains
Of a wedding march played by Miss
Nav Goodwin. of Washington. The
bride was attended by Mrs. Ward
WinchelI OF Washington. The groom s
best man was Mahlon H Janey, OF thus
city Rev. w. J. Morton. OF Christ
Episcopal Church. officiated- After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Shepperson Left
for a bridal tour through the North
The Washington times., 1906-04-26
RADHA, INDIAN DANCER,
IN HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Washington is promised a most un-
usual entertainment a. 4:30 O'Clock this
afternoon in the Belasco Theater. when
Radha, an East Indian dancer. viii
perform in a benefit for the Home FOR
the Incurables.
This dancer has been the sensation Of
New York. Boston. and other cities.
where her weird dances have completely
captiyated and charmed the public. Her
performance is said TO be unlike any
thing that has been seen in this country,
and the novelty of it has induced many
society people 10 engage her for their
private entertainments. so that her ser
vices have been in constant demand.
Radha gives three distinct Hindu
dances. These are performed in appro-
pirate stage settings richly designed.
The first is the Incense Dance" IN
which Radha uses the peculiar arm mo-
ton which Is so characteristic OF the
Nautch dancers
The. second is the Cobra Dance" dur
ing which she twists her arms about her
head and body, suggesting charmed ser
pents.
The third which is said To be the
climax OF her performance, is the Hin
du Temple Dance" For this Radha
requires the setting OF a temple
V. Baldwin JOhnson's Coal, 6Ia 9Th St
Best Georges Creek Coal 81 25 per ton