Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1904...
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY MAY 28 1904 I I 5 iii HIS LEAVE OF BAR Distinguished Gathering in the City Hall A PUNCH BOWL PRESENTED- Brief Addresses Made by Henry and the Retiring Justice Regret at Departure Justice Jeter C Pritchard of the Dis trict Supreme Court who recently re- signed to accept a place on the bench of the circuit court of the United States jestcrday formally took leave of the members of the Washington benci end bar WhIle the Justice had not long- b en c member of the District bench he had by his courteous treatment of the members of the bar his Impartiality in all rulings and fearlessness In discharge of his duty endeared himself not alone to those who practiced In his court but also to residents or Washington gen- erally So it was that after he had rounded out a hard days work and completed his official duties on the local bench he was asked to meet the members of the bar and his associates on the bench In Criminal Court No 2 It was a distin guished gathering and there was no doubt or the sincerity of the of regret so unanimously by those present Meeting Called April 23 The meeting was in response to a call Issued April 23 last when a committee WHS appointed to draft resolutions ex- pressing the regret of the members of the Washington bar in the loss they sustain In the resignation of Justice Pritchard and congratulating him on his elevation to the bench of the circuit court of the United States The assemblage was presided over by J Holdsworth Gordon president of the Washington Bar Association with John E Laskey as secretary The report of the committee was an- nounced by Henry E Davis chairman who after reading the resolutions also in behalf of the members of the bar pre- sented the justice with a large and beautiful silver gold inlaid punch bowl Mr Davis Speaks- In making the presentation Mr Davis said in part We are here in illustration of the fact that the Judge who sits behind the rail is still the brother of the lawyer who stands before IL If ever the time shall come that our experience is con trary to this God save the administra- tion of Justice No truer thing perhaps was ever said than that the breath of the judicial nostrils is the esteem and respect ot the bar And It Is our very pleasant testify our appreciation of one atoovLtrfo leave v who has ex emplified in his brief stay with us his appreciation whether conscious or un conscious or the truth and meaning of that sentiment It the tongues of men and of angels I could not express the senti- ment that lies behind these very feeble words Let It suffice to say that you go from us with a regard and affection I am unable to express You go from us with wishes for your future that could not be too extravagantly phrased Judge Pritchard Replies In reply Justice Pritchard snld In this life which ts but short to say the most of It It makes one feel good to realize willIe he is living that he has the good will of his fellowmon I prize it more highly than anything else in life My endeavor has been while presid ing in your court to know no man but to administer the law as I understood It regardless of consequences and that shall be my course in the future But Jet me go where I may I shall never fojget the members of the bar of the District of Columbia I have never met a more high toned set ot gentlemen In my life I have never met abler lawyers than I have met at this bar During my brief pi act Ice I have mingled with many of the lawyers of the country and it is my pleasure to say that this bar ranks with any that I know both in character and Intelligence Feeling of Sorrow Whan I went Into the court this morning to alear up the docket I did ro with a feeling of sadness I never appreciated mull then what It meant to- me to sever my connection with you gentlemen dud I then realized for the first time the full Import of what it meant to resign the position which I now hold While I go back to my own people among whom I grew up and to the lawyers with whom I have practiced Jaw In the past at the same time I know tht I will not receive a more cordial weleome among those lawyers than I received at the hands of the members of this bar The epmmlttee which prepared the resolutions consisted of Henry E Davis chairman D W Baker George E Hamilton J J Darlington R Ross Perry A S Worthington and Conrad Syme GAYETY AT ANNAPOLIS Annual examinations at the Naval Academy ended yesterday and gayety will reign at Annapolis next week when the board of visitors will be entertained The exercises will close on Friday even- Ing with the June ball in the and on Saturday the midshipmen will embark for their summer cruise A Grand Success The opening of Halls summer at Street southwest last evening was a gratifying success in ev- ery music was delightful rendered excellent dainties to eat were served and cheer followed in abundance The garden was crowded to its ca- pacity and all enjoyed the festivities of the occasion complimentary remarks were extend to Mr on the happy and genial manner in entertained the visitors Coach Excursions to St Louis via the Pennsylvania R R From Washington 1 tickets for ten days Special train of standard coaches leaves further information Through Sleeper to St Louis via Penn n R Commencing May 29 the Penn leaving at 330 m will carry Wash ington to without change PRITCHARD TAKES E Dvis th exp IJ who i had have 6nth Hall 9 16 23 and 30 trip good Sngton 1050 s m ticket agents for train p Louis I ence9 I s S i rate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES t l I ALEXANDRIA May 23 At the last session of Congress u bill was passed referring to the Court of Claims all the claims of Virginia churches growing out of the occupancy by the Federal soldiers of Virginia churches during the civil war St Pauls Church in this city has a claim for 5000 the Baptist Church a claim for JG850 and the South- ern Methodist Church a claim for 5000 Testimony relative to the claims was taken yesterday at the First Baptist Church and on Thursday last for the- M E Church South W W Scott as sistant attorney In the Department of Justice appeared for the Government and G W X Black represented the churches NEGRO THREW BRICK Allen Bell a negro was lost night arrested by Policemen Young and Hen derson charged with assaulting E T Matthias with a brick The trouble It is said originated at the old fair- grounds where Matthias Is operating a merrysoround Bell having been or dered oft the grounds by Matthias re- turned and threw a brick at him hit ting him on the arm His case will come up in the police court Monday FIREMENS EXCURSION The Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com- pany Is making active preparations for its annual excursion to Marshall Hall on Wednesday The tire laddies expect to down a large crowd with them OTI that day CKtJRCH NINES TO PLAY The Episcopal and Southern Methodist nines will cross bats at Colross this afternoon at 530 oclock An interesting game is expected The Alexandria Athletic Club will play the Clerks of the Southern railway In Washington at the old Fair grounds this afternoon at 430 NORMAL SCHOOL SITE The last General Assembly of Virginia made an appropriation of 200000 for the establishment of an additional normal school besides that at Formvllle at some point in this section of the State Applications were forwarded from vari- ous cities Alexandria among the rest of them to secure the location of the school but no action was taken and the General Assembly appointed a corn Sunday Night Train From Baltimore The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a spe cial train from Baltimore Union Sta tion at 1130 p m every Sunday night due Washington 1230 a m Round trip to Baltimore 125 every Saturday and Sunday I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Worth The Washington 4 VV v Sunday Times For TomorrowTh- ere is something essentially American essentially appealing to the American heart about the Sunday newspaper of the better class Filled with the worlds news of the day with bright stories of men and women who are in the public eye and dramatic accounts of the strange happenings and discoveries of all the continents with intimate portraits and carefully chosen pictures of scenes and events the Sun day newspaper asserts its claim to consideration with assured The increasing popularity shown by results in which the Washington public has come to hold The Washington Sunday Times is one indication of the manner in which it has reached up its ideals For tomorrow there are offerings especially they will serve as another indication of what is meant Here are glimpses- of some of them I confi- dence attractiveperhaps t Reading ¬ ¬ > MYSTERIES OF WASHINGTON The police records of the Na- tions Capital contain accounts of brutal crimes which have never been solved and the perpetrators- of which have never been detect ed Hatred and love their parts In these grim tragedies the veil of obscurity that hides them has never been lifted STRANGE SUNSET LAND In Morocco where foji Perdicarls is now held for ransom by the bandits of the foothills it is said that robbery has become the sys- tem of government The account of people and customs and the savage and bigoted marauders illustrated with recent photo graphs has a present day interest of its own Look for it in the Sunday Times AN INDIAN IN THE SENATE The wise men of politics sny that if Oklahoma and Indian Ter- ritories are merged and admitted to the Union as a State one of the new Commonwealths first Senators will be Quattnah Parker- a Comanche Indian chief In the illustration to the account of his life In the Sunday Times he wears tile aboriginal nnery or his raoe THE FIRST TO VOLUNTEER- The first man t6 respond to the call of President Lincoln for 75000 volunteers was Charles F Rurid now a resident of Washington He had offered his services within ten minutes of the time the call was issued A dramatic story of hlu army service tilled with color in- cident and reminiscence uppoars tomorrow DIPLOMATS 11 AUTOS Representatives of foreign gov- ernments at Washington have ac- quired an appreciation of the pleasure and convenience the mo- tor car offers An attractively written account of theIr yielding- to the seduction of the sport with pictures of diplomatic celebrities is one of the features of the Sun day Times revengeand perhapsplayed S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mission to act during the vacation of the General Assembly and visit the vari- ous portions of the State with a view to determining the proper location for th school That committee will reach 4 oclock this afternoon and will be met by M B Harlow president of the Business Mens League and other gentlemen and a conference on the sub- ject will take place at the rooms of the league A number of leading citizens have been Invited to be present IN CORPORATION COURT In corporation court Judge C Barley presiding the following ness was transacted yesterday W H Smith was admitted to practice In this court Richard H Cox city sergeant was appointed by the court administrator of the estate of the late R P Kuhn WOOL COMPANY CHARTERED- The State corporation commissioners Company Incorporated The company has a capital stock of 400000 and the officers are I Hooper president and Della Hooper secretary both of Pop- lar Bluff Mo S L Boothe of this city Is the State IN POLICE COURT In the police court Justice H B Caton presiding the following cases were disposed of this morning William Hansburger arrested by Po- liceman Sherwood charged with being drunk and disorderly was fined 5 John Butler a negro by Po- liceman Beach shoes from Drake a negro was fined 250 Charles Thompson a negro arrested by Policeman with as- sault and cutting Walter Brown a negro was lined 5 PERSONAL MENTION Mrs Edmund Entwisle who has been visiting her mother Mrs Michael has returned to her home In stone Va Mrs Will F Came Is sick at her homo In King Street near St Asaph Street The Rev J P Stump is at Purcell vllle where he will dedicate n church today The Rev W J Morton will preach in Leesburg tomorrow To Baltimore and Return 125 Via Pennsylvania Railroad every Satur and Sunday All trains except Con gressional Limited Most Convenient schedule Special train 1130- every Sunday night from Baltimore th LOll a charter to the yool V agent arrestEd Edward Nah mornIng da here- about granted Vhlteley ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEUHUYS AT CORCORAN When the distinguished Dutch was in Washington he lec a class at the Corcoran Art Gallery In the course of his lecture he took the unfinished painting of one of the girl of the class and with deft trans- formed It Into a With this article are pictures of the artist and the A FIGHT FOR CONGRESS or not less Importance than the Presidency to the political parties is the the na tional House of Representatives perhaps its party value Is even greater In doubtful districts In every State the battle Is sternly fought The inside of these campaigns the Times prints tomorrow ought to prove largely interesting OF STRICKEN SHIPS the coast of Cape Hntteras every year many gallant vessels find their tate Attempt haye been made in the past to build a lighthouse on Diamond Shculs but always without success A Boston inventor has been granted permission by Congress to try at his own expense a new plan which Is described tomorrow in the Sunday Times SPONSOR FOR SOUTH a New Orleans girls Miss Corinne Tebeault has fallen the double distinction of being spon sor for boUt the United Confed- erate Veterans and the United Sons of Confederate Veterans at the Nashville reunion next month Miss Tebeault Is the first to wear the honor There Is a charming picture of this uttracMye young Southern vv mun OF HEALTH AND FASHION Speaking of Southern women fashion hUH decreed a return to the styles they wore Just before the war The gowns of the Con federacy have already made n successful assault upon Paris and are crossing the water ijy steamer Physical culture and fashions and pretty women lend Interest to see tion of the Sunday Times pinter stroke complete grot star GRAVE FAR t tOmor- row J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ > ON PLACE Mrs Page Cou- pons to Her Number- J H OBRIEN NOW SECOND Citizens List De- velopments Expected in Three Re maining Days of Times Contest Only three more days remain in which- to collect coupons for The Times Worlds Fair Contest Mrs Page tight- ens her hold on first place by 2000 while J H OBrien sends in enough coupons- to make him second in the Government contest The competitors in the Con test remain almost the same as day Following Is the corrected list up to 9 this morning Government Employes J H OBrien G B O 304C9 L Barnum Com and Labor issa H St Elizabeth 5521 Charles Hammond Treasury 700 Mrs Ida Lewis Postofllce 609 R R Dutton U S Senate 5014 W J Fagan Eng and 6170 A C Wright War Department 15 W J Pension 5003 Ida V Office 5437 J Walker Navy Department 100 A H Morehead Fire Alarm Office 21265 Tyson Kinsell War Department 46 L S Smith Eng and 1572 R H Smith Agricultural Dept 45 J McKenna Postofllce 1210 J B Yard 2213 Agnes Quirk Agricultural Dept 47 R Postofflce 77 C A Rainey Printing Office 378 W A Pension Office 96 J H Clear Interior 1 N C Dameron Treasury 11 Mrs E M Page Treasury 48000 G S Carroll 215 C J King Eng and Printing 93 J T Simpson Treasury 3535 H C Dooley Navy Yard 127 J H Wood Interior 814 W P Souder Eng and Printing 58 N B Sparks Postofflce 34 Eng and Printing 22 S Unman U S Senate 1500 J C Calhoun Library 5000 H J Camfield Eng and Printing 25 R T Corbin 10 C P McCurdy Postofflce J Iredale H of R 1SOO E Kengln Court of Claims 151 A J Lee District Building 797 Bertha Davis State Department 2100- J W Dlckerson watchman 33 G P Allen Printing Office 2S2 A McMullln Printing Office 330 Corinne Hay Treasury COO J A Gordon Postoffice 26404 J W Starr War Department 2S7CO Miss L W Gary Treasury 7133 H W Postofflce 138W Finch 5W- 1J E D C repair shops 39 F A Treasury 3 H E Marshall U S Jail 102S M A Johnson Int Rev HI Miss Bettle Hayden Eng Ptg 4000 T Merrltt Pension 123 L A Spless Postoffice 30000 W R Adams Postofflce 134K C J Hicks Pension Office 20000- M C Pension S8 H L Postofflce 57 G B M Rycker Dlst Gov 5000 E V Clark Navy Yard 1000 C T Ziegler Postofflce 7IW J H Anderson Interstate Com 631 CJ S Livingstone Pension JO M L Carter Census Office oOO P C Shannon Eng and Printing 4EX W O Baldwin Interior 1 W F Brown Interior 26050 C E Jones Var Department 115B K Forrest Pension 100 C C Ester Tenth Precinct ttt David Hulchoson Library- C J Brantly Postofflce Is T H Looker Navy Department i J W Tannehlll Treasury fl M King Postofflce 1900 E Ludwig War Department 1 Dr J J Wharton Postofflce 10 Charles B Jonas Pension 1 Dr F M Ward Pension 1 Miscellaneous Citizens M P Roche 2204 13th St N W 3045 w H Dickey 1024 Bladensburg Road 5409 353 Pa Ave N 3110 J N Thompson 200S G St N W 1 Mrs C Lewis D St N W 4192 J D Williams lilT 10th St N W 704 E 117 G St S 7EOO M Hartsook 521 2d St N E 10 MissJ Young 922 8th St A 3700 Elmer Peerce 1417 Duncan St N E 2 W Anderson 40S 6 St S W r W J Whlttlngton 1332 I St N W E H Franke 727 20th St 2106 Pa Ave 8425 S I 223 North Capitalist 287 Mrs M Rumby 217 F 20 A C 1224 Duncan N E 21 J L Hammack 130 E St N E 43 J W Nicholson 1905 9th St N W 25000- J W Fry 30U 3d St N E 10000 Peter White 1113 4th St N E 19595 C T Cathcart 3407 R St N W GO Brown 1412 1st St N W 52 R A McDonald 223 1st N E 30 H Trotter 493 Pa Ave N W ICO S G Davis B3 4th St N W 17000- A G Cole 1335 F St N W 400 D 615 F St N W 7400 Miss V G Sherlock 13C9 HN W 202 H E Weeks BOO O St S W 18304 Gertrude Berry 827 S St N W 03 W H Tracey 022 H St N W ioR B Swingle 612 F St N W 138 Frank Mudd Hyattsvllle 14HW Mrs M Ross SOC 9th St N W 900 J A Simmons 1230 S St N W 814 B M Hilderbrand 202 Q St N W 10 M S Sturgeon 1227 S St N W 10014 Mabel Rush 2719 Duke Alexandria 633 J B Archer 1117 4 4 St S W 1 G H Sisemore 1007 llth St S E 1521 J L Edwards 1905 F St N W 1 M B Johnson Vienna Va 60 Mrs Sarah King 1087 Slat St 52 A O Hlndlft 324 6th St S E 1000 William MInnls 1501 H St N E 1 F Nightingale 1360 B St S W 1 Every Hour on the Hour Washington- to Baltimore with Pullman service Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Not nec- essary to carry a timetable ONLY PYLES 6 Ibs Cal Prunes for 25c 5 lbs Evap Peaches for 25c 5 Ihs Carolina Rice for 25c 5 lbs Macaroni for 25c 3 Ibs Pure Lard for 26c 3 Ibs Cheese for 26c Z pkgs Jellcon for 25c 2 pkgs Nuts for 25c 3 cans Challenge Milk for 25c C cans Peerless Cream for 25c S qts Hominy for 25c 3 qts Beans for 25c 3 lbs Gloss Jtarch for lOc 5 pkgs Cornstarch for lOc 3 pkss Gelatine for 10c 3 pkgs Wheat Crystals for lOc 3 bottles Blue for lOc Potomac Herring lie dor 850 per bbl Star of the East Flour 575 per bbl Choice Potatoes 36c pk 135 bu 7 STORES Including 943 La Ave HOLD I FIST UnchangedNew CItizen V Cook D Inch Bat t f F 61 N J N W f Mrs I C 601 I N J Orem V 1 A G Messmore St G Johnson D C 3 V Folsom Mrs V Miss J Forrest N J Ave N W 3310 W W ATE 7 STORES Jd Da rIGHTENS M Mrs Geraci Ave St V- ii Leonard 2518 12 it 237 Gall T5 PYLS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ADVERTISED LETTERS The following Is a list of advertised letters re- maining in the Washington D C Poztoffice Saturday May 23 10W To obtain any of these the applicant should cult for M not called for within two 2 weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office LIST Adam Mrs Miss Mary Aldrich Mrs J H Johnson Mrs Mary Alexander Mrs Sarah Johnson Miss t Alien Edith Johnson Mrs Surah te Jordan Mia Annie Anderson Mlsa Hilda Jordan Sirs Carrie Armour Mrs Oeo 2 Joy Mrs 0 L Athey Oeo Carrie Alley Fannie D King Mrs L Atwill MUs Rose Lee Kinwlla MIss A S Atwell hiss Bertha Kirby aicn F Bacon Miss Sadie Kiebs Miss Margaret Bailey Mrs U E Knolt Miss Marjorie Baker Miss Minnie Kolien Miss Anna Baker Mia Minnie Lee Kreps Mrs J Baldwin Mrs Mary ConKroh Florence M Enuua Mies Joan LawtenceMUs Banney Sirs M Langley Mis Barry Mrs I E Laws Miss Agnes Mrs Thos Lee Mua Ellen Miss MurgurritoLebent Adelaide Sean Miss Deteina Lewis Mrs M A Beleches hiss Lucy Lewis Sirs 1 A Bell Mrs J E Lincoln Celia Bell Mrs Mamie Lincoln Miss Beckerton Miss B L Lind Mia BlonchonJ Mrs Agnes Logan Mrs Josephine Bloom Mrs J H Logan Miss Rusu Booker MUs Mary AV Lomax Miss Julia Boolinger Mrs K C Lucus Mrs Ella BorvilB Mrs Ada McAltsjter Miss Maria Bowman Mrs Amanda McAllister Mrs Dudley lioadley Mary C MetVtswev Jliw F Bradshaw Mrs E A McConnell hiss Xcllle- Branct Miss A McKenncy Mrs K Jane Braxon Mfw Annie McMakin Mrs J Bright Mrs Ida May Mactten Mrs Mary Bright Miss Mary MacConachle Broudus Mrs Lucy A Marlow Mrs A Bttxlis D y JIartett Ray Brooks Miss Adhne Martin Miss Olive Brooks Mrs Ennna Marthnar Susie A Brown Mrs Ada Matthews Miss Brown Miss fatlox its It Brown Miss D y Agnes Jllss Ucorgiana Maytenn lila K Brown Miss Ida 8 Mrs M P Brown Mrs Ida Menne Mrs A J Brown Miss Lottie Merlin Mrs Albert Brown Miss Louise 2 Merrills Miss Brown MaryL Slier Mrs Brown Mrs R Mitten Miss Dorothy Brown Mrs Sarah Miller Miss Delphi Brubacher Mrs LE Miller Mist Hannah Burner Mrs Mary Sillier Miss Marie Brunriell MiM Kate Miner Mrs Irene Bryant Miss Donny Minor Mrs F Burke Miss Minor Miss Pearl A Burke Mra Fannie Minor MISS Rose Burnett Mis Louise Mitchell Mrs JF D Burrotchn Miss N H Mitchell Mrs LE Butler Mrs C M Montgomery Miss ilag- Batler Miss Llllle gie Butler Mrs Louisa MUs Olive V Butter Mary Mrs T B Butler Mrs Morgan Mrs Choi C Buxton Mrs II H Morgan Mrs U AV Byron Miss Mary E Monatt Mrs J Calbort Mrs Munch Sirs F Campbell Miss Annie Mundl Miss Lillian Campbell Mrs AV W Xelll Mrs J H Cnnn Mrs Jas E Nesbit Miss Lilly May Carpenter hiss Mary Newkirk Mrs J A Ciitlin Miss Bertha NIXOn Mrs Eliza Carter Miss Mary AV Sake Mrs Carter Suwn Norris Mis CarroH Misa Martha OConnell Miss Minnie Causes Miss Emma Page Mrs Rate B Click Miss Maud Pamurr Mia M C Chandler Mrs HL Parker Mrs Clara Chapman Gertie Parker Mrs Elizabeth Chatmon Mrs Mile Patterson Mrs Ada M Mlw Pavne Mrs Florence Miss Xomle E Penny Miss Marie Clark Mrs Thou C Pettebone Mrs 0 L Clarke Miss Mabel Miss L Mte Margaret Mrs A J Clubb Miss Elizabeth Phillips Mrs Irene Coffey Mrs Hose 1 Pinked Mrs Eleanora Coher Miss Alice PInklney Mrs Llllle Colbert Mia Edna Piper1 Mrs Charlotte Colic Mrs L W Foley Mrs Sarah E Coleman Fannie Powell Mrs Oussie T Collerd Mrs Jno F Powell Mrs Mollie Colliscmo Miss Condlta Itainey AIUs CotilEon Mw V F Ralk Mrs Mlf lledmond Miss LL 3 Sombs lire E Mrs Bessie Mrs Ida Miss Julia E D H Reed Mrs Surrilla- Cozzln Mrs lledn Estelle Craig Mrs Clara Rhodes Emma Mrs Rosa Rich Miss Herritop- vr H Mrs C Rlfchard Miss Maria Cros Mm DouRlas Richards Miss Annie Crump Miw Ellis Richardson Mia Belle Mlw Susie Hlfhardson Sirs Matilda Dalonw Mlsa Margaret Richardson Minnie Dann Mrs Roberts Mrs Jullen Davidson Miss E Robinson Mrs W Mrs Maggie Rorge Laura W Sirs Mary Rojet Henrlette Davies Mrs AValter Anna Davies Zelda Mrs Annie DavIs Mls DanzeWa Ills Rosa S Davis Mia Ida hose Mrs Saml Davis Mrs Ida Reston Mrs Delia Davis Mrs Russell Mrs Ltille Davis Mrs Virginia L HuweN Miss Xannle De Ills Sagar Mrs Alias 0 Mrs V V St Nicholas Mlw A Donegre Mrs D Savage Rose De Ills vms Schuylcr Miss Dora E rs Seldon Mis Bertha Dorse MUw Scott Mrs Jno Douglass Mlsa Marlnda Sendall Miss Eagle Dudley Sites Rosa Belt Sluieseue Airs Emma Over Mrs Sham Else Sarah Basan Mrs Shepherd C Eddy Dr Krmlna C Shepherd E Mrs Helen 2 Sherman Miss Elizabeth Edmouston Lucy Shinne Mrs J H Elliott Mls3 Ro Shaver Miss Carrie Emery Mrs Anna Siddell Mrs F E Emery Mrs J I Mrs Mrs F Taylor Mrs Jessie Mrs Smith Mrs Ella Evans Miss M Smith MlS3 Fannie C Finky Iliac Smith Isabell Finn IBM Smith Mrs Xannle E Fletcher Mrs Annie Smith Miss Jennie Ford Miss May Smith Mrs Jennie T Ford Mrs Mennie Smith Miss l uiw- Forthunc Miss HebeccuSmith Mrs Rachel Poster Eleanor U Smith SItes Ruth B Francis Miss Florence Smith Mrs Walter Fralzr Mrs Susie Snyder Mrs AV- mFffinrh Elsa Fanny Sprlgss Katie Jfry Susie Steward Mrs Irene Jos D Stewart Mrs Alice II Gallagher Sirs Frank Stokes Miss Z Oallhcr Miss Bo e Stuart Mn H C Gatlo Mlw Bessie Stublw Miss Mostella Mrs Virginia Sullivan Miss Ellen Gib m Mii Annie Swift Mrs G A C11r ViM Nettle Sylvia Ills S Gill Mrs Hobt F Conan E Gray Mi Rickett Mrs C Talar MN Taylor l Green Ida M Taylor Miss CTara Green lies Lucy Taylor Miss Julia Gunlon Mrs Minnie 2 Taylour Mitt Jeanett Mrs Em falter Mrs M 51lw Kate M TInker Miss Nellie llall Mrs Thomas Miss Jonnie Hamilton Mrs Amelia Thomas Miss Hemlten Miss Jennie Thomas Miss Sand Harding Miss E J Thompson Ml Annie Hare Miss P Thompson hiM Ulllun- HarrclU Miss Thompson Mrs Mary Harrlj Mrs Martha Hart Miss Miss Mary D Harts Mrs Tlbbs Mis Corn Hay Mrs John Todd Mrs C C Mrs HnricttaTompson Mrs Mrs Hnora Tome Miss Hattie Heath Mrs Annie Tripp Elsa F Heekard Mrs Annie Mrs Henderson Mrs Trlplett Mls ERas Henderson Mrs M A Trundoll Miss Belle Henderson Mrs Rachel Tyler Miss E- Herrell Mrs Man Aamey Mw Herring Rifle Vtnnery Mii Katie Hicks Mi s Jennie Ver Bryck V S 2 Hill lire Carrie Waddy Miss Mwr- yHillcr Grace Walker Mra J G Mis Hlvn Mrs vnila Walktr Mrs Mary Lisa Hedge Mrs Hattie Walker Lucia M- HotVson Mis Maude Walfork Mrs Minnie Mrs Mary Collie D- How Miw Ida Howanl Emraii Wallace Maggie AVallace Miss M K Lalar Mice M C Howard Miss Jwmip AVardell Miss Maggie Howard Mrs Mary Ware Mis Ally H- Hughe Mrs Katie E Ida B Hutton Mra Win Stone AVashingtoii Miss Clare Jackson Mia Alien AVariiington Hannah Jackson Carrie Washington Mra JHckson MI Jwwle 2AVat on H Jackson Mrs Lena uyne Miur Lonna Jackson Lillian 2Wesfy lila Jaekion Mte Mary AVhitc Mrs James Mrs B hittow Mr Susie MUw HUiel Wllilmcs Ml s Mary MM Mare WHHitms Miss May Ieffre Miss Rebeecu Williams Miss Jenifer Mrs M Wilson Mns K Jiihnon Mra A AV Wiison Mitt Ieutha Johnson Kwiw AViswaW lilac JI F Johnson Mrs Emma WerUilnjctwi Mr K A- lrhnson Else Florence Wright M Gertrude lolmston Mi8S Ida Wright Mi lane Tolinson Miss Lizzie Young A T TohnMii Mr Lizzie Young Bertha Ji lmjn Mrs M Young Mia Carrie Johnwn MUM M aggi Young Mis Emnut- i Young Mi Emma Jclmswj lire Mary T 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publicly opened immediately thereafter- to furnish at the navy yards Ports mouth NH Boston Mass New York N Y League Island Pa AVashlngton D C Norfolk Va and Pensacola Fla as specified a quantity of machine tools etc comprising lathes drills drill pres punches shapers planers grinders saws cutting machines plate bending machine mill duplex folding press arbor presses etc loco- motive steam cranes air compressor concrete mixer electric elevutors boiler hydraulic Jacks hand trucks and Installation of fireextinguishing ap atus Blank will be fur- nished upon application to the navy paY offices Portsmouth N H Boston Mass New York N Y Philadelphia Pa Norfolk Va and Pensacola Fin or to the bureau H T B HARRIS Paymaster General U S N my2Sjel GENERAL DEPOT of Quarterma- sters Department Washington D May 17 19W proposals in tripli- cate will be at 2O LOCK P M MONDAY JUNE 27 1594 and then opened for aad delivering forage and straw at Wash- ington Barracks and Washington city D C Forts Myer and 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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY MAY 28 1904
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HIS LEAVE OF BAR
Distinguished Gathering inthe City Hall
A PUNCH BOWL PRESENTED-
Brief Addresses Made by Henryand the Retiring Justice
Regret at Departure
Justice Jeter C Pritchard of the District Supreme Court who recently re-signed to accept a place on the bench ofthe circuit court of the United Statesjestcrday formally took leave of themembers of the Washington benci endbar WhIle the Justice had not long-b en c member of the District bench hehad by his courteous treatment of themembers of the bar his Impartiality inall rulings and fearlessness In dischargeof his duty endeared himself not aloneto those who practiced In his court butalso to residents or Washington gen-erally
So it was that after he had roundedout a hard days work and completedhis official duties on the local bench hewas asked to meet the members of thebar and his associates on the bench InCriminal Court No 2 It was a distinguished gathering and there was nodoubt or the sincerity of theof regret so unanimously by thosepresent
Meeting Called April 23The meeting was in response to a call
Issued April 23 last when a committeeWHS appointed to draft resolutions ex-pressing the regret of the members ofthe Washington bar in the loss theysustain In the resignation of JusticePritchard and congratulating him on hiselevation to the bench of the circuitcourt of the United States
The assemblage was presided over byJ Holdsworth Gordon president of theWashington Bar Association with JohnE Laskey as secretary
The report of the committee was an-nounced by Henry E Davis chairmanwho after reading the resolutions alsoin behalf of the members of the bar pre-sented the justice with a largeand beautiful silver gold inlaid punchbowl
Mr Davis Speaks-In making the presentation Mr Davis
said in partWe are here in illustration of the
fact that the Judge who sits behindthe rail is still the brother of the lawyerwho stands before IL If ever the timeshall come that our experience is contrary to this God save the administra-tion of Justice
No truer thing perhaps was eversaid than that the breath of the judicialnostrils is the esteem and respect ot thebar And It Is our very pleasant
testify our appreciation of oneatoovLtrfo leave v who has ex
emplified in his brief stay with us hisappreciation whether conscious or unconscious or the truth and meaning ofthat sentiment
It the tongues of men and ofangels I could not express the senti-ment that lies behind these very feeblewords Let It suffice to say that you gofrom us with a regard and affection I amunable to express You go from us withwishes for your future that could not betoo extravagantly phrased
Judge Pritchard RepliesIn reply Justice Pritchard snld
In this life which ts but short to saythe most of It It makes one feel goodto realize willIe he is living that he hasthe good will of his fellowmon I prizeit more highly than anything else in life
My endeavor has been while presiding in your court to know no man butto administer the law as I understoodIt regardless of consequences and thatshall be my course in the future ButJet me go where I may I shall neverfojget the members of the bar of theDistrict of ColumbiaI have never met a more high
toned set ot gentlemen In my life Ihave never met abler lawyers than Ihave met at this bar During my briefpi act Ice I have mingled with many ofthe lawyers of the country and it ismy pleasure to say that this bar rankswith any that I know both in characterand Intelligence
Feeling of SorrowWhan I went Into the court thismorning to alear up the docket I didro with a feeling of sadness I never
appreciated mull then what It meant to-me to sever my connection with yougentlemen dud I then realized for thefirst time the full Import of what itmeant to resign the position which Inow hold
While I go back to my own peopleamong whom I grew up and to thelawyers with whom I have practicedJaw In the past at the same time Iknow tht I will not receive a morecordial weleome among those lawyersthan I received at the hands ofthe members of this bar
The epmmlttee which prepared theresolutions consisted of Henry E Davischairman D W Baker George EHamilton J J Darlington R RossPerry A S Worthington and ConradSyme
GAYETY AT ANNAPOLISAnnual examinations at the Naval
Academy ended yesterday and gayetywill reign at Annapolis next week whenthe board of visitors will be entertainedThe exercises will close on Friday even-Ing with the June ball in theand on Saturday the midshipmen willembark for their summer cruise
A Grand SuccessThe opening of Halls summer
at Street southwest lastevening was a gratifying success in ev-ery music was delightful
rendered excellent dainties to eatwere served and cheer followed inabundance
The garden was crowded to its ca-pacity and all enjoyed the festivitiesof the occasion complimentaryremarks were extend to Mr onthe happy and genial manner inentertained the visitors
Coach Excursions to St Louis via thePennsylvania R R From Washington
1 tickets for ten days Specialtrain of standard coaches leavesfurther information
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ALEXANDRIA May 23 At the lastsession of Congress u bill was passedreferring to the Court of Claims all theclaims of Virginia churches growingout of the occupancy by the Federalsoldiers of Virginia churches during thecivil war St Pauls Church in this cityhas a claim for 5000 the BaptistChurch a claim for JG850 and the South-ern Methodist Church a claim for 5000Testimony relative to the claims wastaken yesterday at the First BaptistChurch and on Thursday last for the-M E Church South W W Scott assistant attorney In the Department ofJustice appeared for the Governmentand G W X Black represented thechurches
NEGRO THREW BRICKAllen Bell a negro was lost night
arrested by Policemen Young and Henderson charged with assaulting E TMatthias with a brick The trouble Itis said originated at the old fair-grounds where Matthias Is operating amerrysoround Bell having been ordered oft the grounds by Matthias re-turned and threw a brick at him hitting him on the arm His case willcome up in the police court Monday
FIREMENS EXCURSIONThe Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com-
pany Is making active preparations forits annual excursion to Marshall Hallon Wednesday The tire laddies expectto down a large crowd with themOTI that day
CKtJRCH NINES TO PLAYThe Episcopal and Southern Methodist
nines will cross bats at Colross thisafternoon at 530 oclock An interestinggame is expected The AlexandriaAthletic Club will play the Clerks of theSouthern railway In Washington at theold Fair grounds this afternoon at 430
NORMAL SCHOOL SITEThe last General Assembly of Virginia
made an appropriation of 200000 for theestablishment of an additional normalschool besides that at Formvllle atsome point in this section of the StateApplications were forwarded from vari-ous cities Alexandria among the restof them to secure the location of theschool but no action was taken andthe General Assembly appointed a corn
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Filled with the worlds news of the day with bright stories of men
and women who are in the public eye and dramatic accounts of thestrange happenings and discoveries of all the continents with intimateportraits and carefully chosen pictures of scenes and events the Sunday newspaper asserts its claim to consideration with assured
The increasing popularity shown by results in which theWashington public has come to hold The Washington Sunday Timesis one indication of the manner in which it has reached up its ideals
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The police records of the Na-
tions Capital contain accounts ofbrutal crimes which have neverbeen solved and the perpetrators-of which have never been detected Hatred and love
their parts Inthese grim tragedies the veil ofobscurity that hides them hasnever been lifted
STRANGE SUNSET LAND
In Morocco where foji Perdicarlsis now held for ransom by thebandits of the foothills it is saidthat robbery has become the sys-
tem of government The accountof people and customs and thesavage and bigoted maraudersillustrated with recent photographs has a present day interestof its own Look for it in theSunday Times
AN INDIAN IN THE SENATEThe wise men of politics sny
that if Oklahoma and Indian Ter-ritories are merged and admittedto the Union as a State one ofthe new Commonwealths firstSenators will be Quattnah Parker-a Comanche Indian chief In theillustration to the account of hislife In the Sunday Times he wearstile aboriginal nnery or his raoe
THE FIRST TO VOLUNTEER-The first man t6 respond to the
call of President Lincoln for 75000volunteers was Charles F Ruridnow a resident of Washington Hehad offered his services within tenminutes of the time the call wasissued A dramatic story of hluarmy service tilled with color in-
cident and reminiscence uppoarstomorrow
DIPLOMATS 11 AUTOSRepresentatives of foreign gov-
ernments at Washington have ac-quired an appreciation of thepleasure and convenience the mo-
tor car offers An attractivelywritten account of theIr yielding-to the seduction of the sport withpictures of diplomatic celebritiesis one of the features of the Sunday Times
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mission to act during the vacation ofthe General Assembly and visit the vari-ous portions of the State with a view todetermining the proper location for thschool That committee will reach
4 oclock this afternoon and willbe met by M B Harlow president ofthe Business Mens League and othergentlemen and a conference on the sub-ject will take place at the rooms of theleague A number of leading citizenshave been Invited to be present
IN CORPORATION COURTIn corporation court Judge
C Barley presiding the followingness was transacted yesterday
W H Smith was admitted to practiceIn this court
Richard H Cox city sergeant wasappointed by the court administrator ofthe estate of the late R P Kuhn
WOOL COMPANY CHARTERED-
The State corporation commissioners
Company Incorporated The companyhas a capital stock of 400000 and theofficers are I Hooper president andDella Hooper secretary both of Pop-
lar Bluff Mo S L Boothe of thiscity Is the State
IN POLICE COURTIn the police court Justice H B
Caton presiding the following caseswere disposed of this morning
William Hansburger arrested by Po-
liceman Sherwood charged with beingdrunk and disorderly was fined 5
John Butler a negro by Po-
liceman Beachshoes from Drake a negro wasfined 250
Charles Thompson a negro arrestedby Policeman with as-sault and cutting Walter Brown anegro was lined 5
PERSONAL MENTIONMrs Edmund Entwisle who has been
visiting her mother Mrs Michaelhas returned to her home Instone Va
Mrs Will F Came Is sick at her homoIn King Street near St Asaph Street
The Rev J P Stump is at Purcellvllle where he will dedicate n churchtoday
The Rev W J Morton will preach inLeesburg tomorrow
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Art Gallery In the course of hislecture he took the unfinishedpainting of one of the girl of theclass and with deft trans-formed It Into aWith this article are pictures ofthe artist and the
A FIGHT FOR CONGRESSor not less Importance than the
Presidency to the politicalparties is the the national House of Representativesperhaps its party value Is evengreater In doubtful districts Inevery State the battle Is sternlyfought The inside of thesecampaigns the Timesprints tomorrow ought to provelargely interesting
OF STRICKEN SHIPSthe coast of Cape Hntteras
every year many gallant vesselsfind their tate Attempt hayebeen made in the past to build alighthouse on Diamond Shculsbut always without success ABoston inventor has been grantedpermission by Congress to try athis own expense a new planwhich Is described tomorrow inthe Sunday Times
SPONSOR FOR SOUTHa New Orleans girls Miss
Corinne Tebeault has fallen thedouble distinction of being sponsor for boUt the United Confed-erate Veterans and the UnitedSons of Confederate Veterans atthe Nashville reunion next monthMiss Tebeault Is the first to wearthe honor There Is a charmingpicture of this uttracMye youngSouthern vv mun
OF HEALTH AND FASHIONSpeaking of Southern women
fashion hUH decreed a return tothe styles they wore Just beforethe war The gowns of the Confederacy have already made nsuccessful assault upon Paris andare crossing the water ijysteamer Physical culture andfashions and prettywomen lend Interest to seetion of the Sunday Times
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Citizens List De-
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Only three more days remain in which-to collect coupons for The TimesWorlds Fair Contest Mrs Page tight-ens her hold on first place by 2000 whileJ H OBrien sends in enough coupons-to make him second in the Governmentcontest
The competitors in the Contest remain almost the same asday Following Is the corrected list upto 9 this morning
Government EmployesJ H OBrien G B O 304C9
L Barnum Com and Labor issaH St Elizabeth 5521Charles Hammond Treasury 700Mrs Ida Lewis Postofllce 609R R Dutton U S Senate 5014W J Fagan Eng and 6170A C Wright War Department 15W J Pension 5003Ida V Office 5437J Walker Navy Department 100A H Morehead Fire Alarm Office 21265Tyson Kinsell War Department 46L S Smith Eng and 1572R H Smith Agricultural Dept 45J McKenna Postofllce 1210J B Yard 2213Agnes Quirk Agricultural Dept 47R Postofflce 77C A Rainey Printing Office 378W A Pension Office 96J H Clear Interior 1N C Dameron Treasury 11Mrs E M Page Treasury 48000G S Carroll 215C J King Eng and Printing 93J T Simpson Treasury 3535H C Dooley Navy Yard 127J H Wood Interior 814W P Souder Eng and Printing 58N B Sparks Postofflce 34
Eng and Printing 22S Unman U S Senate 1500J C Calhoun Library 5000H J Camfield Eng and Printing 25R T Corbin 10C P McCurdy PostofflceJ Iredale H of R 1SOO
E Kengln Court of Claims 151A J Lee District Building 797Bertha Davis State Department 2100-J W Dlckerson watchman 33G P Allen Printing Office 2S2
A McMullln Printing Office 330Corinne Hay Treasury COO
J A Gordon Postoffice 26404J W Starr War Department 2S7COMiss L W Gary Treasury 7133H W Postofflce 138W
Finch 5W-1J E D C repair shops 39F A Treasury 3
H E Marshall U S Jail 102SM A Johnson Int Rev HI
Miss Bettle Hayden Eng Ptg 4000T Merrltt Pension 123L A Spless Postoffice 30000W R Adams Postofflce 134KC J Hicks Pension Office 20000-M C Pension S8H L Postofflce 57G B M Rycker Dlst Gov 5000E V Clark Navy Yard 1000C T Ziegler Postofflce 7IWJ H Anderson Interstate Com 631CJ S Livingstone Pension JO
M L Carter Census Office oOO
P C Shannon Eng and Printing 4EX
W O Baldwin Interior 1
W F Brown Interior 26050C E Jones Var Department 115BK Forrest Pension 100C C Ester Tenth Precinct tttDavid Hulchoson Library-C J Brantly Postofflce IsT H Looker Navy Department iJ W Tannehlll Treasuryfl M King Postofflce 1900E Ludwig War Department 1
Dr J J Wharton Postofflce 10
Charles B Jonas Pension 1
Dr F M Ward Pension 1
Miscellaneous CitizensM P Roche 2204 13th St N W 3045
wH Dickey 1024 Bladensburg Road 5409
353 Pa Ave N 3110J N Thompson 200S G St N W 1Mrs C Lewis D St N W 4192J D Williams lilT 10th St N W 704
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J L Hammack 130 E St N E 43J W Nicholson 1905 9th St N W 25000-J W Fry 30U 3d St N E 10000Peter White 1113 4th St N E 19595C T Cathcart 3407 R St N W GO
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B Swingle 612 F St N W 138Frank Mudd Hyattsvllle 14HWMrs M Ross SOC 9th St N W 900J A Simmons 1230 S St N W 814
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M S Sturgeon 1227 S St N W 10014Mabel Rush 2719 Duke Alexandria 633J B Archer 1117 4 4 St S W 1G H Sisemore 1007 llth St S E 1521J L Edwards 1905 F St N W 1M B Johnson Vienna Va 60Mrs Sarah King 1087 Slat St 52A O Hlndlft 324 6th St S E 1000William MInnls 1501 H St N E 1
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TO Nationalical Park Washington D C May r191 proposals will b receivedat this office until 2 P M on MONDAYthe SIXTH DAY OF JUNE 191M andthen opened for the furnishing and
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