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VOLUME CXXII-NO. 138. BALTIMORE, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1898. TWELVE CENTS A WEEK. Capital Represented By Business Inter- ests, About $550,000,000.

Individuals Represented in Business Firms and Otherwise Number About 10,000. The Clergy His Eminence, James Cardinal Gibbons, (Archbishop of Baltimore.) Bishop James A. Latane, (Reformed Epis- conal Church. Edwin Warfield, (Fidelity and Deposit President.) J. Wilcox Brown, (Maryland Trust President.) German II.

Hunt, (Baltimore Trust and Guarantee A7ice-President.) Charles R. Spence, (Mercantile Trust and Deposit Third A'ice-President.) J. Bernard Scott, (Mercantile Trust and Deposit Secretary.) A. H. S.

Post, (Mercantile Trust and Do-posit Cashier.) Brokers. (Ship, Merchandise, Coffee, Canned Goods.) LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In Baltimore Postofflce, April 25, 189S. Pernors oRllins for letters in the foUowing list will please sav they are advertised, otherwise they may not receive them. Free delivery of letters by Carriers at the residences of owners may be secured by observing the following RcLEg: First TMrect letters plainly to the street and number cf tlie house. Second Head letters with the writer's full address, including street and number, and request answer to te directed accordingly.

Third Letters to strangtrs or transient visitors in a town or city, whose special address may be unknown, should be marked in the lower left-hand corner with the word "Transient." Fourth Flare the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the and the direction for postmarking without interfering with the writing. Letters to initials or fictitious addresses cannot be delivered. WOMEN'S LIST. Adelsberirer Mrs Annie Johnson Miss Mary Aureus Lizzie Johnson Mrs Jennie Alexander Miss Nannie Johnson Mrs Theresa Candy Manufacturers and Confectioners. David Barton.

Errent Trautmnn. George Blome. Darby Mauufactur John F. Birkmeyer ing Co. Sons.

Charles Co. W. II. Simmon Co. r.

L. Morrlken. S. Baquol. Charles H.

Gogel. John E. Kreh. Louis T. A'on Holten.

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers, Materials, C. T. C. B. Mac- R.

AV. Norrls Sons. kenzie. AVilliam Bowers George R. Scarff.

Sons. R. A. Banning. Vev Bros.

August Gross. Bauer Kaufman. Edward Jenkins Thomas AVhite. Sons. E.

C. Hoddlnott. William L. Jackson. Carpet Importers and Dealers.

Bag Manufacturers. The John C. Grafflin AV. N. Thomson, Manager.

Belt Manufacturers Chesapeake Belting Co. Blue Manufacturers. Knox Manufacturing Company, George W. Collenberg, Proprietor. Block Manufacturers.

Joseph L. AVhite Co. Beef Nelson Morris Co. Bird Dealer. Henry Bishop.

Bottlers. Heinzerling Co. Bitters. C. W.

Abbott (Angostura Bitters.) Clothing Manufacturers and Dealers. (AVholesale Retail.) Mr. S. Daxies Warfield, Postmaster, Baltimore, Md. Dear Sir: It is our desire that you allow the presentation of your name to the President for reappointment as Postmaster of Baltimore, i We do this not simply because we think that your able administration of the office should be recognized, but because of the interest we, as citizens, have that the office should be properly conducted.

Appreciating that the postofflce Is purely a business Institution, you have made the Baltimore office a model office. This has been well recognized in this city and has attracted attention outside. The only reasons, therefore, that could be given for a change in the head of an office which has been conducted as yours has been must be entirely political. In this case, howeTer, such cannot be assigned. We believe that we are voicing the sentiments of the citizens generally, without distinction of party, when we urge your reappointment as serving the best interests of the business community of this city.

Very respectfully, (The names of those signing this letter are given after Mr. Warfleld's reply.) Postmaster Warfield' Reply. Walter W. Ancker, (B. and O.

R. Superintendent.) Charles E. Ways, (B. and O. R.

General Freight Agent.) J. M. Schryver, (B. and O. R.

Assistant General Freight Agent.) Walter H. Webb, (B. and O. R. Freight Agent.) Perry S.

Shaffer, (B. and O. R. Freight Agent.) Charles A. Kimmel, (B.

and O. R. Freight Agent.) Daniel Bride, (B. and O. R.

Passenger Agent.) C. W. Woolford, (B. and O. R.

Secre tary.) J. D. McCubbln, (B. and O. R.

Real Estate.) Kennon Jones, (B. and O. R. Agent.) D. W.

Janowitz, (B. and O. R. Agent.) AV. W.

Eccleston, (B. and O. R. Train Dispatcher.) C. B.

Gorsuch, (B. and O. R. Train Dispatcher.) Robert S. Thomas, (B.

and O. R. Train Dispatcher.) George E. Lane, (B. and O.

R. Train Dispatcher.) R. C. Hoffman, (Seaboard Air Line and Baltimore Steam Packet Company, President.) P. Byrd Thompson, (Seaboard Air Line, Agent.) F.

L. Mortimer, (Central Railroad of Georgia.) Bradley S. Stokes, (Kanawa Dispatch and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, Agent.) James B. Andrews, (Savannah, Florida and Western Railway and Plant System, Agent.) Carter G. Osburn, (Mallory Lines, Agent.) John R.

Duval, (General Agent.) Nelson Perm, (Baltimore Consolidated Railway Company, President.) Walter S. Franklin, (City Passenger Railway Company, President.) George Blakistone, (Central Railway Company, President.) National Banks. (Presidents and Cashiers.) Douglas H. Thomas, (Merchants National Bank, President.) E. H.

Thomson, (Merchants National Bank, Cashier.) James Sloan, (Farmers and Merchants National Bank, President.) Christian Devries. (National Bank of Baltimore, President.) J. Thomas Smith, (National Bank of Baltimore, Cashier.) James Clark, (Drovers and Mechanics National Bank, President.) J. D. Wheeler, (Drovers and Mechanics National Bank, Cashier.) Eugene Levering, (National Bank of Commerce, President.) Henry J.

McGrath, (Canton National Bank, President.) if John W. H. Gelger, (Canton National Cashier.) John M. Littig, (National Marine Bank, President.) James B. Wagner, (National Marine Bank, Cashier.) A.

James D. Ferguson, (Equitable National Bank, President.) J. G. Harvey. (Western National Bank, President.) Henry James, (Citizens National Bank, W.

H. O'Connell, (Citizens National Bank, Cashier.) Wilbur F. Jackson, (Continental National Bank, President.) John W. Hall, (First National Bank, Presi- WilliamHv. Taylor, (National Union Bank, Brooklyn.

WOMEN'S LIST. Brandford Miss Mary, Norris Miss Janie, Pitts Miss Scholstie, Smith Mrs Caltie. MEN'S LIST. Jones Johnnie. Elltridgre.

WOMEN'S LIST. Rnndell Miss E. MEN LIST. Wmyel, 2. Glen Uernie.

WOMEN'S LIST. Johnson Daisy, Richards Mrs Florence. I.anraville. MEN'S LIST. Christopher J.

Mt. AVashinsrton. MEN'S LIST. Allen David, Fergerson Willie King Mr and Mrs Edward S. Sit.

Winans. MEN'S LIST. Lane Richard, Wilson W. Powhatan. MEN'S LIST.

Hackly Mr. Kosedale. MEN'S LIST. Bones Dorc. South Baltimore.

WOMEN'S LIST. Elliott Mrs J. MEN'S LIST. Brooks Joel, Carrington James, Carrington Richard. Durneijka Kassinir, Gustos Gurgis, Winfield Eligha, 2.

Westport. WOMEN'S LIST. Pagenhaedt Mrs Rucker-man Sirs A. MEN'S J. Station 1-WOMEN'S LIST.

Hareford Mrs J. S. DAVIE3 WARFIELD. Postmaster. Nixon Zimmerman's Academy.

Every Night and Saturday Matinee. The Broadway Theatre Opera Direct from the Broadway Theatre, presenting Smith and DeKoven's Romantic Comic Opera, "The Highwayman." with the original cast, costumes and accessories, as seen in New York for 200 performances. Chorus of 60 Augmented Orchestra. Kernan's Monumental Theatre. 2 P.

Matinee Today 2 P. M. Flynn and Sheridan's Big Sensation Double Company, An ITp-to-Date Aggregation. 25 "Whites 25 20 Creoles 20. New Faces.

New New Costumes. 2 New Burlesques 2. Amphitheatre Boxing Tonight. Next "Week The London Gaiety Girls. Holliday Street Theatre.

Matinees Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. The Only Show of Its Kind on Earth, John W. Isham's Oriental America Company. Direct from a brilliantly successful tour through England, France and Germany. iiusic, Opera, Comedy, Originality.

The Society 400 Cake Walk, Next Week Cuba's Vow. 8.15. 2. "Nothing Cheap but the Prices." Evenings, 25c, 50c, 75c. Bargain Matinees 25c.

To all Parts Wednesday and Satdy. 25c. of the House. Lyceum Theatre Stock Presenting the farcial comedy, The Masked Ball. The Masked Ball.

The Masked Ball. The Masked Ball. Next Week "Alabama." Saturday Evening, May 7, 250th Performance. Handsome Souvenirs. Ford's Fanny Kice.

The Queen of Opera Bouffe and Her Big Co. of Funmakers in the Merry Operatic Farce, At French Ball. At The French Ball. Prices 25. 50, 75 and $1.00 no higher.

Notice All Special War Bulletins tcill be read at each performance. Fanny Rice Matinee Tomorrow. Mnsic Hall, Tuesday, April 2fi. at 8 P. M.

Scottish Reformation by Mrs. H. E. Monroe. 250 Baltimore Musicians and Elocutionists in sixteenth century costumes.

"John Knox." Prof. Clinton Brooks Burgess. "Mary Stuart." Edythe Halbert. Benefit T. W.

T. U. Admission 35c. Reserved seats 50c. and 75c.

Chart now open at Albert's, North Charles street. Baseball Union Park Baseball. Championship Game. Today. April.

26. 1S0S. Brooklyn vs. Baltimore. Game Called at 4 P.

M. Reserved Seats on sale at Baseball Office. Rev. A. Magnien, (president bt.

Aiary Seminary.) J. Houston Eccleston, (Emmanuel P. E. Church.) Frederick W. Clampett, (St.

Peter's P. E. Church.) Jt. Howard Taylor, (Second Presbyterian Church.) W. H.

Woods, (Franklin Square Presbyterian Church.) John Lanahan. Daniel E. Mayer, (St. Mary's Seminary.) Rev. Rev.

Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev.

J. C. Davidson, (urace uapiiat Church.) E. L. S.

Tressel, (St. Peter's E. L. Church.) E. Huber, (St.

Matthew's German E. L. Church.) Joseph C. Merkl, (St. James' Catholic Church.) F.

T. Little, (Starr M. P. Church.) B. W.

G. Reid, (North Avenue M. E. Church.) George W. Miller, (Second Lutheran Rev.

Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev.

Church.) Rev. C. D. Harris, (Calvary M. E.

Church Smith Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev.

Rev. Rev. G. M. Clickner, (St.

Mark's P. E. Church.) Llewellyn S. Fulmer, (Lafayette Square Presbyterian Church.) Charles C. Griffith, (Church of the Aseension.) William de Rondea Pos, (Cummings Memorial Church.) Edward J.

Quinn, (Immaculate Con- ception.) D. J. Rawlinson, (Second Baptist Church.) Joseph P. O'Brien, (St. Peter's Cath olic Churcn.) Rev.

Joseph A. Gallen, (St. Paul's Catholic Church.) Rev. William A. Coale, (St.

Luke's P. E. Church.) Rev. John Hoerr, (St. Mark's E.

L. Church.) Rev. J. L. Andreis, (St.

Leo's Catholic Church.) Rev. August D. Pfost, (Emmanuel E. L. Rev.

Itev. Rev. O. C. Roth, (Grace Lutheran Church.) John D.

Boland, (St. Vincent's Catholic Church.) Joseph B. Smith, (Mt. Vernon Place M. E.

Church.) Rev. Robert H. Paine, (Mt, Calvary P. E. 'hrnpli 1 Rev.

M. D. Babcock, (Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church.) S. W. Melton, (Franklin Square Bap Rev.

tist Church.) Rev. C. P. Elbert, (St. Pius'.

CaJ-holic Rev. C. F. W. Dallam, (Emmanuel E.

L. Church.) Rev. John L. Alliston, (Westminster Presbyterian Church.) Rev. Curtis Lee Laws, (First Baptist Church.) Rev.

Hugh K. Walker, (Central Presbyterian Church.) Rev. Frank H. Havenner, (East Baltimore Stnrinn M. E.

Church.) Rev. Eev. Peter Grcin, (St. Michael's Catholic Church.) John B. Blanche, (St.

James Cath olic Church.) Rev. Robert A. Tufft, (Holy Innocents' P. E. Church.

Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. P.

H. Lenaghan, (St. Joannes' Reformed Church.) W. E. Bartlett, (St.

Ann's Rectory.) F. Pennington Mackall, (St. Mary's Church.) L. J. McNamara, (St.

Ann's Catholic Church.) Rev. Peregrine Wroth, (P. E. Church of the Messiah.) Rev. J.

M. Holmes, (Alnutt Memorial M. P. Church.) Rev. John A.

Morgan, (St. Ignatius' Catholic Church.) Rev. Rev. Rev. Edwin D.

Niver, (Christ P. E. Church.) J. Wynne Jones, (Memorial Presbyterian" Church.) Charles L. Pate, (Franklin Street M.

E. Church.) Rev. Rev. U. S.

G. Rupp, (Eng. Ev. Lutheran Church of Reformation.) Thomas E. Stapleton, (St.

Lliza- beth's Church. Rev. J. H. Young, Trinity E.

Church Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev.

Edward E. Weaver, (Ridgely Street Presbyterian Church.) Julius E. Grammar, (Trinity P. E. Church.) J.

E. Hornung, (St. Wencelaus Catholic Church.) J. Lutuvnik, (St. John the Baptist.) E.

Felton, (Messiah Eng. Luth. Church.) Rev. William Batz, (German Ev. Zion's Church.) Rev.

Joel T. Rossiter, (First Reformed Church.) Rev. A. Frank, (St. Alphonsus Church.) Rev.

William M. Dame, (the Memorial Church.) Rev. O. F. Thomas, (Cathedral.) Rev.

W. U. Murkland, (Franklin Presbyterian Church. Street Rev. William E.

Starr, (Corpus Church.) Rev. James H. Currey, (Ridgely Christi Street Presbyterian Church.) Rev. Henry M. Wharton, (Brantley tist Church.

Bap- Rev. A. H. Thompson, (Bennett Memorial M. E.

Church.) Rev. E. Richardson, (Fort Avenue M. E. Church.) Rev.

O. B. Corrigan, (St.Gregory's Church.) Rev. J. WTllliam Kirk, (Lafayette Avenue M.

P. Church.) Rev. Peter M. Manning, (St. Andrew's Catholic Church.) Rev.

Joseph L. Barry, (St. Joseph's Catholic Church.) Rev. John C. Rudolph, (Evan.

Salem Church.) Rev. James P. Holden, (St. Jerome's Catholic Church. Rev.

A. Schmidt, (Evan. Reformed Church.) Rev. C. II.

F. Frincke, (Martini German Evan. Luth. Church.) Rev. William L.

Everett, (Light Street Presbyterian Church.) Rev. F. W. Hoppman, (Light Street German M. E.

Church.) Rev. Edmund Didier, (St. Joseph's Hospital.) Rev. 10. P.

Wroth, (Memoria' Church of All Saints.) Rev. P. Martin Singer, (Fourteen Holy Martyrs' Church.) Rev. M. A.

Ryan, (St. Patrick's Catholic Church.) Rev. Joseph J. Dulski, (Holy Rosary Church.) Rev. Thomas A.

Walsh, (St. Paul's Catholic Church.) Rev. Thomas J. Kenny, (St. Mary's Star of the Sea.) Rev.

John T. Whelan, (St. Mary's Star of the Sea.) Rev. L. M.

Zimmerman, (Christ Eng. Luth. Church.) Rev. W. H.

H. Powers, (St. Mary's P. E. Church.) Rev.

John S. M. Witke, (E. Lutheran.) Rev. Royal H.

Pullman. Rev. Joseph Dawson. Rev. A.

H. Zimmerman. Rev. Henry Dressman. Rev.

W. L. Jordan. Rev. John T.

McEIroy. Rev. A. C. McCurdy.

Rev. P. R. Riggs. Rev.

J. P. Conradi. Rev. F.

D. Reynolds. Rev. Thomas Francis. Brother Joseph, (Mount St.

Joseph's Col- lege.) Brother Alexius, (Mount lege.) St. Joseph's Col- Brother Isidor, (Mount St. Joseph's College.) Business Associations and Exchanges, (Their Presidents.) Eugene Levering, (Eoard of Trade, President.) J. Hume Smith, (Chamber of Commerce, President.) Summerfield Baldwin, (Merchants and Manufacturers Association, President.) A. B.

Baughart, (Grocers' Association, President.) William A. Boyd, (Tobacco Board of Trade, President.) Henry J. McGrath, (Canned Goods Exchange, President.) E. M. Vickery, (Provision Exchange, President.) Frank B.

Board of Trade, President.) Walter Snyder, (Merchants' Fruit Exchange, President.) James Hewes, (Produce Exchange, President.) Jesse Marden, (Taxpayers' Association, President.) Railroad Officials. John K. Cowen, (B. and O. President and Receiver.) Oscar G.

Murray, (B. and O. R. Co-Receiver.) W. II.

I jams, (B. and O. R. treasurer.) J. V.

McNeal, (U. and O. R. Assistant Treasurer.) William M. Greene, (B.

and O. R. General Manager.) H. D. Buckley, (B.

and O. R. Comp-1 troner.) C. V. Lewis, (B.

and O. R. General Freight Agent.) B. F. Bond, (B.

and O. R. Division Passenger Agent.) William J. Elliott, (B. and O.

R. Superintendent.) E. L. McCahan, (B. and O.

R. Baltimore Storage fc Lighterage B. N. Baker, President. James M.

Thompson Co. E. C. Shriner Co. S.

B. Martz Co. Joyce Hooper. Charles T. Kemp.

George AA Jones. Robert McCloskey. Thomas H. AVhite. F.

A. B. Dukehart. Archibald A. Campbell.

Boyd Downs. A. P. Woods. J.

H. AVhltely Co. Thos. G. Cranwell Co.

J. L. Rowland Co. J. Schmidt Son.

Kooke Messer- smith. Joseph R. Foard. N. S.

Duncan. AV. II. Chase. Richard D.

Maynard. Copeland Morton. Arthur Gordon. Jean Schaefer. E.

J. AValter. Agricultural Implements. Griffith Turner Co. C.

N. Robinson Bro. Bickford Huffman Thomas, Manager. Rawlings Implement Co. The Maryland Grange Agency, James W.

Richardson, Treasurer. Architects. J. A. W.

T. Wilson. Baldwin Penning-John T. Bishop, Jr. ton.

Auctioneers. Merryman Patti- Grotjan, Lobe Co. son. Conrad Klank, of Matthews Kirk- Klank, Gaither land. Co.

Boots and Shoes. Manufacturers, Jobbers, Dealers. AA'holesale Retail. Chesapeake Shoe Co. Spear Brothers.

Cohen-Adler Shoe Co. S. Halle Sons. H. Pretzfelder Co.

Brooks, Rogers Co. Charles Heiser. Isaac D. Eichen- green. Israel Levinstein.

J. Schott Bros. King Enis.by John J. Enis. J.

Pels Sons. Globe Shoe Co. George Pollock. Louis H. Frank.

August Conrades. M. Goldberg. H. Oldewurtel.

Charles S. Cohen. S. Katzenberger. Samuel I.

Metzger. S. Erlanger. George S. Clogg.

Theodore Messer- smith. Martin Hoengen. Frederick C. Korff. Max Handwerger.

John R. Hill. William Klinge. Henry J. Denges.

Geo. AV. Bottinger. Charles Rose. August Shotta.

M. AV. Goodman. Christian AV. Ritter.

Pridgen, Thomas Lipscomb. Lawrence, Gould Co. Spragins. Buck Co. A.

F. J. AVm. Horner. L.

Magruder, President Magruder Shoe Co. C. L. Macneal, Treasurer Magruder Shoe Co. Witz, Son Co.

Lowenthal Shoe Co. S. Dalsheimer C. S. Urner, of Urner Bros.

E. Langgood. Robert Kinnear. Eli G. Hecht.

Mathais II. Leimkuh- ler. Joseph Simonaire. Nathan Stern. H.

H. A'onderheide. H. B. Manko.

N. Oppenheimer. M. H. Bear.

T. Rosenthal. Henry M. Weil. J.

S. Kann. George Koerner. B. Singer.

Frederick Whyrock. Harry Miller. Samuel I. Gans. C.

J. Bayer. John L. Nies. B.

Sheresevsky. R. Koppel. Henry D. Konig.

Books and Stationery. Baltimore News Company, D. Abercrom- bie, Manager. W. E.

C. Harrison Sons. AArharton Barron Publishing Co. John Murphy Co. Louis C.

Deetjen. Marcus AV. AArolf Co. Weil. Mallalieu Co.

J. H. Mediary. Lucas Bros. John Harbecke.

Young Selden. S. M. AA'olfe. I.

M. OttenheimerGeo. H. Nagengast. H.

Dick. AA'illiam AVilson. Hummel Balk-John AV. Kennedy. man.

A. E. Tolle Co. J. J.

Landragan. G. F. AVinegardner Harbecke Bros. Co.

Brewers. AA'ehr-Hobelman-Gottlieb Co. J. F. AVeissner Bro.

Brewing Co. George Gunther, Jr. The J. F. AAreissner Sons' Brewing Co.

George Gunther. Oriental Brewery, F. Schlatter Sons, Proprietors. Box Manufacturers. Becker Bros.

Son.J. Henrv Fisher. Radecke Co. George I Dudley. L.

Gordon Sons. H. Ileise Co. East Brooklyn Box Aaronson Raffel. Co.

H. M. Adler Co. K. Hendricks Co.C.

A. Euler Son. Henry S. Ostendorf.J. M.

Hartel. C. C. Lurssen Chas. S.

Ashlev. Son. AA H. Radecke. The Schumann-Momenthy Paul Schumann Secretary and Treasurer.

Brick Manufacturers. William H. Perot, Son Co. Eastern Hydraulic Pressed Brick J. D.

Cashner, Manager. John H. Foss. Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Co. Daniel Donnelly.

George M. Bokee. Broom and Brush Manufacturer. Rennous, Kleinle Jos. P.

McGonigle. Co. Carroll Bros Co. W. H.

Sheets, AAT. A. Tottle Co. Co. J.

O. Ritzel. E. Englehart. Bakers and Bakers' Supplies.

Ferris, Noeth, Stern John Schaaf, Jr. P. Stern, Sec. Louis Glaser. Standard Baking Hicks Co.

Fred.AA'ilcox, Man. Henneberger Bros. John AV. Cruett. Louis C.

AVunder. Charles H. AValter E. Schauffs. Co.

P. Rensch. George Hoffman. John C. Mencke.

John C. Sejm. AVm. W. Collison.

R. L. AVeber. Builders Materials. Jos.

Thomas Son. Frank D. AVatkins Andrew Volk. Co. Chas.

R. Coleman. Bicycle Dealers. Little Joe Wiesenf eld Diamond Wheel Co. Co.

Cline Bros. Humber Co. Basket Manufacturers. South Baltimore Bas- Geo. D.

Gawthrop. ket AVorks. Adolph J. Rentz. Butter Merchants.

Conrad Poehlman. George U. Myers. Joseph E. Boon.

S. F. Fleagle. Butchers. Charles Rettberg.

John D. Messer- smith. George Wannen- wetsch. Philip Leydecker. George L.

Plitt. Harry D. Knell. Charles F. Messer.

AV. Schluderberg. George H. AA'inter. Frederick J.

Ihle. George Shuppner. Jacob H. Greasly. James L.

Rice. Williams B. Roth. Henry J. Stump.

Thomas A. Airey. AV. H. labeling.

Louis Kahn. Henry A. Rossing. Allen B. Couglar.

Stonewall J.Schmen- ner. Harmon Goldsmith. Albert A. Rossing. Christopher Smith.

Herman Schlissler. John J. Schafer. Henry F. Zick.

Gustav Ruppersber ger. Armin Jaeger. AA'illiam J. Krout. George J.

AVetzelbur-ger. John H. Schein. Charles A. Heinz.

Henrie Smith. John AA'asmuth. George Boeder. George II. Long.

John E. Godman. Frank F. Dorschel. J.

N. Mehrllug. J. A. Nunnally.

Peter E. AVileox. J. Harry Schmenner. Charles H.

Brunier. Frank L. Knell. Jacob Lerlan. J.

Henry Knell, Jr. William H. AVannen-wetch. Charles W. Leydecker.

Frank H. Knell. Maasch Bros. August Breitensteln, William F. Roth.

Nicholas Stumpf. AVilliam P. Stein. J. AVilliam Roth.

Richard L. Gray. Otto Lower, Jr. Frederick W. George AV.

Smith, Jr. Levi M. Smith. John A'ltzthum, Jr. Andrew French.

George AV. Acken- back. Martin Miller. John Mayfort. Martin Samm.

Julius Weil. John A. Gebelein. Henry Smith. Geo.

E. Staylor. Charles Bertram. Chas. E.

Frederick. John D. Rusk. Frederick C. Speng- ler.

Joseph Smith, Conrad Arbin. Nicholas H. Love. Charles N. Rice.

Richard H. Sheck-ells. James C. Wilson. James J.

Cain. Charles II. Betz. George L. Stump.

Henry C. AVebster. AVilliam W. Smoot. Bell and Brass AVorks.

Curtis Buy Brass and AA'illiam McShane. Metal AA'orks, H.Julian J. G. McShane D. Harvey, Treas.

George H. Rodgers. Badges. Torsch Lee. Sisco Bros.

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Charles A. Fink. Frank L. Kroeger. Fredk.

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Livingston. Alex. J. Granger. Charles D.

Volkmar Jacob Max. D. J. McCambridge Isaac Hamburger. C.

AA'illiams. John N. Johnson. George R. Bassett.

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Joseph Pipitone. Charles AVambach. II. E. Thursby.

J. Edward AV. Schueler. Jacob Schaefer. Harry Litslnger.

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AVinfield Scott, Frank C. Frleael. Albert M. Hutchinson. S.

Slnsheimer. Otto Grove. Patrick R. Welsh. A.

Mendels. AV. C. Oppelt. F.

J. Ostendorf. George L. Kunkel. John E.

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Charles DeAA'ltt Howard Bokee. Co. Giles AV. Quaries. Charles II.

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Gentlemen: In acknowledging your endorsement of mv administration, of the Baltimore Post-office and your desire to present my name to the President for reappointment, permit me to express my appreciation of the compliment paid me. This endorsement by so large a representation of the clergy, the professions, the mercantile, manufacturing and other interests of this city, without distinction of partv, is a source of great gratification to me. "You recognize that the postofflce of a city is a business institution, to be conducted on business lines. Your letter to me implies that mv efforts to so administer this office are indorsed, and your desire for my reappointment on these grounds is especially gratifying. During mv administration of the Baltimore Postoifice the area of the postal district served has been increased from 34 square miles to 55 square miles, two-thirds more than ever before.

The new and old territory is taken care of by an improved service. A late addition is the street rail-wav postal car service, connecting the main office with outlying stations. The number of postal stations connected with the office has been increased from fourteen to sixty-five, or fifty-one stations more than when I took charge. Many of these were originally fourth-class postoffices. Better service has followed their attachment to the Baltimore office as stations.

The receipts of the office for the past quarter were the largest in its history. The percentage of increase in receipts for the months comprising that quarter over the months of any previous year was also the largest in its history. The percentage of comparative increase is the largest of anv office in the country. The error record of our office, according to departmental statistics, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1897, is not only the best in its history, but comparatively the best in the United This efficiency has been obtained with a decrease in the percentage of expense, notwithstanding the large increase in the volume of mail matter handled. The "merit system" established in the office July, 1895, has been conducive to this result.

Under our "merit system" every clerk knows that upon his work depends his grade and salary. He further knows that his position is secure to him as long as he gives faithful service. The departmental records show that our carriers are serving over two hundred more persons per carrier than when I took the office. The percentage of comparative expense in carriers' salaries is 4 per cent, less, notwithstanding this increase in the number served and notwithstanding that there is an increase of about fifteen mil-liou pieces of mail matter handled alone by carriers and an increase in the postal territory of some twenty-one square miles. The comprehensive system under which the Baltimore Postofflce and the railway mail service, with its postal cars on the principal lines of steam roads centering in Baltimore, operates in connection with our increased deliveries and dispatches, facilitates the expeditious handling of mail matter.

The postofflce is closely Identified with your business interests. Upon its intelligent management to some extent depends the city's business growth. Rapid and frequent exchange of mail increases trade. Proper combinations of collections of city mail with its dispatch, shortening its carriage between this city and other points, places Baltimore in rapid communication and promotes trade. All this vast postal machinery is necessary to guarantee the quick dispatch and delivery of mail matter.

It has been my endeavor to secure to this city the best facilities the Department at Washington could afford, recog nizing that by bringing the merchant and his customer into rapid and frequent communication this office assists his business, thus contributing to the city's business growth. Under my administration the first illustration has been given in this State of a public office conducted on strict civil-service lines. The high efficiency of the service in every department of the Baltimore Postofflce proves the value of that system. Where the civil-service law does not reach, what I have termed our "merit reach. Every man, clerk or carrier, fully recognizes faithful performance of duty as the sole basis of his retention In the service.

Every man knows that under the civil-service rules as now enforced his tenure of office is secure to him. and under our "merit system" he is paid according to his ability within the limits of our ap-pronrlatlon. The conduct of this office on these lines, which is simply a business has shown high efficiency, more office work performed with decreased comparative expense, a greater area of territory served and more persons served per carrier. Referring to the civil-service record of the office, the total number of men in the classified service removed during my administration amounts to thirteen; eight of this number were carriers and five were clerks, (six were republicans and seven were democrats.) The total force is 625. During the previous administration of the Baltimore Postofflce the total numbeir of men in the classified service removed by the postmaster amounted to two hundred and thirty, as against the thirteen during my administration.

Of these removals, which were democrats, one hundred and sixty-nine were carriers, or two-thirds of the entire carrier force at that time, and sixty-one were clerks. The main point is, after all. the conditions which men work. Under a system whlchexacts efficiency in office rather than political work, men often inefficient by reason of requirement to perform both, become faithful officers of the government when they understand that efficient office work alone- is demanded of them. Y'ou state that against my reappointment by the President "no political reason can be assigned." While this may be so, my connection with politics in my Individual capacity I should prefer not to be used as a factor in this matter, as.

in or out of the Baltimore Postofflce, my individual political support would have been exerted in a similar manner. I have exercised my right of citizenship In the support of what seemed to me to be the best methods of government without regard to personal political effect. The theory of opposing measures for the general good simnly for political capital, if thev happen to come of a political element with which you have been or may be opposed, is to my mind a mistaken one and only weakens the party or faction which encourages it. The highest duty of citizenship should be to obtain at nil times the best results tinder existing conditions. Whatever has been my individual support, politics has not and does not enter Into the conduct of my office.

I have devoted considerable time to the development of the postal service of this city at some sacrifice of personal interests. In conclusion, permit me to say that If the President confers upon me the honor you ask, I shall endeavor to still further improve our service, guided by the experience of the past four years. I am, with grent respect. Your obedient servant, S. Davies Warfield.

Baltimore, April, 180S. Isi-ac George, (Traders' national President.) Clayton Cannon, (Traders' National Bank, Casmer.) Charles W. Dorsey, (Manufacturers' Na tional Bank, Henry M. National Bank, Cashier.) John Crowther, (Towson National Bank, President.) W. Kraumer, (Towson National Bank, Cashier.) Alex.

Y. Dolfield, (German-American Bank, Cashier.) E. G. Hipsley, (Old Town Bank, Presi- J. H.

Judik, (People's Bank, President.) Savings Banks. Robert D. Brown, (Eutaw Savings Bank, President.) William F. Burns, (Eutaw Savings Bank, 1 W. w.

M. Hayden, (Eutaw Savings Bank, Treasurer.) Baldwin, (Maryland Savings liank.LTesiaenr.; S. Shriver. Maryland Savings Batik, Vice-President.) C. Shriver, (Metropolitan Savings c.

James J. Ryan, (Metropolitan Savings Bank, Treasurer.) Robert K. Waring, (Central Savings Bank, President.) W. H. Conkllng, (The Savings Bank of Baltimore City, President.) Thomas B.

Gambel, (City Savings Bank, President.) Harry Schmitz, (Germania Savings Bank, of Baltimore, President.) William B. Jones, (Broadway Savings Bank, President.) Charles Spilman, (German Savings Bank, President.) Bank Officials. Yates Penniman, (National Marine Bank.) Jno. D. Bvrd, (National Marine Bank.) Alex.

R. Early, (National Marine Bank Guy R. Merritt, (National Marine Harry C. Delcher, (National Marine Bank.) A. A.

Robins, (National Marine Bank.) Thomas F. Shriver, (National Marine.) Frank McLeeke, (Merchants' National.) B. Zimmerman, (Merchants' National.) AVilliam Ingle, (Merchnnts' National Bank.) Thomas B. Morris, (Merchants' National.) G. B.

Howard. (Merchants' National Bank.) Holmes Thomas, (Merchants' National.) William T. Gatchell, (Merchants' National.) John P. Baer, (Merchants' National Bank.) John B. H.

Dunn, (Merchants' National.) N. B. Dunn, (Merchants' National Bank.) William P. Ingle, (Merchants' National.) W. H.

Ewalt, (Merchants' National Bank.) W. J. Chllds. (Merchants' National Bank.) J. C.

Fenhagen, (Merchants' National.) J. T. Flvnn, (Merchants' National Bank.) E. P. Hayden, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) J.

S. Cleveland, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) Edward F. Mass, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) E. D. Renner.

(Drovers and Mechanics'.) L. J. DIetz, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) Schone, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) E. W. Talbott, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) T.

Milton Granger, Drovers Mechanics'.) Theo. H. Austin, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) Thos. A. Gillam, (Drovers Mechanics'.) Frank B.

Gaither, (Drovers and Mechanics' National Bank.) L. E. Cramer, (Drovers and Mechanics'.) Wallace Tarr, Drovers and Mechanics'.) U. F. Holland.

(Citizens' National Bank.) J. A. Lueehesl, (Citizens' National Bank.) Gustavus Brown, (Citizens' National.) E. Sanford Miller, (Citizens' National.) Harry White, (Citizens' National Bank.) Albert D. Graham, (Citizens' National.) A.

Waller Morton, (Citizens' National.) Percy H. Goodwin, (Citizens' National.) Herbert St. J. Pitt, (Citizens' National.) Charles H. Bollman, (Citizens' National.) Geo.

T. Oliver, (Citizens' National Bank.) Samuel Hann, (Citizens' National Bank.) R. N. Bowers, (Western National Bank.) R. C.

Botts, (Western National Bank.) T. B. Ewalt, (Western National Bank.) John Swope, (Western National Bank.) R. N. Wagner, (Western National Bank.) H.

F. Swope, (Western National Bank.) Henry Krum, (Western National Bank.) Harry R. Montgomery, (Western National.) W. J. Braid, (Manufacturers' National.) Charles F.

Bennett, (Mnfrs. Natl.) Clinton G. Morgan, (Mnfrs. Natl.) Albert H. Bedford.

(Mnfrs. Natl.) Wm. F. Parrish, (Mnfrs. Natl.) F.

H. Touchton, (Mnfrs. Natl.) Thomas E. Coale, (First National Bank.) C. H.

Wyatt, (First National Bank.) E. S. Sprague. (First National Bnnk.) Frank N. Sands, (First National Bank.) Samuel Reid, (National Bank of Balto.) J.

H. Dunn, (National Bank of Baltimore.) E. A. Gault, (National Bank of Baltimore.) M. Coulter, (National Bank of Baltimore.) AV.

A. McClintock, (Natl. Bank of Balto.) Charles A. Huslup, (Natl. Bank of Balto.) A'mcent J.

Monmonier. (National Union.) Howard E. Stewart. (National Union.) Robert A. Diggs, (National Union.) H.

Murray Tinges, (National Union.) Simon J. Kemp, (People's Bank.) AA'illiam G. Sanderson. (People's Bank.) W. J.

Baldwin, (People's Bank.) Charles E. Robinson. (People's Bank.) AV. H. White, (Canton National Bank.) S.

Edwin Cox, (Traders' National Bank.) John S. Deale, (Eutaw Savings Bank.) Frank G. Evans. (Eutaw Savings Bank.) Edward L. Robinson, (Eutaw Savings.) J.

H. Dawson, (Eutaw Savings' Bank.) Bankers and Brokers. Alexander Brown S. Gittings Sons. Co.

Fisher Shaw. Lowndes fc Redwood. Hambleton Co. AVilson, Colston A-Middendorf, Oliver Co. Co.

M. Stein. McKIm Co. Clinton P. Paine J.

Harmanus Fisher Co. Son. A'an Schaick Sr Co. Kummer Becker. Ferguson AA'ard.

Nelson Co. E. N. Morrison Co. Robert Taylor Co.

Bartlett S. Johnson. S.Gordon Armjstead. Charles Hoblitzell Sperry, Jones Co. Co.

AA'illiam AVinchester. Eustis Thompson. Robert Smith. It. Hopkins Harris.

Robert K. AA'aring. George Armistead. Bonding, Trust and Title Companies. Gen.

John Gill, (Mercantile Trust and Deposit Robert C. Davidson, (Baltimore Trust and Guarantee President.) Spring Running Meeting, Prospect Park Agricultural Association, Commencing Saturday, Aprfl 23, 1898. Six Races Daily Rain or Shine, Commencing at 2.45 P. M. Admisskn 25 Cents.

Take Central and Consolidated Cars. Joseph C. Hughes, President. Tolchester Excursions For 1898. Great Changes.

Improvements and Alterations. New Novelties. The Electric Louise. More to see this summer than ever before. Big inducements to schools and societies.

Book your excursion, now. A sure way to make money. Old Bay Line. Until further notice steamers of the Old Bay Line will leave L'nion Dock for Old Point and Norfolk direct, and tcill not stop at Canton tcharf. Military Encampment At Pimlico.

Take Consolidated Cars direct to Grounds. John F. Trlble. Army and Navy Belt Buckles for ladies are in demand. We have them.

Black Velvet Belting. 30c. yard. Japanese and Silk Fans. Shirt Waist Sets, Collar and Cuff Buttons, Scarf and Bonnet Pins.

War will not interfere with our supplying your needs. Kid and Fabric Gloves, Veilings, Corsets and fine Leather Goods. Trible, 39 West Lexington street. In THE Basement. Coal At Lowest Market Prices.

E. Stabler, Offices No. 6 South street cor. Eutaw and Madison Oliver cor. Maryland av.

Hickory, Oak, Pine Wood. Telephone 916. 4-Ply Einen Collars Absolutely Best all shapes 10c. Gents' Furnishing Department. Hochschild.

Kohn Co. Thos. F. McNulty Wholesale Whiskies and Wines, 7 North Gay street. Flags, FlagH, Flags.

If you want the best Bunting and Silk Flags go to Wm. H. Whiting N. W. Cor.

South and Pratt streets. Triple Extract All Odors; Perfum-ery Dept. Hochschild, Kohn Co. Bach, Myers Haminarstrom, Tailors, No. 307 North Charles street, Opp.

Y. M. C. A. Building.

We confine ourselves strictly to the highest grade goods and workmanship. Merchants' Rational Bank, Southtand Water streets. Capital, 51,300.000. Surplus, $500,000. Accounts Solicited.

Mrs. TVintleir's Soothing: Syrup is tin best remedy for children while teething. 25 cents a bottle. The Snn Job Prlntins Office. Neat, Accurate, Prompt.

The Largest and Most Complete Job Printing Establishment in the city and one of the most extensive In the United States. Possesses every facility for the prompt execution of all kinds of work, from a Neat Card or Circular to a Monster Poster, In any variety of colors, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Country Merchants, Farmers and others requiring Store Bills, Public Sale Bills, will find it to their advantage to call at or address The Sun Job Printing Office. Balls, Soirees And Parties. Supplied with all kinds of Plain and Fancy Printing.

An Entire New Line of Samples of Ball Programmes, Tickets and Invitations, At All Prices. The Sun Job Printing Office, Baltimore.