Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1890, Page 6

6 E THE EVENING, STAR: WASHINGTON, D.-C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1890. HENNESSY’S MURDER. ys TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC. DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE. ‘THE AVENUE RAILROAD. WARD'S MENTAL CONDITION. Dr. Kempster Says He Was Crazed by leasure That Kean < Co.'s Failure Has | Several Measures of Local Interest Brought | The Commissioners Report Against Some Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, Caused to Be Prepared. Up and Passed. Changes Proposed by It. Drink, a . * * Curcago, Dee. 22.—S8. A. Ki Co.'s failure pas ( y law whe ag plete Ps Nineteen Italians Arraigned for It in| i. :nciy resnit ina A Kean & Co. failure | opsecriox MADE TO THE ACT PRNSIOXING POLICE | HOW THEY PROPOSE TO MODIFE THE PEXDING property fortenee;arickid | A new week in the Ward-tral was commenced MAN FOWLER'S WIDOW—DISGUSSION ON THE| BILL TO AMEND THE CHARTER—SUGGESTIONS ci f percentum of its gross earnings shall be in lieu | today at an interestinig ‘stage proveéd- New Orleans. the community at large. Inasmuch as the fail- | yasmixorox AND ARLINGTON RAILROAD com-| AS TO THE ROUTE—THE QUESTION or Taxa- | Of all other assessments of personal taxes upon fica Sane: ure of any bank, whether national, state or e " ; The court was thronged with spectators, es te, is apt to produce a fecling of general) 74*™® CHARTER. TION—EAST WASHINGTON AND THE RAILROAD. | {9 La ng Algerian 3 pg ies pez notable among them be- UD JURORS ELIGUBILIRY, issn of Sent ot| ody n hemes Diet Com | Aer conning ie eet tor sere | ees ona Sevctintene ted AN EYRA a Fe f (be prominent bankers of the | siderable time, however, was spent before {hours in the board room this morning the | thail not Ve test aa reel erate nits ruck es gis x city have taken the initintive in the direction of | quoram could be obtained for the approval of | Commissioners decided upon the following re- | with reference to taxation ia requested to as to : gs prvamaen z t r uel hese bankers the Journal. .A conference report then de-| ply to Honse bill 12577, which authorizes a | Place this tion on the same basis as ga) Hamilton of the marine Serious Damage by Fire in Differ- manded attention and it was nearly | change in the charter of the Washington and | ©FPorations of the same kind recently ehar- 5 hospital service, whe has 1 o'clock before Mr. Grout obtained the | Georgetown railroad: — been summoned by the ; i | ; 3 Also a clause requiring any damages to or ent Cities. ceeuriences ike tho Kean failure, The effect | loor. ‘The first bill called up was the one | The first chango in the route asked foris| changes imtany mhicrground consis. Mage eeeaaal Cofense and whore teeth ofeach a low will be. two-fold it will prevent | authorizing tho Conunissioners to grant to the | commencing at New Jersey avenue and B street | necessary by reason of the construction of the | MOOS ofterel in comact ct the ABSOLUTELY Of its mones amit will prevent the failure of | Veteran Volunteer Firemen’® Association use | south, thence along the east front of the | Toad to be made at the expense of the railroad Z oti wma PROTECTING BA & rotten concerm ca investments to be | of certain property in the District of Columbia. | Capitol, as’ shall be directed by the archi- | C°™pany. & rapes papers 4 withdrawn from legitimate banking channels. | The lot is lot 11 in square M1 at the corner of | tect in charge thereof, to B street north, + THE EXPENSE OF CARLING. : _ a net paging PCT ES ‘ 7 eae — Attorney M: prepared rough | roth and H streets northwest and the house was | thence west along aid B street to con-| I considering the propositions contained in | | \) go Pic narts tar agg meray Promae=ygree Soyo “hom ee eae CHIEF HENNESSY'S MURDER. ral which is to be’ submitted 19 | aceq formerly as an engine house: The House | nect with ite present tracks on 1at | {B¢ bill before ns, while our first thoughts have scelbetinjerions. Conn-| Sinkand tho ammaaive win” Wn | Sho Gapenme Coase Souhus am Gupehint ” jpringticld. It will be one of th isto be used asa meeting place. Mr. Spinola | street. To this the Commissioners say: been for the interest of the people at large, we Se, were early present. It would be impossible to tell just where Decision in a Polygamy Case. Nineteen Italians Arraigned in Court in New | (0) Sprinsticli. It will be one of the tis sowed to uiseal oy Geeviding Viak’ the ese: sheep pineal fiiceruds Ricgiiaa that thsicmevecy will news ‘APIN BROWN. The fall array of the de- | sanity left off and insanity began. but when Je . ideas to make a very large expenditure to cable their | fense, Judge Wilson, Senator Blackburn, Mr. | IMsions and hallucinations were evident it was |, Te¢ Supreme Court of the United States to- roads within the next year and that only a year | Coleman, Mr. Chapin Brown and Mr. Duhamel, | !€2r that the subject was in the realm of mania | @*Y Tendered an important decision in a Mor- ago they cabled 7th strect at a large expense. | all taking seats at the counsel table promptly, | Pott. Dr. Kempster referred to mon polygamy case, holding that a wife is not e work was well done, no expense being | 9s if ready fora field day. District” Ai Ad | raph sthetical q 8 competent witness against where polygamy és rties who have been close uinted with | erty was to be nseel during the pleasure of the | ‘This change is asked for two reasons: First, n's methods of doing business vide with At- | Commissioners. The amendment was agreed | to avoid the double curve around the Garfield Mayer in the opinion that the depositors | to and the Rie 4 ciaplepinante -sy yimd tng a as Thonument and second, to permit the road to New Onzxaxs, Dec. 22.—The nineteen Italians accused in the Hennessy ease pleaded not | tor guilty in the criminal court today and filed a | Will reco ‘ ote ie Gn cna hua lee ailsl tacos, TO PERFECT A TITLE. deposit passengers immediately in front of the | 8Pared apparently to make that branch of the im to the opi " n in the ques- | the « a ple in bar onthe grounds: First, that the | #7; ,,1f thatia the case the low will beimmense.| 4. Goong then called wp the bill perfecting Capitol As tothe advisability of allowing the | #¥stern aa perfect as possible, and we have | Hoge and Mr. Clagett were equally prompt. | tion was suffering ‘from ia pote. in| gee ane. grand jury could not have found the indict- | aggregating £574,000, the net loss would foot | the title of H. M. Bulser and J. J. Sanborn to | road to be built through the-Capitol grounds | °Yet¥ Teason to believe that the coming work | | The morning was taken up in argument as to | Tegard to the scattering of money, he under- amett was in 1866 found guilty of ment in the short time in which it did; second, | yp Ap pepe that the allotment of the ease was improperly 1 both motions. : a z | the Commissioners feel that — they are | Will be undertaken in the same liberal spirit. | the proper form and admissib: of the hy- | stood that a man who desired to be considered ‘on the testimony of his first wife, Jot 3, in square south of square 990, on payment | the Commissioner ae an sites ° eee pothetical question framed by the defense to | fenerous and openhanded might throw it | from whom he had been divorced after be took Cs) SSeS be propounded to Dr. Kempster, the witness | around recklessly when in his cups, but hardly | a second wife. ikely that the first was made upon careful com- md on the basis of reliable informs at $80,000 by the claimants of such reasonable sum as the | i we Secretary of the Interior sees Bt. ‘The bill was | PUt they believe that the occupation of B a _ made. Judge Baker | on s : street ne * : ———— called as an expert in insanity. tw the extent indicated in the question, Up to a . es es ee ee, fae re, CEG Fou A vuniie ate. |anggest thatthe railroad make their turn at the ___ the Resston, When the court adjourned Saturday after- | new that induces man to care for him- Gabrielle Bompard. wiisuenaa as Commack. x. Grout then called up the bill dedicating | Gesiield monument by going on the east side | The legislative situation seems to be subject | noon Dr. Walter Kempster, the expert om in- | fivih ane fe°tat wes wil bea peal to the supreme ; ( Ne i! part of lots 14 and 15, in square 812, ava nub- | of the same, thus making a better, curve than | to every shade and varity of complication. | sanity, wason the stand. The defonso had | been lock Weal met eek De? pea nt | court of Utah contending that the wife's test. a eee <a v. The bill dedicates the land of the |e one on the wost sid’ aud retain their present |The anii-silver men, without regard to their | propounded a long hypothetical question | to change hit opinion and tmtucy hime be dink the terriers ee otmienthte, ond whee aeaeee cuane wand Gabrielle feshente porn OF opecial shave thes join and abat on original | “The objections raised by the owners of prop- | opinion of the clection bill, are now playing | COv¢TINg the facts relating to Ward's ease ac- | that thi= intelligence and regard for protection | frronghtthe nae he opel mel It is provided, however, that | opty ate ine a Nctandarda a i cording to the theory of the defense. To this of self-int est was present. The money, 80 tnd Tot owners | CTH, #long the line on IF strect north from ist | that measure aguinst the enactment of any | Gucstion the prosecution had obiorted ol the | far ee te poe ee prement, The one ye B ws was bankrupt, which, ays that newspaper, decision of the territorial court, and holds that ity requires the change aske? ut this Se to Delaware avenue are strong, ani the Com- | fi ial legislati, It is thei: tod - h the wife e ‘ J« the verdic ute pi unt to make an | 3 2 nancial legislation. It is their purpose to de- | court adjourned to permit the district attorney | have been had it not been for the > wae on Incompetent wianen. es Recte coats He verter . . of fifteen fect iv width between the prop- | the vpinion that no public | tay final action on the silver matter until within | and his assistants tolexamine the gestion. d =r mdship of his friends, Good feeling | In its opinion prepared by Justice Trewer described. The bill was passed. ten days of the adjournmont, the understand-| Mr Wilson, before taking up # tion, ces Aerob ee the court says: “The quest = day jjournmen En nd | called attention tee hae et ne Weegtion, | aceurars contistrty OF INTELLECTCAL ACTIVITY. | how much she (the sites POLICEMAN FOWLER’ Wrow. It, however, 1t should be the pleasure of Con- | ing being that if this is done the President wil! | [0 d the right to he " Any man on the verge of financial ruinmight | reason of the plural marriage Me. Grout then called up the bill for the re- | #7 that the proposed occupation of the es | “pocket” the bill and thus defeat it without | Hccmen liugkes sad Herittor: ooo ene Pe: | on the day that a businees deal from whach | the crime toes bor. lief of Sarah Jene Fowler. widow of John Fow- | ‘con the east front of the Capitcl should | using the veto. The force at work to compel | had stated when arrested. Mr. Wilson said | much had been hoped fell through, exhibit the r be crimes —_ DESTROYED BY F : rs & re granted then the oceupation of Btrect ‘i ‘ 5 - to St. Bernard's Catholic Church in New York— ler, the policeman who was murdered on Sep- | would be a short and conyeniont route ax 4g. bed eee of the election bill is the e Ace jeded 2s ens ot = John came excitement and wildness of behavior 98 | relations, but ther are rather a ——- A Skating B ae tember 9; 1884, while in the dice his | gested by the company. | But, in thin event the yer Bs nent oo caren toam Liki acide | Sater tl fo op rea wees waited leshowky |asmantr ae AT Thane Circumstances a8 de- such relation than against the wife, and as the i eat 1D . - ne e bill provide per | tracks should be kept closely to the south side | ¢ election Dill was to have been laid aside os ra by | scribed by Judge Hoge. statate (th pee? pce Soma = pagan llaneagei BE joer i th to be paid the . Mr. Nogers | of Batroct to. leave as” much ss poaaic | before this that the financial question might be | Mt. Drew that the police o icers had told him | The fact that Ward went to the saloon on the | nts under Ey! hb. on Hth street dth avenue, w objected to ‘consideration of the bl} ble (about seventeen or cightcen fect) of ; considered. ‘Those who are opposed to the od eed en eet ene next day what | night of June 18 to keep an appointment would Ward had said, and that these statements dif- | show a inulty of “ta ren te t her itis kimply an aftirmoti ly destroyed by fire this morning betw in the House and Mx. Grout withdrew the bill | the street for the geueral use of the public and | passnge of any financial bill at this session, and | ¢/ 0" 4 ® Pre + po : ZT o'clock. The loss is estimated at $7: 20% 20° | after the point of no'qitormm had been made | the residents on the north side, The Commis: | patticularly opposed to silver. legislation, have Gil To veooed ad tes te gfticers on the its, but it would not affect witness’ opinion, te. inet d RH oh The aed bate Se : on a motion to go into committee of the whole. ‘suid above, have not thought it del ed thus far in delaying action by pre-| Tray rekon, aye tbe testimony of Mr. |for men suffering from mania pota are not Sab Gente Gith divertionn Go the ground, of $150,000 : : INSPECTOR OF TAY AND STRAW. death to uxuroee an ouinion’ as, to Abe ucapeseih | (RUni anit eament Gia mibasare Wise oan) a, Pe CE mula sor alae apenas nee en: ——- inte Ps a gp Seas the east nt of the Cupitol, that | certainly hold the votes necessary to pass it. . “ : j able to recollect appointments and keep them, aaieaued ne “ Casino Skating Rink, S re The bill providing for an inspector of hay, yi kcc co ctameay castes Gs ces aad Geen | Movie agua pun 4 wapsacte fe comme mnie District aitornes, however, objected to | especially when it bon apy sou ua J —_ at rer of and $ streets, was | Mich.( » - straw, grain, &c., for the District was then, at | j # a which silver men reluctantly consented to sup: pom hy tage penne ine a that was under- | in a bar room. | di SHINGTON A WESTERN, totally destroved by fire at 6:45 this morning. i wion..| the request of Mr. Grout, recommitted to the 5 3 ia port, some Senators have raised a question sdicaibone iy at there was @prima | | i ich W: There i cxplosion in the building, | s sdakaaiblen cus tise’ Eitekctar s oe R Serle ;. | to the binding character of the caucus x ’ a and the examin 5 | is sa ‘ fact that he | 4 Beportona Ratlread Bill Sent to Congress follow “tout on all sides. | . The second chango isasfollowa: Commencing | Consequently the Renate iv not now ready fearching as it would have be e thy ul inquired of a lawyer as-to the value of the Wy the Commissioners. ¥ story of THE WASUISGTOS AND. ARLINGTON HaTEROAD | at 14th and T streets northwest; thence west any measure with which to displace tho elec- | hn been a more serious one. | i lating as security and had taken his| The Commissioners haye acut to Senator Owing to the COMPANY. ‘ _ | along I street to 15th street; thence south along | tion bill. - ee back when he found that it was not good | Ingalls, chairman Senate committee on District Christmas Mr. Grout then called up the bill chartering | 15th wtrect to connect with its present tracks on A POLICY OF IRRITATION PROPC THAT HYPOTHETICAL QUESTION. = mpstor said, would lead him umbia, a Setter waying: The letter of the Washington Seren the Washington and Arlington Kailway Com- | said street. It is proposed now to give new life to the dis | _ Dr. Kempster was then ealled into the wit- the man had a (pretty clear in-| 5s inveant from pole ecumition ness box. District Attorney Hoge rose with a | “ht into what he was doing, mas—U. > le ered, | pany. ° House bill di :| ‘The Commissioners are of the opinion that i pany. The House bill differs from the Senate | ‘I ni F cussion of th cate ease f the hypothetical question of the de- — bill in carrying the road across, the Aqueduct | ht Balers pelt erhurni topes fecling of irritation as to make it dificult for | Sinead deer tally Tndge Hoge, of Wara | ton and Western Railroad Company of Virginia esc te a ee ere ay eae itiate asks ony OOan any republican to, revolt from his ps ening by referring to the case | drawing a pistol and shooting at the floor and |* ®Xtend its line into and within the road. Mir. Atkinson took eharge of the bill junction of 14th street and thence » vote to lay aside. ‘The opening of th nat Bascom, reported in 35th | thea when the man was escaping shooting again | District of € explained to. Mr. 8 het the road dad not | 0@ 1th street, making a straight line up | gram for adding interest to the dis Vermont, be ing at page 398. In this de- | ould hardly set a public hearing had after the neual pu Gilat tha camaatone ae ‘on, but war only | 14th street. ‘The disadvantage of this line is | Working the Tepublicuns up to a fighting humor | cision the court said that ihe hypothetical ques- | por qaruly seem am cet of det Tne € m inicnded to allow people to reach the north, | #t i does not avoid the “use of common | Was the speech of Mr. Spooner on Saturday, | tion should be so modified by the court as to result f hallucinations. o Snmasenene, ta ecgly toe op za ge to the cemétery. Th Metropolitan road and _ the r » notice today that he | not permit the w 4 facorscieat, | wid been soaking Saed & Br which We slag xph Georgetown road en 1th | fight the fight out. ‘The belief of some | gi ion as to the merits Hectod inte dclasions joeed camendment, wi ko exph und H street, of the leaders iw that i? party feeling can be The district attor ; liquor as by a larg tid | not allow the | con ane opin: | Worked up to a point t naure the en- sis ; ; ig. however litth election bill and to arouse such a ¢ bill 4411, “To authorize the Washi jepartmen lied the this same bill, re A favor- would n t that the en the Aqueduet brit Passengers | 1 f a ine | onan inf vill insay en r reeds nee Seated aahswlids sivhwhas a ve to be conveyed across the bridge by some culty : aapaeel ait | Oe aed Of eet cueing tm this aaitor 5y 3 . iidete lk Become ote Ap Provided, 1 ng in th bai = t . other veldeles than street cars. cussion | th i J on 14th street | cun be pr " x wuld be considered in passing ha this comtttiion nk in this act shall be F . live 1 : ‘ on followed between Mr. Atkit Gntch- | Boing ove ped in the bill. ie a as Pt ion. Ae referred to various state | Of Tiquey “ “ ee ane = es = ie ey tothe jurisdiction of the District con Another rou commodate the |now in favor of keeping the election the hypoth: question, which, he | hind tmy . rwine occupy the reckuime : Papeete caginecting requisites of the uew motor would | bill to the front for a while yet is | Uinimed. wer Ying, ax they omicted rium tremens. ntomae river. front, be . Meadao ek 4 vas to be | be to strike into Vermont avenue just below M | that considerable time can be consumed it circumstanecs which, in the view nus of New York av an extension of th : George- | stre ong the to et | between the talk on that billand the streggle | the government, greatly modified the Judge Hoge asked: “What is the degree of | sewed and down i5th to the corner of Pe: nia | Over cloture, so that if it, becomes impossible | There were facts omitted Commissioners also recommend that in us E y eth : ; moral responsibility in a man in the condition ction §. th nd | aud New York avenues. While this would be | to prevent the passage fivancial bill they | tended to explain natu: i i powerline 1 two to be stricken a etae ceed pe ple probably to the ceaupany it would be | ¢0n delay its going to the House long enough | on varions ocessions. , | eee Se Re hepatic qnetinn Gak'ne- | entent S gp etpeene bm ‘ ee posed tertthe tl tne eae to give the resident the chance to “pocket” it. | he urged, that a witness exiled to. te sto | Stricted to my limitations usiutD fire arms and ad does che boty and | The amendment which fered now | PM th fi chimproverienta | 318. HOAR HAS OPE YOR THE ELECTION nu. | the important matter of a man’s sanity. or in not evi- ju “ care tank wore ‘tid on the | fia lo with the present status of the | ‘The entrance of this question into the con- | stnity should know every fact. bearing on’ ei ; F oo ecole eee gh reer Lon Mth street, and under the belief that ao 2 stimate “amity d Dsante weeks Gite O! wil it was to be permanent ay at present operated. 5 : £150,000. | jew * ene ee es ee SY on Piha the 14th. street pro e ¥ yet pass his bill. The pre- | ‘Th. wor ts of witnesses were “on the verge of | Men acting under af > insonsre coll attention Go the petitions M Atki a they Bi a Me Maus ake Boe ils purchased or held and. improve ing impression is, however, that he i3 in- | jcirinm tremens.” with marked and ap by. residents and business 1 an r D r y . . | Mr. ht ax Sue AE | rthonght than thet the road was to be a ane ar anvee hope — — | ‘Aw to the manner in which the defense in its | the single act, as you ntloned, taken ayy — . — reads entering that carapace au 4 ina tot in ME Abies 4 tetera g vill will have to give way. When the sil- | nypothenis hid stated the circumstarees tw part from all the testimony of the preceding | Part of the District be not allowed to cou- were thr r = ae orgetow ny | ol in regard | : iemoes Koon oxen ver men come to appreciate that it is : z 1, would struct their tracks or depots cast of Le " wails. Most of the merchants | oarked. € North O Street, | "A to the Commissioners by ‘ho thisd Shares ia c 26th street | Pins kept before the Senate for the purpose of | Gistr: ant | seem to der The Commissioners repeat their Tr. tersand will resume - EY Ratingais aul Nekment teases? ed w report after ¢ third change is commencing at 26th street | defeating their plans, they will probably, it is | fi lar abe ie | One has : | Of Just sewsion that all steam 1 Sw and Tenleyiowh,tz's | Public hearings on the subject and Pennsylvania avenue northwest; thence | thought, do something. to facilitate its laying s Sut x Mrooe aki This bill, he’ sa ci | went along wid avenue to connect with its pres | aside. The absence of Mr. Ingallg makes a | he said, was that the Witrone chonkl wat sideration all t e) questions. ‘There was iv unions and eall ge Mr. Hoar with the | Ctherwice, that Ward had delirium tremens, | 9°" might < i ‘q ae - jocks—Firet . pid, “de esidents of V ia. ‘Lhe A " dead] er ittee 0" A f ” | Union, IS bia, ed. Arlington, 165 bid, 180 peach oor fae own, ay ; it was important that every ivan! : <4 > ie ageetcoas a Sentenced to Prison for Life for Murder in | C20? 25 DM. 2 Cotumnts, The bua 14% i approval of the Hecretary of War. hich | _ Ibis change meets the approvel of the Com- | With authority from the committe thos waneliny Aha <aligghtess}oep ShieA ese ooo P Pwome one else where tigners again recommend the pamage of the the Second Degree. . American, 145 ide Potomic, ob |g futgenble report was made ow this bill had | missioners, but they have the honor to request cis ae eRe seni oo GHiMins OMe exduiem cowie | all. Caxaxpate Y.. Dee. 22.—-Aftera deliber- - - be , sakeu: | changed. ‘The ngton and Georgetown | that Cesta chasge of be ae ae would be seprde - having greater weight iuueenn ee cea ‘ “ : ok can ns ba a: r sand wished | “deduct be requested to give his views on this = = than the opinion of a layman. | r ‘ave in Nortl ation of nine hours the jury on the Lamont | sokcd. ie ; Eceel wal to ym cabee on (icke near WENEL | etary os it will Inecensitate the use of the | WIMNot Play the Columbia Foot Bali Team |r Me opinion of a layman, | The signal office today furnishe p ipsrghapeesbosbgbepeicta tena megeat : People then could cross. the. bridge and | Aqueduct bridge by the cable line. : on Christmas. attorney were to prevail the defense would be , be. , ing special bulletin to the press: Unusually Bight wih « verdict of marder iu the second take the new line of cars. Mr. Blount asked if e bridge ix narrow and may not be strong | Owing to the failure of the Naval Academy | obliged to incorporate in its question eve warm weather bas prevailed in the northweat degree. In an«wer to the questions of Clerk 3 geiown Gas, 45bid. U.S. | this would not result in double fare. es ch ees tho Lester and fa foot bull team to fulfill the date—Christmas — | atom of evidence. He urged that the district | singe Friday, the tempernture in Minnesota Marky Lamont stated that he was twenty-eight | © - 7 Mr. Lee (Va.) argued in favor of the pill. | "He je ne recommendation on this point. | V1, the Columbia Athletic Club team it hes | Sorm in cross-examination frame DR. MAMILTON CALLED. | ve A a farmer, h ived religious n- | fa eed. aaxet: | The people of the I y through which this next increase in li n ng at | i by questions which would bring out the facts as! After Dr. Kempster left the stand Surgeon |“! the Dakotas ranging from 20 to 30 degrees ram! had never before been convicted | can fap sees AMEE | road passes were demanding i order | Mf and High streets in the clty, of Georgetown, | Boon arranged by Manager Leo to play « game | they were conceived 0. exiet by the govern-| General Hamilion was examined. ! above the average for the seawn. This morn- sone soe sehy ~ienyent tescrter aie f , tovolknin access Into Waslington,. The only | Hence west along BE street to the Aquedaet | on that day against a team composed from | meut. He did not understand that the defense | arena! Hamilton was examined. cord did not ime the temperatare in western Wisconsin, tusked the usual question whether he had | pany. — bid, ton Briek Machine | ple objection to the bill wax eliminated by ridge. among such sterling players as King, | was called upon to frame, in its questions all . Pt eastern Minnesota, Wroming and Montana ix thing to say why sentence should not be 3 . at | Falls Te jinent forbidding the laying of tracks AN EASTERN EXTENSION. Cash and Church of Princeton, Ordway of Le- | the statements that the gévermment would like | ®ppear to be injured. (20 above and in western Minnesota and cere ». to Wi ‘Ido ° i et bridge. ‘The Washington and his increase in route meets the approval | high, O'Donnell of Georgetown, Taylor of Ken- | to, have incorporated. “The government, he wie =— said they eery pursue the the Dakotas from 30 to 40 degrees above the “ = a i Georgetown road, said Mr. Lee, had no powsi- | oe the Comminsionereamd ther tesueat chor it | dall Green, Wirt brothers of the Columbia, as | ##id, had the right in rebutting testimony or in | third line o that Adler's surgical | wyerage. northern Minnesota the high id he ought to consider | }), . a ° ble interest in this bill. ee The atk if OF, : | well ive Dickson, Staylor, Irwin, | CT0s*-examination toffame as many hypothet- temperature is unprecedented, being from 5 to 1 getting off so lightly. He Ro ees e granted. The citizens of East Washington | Dashiclls, W. Butterwarth. A team’ selected | ical questions as it pleased. ia 10 degrees higher than ore Teeorded at nont to be confined 2 of the vear. ‘This anus have weked the Commissioners to insist that | from. thone 8 will makes a formidable THE CHIEF JUSTICE’S VIEW. aia ienine suis haa \ 1. } is sare Assen eee at aee Secs | ue of the grants to the company as propoved | showing nguiust the District champion Chief Justice Bingham said the court was of — — lovely followed by an area natural te his life. In speaking to a 1 . y Mr. Bayne so as to provide that no tracks | in the bill under con. iderution should be emails = % a of | pressure and low. temperature porter Lemont cold bn wold fost aotecn lve hall be Isid on the Aqueduet bridge or on the | made urless the company are compelled | A RAILROAD HEARING. the impression that the proper. practice would sadagiow Gallery. Feared Ghis morning in the extreane worthwet been electrocuted as to go to state's prison f s coad feo : rage meine | S 1 to the Pennsylvania avenue be toinclude in substance the evidence or a and which will cause tonight and on Tuesda; prospheatranpr peap Glen or ead neg AL-TIMOI ublic roud from the Aqueduct bridge to Fort | {9 : . That enter-| The Bi Chartering the East and West | brescntation of all the circumstances, Itstruck | The House committee on ventilation and extreme falisof temperature in the distric where ve Cp don, toe | ake: Shatiela pastes. ote an: awienitment apidly ping section of the | Washington ‘Traction Hallway Company | pf fhe court upon hearing the quer | xcoustics intended to hold a meeting today for | meutioned, followed over Iowa and Nebraska ; % i 3 i Saturday tt there ts | 6 ° * Ons ns ment. i ; - Be that the Secretary of War. amodid no doubt some additional | Considered. Bon ee a eartay, tint, there, wore facts | ‘he purpose of hearing Architect Clark of the | YY falls ranging from 25 to 30 degrees and con- whee. | No. : ‘ aulvertive the rqnte of the road through Ar- | Titre, facilities extending neroms the river | ‘Tye Commissioners this afternoon gavo-a| to nuke {air presentation of the case Capitol on the resolution offered by Repre- “U6 s revere cold wave, deh = ec el Mise chive hee ee j bill to construct a road upon this very route ix | hearing to thoxe interested in House bill 8742. | eS “ere “ “ booed where pa + os |rentative Boxtelle relative to extending Charitable Associations Kemembered. 7 ciditiaaad Wan Suled. Out 6! now before Congress with a very able list of | which ix a bill to incorporate the East und | Tecollection as to evidence occurred he did not | the floor room of the House by « . . a t re ane ment wus:cnled out of order | AO" Tatars Kecaly alive. to. Ube importance | West Syaihiegtia waciie run seo who was to decide what should be stated in | ¥ | The willof Dennis Connell, who died at the ‘The National League ike ay d. While the Com. se 3 : a question of this character. cutting “out the south wall of the ball) Washington barracks, wax filed today, He Finaneial Straits. nn ommunewmoacweeawa |S te a eS repre Sud which is now before the Commissioners for |" ‘Mr. Coleman for the defense said that the | and iuclading the present House lobby im the | Jeaves Potties iap-aalenas ateh to 7 9 ranula Mr. Willixms offered the Tone adopted | of the last seseion route proposed | Teport. practice was that one party could frame its House proper. This plan would deprive the for his soul, £200 to the Little Sisters of the i y prop . | ieciwan Ate ‘The following circular has i i. " ie: | ae denendmand yroviiiing that the entire road | bythe any Feached the heart of | There were present at the hearing tho largest | a aie ee i eer the facts weed IMng | members of the press of their places in the gal- | Poor, £50 to St. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, organizersof the national | F? to Liserpoul | petg mtcatzer, Inactive: | to Arlington shall be ‘under the control of the | tie ci , they felt then and | number of citizens yet present at a hearing. nie as sqpettawd y of the House, although it would still leave the pastor of St. Dominic's, €30 to of Great Britain” from the “central | ° ad % Nae | Geccclacy Ok Wee. isa ew f eenow tats Sonat ‘Andes beard pro- | Among them were ex-Mayor Berret, Commo- them the room they now use in the rear of the | William Meade Hospital nurse, $25 to the : cl nts were adopted, and finally Mr. Spinola | fviy needed. It is unddestood that this 207 Meade, Gen. L. P. Graham, Chas. Worth- | dee 'y, and get the opinion of the gallery. No quorum of the committee ap- t the barracks, £100 for the poor of St. he officials of the organization are infi ; a le the point of mo qtorum present. A compang is now revising its route in ington..W, H. ‘Trescott, Hon. A. M. Bliss, F, A. | witne stute of fhets ax modified: and however, so no action was taken, | Peuluic's parish, | £30 on Seale ates that owing to the present financial positic eee count of House was started. but the point was | the “first respect and are anxious to build | Lehman, ex-Gov. Boutwell, Hon. J. J. Adams, to decide whether the facts | Mr. Clark was in attendance promptly | £iwy toikenianeftaetin, ee as soon as authorized. It would seem a little De. Wm. Lee White, Chas. Barker, W. I Wel- rey pebephy-ormape became) SP Mr. Hlount thought the bill should go over | °° : Ihe : MoCo Mr. Wilson argued thet tho experts could not | 8" ge uittee at length the cost of the pastas je will have tobe} for the present. ‘The bill did not meet the | uiair, under th serena | z eviaaatn decide the exse for the jury. The testimony | Proposes b, St lonet probeiio thet any Death of James M. Stewart. + BIS. Outs—May. | mvenience and he suspected that this haviger geet et ‘, 5 of | Wen ii gether with all the other te: ret i ea. kee ae | Mr. James Muir Stewart died yesterday at hie January. 9 May, ies. é ‘3 has y . ef pried had the facts and had the | Tesolution e «opted, for the members : ae . 1d come bs : 1 : 2 ; i and the jury had the d had the eidence, No. 1392 Betrost, in the eighticth Ribs—Januat . tt 5 nnd rn hs , mony. The § eighed the opi: are generally agreed that while they might do Tesidence, > 2 Satreet, in the cigh year adment in regard to the bridge strack itive slice of the tore, | were at lunch, The Commissioners arrives | testimony. The jury weished the opinion of , e » I » should be 4 (ellnemeasihunt aregtbaced ty ie " v3 by ref the without the lobby in the rear and the of hisage. The deceased was a native of Alex- 2 credit of vi tome dhe tire no tnt te rh purposes and it would | shortly after hali-past 2 and the hearing | the expert by refe lies jo fectuas they had |v utic galleries above excttive of thet |omérin, Va, where be bearued Go Gry Roods NT pridge acre mechs nat enya ails tt raitied eased anes Py so t stated to the alleries ‘ | . 3 ire unvaituously in | T&# Names Ordered to Be Kestored to the | Blonnt referred to the bresch of fish « THY LIMUT OF ‘TIME email from persons living on the line of the | that a hypothetical question could include as | hardly sao ete ‘tie press. Besides thas | the close of the war, be continued in that busi- Ee ‘4 | Atkinson railroad bil Mr ‘ Z < lt “who declared. st “ statements of facts mutters t) .: did uot appear ee ee - ‘ “ ‘ apne ronte who declared in strong terms | * . : rection to this plan and that | ness, for a time being the leader in that trade | we of this aid there haf thing appears ill as to the approval of any railroad in front of | in the evidence. He held that in this case 2 H strong U) — ioned by | a ; : is aan : xe | on any : as 4 the removal of the He was a strong Union man during the vd been no bad faith, which this change should be isthe re- | their premise there were statements not borne out by the i ao : 4 . = Ee rae : premis 9 y the | make the southern | had served several time ia THE DAY IN VIENNA. | the commissioner of pen= had any f the roud laying tracks on the | moval of th ch will be | : evidence. OE aes pet » new House face directly the sun, | councils. About the close of th being s 1 ar ae = lo useless by the DISTRICT 1 3 arte Geman me ers ; "6 ime comfortably fixed in this world’s goods. he re~ A Scene of Enchant resented In the | - i f the Dill passing. ae 2a merece bs as to the statement that expert testimony | Which particularly in the winter | time 2 aneen, See Be . cision st bee cof tho Dill passing. ns, cranipclenee Ore son t exp Y ro “ ; Austrian Capital, skies ee a ee ethe opposition to the bill, quorum ig | Commissioners would ae case be | was the same as other testimony. He said it |HOLs | forth | in all | ite brilliance | tired from businessand exme to thiscits, which jrendercd by Gen. Bussey, the assistant secre. | b The decisi Ted KING THEOLOGICAL HALL—HOWARD UNIVERSITY. | Was extraordinary testimony. the southern firmament. ‘The , be made his home. ie | tary of the interior. The decision was called t present sted and over the new route " “thi or — not prese | pleted and the ing over the new route |” Jn ghe Senate Saturday afternoon Mr. Spooner pte thant plan most likely to be adopted by the eominitf= | == of d auditor, who ct by August6, 1892. That all tracks that be . sill be nbs seni eas | poe | forte era ths sccuand of Peosiun Agent Wi P| INTERIOR st AND ALLEYS. | come tecleu by the change of rontes shall | presented the report of the conferees on the |" guage Bingham, after further argument, said | fr dhe republican sad clemocratic Sasette | Daawrxe To A Cross, a a ses of two pensioners - | moved promptly by the railrond, and the streets | disagreeing votes of the two houses on the | ¢hat according to his own recollection the | House and make room for the twenty-four new J Bond and Somes Eagar Prgle for | How Gen, Meigs Thinks They Should Be} put in good coniition and paved over the | House amendments to the bill to meorporate nd by the defense, that the party | members provided for inthe apportiouasent bal, the witnexs should frame the ques: | Which has just passed the House and is now thoncre were intel | ia hare now occupied by the aban. | the King Theological Hall in connection with -_— awaiting the action of the Senate. THE PUBLIC SEEMS TO HAVE AT LAST FULLE 7 ‘ . : : 2 ea toned 1 the Sime material thet the | Howard University. ‘The report was lnid aside ; . Sateen ; Stites ow account of improper | ‘There is nothing be Commissioners | lon : Hore la itminit be privbed beter aint | tion at its own peril. was followed. The court, r in June, 1899." These | ject | Test of the roadway is paved w dad Popp ghices Basie ed Ting | he thought, should look into the question only AWAKENED AT THE mble « scene in some yes ia the pension offi done at the expense of the railrond company, | taken, ome of the Senators knowing nothing |. f.r'ae to sco that no matters were “stated THE HOLIDAY RECESS, actoimcrrnosteceg ; ated. with back | of nami «alleys and put should the road not muke these cha: ge id wor pegintalt Gee pene which had not been proved. eis CONSIGNMENT SALE im yerapective ex) month “hy Commininer | the Commissioners received a ltt Hie time thatthe Aa a Bp spr pegecitemrare coqeat ge Sermoeoend ferences peremefge arama oom de Sai eae codeine € ter his interpretation of the law; igs, in whieh he calls ‘ tr ll i ct that government m it yet introduce re- Former Attempts wa vi it. i i the shoulder | qhet’ihere are in. the city : “become a| Chief Clerk Sylvester remained in bis office | fact fhat govemanent might ver intfoluce re nna XEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, to Gc summeieer © Tien upon all the property « sshington | at police headquarters this afternoon to hand | opinion of the jury as to the stuts of facts. He | Another attempt ing made today to 20: um OTRERT DORTEWENR. an eae “ ‘ r the hip joint. ‘The | About se the. sictasiad e- lee hol jail Companys thet dure’ out the checks to the policemen who were | considered that the only feasible plan was to | Teach an agreement between the Senate and niches iene saiapiniaa' rerating in these cares went into effect June, | €xclusive of 2 haat bimadeh ay sep muunt of | »sious to get their money in time to «pend it | permit counsel to frame the hypothetical ques- | House for a holiday recess. It will be impos- | !* opportunity so bay Such a phenomenon i ali the more remarkable | Tep\tins, in. thene, caren went inte SS | csiad Ke: Same, Oe the | street to be opened at any one time and the i Oe bel Clothing ut half the actual vaiue of the cloth. Owime Bere from its rare uceurrence. Cea | A a by a. be sages the preventing of the closing of travel on any eros | for Christmas. ‘The checks did not rench head. | Hon at, their own peril the witness being #ub- | ible to hold a quorum during the holidays and | tothe continasdsh and the ite neal of trey Sa Sea a cs is | pig alleys, alley and two Jieys; | streets be absolutely subject to the o1 rters until sometime after 12 o'clock, but ing still left t there will be little use in attempting legislation | cases of goods we will continue the Consigument Hale Justice Brewer to Be Yale's Orator. jee yo" honkners | in debt | kiso auch ‘names as Marion, Florida, €e. Hie | the Commissioners. “In cave the toud violates | the news soon Teached. the stations and | 7uatten Mine ether the facts weve fairly, pre, | during that time. Speaker Reed is aid now to | or New Havex, Cony., Dec. It is announced | t the government and tl - says that except among policemen and street | said orders they are to be subject through | un hour latcr several patrol wagons, each with | sented. favor the usual recess, and it is expected that ® TWO WEEKS that Justice Brewer of Kansas will deliver the | pensic o ed until the amounts o” sweeping officers very few eons could be. their re latives to trial the Police | a load of policeme: Coarse and before the It was then 12 0’clock. Counsel for defense | the adjournment tomorrow will be until 5th of x marked = Longer. Now's your chance—eversthing oration at the mene ment exercises of the | paid should be discovered. Last summer both | found who could repext the names and | Court and fin 1 ily, for closing hour nearly alt the blue-coated guar- | spent a few minutos amending their hypothet- Narrow Escape From Disaster. a = . | pain ea hy inhabited streets a | graph be added requiring the company to place They Want # Sale Enjoined, eer wh eae ravine Prices: ($4 for Men's Beaver or Chinchilla Overcoste; pe bE: RESTORED TO THE PENSIOW LIST. for naming A John A. Prescott and O. 8. Firmin today b: ric acts of Ward testified to by witnesses worth 12. @6.50 for Men's Bettergrade Kersey Aunaxy, N.Y., Dec. 22.—A narrow ¢ Gen. Bassey. in a letter to Commicsioner | #etof co-ordinates p: ns and | Cur of the best construction on their railw john A. Prescot . 8. Firm Y bY | his previous business habits, &e. At the close Beaver Overcosta; worth G14. @20Sor Kiagant: IDvens from a serious wreck und attendant loss of micca hes tae “ide catlen af vena | Hnes of latitude indicated ‘by number and th all modern improvements necenury to | Mears. Edwards.é Barnard, filed a bill against | of the long hypotheses the question was put: Overcoats, in 40 styles, worth @22. @15 for Elegaut om the Savatage: division off the Dele-| Raum, holds that “the action of yeur bureau | letters the exuct location of any house, th 0 neo und comfort of the ! Lyon and John T. Arms for an injunc-| ‘Assuming the above statement to be true, AlL4Uk Lined Chinchilla Overcoats ; worth @35. Storm Hndaon road between 1 sons rieeny chong eagle pinpeineepeey| Clentfeedillge | Nine cree : i cnience may tion, &e, The complainants are the owners of | what in your opinion wae the mental condition Overcouts at €5, #7, $10. @12.00and $15. Can be As the Montreal slee; refore the withholding of their ry “ , " F ae ® time table or schedule ; certain lots in square 68, subject to trust deeds the ees of &en a 10, dad rvigéeuerk fcr cee s npeg g E enys i -} at atanding om 3 » for : calopted by th us. Copy of whicl shall | for $10,000 and 2,000 and charge that | Ne‘responsible for bis acta?” Shenn Gk tae ben ee ee switch. Anocking se — hag eee a n “ 06 3 —e ¥ * tre v1 boar itbet Deine in acpis dee roperty for DR. KEMPSTER ANSWERS. double breasted, in corkscrew, diagonal, whipcordand smashing two uf the sleepers. Fot i x In th whe bis vth din | wale for $2,000 note. They si 1¢ property | ” Dr. K de- cheviots, at $10 and @12; worth to #2. Boys’ one was injured. | pe he peeuaplie. conven 1 : : be more tivn one street | ease 5 yprevett by the | is worth £31,800 and the terms of sale and the | “The question,” replied Dr. Kempster, and Children's Clothing in endless variety. Elegant ® Sea ¥se.payments to. Bon y My. i sD. Com sinaloners the Cryo be required to | advertisement are cash, which they claim is peers bees be tae eeeeen disease Susching Sucheines Seapthen ane-tult water Beer im Shot by His ad | mot sa 2 moy be beld ax off-er ct eat youl this mrche sach © ges as thé Comm: ‘ners muy ) Wausual, unreasonable and notin compliance | known as mania a potu or in English, madness ‘mind this sale will continue but TWO WEARS Mosnor, La, Dec. 22.—E. Crotwell of Mis, pnciun money, Therefore. I her ine | ty ; tice t ‘That wnothc: chase be wilded, 28 fol- | with the ordinary terms Of trustees. ‘They say | from drink —from the eaoessive use of alcohol — LONGER. Sierippi was ch i killed yester by his moti my recommends a, eady quoted re i he printed book of the original | lows: j that he thm ( ember 33) ts unprop’ ons and in my inion. has gendered his mind in friend. PH. Frow istol at | @* ei made upon your request, July . in! plit of Washington, Gen RECEIPTS AND TAXATION. aud the stringency in monetary affairs add | such a state that irresponsil is acts.” =—, [ose hitall pmo roo aa same of. these pensioners, as ‘to direct | tei es of thirty So That raid ralusy company ebal, on or be- | Beaty to the now and prospective injury of | "Mr. Coleman then put another question, a+ an | the ‘oration of their names to the pension ower ones leading: fi fe ha Sih of Shanece af cach year wie s complainants if the sale is made. A restrain- suming the facts connected with shooting NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Claims a Part of Bloomington. roll, not from “July 1, 1850, as stated in that streets into these square: PE | sectctines mbar Se arars ae Chri gence des | ing order was issued returnable June 6. that the defense believes to be true and ending Broomixerox, In, Dec. 22—A man repre- | Te ~endation, but from the date or datca at courts, places or streets. | Teport to Congress of the names of all the | paleetiath a ance i 311 7TH 8ST. N.w. senting himelf to bea aoa of Chan. Kellogg, | ¥bich their names were ted from the | He suggests that they be oftcially designated | stockholders therein and the amount of stock Work of a Gun Thief, the opinion you have expressed-in the ansi WHITE BUILDING. - roll in 158%; and certificates of pensions are to | and known 14y H 34 street, &e. ‘up- | held by each, together with a detailed state- | tecti i ‘the last previous question?” formerly of thix county, amerts his title to 1€0 5° grrordingly reismed, allowing to each of | port of his system he mye that ifadis nothing |meut of the receipts and expenditures from | De entives Mattingly and Gallaher have re- |<. would not; said the witness, acres of land. on which ix located « part of this | them the rating to which he was then, as now, | to « man's self-esteem and self-respect to oblige whatever source and on whatever account | CV eae were gotten from the} py Kempster was then turned over to the city. Hie says thet his father in 1836 went to | entitled for amputation of an arm at the shoul- | him to give his address in Hog alley or Pig's | for the prsceding yeur ending December 31, | houses of two citizens of Georgetown last week | government for cross-examination, but as it Matanzas, Cuba, without conveying the ttle to | der joint, and thus secure to each of them | court. He says, in conclusion, that it is not | which ‘t shail be verified by affidavit ef the | under false pretenses, as published in Tax | was 12:20 o'clock the court took a recess until the land, that it was afterward sold for taxes, continuation of payment without dedyction | right~ to atffict the memory with any | president and tecretary of said company, and if | raat the tinec. Lo'clock. * ‘and that the title thus obtained is not good. | except for payments already actually made to | addition to the confusing list of 720 names now in | said report is not made at the time specified or |" ‘The gun thief first a in Baltimore | — AFTER RECESS. Kellogg says he will take steps to recover the | th m, as shown in Pension Agent Wilson's ac- | the directory, but let them radually die out | within ton days thereafter it shall be the duty | and then in this city. —— After recess Dr. Kempater resummed the stand aeathiglice seen ene nat the head. | tsoney, This proceeding. howocver delaved, is | toname the alleys of the city ‘The following were the reedings at the signal of fag Meecesee rhoeee contabe tne fecal atone to the correction or a dopurt give to the fice today Sum, 31,2 pm, sl; marion, rn cause ‘BO aR ‘ to Mexico, said nothing was known of it | mew error and to the Justice Oe | cos to eoeheiae ss a ther. + Sa;miciaum, 9. : A mild laxative for ie ra aaa ‘ | They are to be consequently | and be replaced. | Ca who is in of the Com his crooked und felt a Aleuasiria; and | for crowexuminction. ‘To District Attorney ae aga ae ey oultein Sener | treat an tion, there has not "been, wivelaavennen snd: ales | Sudialel 9 now the officers are expecting “to hear of his | Hoge'Dr. Kempster eaid ho did not ‘use the cpa 2 dep rt Sarr Laxx Crrv, Uraut, Dec. 22.—The editor | mbursement of the gor- the | commissioners | Columbie in lew operating in Richmond. . |. | word “mania pota” in contra distinction with nie, Iron "Peal toe Of the Tribune, upon being questioned concern- | ernment on account of overpayment of pension wit request that the board Tecently appointed | ines of ane Rbaopemiatiamacases insanity. The eccentricities vary: In the Bee Ere concerned.”