Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1891, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. €F Aavertising is profitable ouly when prop erly the largest number of thove whove atten sought. Money otherwise expended fo purpore is wasted. To ¢ 1 vertise in Tae Sram I: uot oniy b largest cireui proves them! tion, but gives dgures, and dune,—that is, in the medinm sure to reach | asthe great | cariot. Even after that I was amazed at his | tness stund. Mr. Evens testified | Commander Evans? What reason has that | audacity in telling the jury of Virginians that e jx | Heat bis Cory was between six and ten feet from | captain of a shell barge to lie any more than | they must bring in a verdict of ity or else | the water line smd remained there for nearly a | the commander of one of the finest veescls in | theit verdict would ben cowardly and ‘miser- week. Mr. Ware measured it on the fol-/ our navy? In the court room all men are on | able one. md i wieely, ad- | 2" Monday and found the distance | an equality, and ~ tells you that the col- ‘Upon what meat hath this our Cesar fed eth aa the IN THE LAWYERS’ HANDS. Argument in the Trial of Thornton J. for Murder. WR. LIPSCOMB CONCLUDED FOR THE comMoy- WEALTH—ME WAS FOLLOWED BY MESSKS. LINGTON AND GooDx YOR THE DEFENSe—THE LATTER PROMISED TO CONCLUDE THIS MORNING. | xround the jetty, 300 oF 400 yards distant from him, and with tueir backs turned toward him. | When you are making up 4 lic it is just as easy Would you recognize people under such cir-| to make up a good one. Capt. cumstances or would you say that you could | man who was shot finished up the strol Bpecial Corresponience of The Evening Star. Hamprox, Va., Sept. 11, 1991. comb, for the commonwealth, the claim of the defense th aony of Commander Evans and Capt. was un- | trustworthy because they did not know that a| tragedy had been committed in theineight went | | } on to say: “If they bad seen an oar raised to s dow and had noticed a quarrel going on boat they would have known when the shooting that a tragedy was bei ‘They vaw no our raised ax Bad been done. | he “cunae! ace! ox store tuznz, Tas wax mas | 2°: suot we! “Oh! the condemnation of those word: what did the murderer do? Did he fail overcome by his feelings at the terr crime? Or did he coolly put out to none might hear the lust words of th boy? What would you b if yor been forced to shoot your Would not you have joi your cries and cailed for Lely, to save, if postible, the of your best friend? “Ab, no; that shooting was not us the defend- ant mys. It was, he «aye, th tized the awfulness of the deed bi gnicide. Why suicide? He sas that was wrong. Why sftcide? not stop at Comm er Evans’. i him t had t his frien d ask for aid iy he not stop at Col. Vir he coolly walks Jown the beach to the hote hurrying fee, and seeing Col. F tolis him, weepiug and with tears reli MR. LIPSCOMD ADDEPMSES TRE ITRY. his cheoks, that he has been co! bis friend with such evide the colonel loes - Gutta ce eae S : it would huve been very diferent. As to his | ticed the tear welling up from the depth of SPECIAL, AND PEREMPTORY SALE Sees ot Se See ie Tre. eo- | Suiling out into the roads after the shooting, it | that poor boy's heartas he told of the death of TOMORKOW. OF A CONSIGRSIENT OF BRUSHES, “Ah, here to fee miums of the commonwealth apon him; but | Was simple enough. Me could not stem the | bis friend. ARE & CO,, Auctioneers AGBNENAL assok MUNT OF HORSE, scRUB, | | kUtTy and his a is achieved ] Bhat did he see cf the shooting? He was on | Outi de. wie toe tnt lie eee ates ite te ADJOURNXENT FOR THE DAY. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF 3 Shubties CONTE. WINDOW AND FLOOK! cn ¥ mon criminal. He is ge the ond of the jetty and looking over the | fould do wus to let his boat drift out with the! as this point in his speech Judge Goode} LAGE SIGNM 3 epee pe bea canoe’s uarter art hat: be somag, Over #° | tide and then. to beach ber opposite the water Pate Ob, nobie tasted blood. Show me ent cruelty on the bar, show ©: bis bosoms cv this case. Ab, 5 as he says it cic otis men row: : that he looke:l ary he the oar could not Not Mr. Evans, not Co’ Evans. Yet all saw the boat and the men. Man could raise x pat bi fil into the y eupied. The bouy of leaning forward to «ti esiern of the middle sat, and yet terested soldiers ba: the body forward of the center ex the knees upon the scat where Mr. Evan De saw them drawn up in their last conv bat body was lying in the spot where it Bave fallen if the man had been sitting the seat and shot while ir lag. THE MEDICAL Test: “Dr. Peek has given testimo for the defense to ewer. ii ONY. net have been inflicted raised to strike a Liow with an cus. It is for me to speak of my dead sorrow that i feel at ais removal ‘There is but one thing I would rex Roiguantly. and that is that so she man who is echarved with his iurde Would be an insult to the meme and noble young man. it would charge With an attempted crime. it would say t White-heired, bereaved father yonder, thy son was rightly shin.” “Gentlemen, I am through with what I have tosay. Teke the case and the e:idence sider the evidence and brin tthe ease. Mr. Lipscomb closed his orat same elognent az: imjre whieh he had begun it. | 1: derfully strong one and an impa~ ment of the deiendunt It + fuent, and for two hours he h: of the jury and his auditors » be. Mrs. Lipscomb was one cP the me ested listeners ip the a. ‘th Was moment's uterval after be bat cvwelud MR. EMMELINGTON FoR THE poor ‘Then Mr. Shillington arc saw the % enacted. d no quarrel, but what they saw was an unjustifiable murder, so | causeless that they could not realize a murder | ic ad inselfdef lieve his story. Then to nung and twe di. e very uct of row- that is hard here was & wound on the inside of the elbow that could {was if the arm was end or of the of an honest Sim a verdict of murder in the first degree the common wealth thinks you must from the evidence 1 ma with the speech was a w Hains saun- a in the { B b i, not Hed to shoot | place in that boat a few seco nm that | shooting is all ix r has . No fallen $ says ust pou hard zc. It him » that shan, Con- =| buta wad, stepping for- | ward to a position directly in front of tae jury's seats, began his plea for the defendant. He be- gan with the remark that when people were Called upon to settle questions of such i me pot ax this thew could not but realize the magnitude | of the undertuking. ihe law save tha ‘things must be. There must be a court, a cutor, anithe detendant at be t == assistance of legai course upon # remark m. Mf the coroner's v had believed Li Smith's testimony they mast needs have ont the case against | lington went on to explain to the jx of the coroner and the grand jury, whe: eaid, only one side of the cave is hear until the defendant is culled before a twelve meu does his trixl be Rave @ chance to present his s@e dicted by the grand jury. He comes into With all the presumption of inuocence on his side and he submits bimsel/ to trial. “I say to you take this case and do wit! Your consciences dictate and leave the ‘quences to Almighty God. We will not acterize vour verdict as cowardig or miserable, @& mid the man who just preceded me. suid this? The man you ei for that purpose? Avswer the question selves. ap this case? A hired pr malice sound from bis lips? He ouly fair trial and an honest verdict. We want no more. If the verdict goes not the right way tbe ues to condewn itas cowardiy and rnton Hains, Mr. Shi ¥ the duty | and does he of the case. It matters not that Thornton Hains was in- ted by your votes | to be your prosecutor? No. The man who came | he is to speak the voice of Virginia gecutor or the mau who represeats the people and who should wake the claim? ashe made anf assertions Upon your possible verdict? Docs hate or prose- Comment- by Mr. Lipscomb that iacoir | own re, be Net ary of court ih it as conse- char- Who your- wake a believe it all. What's sance for the goose is} mander m the sence for the gander. Let's nse it in the case | at his will, but fe level in the w high water | ored man Smith teet { | quar fro .asat the time of the shooting. an idea of how correct Mr. Evans is | trouble in the boat. in his figures He says the canoe was out | G n und Gray say it was300Ieet. Again, ler Evans wo entirely inaécurat natural that @ men ac Ir. Evans says that he recognized both of the men in the boat when they were coming h © reco; Si able to prov in thedi: tos ction 3 een what he swore upon the stand to having | an: ® you about it would you not have thought that came in while he was at dinner and told bim | seventeen inches there had been a murder did Mr. Ev: the locker, and ue evidence of his own eyes. If Capt. Evans | must have taken to bring his body out against | to believe that it is he is juatified in kil pated om the Hickey road and ‘ts improved uy a large | Sncing and recording at tin cost of tbe purchaser. saw what he said he saw he would have been so | the sail would have brought kim oif the locker | assailant, even though the suppored deager | © {erin of tale” Ose third of the purchase money to | <1! __BAZCLUFE, DARN £ O0.. Aucta, hhopre-serl with the idea there bad been a hom- | and in all probability would have caused him | did not really exist. be paid in cash, balance in equal amounts at sixand | F{ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers te that he would have told one hundred peo- | to fallin aheap. ‘the whole affair could not} Alter explaining the different degrees of | twe've frou day of seie; tor the deterred Pp & shooung ue Does it seem pocsibi He is not s com-|sttack upon Mr. Lipscomb, “he characterized have been mistaken they are at liberty to dis-| anything but the truth. = Se ies scent that poor, helpless boy yonder as acold-blooded, Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. of Mr. Fvans.” He and Lincoln Smith are on a | was not telling the trath i «A his attention to the | that he has grown so great? He is represer:t- in the canoe, and later in the evening | ing the private part of the prosecution and his ‘This | in the cabin of the barge again referred to the | pocket is filled with blood money, in return for . The ‘evidance of Capt. | which he murt have the blood of that poor, witness for the government, as to the | ielpless boy yonder, who site with hands tied. about 100 eet from him at the time of the snoot- | cance being 300 feet off shore bears out the | He has come to convict. He represents some statemont of Smith and of the defendant him- | enemy of poor Thornton Hains. He does not ss | self. Commander Evans saw the occurrence | represent that father of the dead man, I know. length of the government wharf. Is it | through the telescope of bias and malice, and | I do not_know if Mr. Lipscomb has expressed istomed to measuring | was looking through the smailend thatbrought | Senator Voorhees’ sentiments. Mr. Lipscomb stances with his eye should beso far out of | the scene #o close to the view. | tho way in estimating staall distances off shore? | “If Lincoln Smith'sstory was amanufactured | of Private vengeance. $ 01 oat. one, why was he permitted to say he saw the | After continuing the attack upon the Wash- ON Ss 7 aah. cee defendant struck with the oar? ‘Haine himeett | ington lawyer for some time Judge Goode AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. says the oar did not actually strike him, and I | finally said, “And now, without further prelimi- believe that Smith was telling the story of what | naries or introduction, let me come down to Gegurred exactly as he thought he saw it. the more important part of the work I have to on nized them?“ He says that the boat | possibly a second one. Do you thinks a man | client did not deny killing Ned Hannegan. He Was running toward shore instead of away, as | With his heart pierced and a wounded arm rubbish. Mr. Evans a. If you had ecen all that Evans sayshe| tragic step forward that i and then had some one come up and told | before the shooting so as to throw himself into | in relief aguinst the buckground of the sail. ‘The | either in the first or second decree, fh. Hains was standing on | mau ep or two forward that he | life is in danger or he has reasonable le was told about it. | the ball to have wounded the x Ar to you that if you bad | Wounded man was standing or in a rising posi- | It could not be murder in the first degree un- RiGHARD T. MORSELL, Trustee, | for sale, in front of the. A A ING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1891. if deliberate murderer and later ag a Judas Is- bas come down to old Virginia in the interest AUCTION SALES. RAILROADS. FUitun Dain WALTER B WILLIAMS @ 00., auction PACOEMA FANCE ARO BOCKERS, MARS! SNSYLYAN! Tae Ae bet DU BLE BACT PLENDID 8) oP Soot SORE - ject Jy 1s), 1S TRAINS Lavi Wasi Gc TON PROM 8 CORNER OF OTH AND BATS. AS POLL OWS rat ; Por i:ttsbry am. the Wont, Chisago dmited Rape : : : Dudlaae Vastioule Care at }050 sam, salty Line. 10-50 «19° day to Ghtcages Colaminee Farr Car Harr une to /itte: from, Prttsbmer to ludian- nui us, Altoona to Obirare. st: bape. 4 ak bam. dally to Merrebure and Riseyiine ui Din te Gar Barristers tot. Lpnas ah. Weaern apres of Fi aS eepine Care Washingionste & ‘ng ai at ia * Loursvticand Bh tsinure tof 10:h sts. Zw. the abowe Col articles, and siiould command the attention.” hayes: Terus cask, WALTER B. WILLIAss & CO. {yr THIS AFTE! FUTURE DAYS. SHINGTON NEAR T Evans says the | _ After rehearsing the indictment charging >. id | Hains with murder Judge Goode said that his By wiriue wen a fhe Hid fey and wife, the one dated the a0tn day of Octo- LLY | other dated 4th 187, but | cree of the Supreme Court of said. Distviet, dated the IN SQUARE 205, 13105, Twill offer for’ sale wt pablic auction on life, that precious gift from God, was | preinies, on TUESDAY. TH Hain mown, and described x8 lo ofthe life in defense of one's own. If fecorded in Liver ‘No. 360, folio) 310 ot seq, of the | Lived a Keecords of anid’ county. This property ts sits | paper te had gone out 500 yards, But | possibly have occurred a» Commander Evans | murder and manslaughter he acked the jury to | hirer at 6 pet cont rons tre ay or ea ee eae ‘STREET SOULHEAST, Commander Evans did not know there bad | tostitied. It was a physical impossibility for | follow hit while they see in which eategory | ty deal of utit © guises or all cast, atte on ppipay rm unless the | the shooting of Ned Hannegan should be placed. avers $80Ut0 be paid as adeposit | 70%. RIDAY ALE OR INEROVED REAL ESTATE | PQ ATCLIFFE. DAKE & CO., Auctioncers, f zs 2 aa ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, CONCRETE | # choice collecticn AT AUCTION. regretted the act with a deep and lasting re-} ver, 1868, recorded tm Laver T amd B, No. 9. tollo 430, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER hk and Gray testify. Now, [think I shall be | could row two strokes? The witness told too geek, but he hed entered a plea of not guilty | Of the Land Records of the District of Columbia, ti skventiye u that if the boat was going} much. He described more than he saw. Gen- | for . Evans says it wae, and with | tlemen, the dead do not row nor do the dying | of the awful crime of murder. He ha $5pp oh the Suprenme Court, ot, R the sailas he says it was, he never could have |row. I say it was all the an Cotte on the divine right of self-defense wor Se in, Peuity, cause deseril 0 | whe TH, at FOURO'CLOCK P. M., we will ‘Fronting 19.32 feet on 15th street and running back $o an altey- HE 1H This sale should command the attention of parties im Pins | frreatened. “He hed not transcended his rights | a oer crculey tad Us Stld Coen of Wanaka | URTCRGts wae or tor am Anvestaneeo in any sense, ‘There could be no murder, | { s No. one (1) of the division | deposit of €200 required at thetimet sale it the | sail did not reach back to the locker, which was | malice. Excusable homicide is the taking of a | nd 18 perches ot land, and bein tie sane which was | trentee nt eats woh gaced with AD Bfteen days from something bad oceursed? Not till a servant } sail not reach back to the locker, cl taalice. xcusable homicide e J conveyed to said William J. Hic ‘key: bya rn in deed | at the and cost of the defauit purchaser after jo 310 et sea. .9a" advertisongent of such needle ia sume news blished in Waskingioa, D. C. Ali comvey- purchaser's notes to be siven, bearing | TWO FRAME HOUSES, NOS. 1610 AND 1612 E sels Auctioncers. Burg ans Firtecany te Chicago. [ATER S SLOAN, Aactimeere RALTINOLE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, « So dieater and Niaware DMVORTANT SALE OF HOUSPHOLD FURNI- * 10am. » IEEE, AT OUw AUCTION ROOMS, Tea 'G | 4 Rochesier daily; for On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SESEE-| mec Wiican begs a hens feo bee port, ho hester amd Naware Falls: 40 iu frobt of UF suction Toons, wesbellsell | (¥CAuS.exowpe Saturday, wis Sleeping Cat hourehoid eflets, viz = BRONZE MIRKOKS, GILT MANTEL AND PIER Soend Kimura, a 10.00 em MIKROKS, SEVERAL HANDSOME PARLOK | 5. day lay SUITPS, TWO VERY FINE CHEVAL GLAssés, | For 8) lauapert, cas, $90 pom. BUFFETS AND CABINETS, CHIFFONIERS, | PORPHILADELPUIA, NEW LORKAND QOUCHES, COMBINATION” BUREAU, ELE: | 70. WoO) aud {atau Te ine GANT HALL STANDS, ENGRAVI GS, FOLD. 10 end 11 p ING CABINET BEDSTEADS, WALNUT AND MAPLE CHAMBER SUITES, batt De BER FORNITUAKE, NEW HAIR MATTRESSES, NEW HUSK MAT(RESSES, TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUs IN THE HOUSEKEEPING LINE. _B.—Gousicnments received ap to hour of sale. The best iveauon for auction sales in the cit LATIMER & SLOAN, 015-2 Auctionéers. DENCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEY Express of Pullinan Parior Care, to New Fork, B40 am dauy, le er Expres with Dinas Ser reer paiCAbeL Filia ONL as. week Gaye aid 3-45 p.am daily. Oem day. “— ‘maa jour chanae, 1 ISP. m. every day. @TH AND B STS. dereny hy with tere ot Brookipn Arnon seerte G@ SITES, BEING | fernueactenster EN HUNDRED AND | For Ainntic Uy. is LWELETM Si Kets daily. AND MARYLAND r PIEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, LOCK P.M., in front of the pre a (Ls aud ot nic mations Hot By'eguare | Gh gia. 40s, Resins, ‘On stu st. te. ty ® depth oF 0 reeu all he says he saw in the bout, one andnot | tion at the time, for the defendant was standing | loss there were malice, and all the testimouy z 00 Louisiana ave, CHES ENAL por 5. ee two emerge trom the boat, one ‘and not two | ou this seventéen-inch locker and Dr. Peck | that bud been adduced in the ease went to show | THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctiumtr | apo g ql SHUM EHO an arey. | cafthBies atin, ome autor ofthe parchase money ie, | 20am. and 4.90 p.m. daity, pass the Louse, that you would not huve been | testified that the course of the bullet was in a} that there was no malice, no old grudge to be |———_________auisixtde_| Fronting on E sirest and raping back to am alley. | cash. °e (subiiect to a deed of trust for $1,000 to ran 20 nd 8:00 e.m., 21.00 and 4.20 hupressed with the seriousness of what you had | horizontal line.” secu? Would you have waited to be told what THE QUARNEI. Jou saw or w “At is hein at you Lelieved you Kaw? Col. Bird's testimony cor- It dues not. It goes as : ji ; “ i . TH, a¢ FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer forsale, wlvertisement of such Tessie jag a sound. Me had been | conld be more reasonable or fair than the de- | the closest. They could not be more intimate aiter five day ke toward the stor clouds for a|fendant’s own account of the shooting. ‘the | than they were. “Could a man like Thornton J. PAI LOT 249, eRe aues vauinued ta Wain. or diately before the firing. Docs it er what was taking p ing the time that Co Sen wicca wae, automatic, nat nony is merely negative is unknown to Col. Bi press lam wick its iinportance and re: tually took piace in that boat. They saw 6 prosecution wanted them to sce, but would have borne out the case of the de- lant they did not see. Lincoin Smith was the witness of the commonwealth in the begin- d before the grand jury, but in this repudiate him on the ground that his ‘The real reason was that would have borne out the theory of ietense, This isthe reason and no other. It was 1 o'clock wien Mr. Shillington reached Po.ut in Lis oration and a recess was taken until 2:15 p.m. ARTER THE RECESS. Whea the hearing was resumed the court room was even more crowded than it was dur- ing the morning session. There wasa large ce of soldiers from the fort in the Ney © further. His eye sought | the shooting, and asked the jury if anything | nacused, tho relations of the two boys were of wabouts, aud he admits Le was | defendant had stated on the stand that he tired | Hains have cherished malice all this time, then i SQUAIE 128, ! © boat just before the shots | the shots becwuse be believed his lite was in | must he have been the most treacherous of | Frentine 50 feet on Thirty-second street and running { testity as to what took place | danger. A blow from the oar would have | men and one lost to ull the better instincts of | t: ‘ed him overboard, stunned, to a watery | humanity. _ Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and two e in that boat | grave. It was no time ‘to parley or consider. | | “Gentlemen, youhave heard for what purpose | 3%4!%, & per cent, secured by deed of trust on the prop- Bird was looking | Lhe man upon the stern had to act and to act | the dciendant liad that pistol. Lt was fora law- way from it? Not to the prosecution, per- | quickly in order to preserve his own life. ful purpose: to summon the colored man on | terms of sale are not complied with in fits 4p, bat to us it is the entirecase. Col. Bird's} “Lhe question,”said Mr. Shillington, ‘for you | the boat. Itis not fair to infer malice from the | #7" the day to decide isnot preter the oa of a pista enough to reach from the center seat to the | used for some unlawiul purpose.” a stern locker und to strike x fatal blow. Itis| As to the story that Fiuike had sculled out | "estes aud recording at the conc whether Hains believed and had reason to be- | into the tide after the shooting, Judge Goode | _se7-akas Lieve that his life was in imminent peril, and he | asked whether private vengeance’ could further ‘ ‘as sworn upon the stand that he did 6 a Itmatiers not ‘whether the oar was six inches | Commander Evans sed that when be saw the SUILABLE FOL BUSINESS OR DWELLING | {iinmune on nortl nds 0: D street between Oth amd too short to reach from the center seat to the | man sculling he was sculling toward the light-| M0" stern locker. Hains was the man to think and | house whart, and nowa man of skill and ability, | TEENTH, 1801, at = 1V towctand yeu must put yourself in his place | whose ability had been bought, bad come down | front of the pron and consider how the sitaation looked to him, | from He had no time to take out a tape measure | mony like that. Pi and measure the length of the oar aud then of || Judge Goode said that they had been asked | tm the bout. Put yourself in his place. to note that Hains had not stopped on his way | 34.213) “Much bas been said of the fact that two | to the Hygeia to tell some one that he had abot, | “'Teeus:ne- lund. casi shots were fired. Remember the man who was | thus showing no feeling over what had hap- | yests, notes t Shooting was excited. “He fired the rst shot to | pened, whereas ‘the only mun be saw om lis | &ry"auid: rake save bislife. ‘The second shot was mechanical, h al, and what nine men out of | deadliest enemy. Would the jury have bim What took | et would have done under the circummtunces | give himself up into the power of his mortal is betore the | 1ue second shot was so quick upon the first | foe? As to the statement that Hains Lad acted oe anne | that it was really a part of it. ee ant, ‘ook place | Leon a minute's iuicrval between the two shots | of the jury to the lact that they must have no- battery. ack you, would. you vend w man to | t¥rmed to where Judge Gunter was sitting and | adits, be. Nerther he nor his faiher probably saw what | the gallows on the testimony of Commander | asked that on account of the heat and fatigue! 0, wepegpay NGuSine, settled up and uo hard icclings of aday,a| RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctionsera. may be desired. back with that width to Frederick street, uuproved S fraiue houses. SLOAN, Auctioneers, POSH of F200 required at the time of suic. Lt the LOTS IN SQUAKE male Tight Teserved to rese!! erty at tue risk and cost of ‘the defa wr five day: spaper bi eprops : purchaser | AV was long | fact of carrying a pistol unless that pistol was ished in Washington, ises, We wail 11 Lois Of Willie: KAICLIFTE, DALE & 3 EY A. Gordo tees, subdivision of lots 7 and 3 in SQUARE 37, BUILDING LOT ON SEVE: PRE delieve. | go than to conjure up such a story as that. | A beTWrrs ? ANDY STKEnIS NUKTHWES SDAY AFT + We Will sell, am | 29 fee" a er ‘This property Ln LOT INO, SQUARE 445 a, froutiit In fet Vinches on 7th street and | Sates 02 CaP ints 2 4k ‘about 10 feet. Spr ; ir Northern Market and in rap- | jeri} ee easy. the Toi mol 7th street west and oifers a | Healthy. a1 spend oppurtunity tor investors. | balance in one and two | ar G per cent interest, payable seni | anummidiy, wud to be scured by deed of trust on prop- at option of purchuser ur pur ‘A deposit of $200 required at time of Hee. ig, &e.. at purchase s cont. Terns 10 be fed wath in tchs days, oth esi at Fink abd cost of ted | five ways! advert seuient of If there had | callously upon thestand he called the attention | Paper jublished sn shington to shut their eyes to testi- of a hi years, with the property, or cording at cost of be required on eac, ute est, ried course was Commander Evans, his ‘ashington, D.C. | aaa RK & CO., Auchoneers ta profital or howe y Well situate < offers & Tare opporti ‘ers: One-third cash, balance in one and two] 88@&ds LOUIS D. WANE, 5 Yo Atisnta. counectine with Jul Secured by 4 deed of trast ou UCTION Sal Aii couveyancing and re-| 4k MONDAY, SEPTEMBEK — TWENTI-FLuS1, | HAP Server to dew Joth streets uortueast. Loc 13 hus a depth of EPTEMBER F1F- | The other lots all tront 16-44 feet each byw | lot at time of sae. | Computed with in tiftesn days or the property ice, month or a year existed between the two men. 3 FRAME HOUSES, rine: _Cuethird cash, balance in one amd two | Lert at Hi no According to the story of Lieut. H. D. Todd, | NOS, 2052, 2054 3058 THERTY-SEOOND | Zoid oraleneh, 7% See orton ae tien pee | ates paivheas biesersilesr: conn onsaratahaembees| eis epee rine ery tee mune Re deposit of §100'0u each houre required at the thaie of testimony of Hains as to the events preceding witness s.and, as well as of the father of the WEST ray N. D.C, sale. If the te 8 Of sale are not complied with in| selvd&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. fiiteen days froin the day of sale right reserve to Te- EPTEMBER PIF- | soil the property at the Fisk end cost of the deiauiting | J )UNCANBON BLOS., Auctioncers, 1409 G st., uear U. 8. Treasury. erty sold, or ali casi, at the option of the purcheser. | VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING Kader AT AUCTION, m days SAID SQUAME BEING BOUNDED BY SiN FL AND TENT STREETS AND MARYLAND | by, we wills CE AND D S1itekT NORTHEAST. advertisement of such resale in some | On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. TW! BECO Alcon | 1801, at FIVi: O'CLOCK P.M, im froat of the preu.- | Dered sevinty tive 5, 16 AN 15,38 D1 7° ues E. Padgett's, trus- 15 and 16 ran back to au alley 30 feet wide. south tront, and being um easy ‘and safe iD~ hers. pis per | TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Two. STORY, AND ON, a AEE | wise tue proj ity for | Scmmpited with in fteon days x ay ue | DEovate auc if deured, “ierms:” Ali over F rwcost. | Terms to be | Fesold at risk aud defaulting purchaser, | Plats | mouths’ credit; ‘all under, cash, “Ali ‘notes satisfac rane right reserved £0 | ofthe property can ue een. atthe GB aue- | toriiy sndorsed. aN {i resale in sane news, | Honcers. Tittegood. LALIMEK & SLO, Auctionsers, | _ sel4-0t* Kowsiy Years at 6 per ceut intevest) iu Land re, wALls ferent EG per cent: payable weinl-annaaliy and se “dof trust on the property sold,or all cash, m of the purchaser. Ail conveyancing. C.> ‘f purchaser. moept Sunday.” Suldays, 0-00 aa OX SOUTRERN RAILW PPPRCT SEPTE MIE te ee T2OY moons, Lon 2 due 3 4 Sh Pa T0.Ababd (L380 peas On 4 as = ‘Mth and D ate. now. Wide. wi, 100. BASE MEN AND A HAL) RICK DWELLIN SIRPET % oO + hee 3 <= <0 and iis aya D. 740, 9 Tand 10 ‘ON Fe NA Tecoried amoug the iapd ‘oluutda, an Liver No. 1k ul at (hie cequent. Of the Party sec he offom, northesst oor premises, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER oa i TE-EIRST, | SECOND, In#l, ATFIVE O'CLOCK tM. lots name mn non oe ol oe ) and seventy-seven tu ihe | General Manacer.” feet ae tt. 3 guna ae were pul tenet = hundred anu | Pere) _ ms R. s Pe aoee, forty-six (4G), as recorded in Liber 13,4040 12 of | PPICMMOND AND I> , 1 ie surveyors offs of the District | ARAM ROSD AND DANVILLE RALLROAD Co, subject to two deeds of trust for | © Aii trains uve aud atriveai duuna) Ivano Puseenger d October &, 1885, for three years, | Blation. Wash taten, Doc (8) Der cent per'anoun, payabie | SW Btn l-aily jt Sunday, for Manassas, id trusts betug secured soparate,y {0 assume the above mentioned 2 Meach, and to psy the baist Nate tus im cis A deport of ¢ vi each lot ut tue of aale. | Teruie of waie to | Carolin Divie in, ani aiations Avante ani Ciera nylied with in fen days trou day of sate, other’ | P'vcuut to Atcha, winte tciee enn arte rly wil be sold at vost ot de- | Union Stats ‘principal pois ‘end wo fouuns parc! alter five days advert oe ape pul cement. wee MAHLON ASHFOKD,” fet Sleoper, New ork aud Washington mat Sleeper AtimnGe WILL SELL AT AUCTION | f0 Sew Urieans via Monwotuery aud Mobile and 1 wl ‘The Trusees, |. Pullman 3 ie an “1 wan rt ie Bovina Gates a tA deposit of 2100 will | 1991, fifty head of choice mich cows and a lot of farm a a a nan Bieeper tur Aucuste vis Co- Terms to be | ius tuplewents, suiik can snd oue vole. Will sellat | } Baboro with Pulluau Sieper tor osx iaplottesvitio, jor Frou Royal and Strasvure, “u-—Daily WASHINGTON AND SOUTB- P. McLAUGHLIN, . side DUNCANSUN Bis, Writearente area eee ithout reserve, AUCTION rae EPTEMBER SIX. ENE sell wt of the long day he be allowed to discontinue | TENTH. at LEN O'CLOCK, we there and go on tomorrow. eles rooms, 920 Pennsylvania ave. LW. Judge Gunter said that the case really must | gcUent OF New Cuandeliers, Hall Ligh be finished tomorrow. Judge Goode promised | | These «vod: and in perfect order and re all nev La hiad Auctioncers, | TRUSTEES’ SALE tioneers. Rate ‘FE, DARR & CO., Auctioncers. BRUSHES, OF 1,2, 3, 4.5 AND i nya CHANDELIERS. BALL" Subp | Te be sold withie cur sales rooms, 920 Pennsylvania | itl sell without rensc¥e" & late ‘use VESTISULED LIMITED. —Ainagnitivent ©. Pailin Vextibaied Palaces, cousisting of 1405 G'st., near U. 8. Treasury. | Drawivg Koo, Dining. Sletping aul Baten, Satuk, i. Libary aiid Giver vation cate of tive iniewt 3,000 ROLLS ASSORTE WALL PAPERS 1 auost Macuitcent snd Lugurtous Design, built GREAT VARIETY OF PATIERNS AT PUBLIC weaiy ior this Serv: Ab extra fare is Chater: OX Watts onnection With Ficst-clase Dickets uBly DAY, SEPTEMB! EIGHTEENTH, 161, at Atiania 4p. m. followug day, makime ten- at FES O'CLOCK A.M., within our sales rouius, wo | Mrdlatevonncetions with fast truine for bow Orioate tot Wai) 4 MoBtwomery aud ior seein, Merudian, New Papers of FaFious (sisies and patterns, to which we Siocrer Washing shure vie Biruuirhete. | Pullican attenuon of ers end bouseturmishers: jertwe Washington to Sew Ureme as LATIALE & SiWAN, Do extra tare Larced beween Ai Auctionecis Teal Estate Auctioneer L_A° DERE SLOAN Aactioncers, 1a MORK > sta and New Ur Southern Express for Lyncubunx, Guveutiorg, Kay. hesiry siv ste VALUABLE LoTs, IM- ua Dirviaion tw Ausus Terms cash. and with this understanding the hearing was RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., postponed until tomorrow morning at 9:30 | sel0-d Auctionsers. ESTATE. weg clock, the usual hour for opening. Y. K | } ATOLIFFE, DARIC & OO. auctioneers SOUTHEAST BY AUCTION. sults Giaxceny say oF HE COUNTY, OS THE EASTERN BEAN OF THLE POTOMAC KIVER. He Will Arrive From Cape May Peint at By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the 15 This Evening. Disirict of Columbia, Tb. goresetl slat A Cape Muy Point dispatch sent last night | 92, )EDNHSDAT. SUPa gays: ot “Barry Paria,” in the county of Washington. vc, President Harrison snd family will leave | oi che PSs branch and i's most bonutia mudd Cape May Point eet afternoon oS Te One-third cash and the balance in one and o'clock. They will goons special as far as | two years with interest, oF all cash, at purcla THE PEESIDENT’S RETURN. Undivided heif interest in i 10, 24 end 25, in sg ton, District of Cu.un ait interest in sai 8.1, 2 3, William D. Cassi in Liter O85, ols dated Juiy 6, 187 146 et 80g, che of the that he would not consume the entire sorenoon | ##guid cousuand the attention of buildersand others. | JP ATCLIFFE, DARK & C0., ‘Auctioneers. SALE GF UNIMPROVED REAL E ON N. NINTH AND 1ENTH STREETS | | By virtue of 3 dee By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | District of Cocumot, oan THURSDal, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY BEPTEMBER, 150), at FIVE O'CLOCK P. 4. 5, 6, inthe city of nd being the undivided Et Sdeet of trust trou Thomes J. Miller and wife to | t ubia, tle unders:yned being tue | on shird of the purchase money to | deys iron +, one | Siidivision of 01 (8,2 | opieiual aumvered 11, in square cod, with theiuprove- la. VED BY FOUR TWO-STOKY AND BACK aud Claragtte Die 5 ING BRICK DWELLINGS, BEING (08 | nection is iuadein Union Siation for ail i Se ee ee eS EREES BETNURS | and southwest. Tirwagu coackan ew FIRST AND THIRD STKEETS NOKTHSS ed of trust, duis, recorded in Lise | Pulimnan Buffet Sleeper, New York and Washington of the land recone! the | to Auoxvule via Louchburg, Dauviise, Melieentye t the request of the party | aud Wes.cru North Carolus Division, and Wasbite- ublicatction, in frunt | ton to Cha: ote 1 ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DiI- at TURDAY, See MBEL Th VISION eave Washington 9-10 a.m. daily, 0:25 p.m. PR BU No. 1444, tolio 448 et a. CHALE PAST Fivk OC x and 7, iu Sauuel E. Alien, Jr.'s, | datiy, and 4-45 pis except Suuday-” Mevurninu, <ipal lot numbered 10 and part of uactou 8:30a-tue and 9-31 pis. aalys except Sunday och trains trom the south via Charlotte and arrive in Washington 8.08 a... 10-2084 01 7. ments. us: One-tinird cash, of which a deposit of 200 ie or Property will be resold at risk and | cd JAMES L.TAYLON, Gen, Asrans. anda number of ofticers in fatigue 3 Gk sie al {11 | gPtion. A deposit of $100 required at tie thue of sale. | be paid iy cas the residue in two eqasl install. | cost of uc/unitsne purchaser Ad: convey {a = a_i fa weau loreal ecounil on ataclan cocks Pee eae Camden, from which place the President will | {irasto be complad with 1h ten days. or property | Debticae semua ythe, Meany im two eas] install} com ob le-anlting, yarchaser ee oe B2TaOKE aNd ONI0 waLNOAD. T che they could geta viow of the | Evans, whotold what he saw and yet did not | be transferred across the river to Philadelphia, | spay Dorssoid atthe cont of the default purchaser. | intervat rom tue \dsy of Sale, £6 fe ‘mscurst bys 30. PITSGS A} Trastoon, Schedule in offt Aucust 20, 1892 rever eixe they could . shat be y : : ia fo the day of wie Wel notes aud a rescrved lied ob the propesty soit, NO. Sa? chedule in fleck Aucust 10, 189). proceeiings, “The onteome of this Bost wens now lat he really bad not seen until ho waa where he will take the train aes Bre ; JAMES PULLEMTON, trustee, || Ku 2g ih wile gue ueokeae. Ali THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Atictioneer. Leave Wesuinetat roi aestin oy is matarally of the grentest interest | told by bis servant girl as to the occurrences | strect station at 4:41, arriving at Washiugton at MICHAEL 3. COLBERT: Temmes”” | SUTISSIPE SOM af verchaswr, Tecmeotwjote | _swdeds dl ea venue abd C street in Nashcstons ard Here at. Haupton and at |i the bout. The commonwealth placed in evi-| 8:15. “A spocial car with Mrs. Harrison, vs. | so)2-Akis ees babi. | Proves mt be reali pt rige td vot of icnuituur | JQATCLUFFE, DARN & CO., nactonsers sits, bop asp ee PREM t Moarve it is the sole topic of cOnversation | dence the telegram which Hains sent to his | s. aoe ut ¢ a —— = Durtliasess HL. Trustee, raibss aun wageae e polis, westi- jecture. Every one has bis own idea, | father, as the best proof of the shooting they | M¢Kee and children, Mies Dimmick and Mr. FUTURE DAYS. sel audio dali bulldiie_ SEED Mook BIC BOGS ORE ARR aa fF se, as to what itought to be, but when | could obtain. Why did they not call Col. oe saan ory Harrison will be mr SSSss- == CHSsES ALTARLE Tua noy ED H STREET SOU LINES TALL MODERN catamainde yoDem. he expresses it he always qualities it with the | Bainbridge and Col. Frank, the two men to | the regular Loston express, arriving in Boston | J Sa emer os. Treas CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C-. BELONGIN Aabbirk ACK BUILDING, nam and Stomnton, 30 -400.s0. {that iti impossible to tell” what « Nom Matus Bret communicated the news of }at7 o'clock Weduestay morning. J a ¥ pela te site ay fo ute Tale OF “THE “LATE LEW! Kitca§ ay Cetra PANS: | bot Winclone: Steg acon, $50 pn jo with a case. he shooting? ty dic wy not cross-examine I. issel larrise vil 0 N Ti OSE TH PATI A SYNDICA 4 a 5 ae + CELLAI Roanoke, Wi! 4 00 MR. SUILLIXGTON RESUMES. the defendant? ‘They were xied enough to tor: | sor ine ee peels es VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPEOVED | Sau.re se, sublots 17, 18, 19 and 20. Por Kosnoke, Ihnoxys.", Chattanooma and Memphia, Se ae 5 ture poor Lincoln Sinith, but when he came to| .'The President has been at his cot Atter, he court had been formally opened | s'roah of his own intellectual statis my Waak- | three monthee During his stay here public ington brother was glad enough to let him go. | busi; la: transacted as usual. ery- Mr. Sbillingtom resumed his addrées at the| When. Mr. Lipscomb asked ‘bis associete | Seuiness las been tran the ‘White Hous where it had been interrupted by the | whether he should let the witness go and did | and trom the several departments and been | Ou LULSDAI SEPT began by again calling the | You not hear the honorable Senator say, | taken care of the came asif he had been at | 1. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the jurymen bad answered to their names recess. I PROPERTY IN GLORGETOWN, D. C., Square 300, suviots IS'and 39, Ax PUBLIC AUCTION. By vart MISES NO. 1442 THIRTY-SECOND | District of tage nearly oluubis made in :ront of the prein= and upon ne 2d. i adectee of tue Supreme Court of the | TEN ‘October, } in front of the. of , eee Premises terms al! hereinaiter speciBed, the fol- | most valuable properties in the southwest. Tus sale AT AvovION. 1] 10:50 piu daily. Nieepims car throner te Seng On FRIDAY AFTE . SEPTEMBER EIGH- | bor Wa tiuore, week days, 4.03, 5-00 ¢ Fi LOCK: we will offer for sale | 7 minutes), 68, W580 «10-0 aS ietaubaer, USES 3 z stses, to. Ruwuaten NUAR P STREET, AND A VALUABLE | Iss), in a cause therein pending num! 1180, L078 47 AND 49, 510, 45 rata BU, ok, s EPIEMBEK TWENTY-SECOND, | fory at the times und iu iront of the several ninur back to three paved alleys, making ft oue of the RE a ey ee 10, 45 tuuutites), W220, 6:2, 700, B30 Lincoln Smith and the mauner in which he| | ‘The Senator from Indiana asked, “Mr. Shill- | stead of being sent to him by messenger busi- J. H. GORDON'’S SUBDIVISION OF Dist of said city as they are respectively hereinatterde- | TITLE GOUD; COLUMBIA TITLE GOMPANY; Pp Dumas 9am, 4: aes first was cutied in this case. He «poke of him | ington,do you not know the digference between | ness hus come to him by mail or express. All TAT oe SQUARE 98, «on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTR, | We AGU LE NISHED TKEE. | ast. One for pagr Prtenck, T1190 am. TS, 13:80, 16:30 an had no edneational advant- | &p- and =p {he latter is a Scotch | necessary avpointmonts have been made. It | situate on the south side of Q strect between 30th and | at TULHOUCLOCK F-M.- lote numbered seventeen | 2200 due. February Te IMO one AE RL Oe ase For Hagers'own, +10:40..1n., 15:30 p.m. ages, but who lad an eye. Smith was on the | word that meaus simply to examine and find | wos yonoraly understood that the appellate | Sitatoas Uv eigutocn (is), nineteen (19) amt twenty Coe), IGS, ous For $2.00) duc Apa! % InPk al | ROYAL DLCE TiS TOK KEW SORE AND barge at the wharf on the evening of the ve- | out.” court appointments would not be made until | This lot is splendidly situated in a most desirable | sgucre numbered three hundred and eighty: por Cent ihteres” (ail held by the same part PHILADELPHIA. eur: He is not a trumped-up witness, Lat a competent one, and saw what he ‘said he { it, did you Senator?” “You did not speli the word when you used | the meeting of Congress, and so there has been | J2Gj/02.<v6 Vut Vers Tew lots are for saie st any price Clo), ‘ime cording to tue partition of said square iad | the balauce over and a by Diniel Brent ct al., commissioners, upon petition | i cash. A deposit of £200 required at the Cue of sale. | aaiiy doses we the three trusts tobe paid | For Pulledelphia, New York, boston and theesst, i i 10:00" Dining Gar), L730 a.m, oad i ALSO, Notiey Your, and recorded in partition docket No. | If the teruus o1 sebe are Rot ComPliee with in Biteen | a eee F . F pene No ‘but it wou the word I used.” Wacanciceen the imersiate Phomerce commie | Af HALEPast AWE ac, guste pax, | |S llebastate witiemmmuraP is Cuenca: | daoniress their netted te aaa | tv nine car), 80 Cie pi bined Cat He was cross-examined by the astute lawyer | | “Well, Tam not talking Scotch. Tam talk-{ sion and to the federal bench of California aro | Xaiuable iusroved property onsSed street aioar P| o! the District ot "Co-umbla.” ‘iLew iots will be sold { Broperiy at te Hak J sdverusepentot such reste | BUbg vacior care 8 all dap trainees for the proseeutioa,” went on Mr. Shillington, | ing Engiish. 5 the only important ones that are left to be LOT 157, IN SQUARE 74, Sud G sareens soatawost, end are very denirable. , Lot | suwe newspaper paolishiedia Washiavton, D.C. “all | ing Currunuiug tirotwh w boston wunmeur chonty nf icon eatel questions, but one great fact | | “ltcasousbly well” interjected the Senator, | determined after his return to Washington. ova, D.C teginning (25 tect from the | IP isinwoved by a tworwlory rate wel | ce oped for inepectiad Shey ag ee eteiecy | $e Reucukrepsie irae, Isnadite Pewmeners in Band tradietio: accuracies. ‘This was the fact | speceh. saw what he called a ‘sere i been a disturbance on board that vt Smith was tu ww the boat coming tion of Capt. and he & «d borne him out in this statement, and can | Fr veheve but that they be nt tl ry i Caffeine that made b dict w cowardl iserabi T but ‘oorcwldat tue risk andcost of the der | cour ssewa condition of affairs that made bim | verdict a cowardly or miserabie one. I bu ————+ee. Uperky Iaay bo FesOid at the cos make the remark about a scrap before the | ask you as fellow citizens to consider the evi- A Transfer of Troops. Riu HE eee Tee am, Aucti Rg oe shooting occurred. I say 1 thank God that} dence from first to last reaonably and con-| py an grder issued from army headquarters | "=." errs pe gn 3 Lincoln Smuth was born. Intellectually it may | scientiously. Give the defendant the benefit | PY Md by the Secrotary of Warthe fol. | LA7 S28 & 840.4%, Anctionsers, 'R. ROSS PERRY be Lord to tind his inferior, but he is a man and | of the doubt io which he is entitled, and decide | *¥4 approved by the Secrotary of War the fol- 400 G st., near U.S. Tressury. sel2-eokds. Fendall con-|and then Mr. Suillingion went on with bis} During the President's stay here every mem- | iiNet cyiner, of 2a and P. streets am .a quarrel, | “Much will be said,” he continued, “as to the | ception of Secretary Blaine. The President | V2 of, besinnin. rey, call it what you will. When he | fact that Hains had a sculling ear stand we could not doubt the fact that | while the other man bad the rowing oar, and you wili be asked whether they were not equal; % the jetty whence he | armed. No. He might as well have had a loco- | huuting trips in the the atten- | motive in his hands as that unwieldy piece of | but never bas been away a full day other than | seeking aL0 ray to the fact that there was a | oak, which it would be aimost impossitle for {during his New England trip. He rgturns to | | erate on ea ccrvel in progress on board the boat. Gray | him to have lifted as compared with that light | Washington ip good health and strenfth. Ac- | % t ing our there aguiust the wall. 4 feet, ber of the cabinet has visited him with the ex- ;thence east 38.02 fe containing in Fe feet of xrownd. Improved by ch day being given to drives, walks, fishing | “Tits property 1s destrsbly, located in one of the best | tion docket gicursions, and lately he hee had two or shres | sy tuc cicctric and, Metropolitan faliroete, com | sess corace uinediate neighborhood, | yienis itseit in maby ways to investors and’ taose | Ronse on rear. fess OCatIOn. u Jot: One-third cash, balance in twel maths, With interest’and secured by’ deed uf t.usi on the property, or all cash. All recon ait Court. These Thimedtately thereafter lots numbered eighteen (18) | m. to o'clock p. mu. O, id nineteen (11), mm ~quare nu. bered three hundred BATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., 1S cSa'os | and ‘mincty (20). according to. the partition of seid | _sel0-0&as ‘Auctioneers, eisade by Danie! Brent et a). comasmuoners, | [5 a7 Gra FFE in his hands, | has enjoyed » good degree of rest, a portion of | Pc. awe hus” re Ory ln petition et Nouey Young. ‘and Fecordes JV CHEE, DARE & CO. Audioncers, J, 10110 38 of recunds of nae ere onan ot | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE NEW TWO-STORY Wald 10th abd'G stiects nod bate aes | SEXHOOM BRICK HOU~ES. WITH MODERN BETWEEN ‘The ierins of sale, as prescribed by law, are, in & @ in. Pane. Astent. qaclicates thete: Cnc:eltind of the purchase thousy- on | PY THEME ote, deed Of trust dulyrecorded in Laver s__tna.f the day of sale, oue-third in one year and one-third in | fee's pated of ob Mee B Hence Fa . ; re Evo yours theroitter, with interest at © Der cent per | party eocured thereby companying him wi ieut. and Mrs. Pur- | ing and conveyancing at cost’ of purchaser and ade. | annum, the deferred payments cured © | in front of the premises, ou MCNDAY, TWENTY: he told the truth? | “A jury viows the case upon its merits and I| ker, Gen Michener and daughter, Mr. Halford | posit ot 6400 will, be required on sack piece at time of | parties. Bococting to Saale searectize smrents. ty PINSH DAY oe REPTEM I A. D., isvi, AT igh that nero be, atill that eye of | amaure that no man will ever dare call your | and daughter and Mise Sanger. 3 ‘whet ‘shall "be Subject to the approval of the | PAE OCLOCK P.M. the following described’ real the de- } court. | All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's | Columbia. te wits All thoes cortehn pee ~ 4 teen | tered seventy-Lve (5), seveuty-six (70), seve a seven (77) ahd one hundred and twenty (20). in Hor. ‘bullding. IMPROVEMENTS, ON TWELFTH sTREE’ 6 oa ot dust. 01 ‘ANb PSturvis NORTHEAST |. 3; am CHAS" O"scus, jumbia. and & the OF the ‘we will sel st puoie suction: {and and premises known as aud being paste ots user ace J. Gray's subdivision of all of square uumbered Rune iundre? and ewghty-one (UN), as the sane suv" when on the stand he told you | the case fairiy aud honesily, and you will look | lowing transfer of troops is directed: ONE HUNDRED AND SIxTY-TWO Lots RATCLIFFE, DARH & CO., aucuoneers. division 's of record in the offi’ of the surve a= “ Or the Distriet of ‘Columbia, im iver Is tole ote | lees, FF. V. Vestivale Limited, daiiy. Solid w c saw ard what he heard. like mea who have done what is right. Leave| 1. ‘Ihe headquarters and four companies of 3S, THE s oon ther with ali the Improveuents, &c. " eit tining cars, ran through without i ve “4 i ‘i % VIN NR" ECTI( CHANCERY 8. AUCTION OF IMPROVED . = chance to Cincinnat:. Vestibule sleeper for Lex satiate oe bis tiatement aud hepa se] God? tweet your Maker, Alwighty | tye ninth regiment of infuntry from the de-| BAFIDUN INURDU iii: AUETIURST SECTION | CHANGEEEA Gk “Eat ESE SIDE OF Site | 5 Herm: Onetuind cant. thetaiace in one and two | Gatti snd Esuisitia. ‘eaana Conse epee to eab: «of bis statement, and they did not | God. rn f Arizona to Madison burracks, N. | BOUNDED BY SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH MAN AVENUE, BELWEEN WALLACH ND | 3icurad by deed of trust upon the yoo a ora Stelyh pep pe ciseredit him before the grand jury, but they Tne coniaietn companies will sahtiags ti AND GALLS AND E brieh 18 SH. BETS, BEING OSE SQUARE Genes at the ron ut ipurctiecr C Geponit of | CBee wlsand 14l Heuiayi vane avenne wed him under bonds to appear at this trial, cs q VEDNESDAY, THULSDAY AND FRID. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | $-00 on each Louse reqi Fo te Generel Paseenser Avent od you ws jurors and impartiol men were eu- Tei ee iueia future atatione whee | SEETEMBT EA MENTE CULES, OVW ERURAY: | pBraareysel aaneres lune ocapreme Cour of the | theteruuac sale are uot complied fith in Aten lays 4 to bis testimony, and to believe it or not Utd from the fact dictment Leing found that the grand Jited Smith's story. They do not the evidence and go through the case from ad. Ina criminal case like this the law says to cation: You must bave more than the You must bring iding conviction beyond a reason- able doubt that the defendant is guilty. n't guess a man to the gallows, Theevidence is ail yours, you review it and you say to your- selves that not what is moet likely, Lut what is nda rational doubt, designation of their future stations with suit- mmander. tin‘ carettes within one squares also the torus —— beri hoe new lines Or Wilon Mills were tuted Pertaining. ‘Mr. Childs and the “Ledger.” ¢ Ice Company, Hour knowledgment in a leading editorial article | rici.'s provosed new brewery, « olummbis raiiroad and appurtenances belonging thereunto of in any wise ap- ‘ 7 J from the day of sale the trustees *eserve the rigit to " i AND TWENTY-FIFTH, 1801, in ‘ul A.D. 130], in equity cause No.. 12000, docket 34, ait = . . able accommodations in the depariment of the | Hie premiacs; conmencitiz eachdey aC ELVE OGLUO | wherein Tazwell We Robinson te icomplaaeaat aad Rises Ske property atthe risk abi ext of the deiuait MEDICAL, &c east. The enlisted force of company I (Indian) We Will 2911 to the hizhest bidder Polly Robinson et al. are detendants, the wudersigned, ve open ae —_ ——— oe will be transferred to C, eleventh infantry, j& HUNDRED AND SIXTS-TWO LOTS trustees Wil offer for sale uy public auction, in front | DU: aitconversnane aul reo aa at ee eae: | ONE TREATMENT PREL—POR FIVE MONTHS i " : | IAW. He Stanowue's and the Auericun Security and | gf the preinises, on THUMGDAY” SEVENTEENTH | the purcuasce ‘cost REATMENT FREt-—FOU } THs upon the arrival of the headquarters of that} {yi (cupany's (by A. T. Britton, president.) suv | DA SEPLEMBER, A.D. Isl, at FIVE a7 RE qelsanedaine We Py regiment. division of e & O'CLOCK P. M.. the title, interest and ‘estate of LUcics y WANDOLPH aR} Trustees. | Sate ius mctiod. las mow added Vapor Ses Same 2. The headquarters and four companies of SQUARE 27, LONG MEADOWS." | all the ‘artic: othe above cause tm and tothe | pagcuit her DAlute Coy Mera wet Eicon Arwnatie tn stan, and han vey sone are very des aa 1 estate | descr aint st the eleventh rogiment of mfantry from Madison | 4 uorasteyory curable ot for man lbuiiere, being | ra, atts dewred bm ihe, al of compat : Sec} son tute preemie 0 barracks, depariment of the east, to the depart- | ime sectiou of the city, Mouey invested im the north. | block" mumbered seventeen (17), iu Todd" and PIANOS AND ORGANS, — et eee f Arizor for assignment to such sta- | east has doubled iteclf several times in the past few | brown's recorded subdivision of Mount Pleasant and —, tans ‘his pre. Toes os cae be deat Years, and ie uiuch sought atter by speculators. Pleasant Pains, together with il the inuprovements —————————— = ticus as inay be designated by the department | **Tyf;.c;orcation isci.ities unescelied; street cars, | On the same and all the richts, ways, cassmente and ‘Terms of sale, ap prescribe@by the decree,are: One- ‘street, Florida, Maryland and ‘Tennessee avennes, | tlind of the purchase, money to be paid in’ cash, tire 4 ey ens ny mning roads all center ruzht here | residue in two equal instailiuents at one and The Philadelphia Ledger makes public ac- | Bisieus ne on from the day of ‘sale, for which the ‘notes of Pr in close proximity to the Hygenic From th eaay ee j = stavles, Be. Me, a | Fate of six (6) per centum per annum, secured. diet. This is ight and just, signed by L. Clarke Davis, the new managing | S3vunteyes, ie « ost desirable investiasut, ethersee | of trust ‘pou the property sold, will be taken, OF ct must be such that the state of ditor, of the good will and evidences of esteem | syeeueten or asf home, that has been ‘offered the | the election of tue purshastr, the whove taay ‘ginin and Lonest men can accept it, It ve Wasidncton publicin may years. cash. ‘Terms of sae to bv couabplied with in 10day : ~_ won t be cowardly ts just. Youdon't took exhibited by its contemporaries toward the} The ters, which are very easy be lh gd within Poe a imag ae it eke oe raped the pi a only like wen who will return « miserable verdict, ae a a ode Ledger and to Mr. William V. McKean, its Inte | fetch of most everybody, ure: One fourth cash, the | fo resell “deposit of 8100 required st tie eh © CONLI, S10 11th at. m.w. 3 ina deeision that is just and At the conclusion of Mr. Shillington’s stir- ‘edivor, in making announcements of the retire- | fecuod by a deed of trust on the Property, oF all Gast. time eyancing, Feconting, &c., at the Sera eae, GABLEK BEIGGS PIANOS, we'll not complain. ring address Judge Goode stepped to the front | ment of Mr. McKean from the editorsaip. This | $0 conse taesa lll Geant ca eh hee | WM. A. McKENNEY, Trastes, Cneane ea Helens toe Se a a resents no private vengeance. He wants no blood Tie told you that you must surmise what ha mi of the commonwealth’ will be the ones who bave come down to the oceurrence. [am not goinginto the ‘of fancy. I propose to teik about the evidence as you w: talk sbout it among yourselves. = ‘Tbe witness upou are correct. According to the section's ee the jary adeliow aan fact ina story about waick be could not well t : if F 2 i F ver he aruiof this court i# your common- | 8nd, taking up his position before the jury, | change, the Iedger states, involves no other " "s aitorney. Thiuk over his utterances. | plunged at once into the speech which was ex- | changes in the-staff of the paper.’ “Thus,” the | “i'iats end further iuformation cheerfully furnished of the prosecution echo such semtiments? | decried the efforts that bey axe too fair aud just. From that ex- | prejudge the case before the defendant had had | trolling manager in all its several departments been made to | sellor and friend, but it will still havens its con- CHANCERY Satz oF DIPROVED il STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTIUN. | Supreme District of Ce ttorney after | » chance to speak a word for himself. Every | ite proprietor, Mr. Childs, who trom the day |) tite of aires or the Suprous Cousot ihe | ae Seo She ste speecis of the trial and the closing one for the | den to stop, and he was also prosecution, and I ask him to construe that | case of bis cliont was now to be passed 0 phrase of Mr. Montugue’s in any way at vari- | twelve men and true, who had sworn aod bigh Pa M suce with its plain aud evident meaning. But | the Bible that they had no prejadice against the editor of the is thore auytuing unusual in that sentence? | the defendant at the bar. a; The Prosecution reste its caso on the story of REFERRING TO MR. LIPSCOMB. crease its value to the pubjic as a, newspaper.’ ty ee one man, rue ont, as claim, two Pe See ee others. Yet Col. Bird did ot ace the meet tm. | 4 Af f0¢ the private part of the prosscution stant uceurrences that took place im that | denied Mr. Lipscomb's statement that he i 2 i r i i joa Foason of the coniinuousexerelsoaf Sf. Childe Tens of ie coninuogs eros of Mr: Cia to, | say aa ag parvo, Me Che wi se ru dna | Bing ‘feet ton (10) inches, in that office will continue his efforts to in- inesabeenteany a uirtcon G3) fet ‘the OF Baka fe “pbivfet note pinee ot 4 From November 1 to 0 the church congroe alaesieceeeinnd of the Episcopal church | wil ‘session in One-third Monn | this city. Seuator Edinunds is the presiding | tur en oe rarinraie bear” i half ticle referred to concludes, ‘the editorial | on application to the auctioneers. avin att a management will have and enjoy not only the | “4915 sds TATiice & sLoan, ‘ xoTee pened in that boat to bring abouta| Referring to the solemnity of the occasion | services of every member of it staf tr. | ee NS aE ee fa Did he who represents the private | and the importance of Jur; "trials im general he | McKean continuing # editorial writer, coun- | {41 0L4#¥% DANR & CO., Auctioneers. gel Boat %. REAL ESTA’ RY SECOND. "AND | amt in the cleri's office aes | sea| KN ABE lee Ca aed within | «New Artistic n e sale. evidence we must think that the prose-) breeze that had gone forth from Hampton since | that it passed into his hands has been its direct- | District ot Columbia, Paseed on the Oth day bac% Es cution iailed to show any reasou for the shoot- | the shooting bad carried storiessof the occur- | ing mind and governing hand, the shaper of its | tember. A.D. 1801. in equity cause. No, ARTHUR 4. BIRSE ite ing to make it premeditated. Is not that | rence thet were anyihing but true and. fair, | fortunes, the builder of its Character aud the woes Late B, O'Kaal, ip complained tent 205-2008 a muti enough to raise a doubt m your minds? And | making out his client to be hard-hearted, | maker of its policy. What the Ledger was, as Ag att Ub Acanchom, in front of | 3 CNCANBON BROS, yet the attoraey who represents the private end | cruel yourg man. Judge Goode thanked God originally remodeled by him, during his carly TWEN 1ESECOND, A.B. evi | D' Of the string asks for a conviction. that they had come into this house of refuge | proprietorship, and what it now is in usefui- og varcel a “There is @ man who will make the finsl ‘where these preed wares of cabe were bi ness and popular estimation, it was and it is by of Columbia, Se PN oe Kiomiscengaees ees a a= Pa. ave. ASD 4 C ST.. BET. 43 AND OTH STR. X.W., ra ee Spied ie decres cra hia The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulted aw. | SECUND-HAND PIANO. —A large amortment, | “ay from 10tolendSto@ Prompt trestment. comprising aliost im the every uae MENT, ALPES SEs Sats ae Pe: th we ss and tie Mowe ig Ge *.. Eee