Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1891, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR W.ASHINGTON.- lo He octoBER 29, 1891. — —==—=a = LOCAL MENTION. The WV Locst. PoRRCAsT FoR WASHINGTON AND WiererTy. Tho present sett Ing temperature, will cont FORECAST EiGeT A BANQUET TO THE LANCERS. JUDGE WILSON’S ARGUMENT. A TIE GAME. “GUILTY AS INDICTED. CITY ITEMS. 2 enn = If You Appreciate Good Health and ¥.M.C. A, Killed J: - of the Land Us only. We a: to in- a — ahs, Same of football wae played at the Y.|_vcitty as indicted” was what Mr. B.D. pad pet BE head COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB THE TREATMENT OF THE EVIDENCE BY GovERN- | ~~ - bs . yest 'Y | Weaver, foreman of the jury in the case of the | quarters in the United States for pure Teas, ¥ MEST COUMIEL, SEvaRer? “canrietaep run {afternoon between the clevens of the High | colored'man, Aero Moore: indicted for the mun, | Coffeen, Baking Powder and Condeneed Milk: erm ‘The National Rifles. Handsomely Entertain payed Ta Foot Ball Match Between the High School | Verdict in the Care of Sam Moore, Whe Their Boston Guests—Pleasant Speeches | U* APPesls to the a Made. nal Rifles clinched their hold upon the affections of their guests, the National Lan- FEIDAY 2 i Don't be humbugged by these mushroom con- MEDIA MILITARY ACADEMY <=. | hort roratp eiiast too, the members of the | BCT YAIR PATMENT YOR LAND DEMAXDED. ‘The first half saw the High School boys im the | "set Ne hagehgenpind cogent shan eee awe MEDIA, PA. erly winds. {a . orale i x After the gpeni y Mr. Clagett Mr. French / fine tea or delicious coffee. > PAs CONDITION OF THE W | Commands sat together, #0 closely and so clev-| Juage Jere Wilson in his argument before | es, but reinforcements to the Young Men's | for the prisoner in a short speech argued that | Splendid Mixed Tea wt S0c. per pound. Our SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, Temperature | erly intermingled that it took « practiced eye | ihe Rock Park appraisers yesterday, | side in the second men enabled that team to tie all the evidetice should be considered calmly | WM brand ot yee! a Fea ie 2, re sax kaniuatats Kaen wt = am: Great Fal to distinguish them, and if at the end of the] stter cetera arg “chat be called the attack | the score. The teams played thus: and dispansionately and they should be certain | pound Will equ pound — ‘APITOL AXD @ STS. : i poem banquet a Lancer went home in # Rifles’ over- | made by Mr. Perry on the land owners ond their Hion Scuoon. Game called at 4 p.m. sharp. that malice and premeditation were proven to| A handsomely decorated China Bread and find a verdict of guilty. a = geen — Sis and me) a Admission, Ze. 20-2 District Attorney Cole said the case was one . Baking Powder. Checks given wil 2 of murder and there was no self-defense about | &°@"¥ 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder | PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT coat in his effort to carry out the ides of unity and closeness of communion, there should be | no wohder. F LONDON, ENGLAND. NESTING. Cctober a jgund the Workt in.» Man-of War.” MONDAY EVENIN * —_ witnesses, said that the gentlemen named as | Medford. Rock Croek Park commissioners were on trial) T oonard. before these apprainers. The act of Congress | W. Archer. soath connection , temperature. 51: condition at house, 36; condition at eitluent and Condensed Milk. Look out for the “Home By the High Water. be The guests were escorted to the armory from | had not designated what lands should be taken. | Archer it Threats did not make out a case of self- Guard’ Ch Hat eg alieye.* B19: am Seldom | tt their hotel by their hosts, marching without | They had taken 1,980 acres, but there was but | Haves . ieee sveruea ues aor eenil tare comsereca |) ex Gusar Ariaxtic axp Paciric Tea Cou-] MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND mot Rocton, Ne tere Fasioxanis, Miuiiseny | ad Neon presen teat "ans to be quits | #1200,000 to pay for them, and it suddenly | frotec? 4s indicative of an intent to take life should be | 74ST. 501-809 7th et n.w. Corner E atrect onaTory, er ‘1 hats leave ind that fatigue uniforms were ‘suf, | €8™ned upon their minds that their only safety | smith - Proven to sustain auch plea. with a | 4 Tea in quantities can get fine goods at low | THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, as01, cver taeen Sowa asive millia- dress” for the occasion. Indeed it| lay in adepreciation of values. They, there- Sree on a > juror, = _— post prices from as. it At 8 o'clock p. m., 4 Soe. Week, veered ery house on F street and the largest in Wash- | was fearfully whispered around that strict | fore, found themselves in a position where it | Clark, Capt remov e mal a ———__—_ seate, Se. Tickets to the thive lectures, with reecrved, ington. We are siowing handsome designs 1 | orders had been given by the chairman of the | wag to do this and divide the ae aa was attended by Dr. E. M. Schaffer, but he “Protection” is tion. AT COLLEGE MALL, 6i¢ 1TH ST. H.W. EE imported styles from which youcan make selec | Oy ening to one of the cakgenatd iat chadeny necessary ALEXANDRIA. soon recovered. We won't talk politics now, but will only sar Admission free. Reserved seats, 25c. memes tretinoin ton. Pauxn, Im 1107 F street new. | POT Conk he meee Bat nena ne nee eal fz | @1,200,000 among them. Mr. Cole resuming argued that this wis | that our £1.48 Saxony Wool Knit Jacket w K: : M > Temple Mon- | shooting, for men have found from experience | _ He then called attention to. what he termed COUNTRY HOME BURYED. calm, deliberate murder. afford protection from the cold and is the| No tickets procurable after November 4. a * wa ines chee | hat they can eat better in short, loose Jackets | was Mr; Terry's unfair and andign ed ho | The country home of Mr. A. J. Wedderburn, | ibtpcourt 8 its instructions. said that the | usual €2.50 qual x, Oar peice it 1-48 Pupils desiring to enter collere may do #0 now. Be 4 £8 § Fi we Rovemier —— | than they can in great, double-breasted smoth- | Ment of the evidence offere: “Bohemia,” near Grange Camp, was totally de- | 9; 2 ‘Baxc & Sox, One Price, Se Se Fr ™ = Geneiwts| ne! ‘did Inck the vividness of | land owners. Mr. Peery had said that the own- mai inge Camp, ly de- | citizen should shirk the duty. although daily | it Corner 7th and'D. a THEATER ge ss 3S Ses = Ph Fay dead. 5 | color that might have been expected every one | ¢#had the asstrance to deny that they had | stroyed by fire about 4 o'clock yesterday morn- | there were attempts to shirk this duty by the = 8 CUM THEATER veo kes 4 The Wheeler and Wilson, No. 9 = A marvel of simplicity. JOSEPH J. DOWLING Aad runs too light to require SADIE “HASSON. ve Either water or electricity. 0c29-Im__| Tonight, Friday, apd Sctunday afternoon and night, Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs NOBODY'S CLAIM. semed fo hawked their Jands about in the market before | ing. Mr Wm. Garrett and Mesers. Augustus, | Yery men who would be the foremost to criti- hp medincliotasy tiie 'regaak wih shore appetite | Ts at at ‘passed. Replying to that he | Alexander ‘and George Wedderburn, sons of | cise the failure of justice. Here the jury had The banquet was spread on a great square | Would say that it took a cheek of highly pol- | the owner, were asleep in the house and were | nothing to do with the punishment. ‘They table in the drill hall, which had been hand. | ished brass to make such s remark as he barely able to escape. The entire contents of | Were to decide on the evidence and the punish- sunsnly devecaled ih puruts' suk patuin and i In one breath Mr. | the house fell # prey to the flames. ‘The loss | Ment was his to impose. In a case where mur- Cai Cizssep by the Empire Carpet | flags for the occasion. Great holders of roses | Perry had stated that the ovly use to which | is estimated by Mr. Wedderburn at $5,000 and | der is charged a verdict for manslaughter may RPETS we “ Dow’r Bex a boy's suit until you have seen ear stock. It is complete in every detail. Boys" long-pants suits trom $5 EISeMAN FALL MEETING ~s i at reduced prices at 8. LER’. 0c29-5t* A GOOD RESERVED SEAT, CENTS. o eo these lands could be put was for villa sites and | his insurance duly $800. Mr. Wedderburn will, | be found. “He then defined the grades of hom. i A GOOD KESEi , ee Oe es Levert Berean eon ta ttae coagtee mae in the next he had stated that they had vo | however, begin at once to rebuild. teide wed B20 the jury retired. | tog Collars Eugraved, Razor PPRIGaSS Pramas at aGeente ug | WASHINGTON J0CKE cxLUB. ree of charge. se =e ' "i a be én value except for park pu a i. or ctowe ad any ide: 8 bun ree. Rodgers’ Cutlery. Warroi 4 Next week—JAmcS B. MACKIP m “"Grimes’ Cell Pr < — the ‘grim visage of war, the Sere seamen’ comic: hos An's ietaas Ai fee villa lise; CITY COUNCIL MEETING. Mery oc averdict lem iban iurder and the igers’ C y_Watronp’s, — pry Every Strxr, every shape every shade and | of black paraiiel lines, the gun we make them our- | and other signs of the avocations of t as an attorney for the government he argued | |The two boards of the city council held their | jarge majority expected the jury to return in a Do You Like Ghar iows onciEs selves and use nothing but the best materials | ers, fenat- | hat it was At alone for park purposes sue | regular meeting Tuesday night. Capt. Her- | few ated at Tecaninnd bathe cocrt seoar) A.cup of delicious coffee? Call and see us and GASES MUSIC HALL. 3 Cone nd cell them to you a manufacturers’ pr It was a little after 8 o'clock when the two ALLEGED INCONSISTENCIES. bert Bryant, president, pro tempore, presided | | At3:86 the jury came See oe eet ET ud Mocha at | wize. creaieST/SA°DE VERE See our $10 qualities. Go right through our | commands were marched into the large hall| Both Mr. Perry and the district attorney had | in the aldermen and President Hubert Snow- | 0ner was alee Y “ime ee bape nv pect A rien; ‘milk ‘epee erve wile A. | fan sae Pete stock. You'll find every quality up to £958 | upstairs im a line of twos, with the Rifles on | grown eloquent over the fact that the govern-| en in the common council. The common {dary WikVer Lagtiol: “Gullty cs 1ctictoa "| Wotlng ie spare poche ‘i ee a ~ rior value. Eisemax Bros.,7thandE. | one side and the Lancers on the other. Orders | © council altered its minutes so as to declare | It. Weaver repliod, “Guilty as indicte ne ten we dare Comforting than a cup of | wis. LOTTA MILL. super on corn veolagnete past thrown off aud | Ment alone was able to preserve the beauty of | ht the resolution for ‘accepting the proposal { Moore received the announcement stoicaily and | fine tea or delicious coffee. Wilhelm Ciub. str “Mantrov, | pent caa'when tke megs! chet! paned the proposed park and its trees, but he would | of the Dies-Bessman Company of Ohio was uot | fter Mr. French had requested that sentence | If yon want a cup of delicious coffee try our ‘The leading mineral water and ginger cham-} 1 yon the regions below that all was ready | SY, Tight here, that these trees would never | adopted. An order was made for the sale at | be not imposed until Saturday the court ad- | Eight O'clock Breakfast. Our 33c., 35¢. and} Season tickets, with reserved sats for the entire KA AT METZEROTIS every size of men’s suits. AT METZERC RACE COURSE AT BENNING. TEN DAYS’ MEETING, COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 4 , . i ~ ~4 - CONTINUING TO NOVEMBER 5 Pagne in the world. Cuauzes Kuaraten | de jolut command was marehed off in sections | be preserved until the goverument had gotten | public auctiou on the 14th of Noveaiber next of jongned nnd the prisoner was taken below and | S&- Java and Mocha Coffee stance aneqtnled. | ¢ tim ci cancers, bow eulsuio at Metenrete & fun + elephone 30°. 737 Tthst BW. | tothe table. Everything was done neatly and | tid of its so-called laudscape architects, who | the inte American coal wharé works of the | back to jail. ay a Special presents given with every pound of | ee nn Oia Evgeny Cum in Washington can be supplied | without delay or ednfusion, though there were | Tthlessly destroyed and felled the trees of | terry wharf, no bid less than $8,000 to be r a ‘aNectar Tea and A. & P. Baking Powder. | | Jy — + DAY, WEDNESDAY with a suit from our stock and the price will ; fully 150 men seated. ‘Ihe precision of military | OUF squares and parks. Mr. Perry had sol-| ceived. An appropriation of $100 for the e: frow 6 p. iu, Una. 10 p. tu, at Pot 1 opriation of & z ik set. three pieces, given with a two-pound | Sc cd tat st ‘ ay pons "1 emnly argued that this beautiful country was | tension of the Columbia engine house. was ree ask ae s P aimee a a9 well ao quality and ft. We eave ore a ee ee ener onaaee Tent SOTO VEIT | Sconly far athletle cows, and then in cheste| mie ny ane colmmbla engine houte. Wat | Cousr m= Gxxxass Tena Chief Justice Bing- | ber of A. dP. Baking Powder. Checks given | 230" Sayle and avery size of children's short-pants | srr eel was rung tie coureee were ran—|and Sowery langosgo bed pictured it as 0 | commitiose ham and Judges Cos ant lc With every 25 conte! worth of tea, coffee, baking | Q MUSICAL TREAT. eults. SEMAN Buon. an | - A handsomely decorated china’ bread and THE COURTS. 1c dual, Cor. = 1105 Sth a. PURSES, #25,000. ae = icon, | MOURN not At quite so lively w pace as that | Grand and ever charming and, fit for the re. oe Res sMassricrae ste aoe ‘of | powder oF condensed muilk. The’ Guar Atiax- inh cudshousics Suc aerled ele Aisharioace mandy berms aso, | Would indicate “and it was nearly 11 o'clock | Penan nature. Mr. Perey had scdghe to show | _A Joint convention of the aldermen and coau- | {ndeSinitely. iinuly age, Derboms mated aa | “Home Gantik 't] UNIVE RSALISPCi cu H Tach and hare | TBE Beet clase of race horses a trainin wil tke peat, franpal —stmatbealyy | Soo hed etjoned fiset so theta “Ithadenten | that there waa unceusing opposition to this | cilmen was held Inst night at the common | end submitted. Wolf agt. Grief; decree signed. | miss it. 301 and 903 7th st. nw., PRpAy AEN Na SOutaime a inl 8 STEEPLECHASES AND BURDLE RACES. 2 = ; | heartily and fasted of the substitutes for local | Park on the part of the land owners and bad | council chamber. Messra. Herbert Graves, | __ Equrry Cover—Juige C S. Heiler, 720 ith st,, is making specialty in . South: Washiutton. “The ou Ir You Waxs to getan ides whatthostslesare | color that had been furnished, it had been | sid be hoped the park would uot fail. ‘Ibe | John Milton and E. J. Sowell wére placod in | _ Yesterday—Browniug agt. Derte: Lation and OLiiaesnts shat eno tea oh eS: for this winter, visit our tailoring department | merry, it had sung when the orchestra had | latter delicato hint was suggestion that un-| nomination for city surveyor. After. several | fied nisi fawicr agt. Thornburg: pooing. Also cures Dandruff. oc29-5t* We have a complete stock of domestic and f0F- | .¢\’ yp familiar airs, suchas “Annie Rooney” | les# your finding wes within the limite of the | jneffeetual ballots the election was postponed. Feport setaside. Shipley agt. Knigit; secu — é y sat tibmaiaiads eign fabrics at lowest prices. and “Comrades.” ‘The latter hymn had been | “Ppropriation of $1,200,000 the park would Le | Meyers. Samuel A. Mankin of the firee wee for costs ordered. Brown ugt. Brown; testi-| 500 More of Those Extra Fine $2.! prano and Viounist — a Enuyax Bros, MhandB- | Cneored, as the soldiers recognized its signif-| defeated. But there need be no fear that if) 4° Narbury of the second ward, Wm.¥. Carne | Mony before examiner ordered taken. Todd | Saxony Wool German fland-kuitJacketsecliing | esi Humontstand Drauistie header” Ladies, SOc. For artistic colorings and effectsin wall paper | cance, and the walls of the drill hall shook with xour valuation exceeds that sum the scheme | of the third ward and John. ‘I. Sween y of se | 3 Appearance of absent defendant zs sapedly si GLARE G; Abeumacu’s, Tthand H. | ekesy, GOceaty, to fe hed a the following . os 3F e fi - - fourth ward were unanimously re-elected | stie Sewing Machines and Patterns. places: J. - Faract's Store, Bolas & Co.'s cial 3 go to R. W. Hexpersoy’s, 1113 F st nw. bs beeen gore veggie Chega Mr. Perry—Judge Wileon, there is nothing — feoturen Jota ape por ovaeah Music Store, Metacrott & Coe Mumc Stare: ‘Special trains leave Station, Oth and B ets. et 100 . peters eee and 1:15, returning immediately after the race, Catarrh Can Be Cured surely, safely and Tt cures when | NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. a — THIS THURSDAY EVENING, PITOU'S STOCK COMPAN' ‘Will present for the first tine in Washington Mr. Ciyde Fitch's play, Brrons You Pencuasr an overcoat come in | words of the good old-fashioned tune that their | i" my argument from begiuuing to end to jut | of a health officer was postponed and the joint and see our immense st We have them at | grandfathers "ceed to sing. If there was any peat at saying that I said I did not want the | meeting dissolved. all prices from #10 to £35 and_every garment a | One there who knew that his grandfather did | P® 5 3 é eaeataw - = good value. Euszuax Buos., 7th and E. Rot aing it he did not say anything. Judge Wilson—-You did say it, and I appeal 2 Carlin, & young member of the bar | Mbia: verdict una judgment for plaintiq’ in | SU else tulle. AU drugyists. “S0e- to the commission and to the stenographer to| Mr. C. C. Carl 8 DaF | £5,000; motion for new trial tiled. Keb t.| Nervous?’ pi ‘ CITY AND DISTRICT. THE SPEECH MAKING. peeve it here, was married last night to Mise Lillian | Portor: on tris, Neff's, mimisisteetor set, | henge gene rosteation, Sleeplessness, Opium AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Circurt Court—Judae Haqner. Pino's Ba Yesterday—Mockabee agt. Dintrict of Co- | Pleasantly by Piso's Reme Fare, round trip, 250. habit, Dull ; Improper characters excluded. ocid.128 ‘Then, when the feast had been eaten and | "Mr. Perry—-Not in the connection you use it: | Groders, the daughter of Mr. Joseph Broders, | Jordan et al.; death of plaintiff aud one deg | Necvine. Teauples tren Tegal cam every one was in good humor, Capt. Oyster} | Judge Wilson—Oh, well, now that the galled | president of the First National Bank, at Mr. | fendent suggested. Lang agt. Grayson et al;| ate ‘Mexrz’s Dato Srosx, 1014 F st rapped for order and made a neat address of | Jade winces, you seek to deny it. coders’ residence on Washington streei. Hon. | jadgment by detaalt. = v is = m4 _ Tien for tectnmmers, > o i THE COMPETENCY OF THE commission. | P. G. Lester of the House of Representatives, a ee Salvation Oil has the “call.” It is rooting a mopein mace. 5 P— ee en baron aprinstigr pomp Sasttcpecpecs| The speaker continued by asking what did | minister of the Primitive Baptist Church, sol- | At a meeting of the Veteran Cavalrynien of | oUt all foreign mictures, Price 25 cents. 4 gy ee MON a ritew's Stock Company im “A reciprocate the hospitality that was tendered | Mr. Perry, the lawyer and student, know of |/emmized the marriage, and, after a recevtion, | the Army of Northern Virginia last uight a ‘Special Ladies’ Matinee Saturday, 2 p.m., when will 5 - 3 Acapemy oF Music.—Elsie Leslie in “Prince and Pauper.” Hangis’ Buov.—J. J. Sullivan w1 “The Blackthorn.” Kerwax’s Lycecw Tueater.—Dowling and ‘Hasson in “Nobody's Claim.” Natrowat Rures’ Hatt.—Entertainment and Hop of the M. P. M. C. Club. Masotc Teatruz.—Columbian Exposition of Columbia Lodge, L 0. 6. jai ol CONDENSED LOCALS. ‘Tae Kxrouts or St. Avavstrxr, No. 2, will celebrate their nineteenth anniversary of the commandery tomorrow evening in St. Augus- tine’s Church. Solemn vespers will be sung at ‘clock and the serman will be delivered by the Rev. Father Lilly, 0. P., of St. Dominic's Parish. —— Case o” Cuantsx Trxa, charged with gambling house and conducting an opium joint, Which was tried before « jury in Court yesterday, a verdict of not sullty wasfound. A Suicut Fine took place in the wood shed Of 1108 E street northwest yesterday. ‘Tas Monwrse the body of a dead infant was found on Maryland avenue between $34 and 6 streets southwest. — It Was Not the Cabman. As stated in Tux Stan yesterday Mr. J. L. MeQuside was seriously injured Wednesday night by being run over on North Capitol street between H and I streets. Henry Robin- son, a cabman, who was there and reported the case to the police, says it was not a cab but a spring wagon that ran over r. MeQuaide. The of the wagon, he says, drove rapidly away. ———— A Girl Badly Burned. Yesterday afternoon a colored girl of thirteen years, Blanche Lewis, was badly burned be- tween 2d, 3d, P and Q streets northwest. A number of girls and boys were on the dump at that place and a pile of shavings having been set on fire her clothes caught and before the flames were extinguished she was badly burnt. — takeu to ber home, 231 Q street, near them in Boston. He introduced as toast master of the evening Mr. E. B. Hay, who kept the table roaring for ten minutes, while he told a story or two and expressed his gratitude for the divine gift of appetite. He spoke, too, of the tricks his memory played him about tne events that occurred on the Boston trip, and he said that he hoped that the Rifles would be able to make the memories of the Lancers as to the details of their trip just as confusing. But he hoped they would carry away with them a sense of the brotherly love and affection that was felt for them by Washington, and particu- larly by their hosts. Lieut. Emmerson, who is commanding the Lancers on the trip in the absence of Capt. Nicholls, responded to the toast—ihe Na- tional Lancers.” He said that there never was @prouder man than he was whenever he hap- Bened tobe at the head of the Lancers, and in- leed there was never aman who ever marched at their head who did not feel proud. Pride formed the burden of his thoughts, and he knew that it was plain to everybody that he had a right to be proud of such a command. He read a telegram from the absent captain, expressing his grief at his separation from the company and telling his lieutenant that the stay-at-homes were preparing for their return. Lieut. Manson spoke in response to the fel- low-toast: “The National Rifles.” He alluded to the good effects of the citizen-soldiery, the reat need of something of the sort during the te war, and the safety of the country wien it had such bodies as Nationals scattered all over the land. He spoke of the war and of the did feeling with which the men of each side have lain down arms and joined in one feeling of love for country and flag. Chaplain Ryder of the Lancers was given no particular toast, but, after having been elo- quently introduced by Lieut. Hay, whom he persisted in calling “Hayes,” he made an ex- cellent little speech, that was full of wit and strong sentiment, and not too deeply touched with religious matters to mar in any way the extreme jollity of the occasion. He told a cou- ple of cléver stories, and when he sat down he was roundly cheered, and then the whole assemblage broke forth into the song—“For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.” , Other speeches were made by officers of the two commands, and it was midnight when the gavel fell for the last time, the order was given to rise, and the companies marched out of the land values? or what did Gen. Boynton, « gal- lant soldier and a great newspaper correspon- dent, know of them, or Col. Casey or Col. Rob- inson? They knew absolutely nothing of them. Now. when they came to lay out this park they jaid it out in zones, trigid zones, every one of them. For it was a game of freeze outirom the very Leginning. ‘hen, knowing nothing of these values, they called in experts to fix them. Who they were no one kuows und no one will ever likely know. A stranger would have supposed, after hear- ing Mr. Perry's argument, said Judge Wilson, that the counsel for the owners denied the ex- istence of such a thing as the right of eminent domain. They did no such thing. for the right of the government to tuke these lands or, indeed, any other lands, they freely and readily admitted, “always provided, however, that a compensation fair and just was paid for them. Of that there could be no posible doubt. There- fore, it was not true that the owners were here in open and defiant opposition to the rights of the government. They were here, represented by counsel, for the purpose of aiding, as was their right, the commission in finding that fair and just compensation to which they were entitled under the Constitution and law of this country. And so obviou» was this principle of right and justice that the mere mention of it was all that was necessary. It needed no citing of legal authorities to establish it. But, as Mr. Perry had suid, whenever the government came to take a citizen's lands there came a struggle. Such contentions our fathers had foreseen, and they had in their wisdom pro- vided for them by ordaining that in such cases the citizens shonid receive just compensation. RIGHTS OF THE OWNERS. Every element of value, said Judge Wilson, was a property right for which the owner was entitled to receive compensation. So, too, all the capabilities of the land, its prospective value, its value as.an investment, the antici- pated growth of the city toward it, all these were elements of value such as were entitled to consideration from the commission, and for all of which the owners were, according to th thoritics already quoted, entitled to receive just compensation. Mr. Perry, in his argument, has asked what had happened to bringaboat such prices as had been testified to by the witnesses for the own- the happy couple left for a bridal trip to Niag- ara Fails and Canada, carrying with them the Dest wishes of hosts of friends. Mr. Carlin is the brother-in-law of Lieut. J. F. Guy of the metropolitan police force. . NOTES. Capt. Herbert Bryant will begin immediately the improvement of his purchase from the city and convert the north side of Duke street be- low Union into an extensive fertilizer factor: ivs Mary Custis Lee is on a visit to this e guest of Capt. Philip Yeatman at bi home on Washington street. The stockholders of the Alexandria Savings Bank met last night and received the report uf the directors. i ANACOSTIA. EXCELSIOR GRANGE ORGANIZED. Suitland Excelsior Grange wes organized last night at the residence of Mr. Nurse at Snit- land and elected ofticersand members. Officcrs were elected as follows: 8. E. Cox, presi! H. 8. Stowe, vice president: “Miss Lulu Pamphrey, treasurer; Horace Crosier, sc: tary. Arrangements were made for » Lig ba to be held November 12 at the residence oi sir. Stowe. The committeo of arrangeme:ts co: sists of Messrs. Harry Cox, Harry Croxie 8. Stowe, Mesdames Al. 5) na Minto. ‘A meeting will be held nex' day at the Suitiand school house. BENNING'S PLEASURE SOCIAL CLUB. Campbell A. M. E. Church was thronged last | night with an appreciative audience to see and | hear the musical and dramatic entertainm of the Benning Pleasure Social Club. affair wae a success from pecuniary and standpoints, There were solos, duets, trios d quartets. At the close of the musical part of the program the comedy “The French till of Fare” was presented, with the following cast: Mr. James Slade, £dilor Bland; Mr. John Slade, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Anna Lee Slade. thary Snap, and Mr. Johu Bell, Office Boy. “Dr. Dynamite’s Haunted Mansion” conclusies the program, with Mr. John Bell as Dr. Diy)a- mite; Mrs. Julia Gross, Bessie Dynamut LT A. L. Slade, Topsy Razor, and Misses B. Brown and H. Crampton as ghosts. AN INJUNCTION FILED. movement was started for the erection of monument to Gen. J. E. B. Sturt. _aternemey ind ae eieneierkin Crcvetaxps Basixa Pow WHOLDsomr, LEAVENS Most. LLAVENS BEST. amp for roo:: book. Cieve und Baring Lowder Co., New York. 87 unl 9 st mew. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, & We wil offer eatrsordinary inducements in MILLI iB) today cot te w. wnrdixp ay ni rimmed Mill nery $arex y'sany cians everoffered. We WT pace on sae today tae chalet fletsinJet Hots oud Jet aud Ve- AM etivout prices FU.rapieed Ceyond competi:ion, a kee, Specialist, 909 New York ave., Late of Buitimore, utilizes eleciricity in the treatment of skin diseases, nervous diseases aud catarrh. Removes superfluons hair, warts, moles, tumors, &c. Attends patients at their residences when not engaged in office. Ofiice hours 8:30 a.m. to I p.m., 5 p.m. to7 p.m. oc2-tu,the&sdt* Deservi cle which £0 richly deserves the dence of the comuunity Those oui tire confi- Baowy’s BuoNcuiaL cing from Asthmatic and Coughs and Colds should Bei 3 Pamip: ible Cocoa, Anefficacious drink for the nervous aud dys- petic. 5 the Electro-Automatic Wonder at the ic Sewing Machine Kooms, 7th and H. 40t a Pastime, A Hares Tuovent CROSSES THE MIND EARY AND CAKEWOEN HOUSZ- WHEN AN UNATTRACTIV. PLnz- ND CHEERLESS OUND NGS GREET GLK CONSTANT VIEW. OUR, G—SIX COLOSSAL ST 6 ARE HEK OBJLCLIVE POINT AND OUR 2QUIZALLE _ CREDIT SYSTEM HER WELL SPRING OF CONSOLATION. SHE LEALIZS Haw A FEW DOLLARS SPENT WITH US AS AN GEOFFREY MIDDLETON, GENTLEMAN. Monday, November 2—Mr. and Mrs, KENDAL, Seats gow on sa‘e at box offi-e. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. EXT MONDAY, No- Under the direction of Denie! Frokawan) ir Own Company. ALL WATLES RUN DE EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. E us THE PRINCE, ik LESLIE os THE PAUPER, hxrdson's dramatization ‘sunique story, The PAINCE AND PAUPER, Heyt’s “A TRIP TO CHINA. Seats now on sale. D. Sass. }. tations: pertial oF entire prowram. hearsed. staze managed, “For tetuis address ‘Corcoran building oct M2; ALLAN DE co reece of dancimg and deporti U.S. Naval | Academy Rect schoo! for dancin, Masons Halls ti aud F ste. nw 1 reopen for Use seasou 18 Wednesday, Uctob et 2 Seuubor 14, MBL, to eartily invived 14 COMMITTER HOTELS. AND CAF <== SUS 7th st mow. ANGI, for the reveption af jer) Fesject. Koomus tuor- ished, With eoectric Bole ui sieain heat. Oitice now open. Koons remy Sor a Lermns mcdere’ ue Wa. ‘T.CRUMP, Proprietor, Hott’ Nisa, Cor. 49th st. and New York ave. This hotel lias tee open tor cues First ousk.y renovate 1 st ST AND TOWA circie. “Tab.e boarders accouunviated. J. ¥. KUBINBON, Prop. Fitveen years at Wormiey‘a Bt NHOK, Bop EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 'D OPEKA HOUSE. ‘Matinee Satuntay. That sparklin : aud mersicst gem of comedy, WILLIAM GILLETTE'S BEST EFFORT, re BICYCLES. _ ow @ tots caance XN eure selling our stock, which includes the cele- brated Huber and Warwick Be tection fryciem for jens Uhub cost to close business Unparalieled Kaine iu Lew and secoud-band inachibes Lerius wade eany U desired. CLT A BICCLE —_.—_. caine Sivek Tecge Wines. Bement te hon Ella Tallieferro has filed an injunction a A Market Stand Case. ee ee thingsno one else had forgotten. Here was a| the United States marshal to restrain the Policeman Breen had a case before Judge |, THe Boston visitors, the National Lancers, | nation, the richest cn the globe, whose future | of certain real estate levied upon in the name Kimball two days ago in which the recent | Bve Teturned to their homes, leaving behind | lice beyond the Possibility of human prophesy, hot her husband, Win. G. Tallieferro, for for- | . THE COMFORTS OF HOME,” i COMPORTS GF HOMES Sais 4HE CoaPORTS OF HOME.” “ALE Tu. COMFORIS OF HOME.” MR. CHARLES PROHMAN'S wud Lawes’ ani Chi EARNEST OF HER GO9D INTENTION WILL BRIDGE OVEZ A PRESENT DIZFI- CULTY AND SURKOUND HER LOVED THE WARWICK CYCLE COMPANY, 815 17eh st. UDGE” PNEUMATIC. g Tro, reco mabe pried oe ee cape aes SELECTED COMPANY It weighs but 20 ibe, all on and is worth looking 6, : ; in thie city an exceedingly high reputation and | and with a population of sixty-five millions of [efit husband Win: G. Tallieferro, for for- ao oe ONES WITH THE COMDORTS AND EN- : . ee Cees contecning AT | ig wilh theal, itis believed, seiay glass: | Vere Ao There he was reminded of « friend | i surety. Vein, & DEA MENTS OF HOME, WHILE SHE wd aarti street market pavement was discussed, although ’ this ci - | with whom he was driving out in the country ean COMEDIANS. i had no bearing in the particular case. ‘The | tality af ite citizens, copecisily the offers weil | several years ago. | ‘There had been a grest xores. FELTT defendant in the case was Andrew J. Beyer —Price, #150. — A perfect comedy produ. tn in every detail. ae Next Week MINNIE HAUK GKAND OPERA CO. GORMULLY & JEFFERY wa co, REQUITES US IN SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMUNTS FOR THE BENE- members of the N "ni Mats aud Bounets im cioual Rifles ‘Thie latter | UFought the crops ad falled and things | Officers Wannéll and Marr have gone on vegetable grower, whose garden is on Buzzard’ Pomt. le was charged under the police regulations with obstructing the street. He stopped his wagon in the street near a crossing sold his produce instead of going on the regularly esta hed a right to sell where he « his wagon Judge Kimball” in’ dispodng of the case informed the defendant that he must obey the law and pay attention to what the marketmaster and poiice tell him as well as obey, the order of the Commi A $5 was imposed. —— Death of Miss Siebel, Miss Nellie V. Siebel, daughter of Geo. H. ge command has, during the visit of the Boston- | looked ians, proved once more its ability to carry through successfully any and every undertak- ing. Either as soldiers or hoste the Rifles seem equally at home, and the visitors are to be congratulated in having fallen into such good Lands. Today the visitors, in nearly every case, accompanied by one or more of the local company, bave been making little tours of inspection over the city. This morning Capt. Oyster drove the officers out to Arlington and Fort Meyer and eutertained them at lunch afterward. At 1:30 the Rifles gathered at their armory for escort duty. Marching to the National Hotel, they were saluted by the Lancers, and the two commands took the line of march for the Baltimore and Ohio depot. At 2:45, amid the cheers and well wishes of the on the way some seven or cight little tow-headed Youngsters were seen _play- ing about the door. “There,” said m: friend, pointing toward them, ‘is a crop whicl never fails!” So, replying to bis friend Perry, he would say that was one of the things which happened. THE GROWTH OF WASHISGTOS. The government had expended over $100,- 000,000 in erecting ite public buildings in Wa: ington. The city had now become the xocial as it already was the political center of the country. It was, too, the scientific center of the country and soon would be its literary cen- ter. Its growth had notonly beer: phenomenal, but it would be so in the future. According to jue. Passing by o little farm house | night duty and Officer William T. Anderson on day duty. ‘The comrades of O. P. Morton and Charles Sumner Posts, G. A. R., who live in Hillsdaic. Garfield, Howardton and Stantontown will ur- genize a separate post. The distance from the city renders it inconvenient for them to attend the meetings of the Washington posts. A number of the ladies of Emmanuel Epis:o- pal Church met last night and organized fur charitable work among the poor. ‘The work of improving the southeast cause- way of the Anacostia bridge progresses. Logan Post, No. 13, G. met last night. Commander 'A. B. 'Frisbie and Senior Vice Commander Walson being absent Junior Vice Commander Robert H. Marcellus presided. But little business was transucted. ape and sty.e, Ble tu sades, at 7... Up- nd Children’s felt Huts and 2 s.cpe und the cloth shades, , FLATH. 8s, Fino Imyorted Fency Feathers al Torpons, Os Goods, Faney Wines, &o. Jf Goops. Choieost Fine French Jet, Bovnets, Crowns, Wings, Bundecux, Edgings and Millinery O numents, FACT-ONS SH& ENJOYS. FURNITURE, r cakrErs, DRAPERIES, STOVES AND WokkS OF ART, HOUSE & HEREMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, $17, 819, #21 AND 9237TH ST. Seats now on sale. ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPEBA HOUSE. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT, Beginning Monday Evening, November 2 MINNIE HAUK GRAND OPERA COMPANY, Under the direction of Mr. C. D. Hess. Mr. J. P. Howe, Manager. A SUPEKB ORGANIZATION. REPERTOIRE. 13S 14th ot. aw. GRAVER, Manager. «is VWF Base ay siocK A uumber ot High Grade, Solid Tyred Whevisat low fxcures for cash. Call and see them. Open evenings. CAPITAL DARI, PSYCHO, TOURIST, ETO azn F ST. NW. WHEELEKIES AND CYCLING RINK, #21 HOST. N.W. re TE MPO. OO. =. ‘Tae eer coccabia sarery wicraLx Mae ernved. Ttina beauty and puts ei. viuers to sleep. : ¢ Washington contingent, the train containin : Hise SPE<1AL -ALUES in AND nd Inbella feel, died Monday night of | the Lancers pulled out of xe depot, headed poe | tals ba whet tat harness igegeoeieai oe os aes Feather Bocs and ohana onaeee. typhoid mneumonia at toward Bosto: more. Bef. is t hed an Loc! n 25 DOZEN Ccaue Festi J = — at, lin ‘ete poate, poarcortoas! Officers and men of the Lancers anited 18 ce | in it ail could bo found u sound and reasonable | ype centenary dinner at St. Mary's Semi- | Sate heed oct G2; AND 636 MASS. AVE. X. W. GEO. & ATWATFR & 00., road. The funeral took place thi pressing themselves as more than pleased with | ¢*Planstion of the values set upen these lands | 1.1, paltimore, was eaten yesterday after-| 10 DOZEN Cogue = omeeenen nak. ineral took place this morning at | Fre nt ener in which, they bed. Loca wee | by the witnesses fur the land owners. “Bhrewd, | 241; Baltimo pn eer St Aloysius Church. Interment was at Carroll | during the visit and were loud in praise of | Kee® and fur-sighted busingss meu like C.C. | noon. Cardinal Gibbons presided. Bishop | 49 pozux The Pucnt i Ventnor 2 me actin their hosts, the Kitles. and of the hearty and Pepin gis CS, urna leg ea atone at aed al amas arspaai yh $0.68 and #9; worth $9.08 and 12. FAMILY SUPPLIES. rece} ed. usk what had happene ey were not like | Bishop-elect Chapelle and Rev. T. J. Delai ORDINARY REDUCTION: SS yo Rev. Mr. Taylor Ordained. cordial reception which they hed exten the man 2ifing bolwand on tha ctrest ent, ene- oi Waliegics aoa <a, tn pleats cd Gene pe imate Sthe 5. Custis Read neon tbe (Ti 4 SAMPLE ORDER. Goobs DELIVERED, Acouneil of the Baptist churches of the Dis- empress ing things only | when they hod, paeed, | icy, Nently 1400 persons satdown todiy.| _ LADIES AMD CUILDSCN'S JACKETS, P= amor tae trict hela Cross. antes: a Eagan Bes 5 ‘ : ms je lgeclonenprevorag taped Ppndlem E | At the regular meeting of Columbia Com-| tise, ike them, ‘e would ‘have bonsht Inui | ner. Rev. Dr. Magnien, superior of the semi- WEL Woon ake CuRtine meena” = | Soumon & Lorman. i examining for the ministry J. A. Tour bi Gar- | Mandery, No. 374, U. O. G C., Tuesday even- | out where they and the California syndicate | nary, = able to ee a — the cre ‘Vane $6, at $4.98. ve you aware that SE ined 4 ing, Noble C der J. had purchared. Such men not only knew | was nearly over. The i \@ seminsy All-woo! Imported Cheviot Jackets, with fall —_ ware fleld City. The council organized by electing |e eee eee tation nen Pre- | wnat had happened, Lut they Kusw sive | eld a reunion at night, when Bishop Keane | ilyootZmported Cheviot Jackets = OUB NEW WRAP DEPARTMENT ‘And that by ita betp youThg Att! Lansunee Teacher? D. H. ©. Robinson moderator and Dr. J. 1 | Oe eee ee ee ut whai was going to happen; for they | made an address. Among those present were FUR CAPES, GREAT BARGAIN: Has proved success‘ul far beyond our expectations. $13. ‘We are daily receiving the latest novelties in the most 13.00; worth $16 | approved styles. We exhibit Capes, Jackets. Beefers 15.00; worth #19 | and Long Garments, with and without fur trimming. -£5.75; worth 8 | We are also showins a varied assurtment of Pur Capes, FREE LECTURE AND EXHIBITOR DER. $. ROSENTHAL OF BOSTON, 1 Jerk Commandery te this commandery will take | inew Washington city must, in ite rapid but | the following from Washington: Reve. Thos. J. ‘The candidate was examined and passed a Place on November 24, when the commundery | perfectly mosl growth, grow to nha noctae i diner? (pr eee ie Evan, <E Most satisfactory examination and was accord. | Will compete for the prize offered by the grand | ward and to the westwnrd. | Hence it was that | Schmidt, 7. Me (oe 4. T. D. PYLEs, ingly regularly ordained. Kev. Mr. Taylor wa | Sommanier for the best rendition of the ritual. | the situation of affairs Justified the prices testi- graduate of Ho ward University, and has been to take the pastoral charge of the Eman- Baptist Church at Gariield City, the church ‘owing its organization largely to hisefforts. ‘Tuesday night the members of his congrega- showed their appreciation of Rev. Mr.Tay- forts by extending a very pleasant rece] to him as the new pastor. - ———— ‘Two Houses on Fire. $ o'clock this morning a fire took 483 Istreet northwest and spread to adjoining, caused by a defective flue fore it was extinguished about $1,000 was done. Both houses are owned by Coblenzer, who occupies No. 433, and August Prior occupies the adjoining house. rf FTF itty formerly with Ham- & Son, is vow assoc with Oxx or Tux Frsest building lots in the ci is advertised to be sold tomorrow at 5 o'clocl @orner of 19th and K streets northwest. This lot is admirably adapted for a fine building or for # row of houses. See advertisement. * pee Rensahamoe Arrextiox of capitalists and others is called to the sale of the valuable improved property northeast corner of 9th and H streets, to be sold. Monday, November 2, at 4 o’clock.—Adet. —— Excetizst Hovsevoip Funxitunr at Ave- of a nicely furnished Little Be ‘Sloan tomorrow morning ‘That subject was discussed at length by Noble | fied to by their witnesses, and he: Commander Dickinyon Sir Knights Streiby, Dr. Leech, Sayer, Gunson, Holtman, Ladies Cole, Bishop and others, and it was agreed to make an earnest effort to secure the prize. At National Commandery, No. 346, U. 0. G. .,on Monday evening Deputy Grand Com- mander R. H. Yates presided. It was agreed to hold an open meeting on the 30th of Novem- ber and the committee on the good of the order were instructed to make the necessary ari ments. The attendance wus very Sarge. mn November 23 the Grand Commandery will make t= semi-unnual visitation to this commandery, en the commandery will compete for prize for the best rendition of the rithal. of Louisa Mergent, charged with grand lar- ceny,the court directed her release on personal bonds on motion of Mr. T. C.Taylor, her coun- sel. The goverment accepted this course, as the prosecuting witness, John Jones (from whom it is alleged she took #73 on July 15),was not accessible. and was satistied if his attend- ance wus secured ehe could be foand. sagiomcnbet Mr. Bogan's Cause of Complaint. Alma P. Bogan has, by L.C. Williamson, asked & divorce from Elizabeth Bogan, to whom he was married at the Calvary Baptist Church March 4, 1872. He states that he was connected with the bureau of education and while absent Pesce Simecas street northwest, will be | Srarsep Grass Scastirote. 507 G st. 2.w.—Adet. a Buomovixe cutes headache: 25¢.—Adet, not within thirty, forty or fifty miles of Wash- ington could similar land be bought at the prices named by the witnesses for the govern- ment. Oxe day during this bearing an old colored woman, tesbfying us to her little qusrter-acre tract, bud said that all she wanted Was just exactly what was right and just. When he heard that simple statement of a simple old woman he said to himself that wher the time came he would sce that she got what was right and just. Sohe now asked that much for the innocent old soul --not for sentimer.t’s sake, for such consideration no place in the minds of the commision, was right and just. ing fund of the Hoi im the sanctuary of the Rite it. te faloww, Sane a ee the affair | to the system,and gives that strength of mind, nerves, and Fonte Wiles fey ioe N it wae thas | Fletcher, Dr. E.-A. Pace, Henry Maniett, Geo. Glanb, Jobn Gloyd and President Richards of Georgetown University. sig ES ‘The twenty-fifth annual convention of the 3 TERY, UNDER- WEAR AND GLOVES. ‘The hearty résponse to our advertisements during last week proves that the public apprecistes yood values and reasonable prices. American Institute of Architecture opened yes- terday in Boston, and a paper on architecture and the United States government by J. H. Windrim was read. for the sake of what | tendency, or caused by change of climate, sesson oF Dispensary | ing and toning powers, 2000 tomorrow RESTORES HARMONY Mrs, | and body which makes one feel well. Trou: Irom Irom SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! “THE MONUMENTAL.” — 0c28-2t* DD EEE SN GGG BYELALE Exe HORN GOS OF ALL FANCY SHADES, faded, are ALMOST EQUAL TO NEW. \ AR BORNOT. iy ‘SCOURER AND DYER, ° 1S, cornet 27th st. and Fairmount ave, 1535. ‘st., Philadelphia, 10h st., Philsdelphia, For Mufflers and Far Trimmings. Prices guaranteed call your attentign to our importation of Bedford Cords at Sic., $115 and- $1.50 per yard. These pricet are fully twenty-five per cent less than you'll find similar qualities esewhere. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ed ‘T13 Market Space. Author of the Met-terscuatt System, FRIDAY, OCTOBER QR ERID. of ie Cus Parc 627 E strecc uorthwest. ATIONAL KIFLES' HALL. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AND BOP M. 4 c. CLuB. juste by Marine Band. solo r. Wa gore by. air. Salter Saxith. N. B.--owing to ‘Mrs. P. Harris, B. L. Britton and T. ¥. Desa, ‘Propristors and Managers. * 412 4th at. n., And cor. Wash’n and Monroe sta, Anacostia. Wralinn EE? Y BEDUCED ALL GRADES Panes Covassery Cineeen, Ue. per pound = Sarat 25-30 Seccemor to Hi Walker 68a, PROFESSIONAL Gan Ee"cousuited et ber Soe