Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1892, Page 6

, See Y & 8 ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. 1892. TRYING TO SAVE SCHNEIDER. Earnest Arguments for the Defendant by His SILVER IN THE SENAT BEGINS MIB ADDRESS TO THE JURT—THE TES Free Coinage. TIMONY CARRYULLT REVIEWED FROM HIB STARD- POINT—WOMEN IN THE COURT ROOM REBUKED ‘BY JUDGE BRADLEY. SOME POLITICAL ALLUSIONS) ance sic. ctagett closed the opening address to the jury for the government yesterday after- ee 7 noon in the Schneider murder trial Mr. Hoehl- Uncomplimentary to President | ing bexan the opening address for the detense. He prefaced his remarks with the assertion Harrison and Mr. Cleveland. | that Mr. Clagett had not gone far enough in speaking of the marriage tie. The concluding words of the service were, “Those whom God only their duty. That was his wish, and he be-| TALKED OF THE SCHNEIDER CASE. lieved that their verdict would be one of duty to God and humanity. A Singular Family Jar Brought te Light in JUDGE WILSON BEGINS. the Eolice Court Today. Mr. Hoebling closed at 11:20, having spoken | Yesterday morning when Robert L. Ryan two hours and fifty minutes. He was followed | and Mary W. Byan, his wife, parted at the eS by Judge Wilson, to whom the court said five | front door of their home the former kissed her hours or more if necessary would be allotted. | an affectionate good-bye and went about bis e d r. Judge Wilson anid that he did not believe that | business, oyal Ba ing owGder. he would occupy that much time. Twenty-four hours later he found himeelf| Judge Wilson began his remarks by paying »| standing before Judge Miller in the Police graceful tribute to his young associate, ‘Mr. | Court, having been arrested ona warrantsworn Hoehling, to whom he believed the jury was ss minch indebted for a clear. presentation of the | Ott alas site oats eee made testimony in the case. Judge Wilson said in | *hres' personal violence ape the early history of the law it was the duty of |__ Mrs. Ryan isa daughter of the Rev. the government to both prosecute and defend | Mytinger, and during the four years — the prisoner. It was ‘hen the duty of the | married life she and her husband have lived government to present to the court all the | with her parents, their present residence being evidence in the caseboth for and against the | at No. 1408 6th street northwest. wae TWo Mg ¥ ABLE SOUTH SIDE 0! = rere Qu TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL tf promatnn, we aha ao oe HAL. “Lets 27 and 28. tm: 03,’ “Thextioee This property te Joon Marion Harland’s Endorsement OF THE LATE HON. J. A 3. CRESWELL, ‘Formerly Postmaster General of the United Staten, INCLUDING THE “aLABAMA CLAIMS” CASES, ‘The first ever offered at public eal. [Extract from Marion Harland’s Letter to .ne Royal Baking Powder Co.) S tegarch bles Rapat. Yhahen. AN, DDPXCANSON BROS. auctioncers, ‘Mh and Date aw, |. Auctioneers, EE WOOL BILL. | bath joined together let no man put asunder.” | defendant. Late the defendant was allowed | Monday night when he came home, Mrs. AT OUR NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT, | 78USTEFS: SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND DE. THE FR From almost the very day that the defendant's | counsel to defend him and the court appointed | Ryan said in court today, they discussed the Crwdev aa Lae der ist. we + ERY ARD as G SPRSEHNGR, ew, Schneider case and he said he thought that . We ry 54 GST ME TAN marriage became known a determined effort | that counsel. Still later, the defendant was e anid 1 On Uke AND Ike MAMTLAN ed in the | had been made by his wife’s family to te | Permitted to select his counsel, and that was | Schneider was justified in doing what he di > e ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL ELEVENTH, 1908, ,,°\) N' 3 BAST. The Debate Still Continu ° to separate | the law of this country. Because of that right | and added, “Had I been in his place I woul ane Oe ‘ aT 7OCLOCE, TUESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL TWELFTH RS? them. And that, thought Mr. Hoebling, was] he now stood in this court to do what he could | have done the sume thing.” ° a . Shugpiee at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. 6 House. the cause of the unhappy occurrence on the | for the defendant in this case. Witness asked him not to talk that way and es . And to continue every evening thereafter at the same | ')'D! of the premines, ; he told ber to shut up. After abusing her he ‘bowr until all the books are sold. of Repetti and others, trickees na eng “> A FEW WORDS TO THE JURY. said, “If you leave meT'll kill you, and I'll aleo said snare, TRE SENATE. Judge Wilson said that for the first time in | kill the people who influenced you.” seiadat SPAS eaeh front 18 et cng STREET, —— his life he had to bear the burden of removing| ‘Are you afraid of your husband?” she was LATIMER & BLOAN, Sud ere improved sack tye mecne Se reeeet After the transaction of the ordinary routine from the minds of certain jarymen opinions |ssked. | ‘ lane Avctionsers, | frist brick dwellins, ik rooms end beth. ns morning business the resolution heretofore which they enid they had. Suchaburdenembar- | 14m afraid of any man who will strike me, SAUTE EU SARAIRIIEaES See < offered by Mr. Hale calling on tho Secretary of rassed him in his conduct of this ease. Certain | ""Swhen did he strike you?” JOS GREGON AVENUE BETWEEN. Pind State for copies of all agreements made with ether countries relating to interchange of trade was taken up and agreed to with an amendment (offered by Mr. Morgan) calling TEEN'H AND MINETEENIN STREETS NORTHWEST, SQUARE 182, IN THE CITY : ‘OF WASHINGTOS. ao virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Disvnct of cola Passed in equity cause 15s jurymen had remarks made about them which | «On the 25th of last month. lett them under a certain cloud of suspicion as| Lawyer Shillington, for the defendant, then totheir fairness. Heknew thatit would require | asked Mrs. Ryan if they did not kiss and make $Ooceeh on each, hour, balance in one, agreateffort on the part of the jurymen referred | up yesterday morning. two auc chredyears. notes to be civen. brariiue At 6 per cen day of sale, pai to to disregard such reflection, but he would kissed him good-bye,” she answered, “but we shail sell, at ‘auc im tront of the Ser tateametion os to what stops have boon say to them, Do your duty regardless of cir-| I only did so to keep peace.” Bie, oa SATURDAY, the SIXTEENTH day ot APR taken to inaugurate reciprocal trade wil cumstances, and then no man could say aught | She said she met her brother-in-law yesterda; road, tyinw and wing in the 3 Mexico and (if not successful) the causesof the against them. He then referred to the great | but she did not tell him that she wanted a di- Said District, failure. difficulty of a person in reporting correctly | vorce. & conversation heard and how much more| Mrs.8. A. Richardson, aunt of the preceding difficult it was for several persons to | witness, was called, and she told of the discus- repeat correctly tie same thing heard | sion about the Schneider trial and of the bad by them. It was the great stream | language used by Ryan. Sat ae yer plat. of eaid District. As15 Oregon avenue. Termt 2" One-third cash. residue in two “ srerrs' at one and two years, reapectivey, Ore [)UXCANSON BROS., Auctionsers, MR WOLCOTT § SPEECH. At balf-past 12 Mr. Morgan called up his sil- ‘ver resolutions and yielded the floor to Mr. Wol- - ‘ y i = by the notes of the pur it and Dat eott, who proceeded to address the Senate. of evidence which should guide the jury in| “He thought that Schneider had done right,” 7 Fi z = secured at _parh ‘They might as well, he said, face the truth on | Teaching their conclusion. Tt was the only safe | she said, “but 1 thought he was an infamous AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Shhrurcuasers Depaatt of #20 ure ‘ilstvey: PEREMUTORY SALE OF THEEE-STORY BRICI The bill had been put to way to reach a verdict. Ho said there were | scoundrel.” = : $s 2 ke, at purchaser's cost if te i NO Lady PIEMCE TEACH Rae eer Jeet oe of Representatives and| AT THE DOOR; & PARLEY FOR ADuIs6ION. [Gissrepancies in the testimony of the witnemes | The "defendant, who eaid he was a patent | — Soar AER NODNS moe sro ase comnts tee ee, eee | Qasr Or TWSeEntS Stmeer heats. not be resuscitated. Bist of January. No one more regretted Amie | for both the government and. the defense, bat | medicine many denied Wat he had threstencd | WW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & C0., auctoasem. | \\/EEKS & C0.. ancuomers EiDAy AFTER¥OOK. aren. EDoETE, ‘Nobody had expected the measure to become | Schneider's death than did the defendant, and | they were trivial, and such trivial discrepan- | his wife's lite. ani (037 Louis “) Rat HALE PAst FOUR OULOCK we ea eae NTS AT AUCTION. SDAY, APRIL | SIXTH. AT FOUR Jaw during this administration, because the | no one more regretted th: did the defendant | cies did not break the current of the mainfacts| He claimed that the trouble resulted from i 3 ee : SQUARE 204, chief executive last summer fore- | that « bullet had not onded his life before he | in the case. his opposition to Mrs. Richardson. QCHOCK BM. WE SHALL SELL AT OUR | ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- ow, Froatiue 1 cyth of i tect to 0 20-f. Risdowed bis veto, and those in his council | had been brought here charged with taking her ———————E In answer to Mr. Shillington’s question the| EASTER PLANTS, WOKS" ISLTEE AZATEAG | RELLRE: CAMPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTH | _ap4amae Bei Aes. a smal irainin nse her hike keasear op had openly proclaimed it since. Thefriends of | life. Buch trivial discrepancies, said Judge Wilson, | defendant answered, “I married her, I love HEE A KuOM, THURSDAY. APLIL | (PRUSTEE'S SALE, OF VALUABLE Atte 4 ed silver, however, had hoped that it would at ———— ae olit the | Ber and I'll stick to her.” yaa USELESS. TO. De | THEA ESTATE. BEING PRIM A dentratle bun tage sess: P were used by the government to discredit the |p. THE ASSORTMENT WE HAVE | “STREET NORTHWEST, WASH SC. | Terme.” Ometuina c Ieast score some advantage at this session. The court—That is hardly proper, Mr. | testimony of several witnesses for the defense, | ger fd ogee aed = = eoaee = THE ABOVE DAY, EVERX: | py virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | notesie bart percent iis = : , eiariay ae REE | BES aeoeniel Gf Marche | and tobesnured Uyaeer ort KERAAEINS SER SUUNERUERACEDON. Hoehling, The defendant made nosuchdeclara-| notably in the case of Col. Holbrook and Mr. | she told him that she wanted to get a divorce GROOM, CHAMBER, BALL | Dad's Sguity cause Re: 1sd0e. a winch ‘Theedots | cash ar he a The first great force opposed to the passage | tion. Manning. But they did not prove that the | and thut she would not have any other man in SERRE GIES , FURNITURE, HANDSOME | Sheckelsis complainant and Georre J. Goddard and | of sale. ¢ ef the silver bill, be said, was in this Congress) Mr, Hoebling replied that he had no desire | witnesses were lying. They merely showed | the world. mi ‘LS a3 Shy ote ‘ALSO pe TWEET DAY Oe AD wit. I otherw ‘yt a Or ALI oreo SEVERAL LOADS FOR AC: RALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... i front, of ‘the | fruitinuc — ae preuiises, offer tor sale at public auciiva the following S, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. eee See | N HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, | ,,2he wert twenty four, (20) tetas te saueee aaa (ao it had been for three years) the to donsthing improper and rapidly sketched | how | diferently diferent people, ear) | Air. shilington recalled Mrs, Rye odes 3 testimony relating to the marriage of the|the same thing. The testimony of Col. | answer to hie questions she anewerad “don't — — ev chaeee delendant, Bie life af the Hamlink resklence | Holbrock was then reed to the jury by Judge | love him ut all’ I have not the respect for him | Seeurrs deen , left unturned, no effort a uimems | and his expulsion from their house. He ridi- | Wilson,and what, he said, seemed discrepan- | that I have for a dog.” ou PRIDAR THE FIRST BAT OR ABRED Se ee eee eRe Tate thereof of jot numbered Bitten (15) 4m, squars um oe PP on cone nat, wot | culed the idea that any sane man would in one | cies in it were explained away. He did #0 to] ‘The defendant's father then gave testimony, | at SIX, O'CLOCK P. M.. ‘part of lot uumbered | POSITIVE SALE. OF HORSES, MARES AND | bered four hundred and nity cbree (453). in the city measure. | The national. convention Tig | moment assure the woman he desired to marry | show how easy it was to misrepresent one and | and in conclusion Mr. Shillington referred 70 | hfe, <®). 30 _-sauare’ nunsbeled’ site Kantred sae | own at. Marge brick dwelling house, fromtiny on I street, bene | —— fiver question was supposed to. be rather em-| tAt he would soon be free to do so and thie | in order to remove all doutis xs to what really | the affair ns a family jar or an April shower. | St festB,,(O0y- deectived an follows, "econ | , WH be sold atthe Bazaar TOMORROW (Thursday) | lange tick decile hioume, romans ca, taco beng | ericson thine thet would be better to | ReXt take the path which led to the gallows. | had been said and get down to the real facts in| Judge Miller thought it was more thaa’ an | from’ the seuthoset worse of Bikeen (TD) feet | MORNING. APRIL SEVENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, | toatwn two-st iS boncasant bona cn sheer eT a tee oeuer {0 | The rest of Mr. Hoehling’s address was de-| the case and its issues. April shower. He thought it remarkable that | thence west fifteen (15) ieets thence worth one us | ayivania, : Of ‘said lon, fronting on Essex court. Seated if possible, and 0° the miserable work | Yoted to a contrasting of the testimony offered | At this point, 12:15, a recess was taken until | tle Schneider trial should be upon. the defend: | 7a auLttttict (180) feet seven (7) inches: thence | ALSO ‘Terius of sale: One-third of the purchase price is to 4, east fiiteen (15) teet; ther outh hundred and | 11 head of horses snd mi t a ari be paid in cash, one-third thereof im one yeas and the DIST ASES z by the government with that offered by the | 1 o'clock. ant’s mind during the unpleasantuess. The de- | tuirty-s.x (130) feet soven 5) inches tothe basinains, | _-This stock was nipped here 7 aleve A Hos & | Sipoccoestuce seco Moet Sreme Seo ond, of eal or Acute of Cl —* = out, the party | defense. He particularly emphasized the fact awe wiome fendant was required to give bond in the sum | ‘proved by a frame buikding. | 1 instant- | O92 % Baltimore, and Ai be sol without reserve. | Tayments, if any, to bear interest at 6 per cent per “ Detve toy al OF comm ices had been parceled out, the party | that the deceased did not in her dying is | Of $200 or go to jail for t Ei ageless 8. BENSINGEK, Anctioneer._ | {hhuim irom the day of sue until paid, and to be se- posi"iveiy restored ina tew weene lash bad been cracked and wavering members | declaration deny at her brother had| Tb@ fact that Judge Wilson had begun his Go to jail for twenty days. ee ioe p pal perc See ioe EALTH DEPARTMENT, APRIL 6, _1s02, | cured by the notes of the purchaser with a deed of |b) the ® nd had been gained. The work had apparently inti i Pours the | argum: nt had the effect of crowding the court ie Clann Interest, aud secured by a deed ‘of trust opon the | EA. There will be sod at the poll, corner “23d and | trust executed by Llin Upon said real estate. “Said real | {icito-thersl~ Been “edfectively done, “and ot there was | fog PMtOL, He also. emphi nae saaly | seas ation Teeeld wire desents ade eh cay see stent Ole en Property. $i0down at tins of sale Conveyances at | New York ave. oo THULSDAN, AURIL SEVENTH, | state will Unsaid irewot taxes ty the day of see. A | Datuint always 8 tomorrow. jobody = was| omitted to ask Min Jennie “Hamlink y Vv. a, who was injured by being | Cont of purchase. Cs acat tratee, |e Oe OOLOCe F Jo cow taken up | the time of sale. Examination of title, conveyancing | gi", etm {8 Positively the only advertising deceived. But it would havo been | this auestion: “Did your brother haves prstol struck by a cable car on December 28 last, bas, | mn23-d&de NTS La avenue mw. | frou the northwestern section of county. fend recording Wii be st the purchaser’ reats these troubles on reccguized scieutife ated cure s fe ormined thaw MetSCi"E | at the time of the shooting?” He claimed that by Messrs. Cook and Sutherland, fled s suit! gyre anove saLEJp postroxen ow ac. | ate he SAMUEL. LINDE COLE & COLE, Solicitors. SVAMICOCELE, STRICTORE, Kia nt to have permitted the tro houses of | the testimony showed beyond all question that against the Washington and Georgetown Rail- | count of the rain uatil WEDNESDAY. APHIL SIXTH, | — street ailments, ulcer, ble Nag Ay tf re, blood poisins, sore thfost sud the defendant did not run down 17th street, road Company for $20,000damages. He charges | 8, hour and place. RRATCHEFE, DARK & mouth, pains in bo a, hotshes and. red clination on » measure of national importance. | 11 that he ran throw ap2-deds By onder of the trustee. spots 0 igh the alley in which the ; Sees 3 of painful sweilince He referred to the amazing change of front by | pistol was found. Mr. Hochling dwelt at great that at the time named one of the cars was |] ,rcLisFE, DAMN & GU.~ auctioneers eT OA TCTION cabs eee frequent ® great section of the democratic party | jength upon the fact that before the defendant going north on 7th between M and N, and he R . CATALOGUE OF . aud’ all other on the silver question and to the differ-| was locked up in the cell on the night of the TRUSTEES’ SALE OF was there for ti VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TWENTIETH | 4SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF ence between ‘the leaders as to what | “'* 0 for the Purpote of entering another | a ELE WEES a STREETS FINE STEELS AGHAN AND. should be the campaign slogan, and said that gar to be curried south, when, on account of | SURGE BETWHES, MAND N SEUEE! everything was taken from him e the want of care by defendants’ agents, he was| — S10KY BRICK HOUSE, NUMBER 1243 TW cept $6.25 and a letter, claiming that the holes PROPERTY, PRONT! EAST SiDY OF, Fo 4 a BEI WEEN V each political party had become, in reference | in” Gercndant’s clothes could “not, therefore, struck by the north-bound ear, knocked down, TIETH STRELT. % VINGS ARE MANY VALU- STREET BY A DEPT to the silver question, what Disraeli had once | jive been made by him in the cell. bruised. cut and hurt in head, spine, shoulder, |_ on wepNespay nF GNOnX. APRIL am. CLAMLY Tera Korine | , Default having been mi charged the tory party as being, “an organized |“ Without concluding his remarks Mr. Hoeb- cranes within the rate ot 1 Bypocrisy.” But, unless all signs failed, each elbow, &c. He is, he claims, greatly disquali- | 182, at HAL! -PAST FOUR O'CLUCK, we will offer ENCE OF M. SURGERY created : _ - fied for clerical, manual or . for sale in front of the premises of experience end aaire side would be anxious before long to unload = ——————— mene oemere —_— THE NOUTH FART OF LOT 12, vet my btienty. Privat J asoured. “Hours, to =, Jey ang ronn hee by moa a aad Today's Proceedings. A Church Trouble in the Police Court. _| Fronting 16 feet on 20th st. by « depth of 74 feet toan | hew treatise, “dl uiibnemery oa ~fnsvee boeneorar ns A throng as great as that of yesterday There is a division in the Oregon Avenue | “4'3is is very veluable property and should command | A-2i- Y. H DAY. nee TO NOMINATE HARRISON. crowded the court room this morning when Colored Baptist Church and the trouble waa ven. | the attention ofeayitarcts anu sane. EXHIBITION TUESDAY. APRIL 5. +a I ahah he deat 2 "Terms of sale: Half cash, the balance in one and two || Amons the piecesof historical interest will Le found— | $i" ‘hronic affectic it was apparent party in power | the trial of Howard J. Schneider was begun, - tilated in the Police Court today before Judge | years, 6 per cent per annuin, payab.e semiannually, ‘The peciaration o: Independence, by Trumbull; desianated as lot thirty _eurht 48) of “Michar would (with negative unanimity) renominate | but with few exceptions those who composed it FANS IN DEMAND. Kimball. Deacon Matthew Cherry was com- | secnted Qi deedjot trust om the proverty soid.or all | imshat MacMahon ame bert s subdivision of certain lots in equ: Fe eight hun “the present magnetic executive” (into this| were the same atom former dave, Whe de. | Viows time during the trial. Tt was red and twenty-three (R23), am said sui divinion is re- L MANSAGK TREATMENT CAN plainant in the case and Preacher Robinson | 8200 required at the time of sale. Ifthe terms of sale | Lerry's Victory corded in the office of the ‘surveyor of the District b Lhe best of medica, references, by ad te tm: arenore ie ne Bu Hill; foreoald, * expression Mr. Wolcott threw s most con-| fendent appeared to be in unusually good | Pk pee ae metett, S04 | and Members Daniel McEnter, Squire Loo and | Sif. ac puied win i Aiteen days from the day of | Battie Bunker Hill; See et ee on ee me J ale right 18 reserved to reseli the property at the ttle Autietan i land, and. premises “will be wold sutject to 913.9 st. ww temptuous emphasis—which attracted much | itt, and paid the closest attengion te Mr. | larger numbez of members of the er after five hi s ect to 0 13 MD stm. attention); not because—he added—he was the bar than on any previous @easior. Although | J°8ePh Yorris were the defendants. Disturb- | and cost of the defaulting pure isk , Advertisement of stct resale ito per pub choice of any considerable body of hisparty, but | Heebling’s remarks. Before the court was | Judge Wilson intimated that he would not oc- | #8. teligious mecting was the charge. laled in Washington, D.C. All_ conveyancing ‘and poor decd vt Sra’ securing be, Feryetual building Because tinge the letter of retirement cf the | QPeved he swore to another affidavit, which | cupy all of his time, it is thought the cave will |. Deacon Cherry had charge of the Bible clase | recordin st the gostot ore purchases: Association. » debt amounting to about six hundred doilars, which deed of trust is dated April 1, 1NvL, and recorded in Liber 1577, folio 131 et seq., of said land a cases of dyspepsia. A specific for brain aud ware Great Seoretary ho Deld bis party bound by |7"On‘tne opening of the couriand before the | “heat wees before Friday morning. | minister and the others broke up tis clase | eee ee Oe tect | Winton Panel a "Ter of mle: Alleash, exept the amount scare | PLAS, ii ana Se ae sitter i man ening o ilson resumed hit . ington’ y Into S , ; Nga a! me Fneee od fe = erates ante te Te eens noe Of | jury entered Judge Wilson submitted a motion, | cess be stating te the jure that after ke hei |, Cherry and one of the defendants claimed THIS EV Battie New Urleaus: the parcnssce. Ail convepencing’ aad mecording ok P Thick lva ended test ter Shee: Gintcies cetecne Hossa : the secretaryship of the congregation, and it Clay Addressing Senate: Purchaser's cost. Terme of sale t0 be complica with L. been found willing to stand. ase Gaaat o aaah caaiemee aetee oe [ae d he would bare no opportunity of Te- | was etated that Cherry had the funds and the | WWALTEE ® WILLIAMS & CO., Feit Webster Aaiiressiny Senate, iti Riteen dap trou the day of wale, otias wins the |ADIFS, - | plying to wha! istrict attorney would say co trustees reserve the right to sell at the cost and risk of | Dr. CARLETON ai CLEVELAND TO OPPOSE HIM. tents be kept from the newspapers. The court, |to them. Therefore he wished them to see | Church books. — Independence Hall, 1776; the defauitinz purchaser, 3 -ot tf yh hE Because of the blow that had struck silver | after promptly overraling the motion, said that | after the district attorney had finished | ,, Ech tide claimed to be entitled to posses- ANNUAL SPRING SALE nee BENJAMIN T. LEIGHTON, Trustes, | thir iat terente served by sousurting hen Bt oe sad aside, it seemed equally manifest that the | it ¥8* 4 part of the record of @ public trial and | whether or not the case of the defense had been | #i0n. and the case not being an ejectmentsuit the Gen; Grant. Gen. Sherman, Fresident Lincoln, Gen. | mh30-dkis Offices, 482 Loulsians ave. m.w. yee oY UY democratic party would present its apostle of | {Bet be bad no means, if he desired, to with- | fully and fairly answered. Whatever the clos- | J4dge could not give jadgment for possession. By order of the KOE ee Gens. McClelai, W- MH Harrison, “Sout, | ne ee ae Leuinian an wes * 2) ch flages0 chic ka uacies hold it from the newspapers. ing argument of the government might micaes was dian ieeed: TAUNTON SILVER PLATR ay. Webster, Uren, Arti es eegeee. | HP he NONSULT THE ONLY CROSCOPIAN | FUNGI tariff reform. whose ny thom ay am ANOTHER MOTION AS TO ANOTHER JUROR. be, he hoped would not ‘reeinont, Benjamin West and y others; the | VERY VALUABLE “THREE - STORY BRICK | woo bat sw inccance “sgt Sve £4 public ofics “un tobe consecrated 1°) The motion submitted by Judge Wilson was | De characterized by sane | denun- Betts Eure mictures for teary. parlor ordsawing tocar" | PROVEMENTS” WHT SIDE LOL. SO. ‘aa: | brim, ,comalipation, “subs, serufula, “theumatian, Saws one tary allusions to Mr. Har-| in the same form as the one submitted by him | Ciation of the defendant which characterized New Your—Tue Bocarxonam Horer, | 81CH AXD ELEGANT SILVER-PLATED CATALOGUES NOW. “READY = TWENTY-FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, fever aud fever soren diseases of the wenital oreene rison and Mr. Cleveland cad the highly fiatter- | yesterday in ref to Juror Lewis. The | *e government's opening address. He then WARE, FRENCH CLOCKS IN MARBLE mb30-dkde _KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts. | 4, paipay arin MoCE Nery, Srimuge froin carly Tniliscretion or exceen dropay sud aa » te ie Milos ue ie} +4 r- | y y in reference furor ¢ | referred to the recent marringe of the defend- For Permanent and Transient Guests. AND ONYX CASES, BRONZES, TEA WEES &C0., Auctioneers, HALE,PAST FOUR OrcLock, Se aes Taealt | Silmervous diseases, dive snes of the skin, ®c.mi7-lan* ing tome of his eadience that Mr. Wolecct | One, Submitted this morning referred to Juror | ant and the dead girl, saying that like all SETS, EPERGNES, TUREENS, PUDDING 657 Louisiana ave.. an front of the premises Kk BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT cevs on some . Woleott| Wm. E. Hayes, who resides at Giesboro' Point. | other mmc occurrences it wan an un- oe DISHES, CAKE BASKETS, NUT BOWLS Opp. City Post Ofcs. PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 20 the city De, BLOM MEO could desired. The motion was based on the affidavit of one | fortunate thing and brought the trouble whic! BUCKINGHAM HOTEL. AND ALL KINDS OF SILVER WARE TO! ODS. C 2 ars ce. mb Smiles of approval. plessureand assent fitted | Geo. ‘W. Lanham, residing at Giesboro’ Point, | most secret. marriages did bring. ‘They were = MADE FOR TABLE USE. THURSDAY AVAIL SEVENTE FER A. M., for PRGY a DE > RESTORED BY UsiNG & BOTSTE over gountenances of Senators, but no | and asked that the trial of the case be arrested | wrong, they always had been wrong, but (Buropean Plan)—Fijth Avenue, New York. z account of the following partics: Improved gi SE et other sign was given and he went on with his|and the jury be discharged for the reason | unfortunately few. learned by the’ sad Boia ES ed hae Doo ; wilt eae aa RY case of nervous debility, W6B st speech. that, aceording to the affidavit of said|experiences of others. Col Hamtink TABLE CUTLERY, Mrs. Bryant, This y In situated in one of the beat sections THE HOUSE Lanham, Juror Hayes said. in @ conver-| undoubtedly was angry | and indignant ‘This deservedly popular house, situate inthe most poennionts GB Brest of the nocth weet, Using hear the avenue calle cargand | J)M, HOMERTSON: O16 E ST. XW BETWEEN ges te Sacion wit nham on a Sunday after the | when, on the night of the 24th of October last, | fashionabi wentent and healthy locali room, B. F. Boswel 6G street herdics, making it very desirable for s ‘ani ‘Oldest rriiable apecialiet (recu- Pm 7: F shooting, some time in February, that the de- | he learned of the secret inarriage. It waa t0 | creer gore ns vente Weeltys SH) GopNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE. X.W., | _Couistit of Tranks, 6 bores, alts unaeen.ap6-2t | hxive Oran inveguvent, 1a) "ey nv nue ce | iargtaduate), with thirty Sea easericnay tm bosPital p yor —s hsas we id a fendant “Was a — of s ——,” and that “he | be expected, and no one blamed him for being | ™“™ifcent dining rooms, unsurpassed cuisine, ele- TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH, JDUSCANSON BROS... auctioneers, : £300 required at the time of sale. | Cury or causix) io al acute and chronic diseases of Pm mies bes pollo=ew ples py a] Rell be go ought, 0 be bung | angry and indignant, ant pubiie and private sitting rooms. very modern | ya ee ee ee male a eigumnatetsl | eg eo SO Se tences sac- yhow. = % ELEVE! LOC! x CUTRIX 5. OF NEARLY Gets: i sie, eta ea a Reeaes of renee, mew ence eat | ences farce eat steers Lenton | Zoter Wika hen, Atstoered Ur taslimony | Poa ee eee |__| MALEEART aunt CcoLoar Px, PREGA, rol ARE SRST Fd Pe er 7 to serve as juror t alt! ch bad da en discuss e testimon; ie waited ‘pal InETO All con- | can be consui every et bo cinesspraa abet > and tiked Af the shooting $2 hed oaitee: | touching the fncidenteot the interview |, ZaritSingle rooms, from ¢1t0 #2 or day—doubie| 524 wi continue daly at sane houra until the entire |, O8 THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL SEVENTH. | woensieg ecurtinea ther te punteacer” | TOs i°s: inom Teoh we Al Aman After the transaction of some miscellaneous | formed nor expressed an opinion as to the | the defendant andCol, Hemlivk aod hie faring | P4 Toms, with bath attached, 82 to QOperday. | to edimetee” fetta ae eee NOM RTOLIFFE, DAMM & 00, scant omtaraniametecmdi ec? o e defendant and Col. Hamlink and his family. . . ront of the premit ¥ ry Dusiness Mr. McMillin moved that the House | guilt or innocence of the defendant.} a : - LOT I9, SQUARE 307, mb30-dhde ‘Auctioncers, ESE : . é ‘ol. Hamlink admitted, said Judge Wilson, | Magnificent suites, parlor, large airy bed room, with WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Fron! a a : — Auctio ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MESH. CAMERON, 0 into committee on the free wool bill Pend- ‘MR. HORHLING RESUMES HIS ARGUMENT. Stet Gower nugey tists was excited aad cnt St TS ee ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers IP 1520 G st. n.w., a eraduate. Paoe CF dwelling, ‘containing eight Washington: Ladies 6 tol; Geaticnmn trom S00, Routnand tat, woders contenieices; conveniently | TUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL retare, | Wine. FUTURE DAYS. Terms: 42,000 cach ;talance tn one, two end thres FIRST BETWEEN C AND DSTREETS NORTH- B, LOLS. Sv NINTH ST, PHILADELPAL ao AST. : ents sear’ experitiice. | Bend ATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO., Auctioneers, md se'bg eoceced es dind of See os ae Under sind by virtug of certain deed of trust bear- | (sealed) contains Tull particulsrs for HoMe COME 120 Pa. ave. nw. ot oeallcash, vat ption of purchaser, kde | 1H Osis 21, IMT "and recorded in Liber | free of charse. hore ¥te 3% a, it of $200 required at time of sale. Conveyancing, + 4" ry TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED oon nrg SS the ri Sh VOID YEAR OF EKING BY REAL ESTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVi. | S¢zj at Purchaser's cost. ‘Lerms of saleto be complied | Satured Seer ee ea oe | A ine Dec. Thee orth 4th wt. ap2-20t Auctioneers. | story-and-basewent ing that, he moved that all debate on the first " ; y. bath and dressing room attached, $6 and upward per section be limited to one hour and a quarter. ‘Mr. Hoebling resumed his address by im- | he called the defendant a scoundrel. and was it . pressing upon the minds of the jury that the | Bot fair to presume after such admission that | ay. sccordingto size and location. ee ee eaescumion between | Gefendant could not have held hie wife by the | f any shooting wns threatened it was done WETHERBEE & FULLER, by Col Hamlink or by bis son Frank. Dur- suggested that three-quarters of an hour be ing that int-rview the defendant promised | mb21-,m,wi3t Proprietors Given to each side. to produce the marriage certificate. Leaving coal kiaiataman sane aa the Hamlink house to get it the defend ¢ in 15 daye, otherwise right reserved to resell at the }. On A 4 = i ant was. followed out on the st NUR NORTH! AST. BEL sk ande rot wo Fonellatthe | XPRIL. 160s, af BALE: FOF | The ony German-Amencen specialist eee ee Cee SR ee rank Hatnli a by. Col. ‘Hamtioe | Have I Ever Decerven Y. AND Yo, GOOD UBFORTUSIAY OF FERED | POS ADAcot of decsulune purchaser, after Sdayw ad | SUNIL ISS, of HALE PASE BOUR O'CLOCK FM. i checte uf indiscretions not sufficient, but be was so anxious to proceed z ak oe by Oe Dak. Eid TO BUY A FINE HOUSE AT A LO! La pan wepeper PUb- | the following described ‘ituste “in ‘the | botieexes. “Send ior twok “Truth,” exposing quscke > “ bp ‘Two witnesses for the government heard| have been before you, through The Star. AND ON EASY TERMS IN A GUOD NEIGH. erring Fe city of Wi insaid District, to wit and their ““Home Cure” swindle, &¢. oS with the bill that he would acquiesce. So yes- "I every day 3 ‘ ~ SAKAH R. KDE FORD, acq' . x the defendant say, “You know me, Frank, you | fortwo years. I have strenuously avoided ying | BOKHOOD AND WIiH LARGE YAKDS BOTH | ape Executrix of John T. De Ford, dec'a. Ail of original lot ten (20), except the south two (2) terday's battle was over, and the House went ae eee ener ne there was no threat | anything calculated to mlalead the most contdine | py virtue gt & dood in trust dated the Intiiay of | J ATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO., auctioneers. | Si 47 auetul! depen, of suit ion square No. Gua. DENTISTRY. into compittee of the whole, Mr. Blount of in those words. They were merely an assur- | reader. Ibave endeavored to inpreas upon all who | OnStar a Th fae dad reed a eee eis | RR fulbinigs twenty-two C22) in A Pobler's eubdivinion of part of “ti 8 Georgia in the chair. ance to Frank Hamlink that the defendant | read my advertisements that whatever statement I | 170, the uodersicned trustees will offer for sale at pub- | TRUSTEES’ BALE OF ERY DESIRABLE IM- | said square. ¢ em MONDAY, | PROVED PROPERTIES, BEING “NO- ‘sa ‘The pending amendment was that offered by TEENTH Dav OF AriLL. A.D. 1802) ASD NO. ai’ could be depended upon to produce the desired | make is a sacred pledie to the people. I don't profess | He suction, $0, front of, - ~ WN AVEN iO. 61 ‘SIXTH | made for brewery Mr. Burrows striking from the first section the marriage certificate. to give you something yor nothing. I don’t seli one iy Sinner sot‘Hw, Z Tr fraine dwell MODERATE s e ching. t HALF-PAST FOUL r. M., SIKEET SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTO iner ‘and " word “wools.” Though this amendment was a Judge Wilson then referred to the scene at| article telow cost and beat you on another. 1 don't | “SUB LOTS 68 AND 10. IN SQUARE 723, Under and by virtue of a decree passed ‘Terms or wale: U1 of tho pancheso wongy fe PRIC Vital one, little interest wus taken in the vote, the Hamlink residence the morning after the | varnish over Coubttul statements, but give thesacts AEE he ; Une-tuird ES. 1892, in equity cause Kona cash; balance in two equal installments at one audtwo | The jeading dental organization of America with ' prove ¥ x { the Supreme roars, serured ~ © | om the Principal cities All members are erad- aad it was rejected on a division, 2813. defendant was locked out. When the | im every instance. Boat art inched collar bag indure totes, Sith ola | Columtis, wherein Mitkas Be Date ie cost | Desete ede ae Fe, SeomNROET oven. o€ ike PUG: | Gated. specialists. See ‘advertiscmment ta abeiber ial aici met-anale ames uate: defendant asked for Frank _ Hamlink NOW READ: tne bells’ and. all ‘modern conveulences. iach house | abd Thoulas M, Cassell etal. are defendante, the under= Thaser's: “alco: ‘and api every momber of the Hamlink family went to the door. From that door| *!x-ft. Extension Table, oak, $3.98. the defendant ran. It is said by the govern-| #i%-lt. Extension Table, cluster lex, 8. .d subject toa deed of crust tor $3,400, ‘Sened will offer for sale to the bichest bidder Ue ln threogears irom Octouer Se 1801, wich saterat | TUESDAY, THE FIRTH DAY OF APRIT oA Be ate ber bent per aunuin, interest payable somiannur | 18. at MALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PF” M aly: iront of the premises, No. 1745 Johnson avenue ‘Mr. Otis (Kan.) moved to strike out the first section. The bill in its first section insulted HN.W., OPPOSITE SAKS specialty. Beautifal and artistio the wool grower and in the second section pro- = Reterhane anounie ment that he threatened to shoot on that ocea-| Feather Fillow (not chicken), ¥6e. ‘Terms of sale as follows: following rea: property. to wit: Al! that piece or Joc. : full wet of teeth, #4; very rs . he ti eden Soe s 7" premises iying and. being in the posed to rob his pockets. wrist and shot her. as testified to by the wit-| tio. But it is not the man who threatens to| Jerecwite Carpet, 1138 to 20 Washiuston,’ Disurict of Columbia, known and All work sruareptesd The farmers would uot consent to place wool | nesses for the government. Had be d shoot who runs. And if the jury have any| ysits Boay Brussels, 0Se- on the free list and at the same time to place a| her cont would have been burned by the fire | 2oUbt on that point they cannot convict the | bear wire Gore #1 om tariff on woolen manufactures. from the pistol. Yet there was not even a| defendant. All-wool Art Squares, 3x3, $5.95: 313%, 67.86, &e. tincuished as jot 5, 44 of square No. 207. fronts 2U teet on Johnson avenue by 134 in depth, together with the improvements, consist Ente bear interest at Oper wut, oralleeshcat ths | of atwostory” brick residence with aoue-sfory back beat teeth. . ‘peer ally Fefuuaes on, Operation proving unsatisfactory. cuabaet VED. ESTATE | J). STAKE PAR-ONS, Tk HE HOWARD CRIVEUBITY SCbOE | D) ‘Sc. corner wth and Este. n.w., Nigro. BEING NOB. gy AND oe THUMB LE Dentistry malttta branches. Mr. Alexander (N.C.) spoke in favor of a| scorch on her coat. The pistol found in the alley ‘THE CULPEPER LETTER. Bé-piece Fancy Tea Set, 62.08 ititta coven! days trots day of saleor property fete | THE SEVENTH DAY OF ATEIL at HALE bead ag and pooner verion ol tho mavern] Sesth OGpestally. <d amendment “imposing a duty of 90 | could not have been placed there by any other | The Culpeper letter was next referred to. On Toilet Sets, 61.08 to $10. Malhutonenlcutcltewtan poke FOUR UCLOCK P.M. they wil oie forsale ‘aer = ss vast # Per cent on impor Is. rson than the defendant. That pistol had | that letter, claimed Judge Wilson, the govern-| 1x Tumbiers, 15c. ‘Houses open for inspection. aid decree in front of the premises, ‘No. G13 SET STA ANDO EST Mr. Henderson (IiL) was anwiiling that the | been shown to bave belonged to the defendant, | ment based the motive of the defendant, No| Kaltes. Forks, Spoons, Kitchen Ware, &e. SuANT dintene ee Sassre No tO, Sand tor tners th feet Seeks ca Sees Tes, 100s 14th st. uw. Pull sete @20 and @1de jucer of wool should not share in the bene- | and the government's expert, Dr. Schaeffer, we tntvees Tt se dae tee ee bolton, te of protection If wool was made free he | hed sworn that there ‘were indications in thai | 88, ™0re topped Garrone career bende peel cheered ea Tt Tiling that woolen goods should be ad- | pistol when he exumined it, two weeks after the | "ft" tould never have beon written. It eee mitted free, but he doubted whether the gov- | shooting,of combustion, which indications could iad oo 20 and Old ood as new. Open day. Siete ana ell 2p. mm All its branches. ‘ale oth st. mw. Square No. 407. Said lot faces 18 feet 2 inches on Stach, JOHN 8. SHORMSTEDT,” ¢ Trustees, | Street by a depth of OU fect 3 inches. and linproved: by wr F st. bw. Storee-story dwelling, in and District of Columbia. ([HOMAB DOWLING & BON, Auctioneers. gy Tg a A 5 i ‘RASTY'S ty tw jual .nstallmne ol a ears 3 ernment could afford to have free trade on | not have been over two weeks old. Mr. Hochling | *@usive love letter which the defendant had no _ HEB st mw. | frearirom day. of sale at the wateor Sines cette these articles. claimed that the defence’ had clearly ah S| right to send. But such ietters had been Double Stores ‘TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VEWY VALUABLE BUILp- | 822m. Payab.e semi-snnuaily, to be secured by the pects! ‘The debate was further participated in by | th: found treet wee Frank | Written by men in every walk of life, by ING LOT OX SHE NORTH SIDE OF N STREET | Prowlseory notes of the purchaser and deed of trust on CROWN AND BRIDGE WOKK OR TEETH WITB- essay, ¥ | that the pistol found in the street was Frank | ministers of God, by members of the bar and NORTHWESY BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND | SW? Proberty, or aii cash, at the purchaser's option. & . Mr. Lind (Minn), Mr. Johnson (N. D.), Mr. | Hamlink's. Mr. Thomas identified it as one | ™ if lenge se rs peated dh FIGHTEENTH STREETS AT AUCTION. ‘Acpomit of S00 wil! be required ‘of the ‘puichaser at ‘OUT PLATES. Babbitt (Wis. ) and others. which he had taken out of the pistol case in | DY me Of every other degree. And such On WEDNESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, 11 the time of sale. All couveyancing and recording at Teeth that have decayed and broken away be Mr. Dingley (Me.) said that the bili did not | Frank Hamlink’s room. Jennie Hamlink saw | Wro"@® , bad | been done by women, | _ Kothing on See ee Zeduce the duts on any woolen goods used by | such a one, a Merwin & Hulbert, there. ‘That | $07 = R..- me Stn “Wilson then ae Se Meets cteept 0 far as “it came from |is, in the bureau of her brother. New. | {or the defendant's, net dudge Wilson then the sbolition of duty on wool. The. farmers’ | man Hamlink had sworn that it looked like | 84 portions of the letter, claimin ‘the de- ‘wool was placed on ‘the free list. The farmer, | one his brother Frank had. It wae agreed g Be notcome ‘crowue ied with within ten daye trom (line of sale the ren. Promleen, re will weil gt public auctiou, vart at Tot Exp rsnscre toe eis soveoul the ertonay or eet strost oy & depth of about 100 feet toa wide alley, con- | “4 cost of the detauitine purchaser. 365 feet. 6 Sth st. mw. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two ANDREW A. COMB, | Trustees, with interest irom date: secured bya deed of | Over Merts’saner store ‘and ‘ou the property: or aij cash, at ti ne Fg ong Se So iD sCHALE-PAST FOUR OCLUCK PA. in front of tho | Se out of Durchaeer. AF the tera of sale be 3. N ( that the pistol found in the street ‘was warm, |eudant's part to obtains legal separation option of Signed to free trade. The manufacturer of | claimed Mr. Hoebling, but the district attorney | 0m bis wife. Clagett’ BBL Pe eo eee en ee oe = masses were pte Le nel feomesi yn og hg tote bat Manning ae bth ep pee? et a ceed “s6-akds wars FUTURE DAYs. wen an average | agreed as to that ir. Hoebling sai tif ¥ 5 Protective duty of 39 per cent. the defendant had two pistols he could ‘not helper cg Olea Sieger perp PRE A ta oes = oan RATCLIFFE. DARE & CO., AUCTIONEEES. Pe AMENDMENTS . we them both , too. — ‘RUSTEES’ SALE ALUABLE IMPROVED Lor ‘TREET We kept pace ah iccesesieamain cious ao the re-| defence, said Mr. Seciiang, bul aokemtal bor — eS ce ee 4 E x a AA E THUEAL ESTATE O45 1' NEAR MINTED SERED VEREINELS TWENTE MRS ROD Te Plente of the vane Parlors Pablicans to the first section of the wool bill | 1#¢,,"hsreabouts of both the defendant's | “SO4,¢ Wilson then proceeded to finish the Boo i aa By Sates cfs dood of trust date’ Aven 4, 101 BECOND BT AUCTION oad shulltul and artistic brother Frang and Marion Appleby that eve E and duly recorded in Liber ‘No. OUT, folie 2 DAY AFTERNOON, A Ey 7 Of work will be were voted down and the co: ‘ppleby ‘R-! letter. When the defendant referred to Miss . ; a 138 et seq., | On TUES! TERNOON. APRIL/TWELFTH, | District of Coluubia, im equity cause No. mmittee proceeded | ing, and in doing that they had shown that no | letter, When, the defendant referred to Miss A > gig ofthe land eecorys, of the, District of Colwaubia: | 160%, at HALE-PABT FOUR OCLOGK, we wil odes | 1210" whereta Mary ‘wir. are com- | Si'Gperations ‘With the second section. one but the defendant could have put the ee re "RE [sas Dobie anton it ir Diainents wpi-Emins Gross et al are detendante, the ee ey. TUESDAY, NETEE! Tubber ned Gsiinsttitin, PiThe government had attempted to show that ee -. ae = | Bits the following cescribed real “whe 3m The the defendant did not pass through that alley, | His honor, rapping loudly on his desk—“‘One - Le city. Dnatrict, to wit: Peeper Senate in executive session has confirmed | because it was muddy and his shoes were cleat | moment, Judge Wilson—I want to caution the 41 7TH 8T., COR D. satel passer the following nominations: U.S. marshals—a. | when he reached tbe station howe, but Str enter wily ciatpagpetag isan ors a ae pe om Sails gacepe Du ”. Colesberry, eastern district of Pennsylvania; | Hoebling claimed government's own | "ore ens Seer P. B Hunt, northern district of Texas. Judges | ¢xP¢tt witness, Weather Observer Has, had | rispilities, 1 havedone fo time and time Again, | | Ourprice list demonstrates that it ridicalousto pay | peid'st ine sald orali cash. at the option ct the — a a own that the mud in the alley was frozen. ~ ws exorbitant dental fees in any city’ ‘we have un | with interest ‘of $200 required at the time on ‘street forty- (45), tect eleven | PPENTAL of probate in Uth—Geo. W. Bartch, county of | Therefore the defendant could not heverrerinn | are some people who come here merely to | ofice. Bualiy.) to be fermi of tale are ‘Dot complied with in {Hip tachea, Maemee wena matty cue ol) feet seven (7) | LD) ay Salt, Lake: EB. Kirk. county of Bos Eider. | mud on his shoes gratity their idle curiosity. But I intend,” | And vet wo would nt have sou suppose we docheap | ff, tase 22 re from the Gay of sale. Tieht reserved to ‘Behn, tienes shrfosty Oyen) tert sare Zest ot materiaia. it, E. A. Haight. Col- cou: very earnestly, Work because we work cheaply. On the contrary, our | cordins’ ‘days’ aavertisenci e mouth piace linsville; Florida, A. D. Hardman, Leesburg, Sides ee ce pfoper decorum shall! be observed here. | services are rasranteed atlas in every respect and ited with Sourpaper published. in Westtoetnc: = praetor wth pT of way fon toe Fa Georgia, A. F. Holt, Valdosta; Maine, N. F.| Taking up the disputed question as to| From now on I shall particularly note who | our material the best that money can Uuy. We adopt | fe-srve. Tuht mi poss Stand vanes followin Roberts, Dexter: Massachusetts. E. A. Goddard, | Whether or not Mrs. Schneider and her daugh- | tramsgress, and on the next occasion I shall di- | these prices partly becanse the magnitude of our bual- Festct ont yes: Orange: Michigan, W. P. Skinner. Cedar | ters had gone up to the body, Mr. Hoebling | fect the ‘bailiff to take the offender, man of | ness sives us advantages in purchasing stock. &c.,and ae Springs; Missouri, M. J. Benson, Excelsior | claimed that Jennie Hamlink. Jolia Donovan | ¥°man, out of court.” Dartly because we are moderate i our desires and satio- four (34) New York, Pembroke Pierce, Homer; | and Walter Reed had sworn that they did not ‘THR PRAYERS GRAxTED TEE DEFENSE. fied with the District of Columbia while most dentists Senile ava LB Ovid: CT. Andrews, Seucea Falls: | go out to the body, that ¥ ‘want the carth. In other words, our offloes ere con- \Orinchess Obio, George Russell, Napoleon; C. P. Wash-| Hamlink had gone out mches to’ bara, Delphos; Ivania, A. N. Black. Har-| Hamlink swore "she ‘went 2 eae risbarg; D. Le Wi MeDonald: J. H. | If they did not see Mrs. Hamlink go out to it, is tease Geary, Catawiera; J. C. ‘MeKean. Charleroi; | it not fair to an sin Texas, BJ. Eagle Pass; Wisconsin, | Mra. Sebneider a G. C. Hizbee, wer Dam. Second Lieut. | Mr. Hoel 5 Joba A. Lojeune, U.S marine corps, to be s| tion of Mra sineally tnd 6 ne. A Fe Ae Sroperey. ast Sop Rasororiox Arraoven.—The President has | forclusion he told the joiat resolution construing article ‘the night Gf the agreement with the Citizen band of | did not Ses, Potiewatomie Oklahoms territory | bim that they end clasw bara been rendered