8 THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1897-12 PAGES. ————— oe moval by the district court: and no person | never been engrafted upon it by any : Sedetetetetetetetectrenternet arrest shall be eetestentestontontonten 4 3, S Tn Sta - mi: i = tage * c Jaly td pam s States court and a United States commis- | w. MOS . gS 4 ae $ : 2 sioner without the approval of the Attor-! 3 > SONS. - SS ney General: Pro led, That all acts and ! Re) 3 hee 2 $ : é 2 parts of acts applicable to commissioners + eae a is arkable Remnant Reductions-- i Question of Authority for Appoint-| of he civeus: cept ag ty appoints | Bitriet ‘gt Calum é F st. cor 1 s Vent S 4 sae ited States con ners appointed un- | that term is used + Facto = AT== : ment of U. 8. Commissioners. dem ANIS ace Warmantepor beet tor: 62 | peated deme + As ' 1 % = $ a lations of internal revenue laws may be is- | bY the Court in General = 1 rae seta 2 i —>—_—_ i upon | the judgment below s At 3 : pon | gm : z _ aoe z int of a United States | upon which it rested its ju e3 Aa er aa PE RRY’ S S|DISTRICT ATTORNEY DAVIS’ VIEWS ausactant Caited States | Never ttma 8 aces Shs & CoE Ru e | i : — + lesion of internai revenue, or revenue agent |“ vais se ae = BanERE : z G rea al e z $ or private citizen, but no such warrant of | Preme Court of the District of Columbia t S ]] + Z ° dw the swe ‘om- ove had a jority appoin United A Letter to Senator Hoar Suggest-| piaint of a private citisen uniese tet ape | oier, CT authority to appoint Unt State: commissioners as provided for prior reseesees proved in writing by a United States dis- : oof . . " 7 Tent | to the act of trict attorney. That U ed States = ing Remedial Legislation. missioners and all clerks of Unitel States | thority under that act to appoint United timstances seem to have left it for tomorrow to be one—if not THE—banner Remnant Day of the season. Within the week just passed some of the choicest and best lines have “broken front”—and that consigns them to the remnant coun- ters forthwith. Once there the question of value has no in- Gloves at Purse pinence ONE tee price z We Bada to ue GRINS: selling $ —___+—___ has appeinted certain persons as United Fitting Prices. point—and the savings to you are very material-—— among the The alleged want of authority and power | such action being suppored to be found in a E a ; 1 question now under conside i : For 75. Gloves. things where your wants are likely to be the keenest. $ | 7 the District Supreme Court to appoint | section of the Revised Statutes of the| “Thus the commissioners se_ terms c. aati alien Friday is always an important day here—but this Friday 4% | United States commissioners, exclusively | United States relating to the District of | were ended on June 30, INT, are required lat’s the way Remnants. Weve just finished ng stock d quite a number of small lots gs that occupy valuable space representing much in the These lots must be; ed out. Their room is worth more than their company. Take your choice of them at these prices: courts are hereby autho BS —_+—_—_ oath: t LEGAL ASPECTS DISCUSSED | UBT thls section the Supreme Court of % ed to administer | Sta whi comm: the new commi pointed, as already olishes the office of comm justices thereof holding a district court, | circuit courts, and there are in above quoted, certain expres= | nant with meaning in connectio: of valu at every tern, Tienes In the whole eed at its roc Sostentotontoatoetonseaseatoetonsonsoatoafoetoefoasoatooens District of Columbia, or one of the stock. has been made the subject of a letter ad-| hold a special term, with the same power | office of the clerk of the cireult court t dressed to Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, | and jurisdiction possessed and exercised by | which they were appoint« § | chairman of the Senate judiciary commit-| district courts of the United States. : tee, by District Attorney Henry B. Davis. | Doubt as to the Legal “See. 762. Any one of the justices may | papers appertaining to their offices in Ul . nee . n - of that big lot of thoughtful buyers. By no proc of reasoning can the clerk of the Supreme Court of the Di 4 7 = % Columbia, which is as follow to ‘deposit all the records and her official . 3 a “guide lines” i iti 8 Eoane ine several days ago, We are disposin as you can see by the “guide lines” is full of opportunities for : refenedsto/in! he Star several days) ago, © 1 g Japanese Rugs. Misses’ Chamois Gloves you'll Ne find here on our Glove Counter. t of Columbia be deem- y of Appoint- nweloipineleieepeivinesieweeiseppee eye ey yy Wash Goods. | Domestics. NURI be Goats, 9g) Be Pee ag ase Oe rae ment. Sa iy een ee ox. mack sin mite ct.. LZIAC. Fhe: est nls of he Kismet Suttings for Imported Printed the provisions of the act of May 28, 1826, T venture to suggest that it is very | finished business before any such comni we ‘ns, latest sh: y such commis new act ‘a t court fo; Again, the very authorit sintment of the new office ed in the following unmis hall be th the terms of office of all United States or | doubtful whether the officers thus appoint- cireuit court commissioners 30, | ed were legally appointed and are leg: 1997, and that the District Supreme Court | authorized to perform the duties of United purpo has since that date appointed several such | States commissioners. The gravity of this | theeapn inka commissioners, su>mits that in his opinion | doubt is readily seen in view of the duties shades RED - to de. a yard. ) from 25e. oe Shirt Waists. We from 18e. ly set Si00 $11.00 to! Sees in all. the REDUCED a yard. toe seston on x3 ; = ‘It duty of the court had and kus no authority to ap-| to he performed by such officers. These veritiend ach judicial district to appoint point such commissioners. He reters to the | duties are in part s mmarized by the Su- | Court of r of per: ion and| Preme Court of the Devan Se ae ee ee United extensive and important jurisd) ites in the Dress United Si commissione} tsuch 5 e of the United Allred, 1 duties. of such officials, and suggests that, U be de: SOL, 594 district as n Trimmings. = z & in view of the doubted right of the District cee ae urt. ¢ 23 4 & ed Gray Supreme Court to make the appoinimen ribedl by, daw 2 te rly. this provision Is for appointment | 4% 50 to S2 Waists........ = Bos Congress should at once pas ren warrants for offenses against the ‘ eeueyy bS 3 Wa : act. ited to cause the offenders to be sees By ie Le $ $1.50 to 9Se. a pair. buys some Mr. Davis’ letter was prepared after a] arrested and imprisoned or bailed for tri:tl, iy Suits and irts. ee | = ns of Jot Passe- most careful and exhaustive examination | ind to order the removal of offenders to | Columbla be said 53 Skir sot and of the a valuabl nm that the new off nted at such pla © applying to the matte: and interesting legal cc other di hold to stricts (Rev. ecurity of the pea % sootee ec. WW14); to and for good | Pe in Baskets. Cotton Covert Chth and Linen BE & CYCLE SUITS.very testy made, © 5 ut, Ww : t > to $1 cial dist of the yard Pharmacist 703 15th St of arrest shall be issued upon the sworn | ¢ under (Si to a ju complaint of a private citizen unless first search warrant zing internal reve- a Work et @4 ‘ 7 atte Loree “ ss be designate < " €2 08) s rn a) ibbons. |] tion. The letter is as follow behavior (See. 727); to car into ¢ care § 4-98 4 > Ribbe us: -d Tatteta # |.“ deem it my duty to invite your atten- | the award or arbitration or decree of brings forward in » 2 ge 4 + | Ribbons REDUCED ima, 4 | tion to the present condition of the law in| consul of any foreign nation. to. sit very ini vision for 1 . > 25e. to 19e. a yard. | reference to United States commissior Bude elon arbienionany such ealfterance in’ the @ which had its 3 O an Wa er , - $| with spec reference to the au may arise between the captains and crews | the te ape ene 3 < ' > * Pink and White Strip 4] whether such commissioners may be ap- ime eaaly Sea@agins fo ERS Baton m the us 3 ; Unsurpassed — unequaled % Notions. ‘ Taffeta Ribbons, with Dros < pointed In and for the District. of Colum- TRA Aaa SE EATERS NE the = Unsurpase unequaled . Pins REDUCED from oct fosters | -REDUC ‘| bia. I feel constrained to do this for the andl tol enforce oliedionee is ain” chance judge of a sw 3 . ; * —for the stomach, liver and * | Fancy Dress Be tos eaclt: Bees. & reasons, among others, firs’ that it is pro- Aan ees arbitration | Brae or upertor urt, or chic or first White Than Si ak 4 idnevs 4 ole vided by the act of May 28, 1806, t ar- eeasalicompll 2s); to | Judge o of « y jokes, Pela Tela 2 kidneys. Kottled at the ¥1¥ Goods. Jewelry. rants for arrest for violations of internal | {axe bail and afi ae State, or mayor of a city ; rack Seiete and Wain © springs. Only $7.50 for 246)% 41 saras of Brown and Gold Plated Hat Pins, with revenue laws may be tssucd by United | 945); to discharge poor convicts Sie ee | froin $1.39 to... ° 3-cal. t soc. allowed for * Ks RE amethyst settings REDUC- States commissioners only upon the sworn | for non-payment of. fine: polntment of the comm ye P egal. bots. 50¢. allowed tor 3 to Boe. ach, %| complaint of a United States district at- | tke “onthe amd acknowledgments entered of record in the toon vals — a empties. < ster. | 1omey, or one of hi: tants, or a col- 4); to institute prosecutions under pone t of ae vy the clerk, to the | = 4 a a atarae tie Tim pit: $ | lector or deputy collector of internal reve- | jays relating to crimes ineeanedel Attorney General, isa an appointanent Aa er 3 W. S. THOMPSON, = Lappe (erelntiee ete i. to Ihe. nue, or revenue agent, or private citizen, ||tive franchise and civil rights of citizens | Of such officers by courts of the | i 3 Sib Tienad > enifet REDUCED % | provided, nowever, that no such warrants | and to appoint persons to exccute warrants | distri jt + + « Handkerchiefs. ate: where a | State: approved in writing by a United § nue officers to se premis : ‘ States: in short, | al district court of the United | % having its own clerk. og ros (@)) 4 $ ° 3) A lot of M - . * id Int- Yl district attorn and second, that under | ¢raud upon the re’ has been comm Judicial Not Administrative Powers. = sini is tia 2 $ existing provisions of law, namel. ted (Sec. 3462); to ew nts for de- The whole contention ti th preme | & 7 : 1042 and of the Revised serting foreign’ s (See. to sum- : ‘ a hax, or {2937-939 FF St N I iS Crepm—REDUC Muslin Ny United States commissioner is the only offi- | Son shastere of vessels to r before | Court of the District of Columbia has, or < ° = We 1S) Se —— cer who can discharge a pcor convic' him and show cause wh: s should ad, authority to appoint suc! 2S at Y az i | Underwear. Fart GE ee ean § “These two provisions of law make it to ie against such vi (See. 5 . therefore, upon the ver OL | Seeteedendentestectectectectocterdendontontest a EDISON'S OBESITY Musti reer RT $ every ADEN: of the tagiac! ek every arrant aoe SS gS ae the sections of the Revised Statutes of the REDUCED MADALAINE 9 THE =a its to 12%4¢. each i; revenue officer concerned, and ¢ poor with being fugitives fro ustiCe | erick States: raaun NahcEADi csc acl ahe LAR AcTE: TOUNDs. so teaie Sj conv ct, a matter of first importance to 0 and 5271, and to take testimony | DT . : a eae th rs ie 2 HEROIC STATU : ee Druggists’ | have properly constituted oMicers, in, the | Gnd proofs of debt in Iankruptey procee hors (save ana eee | ee et Etat ee eran = ae Sale 4 & | persons o: d States commissioners, to | jy: a nd 5 i : ne | Pan art De onds is IF FAT. WRITE LORING & Vv YORK 0.. | Sundri & | fis ge the duties imposed upon them. | “Ende sammary is not, however, complete, Supreme Court ef the hoy ahe Counce CHICAGO ME undries. 3 d r he partic! indi- ST RESanerence: 2 important a and the al jus- oats jah cr intended to be, in the particulars in as it omits reference to the v r oe é ne Fail Sardbeat ap iAiwrs sche axel as ae es KE € Ree etal Purl Boxes gy | cated; and I entértain very grave doubt | 2S.tione 4079 and 4081 of the Re d Stat- | ti Herern Ol e ze aud sueedicn | 4 penetra ro) to doe, Finn $1.45 and | whether, under existing law, the Supreme which, in brief, provide, among other | tion posses sed by the studio is in Paris, recently comple. sl a 9 figs Seas & | Court of the District of Columbia has au- that whenever it is stipulated by | of the reall mammoth statue of Christopher Columbus The pe Infants’ Wears. % | thority to appoint United States commis- or convention between the United | scem that the i | for the new Congressional Library. The a @ | sioners. < and any foreign nation that any con- to vest the Suy who saw the or SR ch na- of Columbia with the judi gu- | ert cinal plaster abroad ‘ot ine Provision for Appointment. sula pine oueommners DR atone oe stion and powers of the an Sey Seer en ae ar ‘over shoulders. | “The original provision for appointment Or ane a wen armiedlties Gu aisordersiaxis= ict judges In their character as jadges | discoverer is represented with deep sur RED % | of such officers is to be found in the act Ing at sea, or In the waters or ports of the | of courts, as distingul ned from their mere k in too high terms of f March 2, 1723. iginal provisi. ne between the m: : s Shahin talon poaisalrd ice ead ad Obesity Soa all lot of Faney Silk £ oN . 100s. ; Ths original provision | other nation, be ; principles unde kine Te Eutidcen's louse W a collection af, short ’ %| was that bail for appearance in any court | ficers and any of the crew, oF bi te eh with ow lor and $1.50 grades - 8 7 i the crew themselves, a 2 5 i Merino trimmed — with ruifle DUCED 1 gout thelce’ to $ of the Waited States Wy any criminal cauae [0° OS Ta. aation resresented bs ° d sta Underwear hed braid-NOW | Ste. a yard: & | in which bail was by jaw allowed might be | (MEINE OS "Such officer or commercial in the « ° hg Skirt and Waist leneths of & | t@ken by any person having authority from | authority of such foreign nation charged Allred, above quot 7 Swiss ibbed White 5 5 ROU sist lene tne! the circuit court te take bail, which author- | with the apprcpriate duty in the partic beh er = ton “Vests, Men’s sats ity any circuit court 3 horized to | lar case may make application to any ae SeIAeATay Gite oniy REDU setae —— zive to one or more discreet persons ioner of a circuit court, setting forth : a ee Tone iens Furnishings. Corsets learned in the law in any district for which of the case in manner prescribed, | Ere. until they have become ‘Kotee GustensGane ° | such court might be holden, where, from thereupon such commissioner | nt feature of t rax Shirts, with two 24 pairs 1. C. Corsets. with | the extent of the district and the remot sue his warrant for the arrest of | Whoh language igen and one pair of extra en aes Hee % | hess of its parts from the usual residence m complanied of, and upon a suf | oy Oh ittriet f Thee DUCED ‘from $1 to $1a & | Of any of certain officers named in the ficient prima facie showing that the mat- | i? 00S oGoral judicial acter (Peace eae eh pair BS ton, such provision should in the opinion | ter concerns only the internal order and | &,0? (06s judicial or I aes s Piaited Bosom --— + | of the court be necessary. Section 1 of the | discipline of such foreign v as Pig tees : Ladies’ Wash ‘Aachor brat. Shu raresth Sake Gemmets, in | ct of February 2), 1812, is the next enact-| missioner shall forthwith commit such per- | @R3 OF theme Skirt arena : Men” Must ieepecen Mt | ment on the subject, and by that it was'| son to prison, or, in his discretion, to the | ESB abt ore AR ona i als kirts. efit ae oe te PD to ¢ | provided that it should be lawful for a cir- | master or chief officer of such foreign ves- Fi ginmres thi He Salt, $1 2 hott é nat cuit court of the United States to be holden to be subject to the lawful orders, © he act of INN ly THESE GOODS. z In any district in which the then existing | trol and discipline of such master or iearee ae Raa aap RETA Ladies’ Wash Wrappers. brovision for taking bail and aifidavits in | officer. and to the jurisdiction of the con- | Suvmisted that there is Scspantnnd 12 Lawn Wray m civ causes was inadequate, or on account | sular or commerce hority of the nat sagt one ee upon that court : premis: if such | pedient or nec *olumbiz Dresses. of the extent of such distri 3 F S to appoint such and sons in different parts of th such court should deem ne knowledgments of bail The act of 174 is entitle dition to the act entited t inconyenie: to which such ve sion of any authori premises of the Unite thereof. he very important duties of United States commi 3 thus appearing ren- der it of the importance that they o the ex ction in the or any state collar amnied with In from $1.7. Bathing Suits. All-woel Flannet to plied to to di ion 1042 to ¢ the judicial cour shall not be undertaken by au w India Silk te Hits, trimmed with s,""" which latter act is commonly | Whose authority there can be th LEDECED from: | White il NOW $1.75. g sti’ 526) y. Soa aeees i he 2 REDUCED from $1 IanO WS the judiciary act, and the act of | doubt. And as resrects the District of Co: ts1z is entitled “An act for the more con- | lumbia, where mary of th venient taking of affidavits and bail in | be called into play, a suffic civil causes depending in courts of the | remov: a United States.” This act, in tu tho: Ladies’ Capes. 1 Black line with fitted back, trimmed now rove set forth be brought to th: authorizing the with Jor nd I i commissioner before who: Tned rin dace: ad & | added to and amended by the act of March which often are, of 1 eee nt rely eat DUCED from $40 to. $5. 4, 1817, and by this last mentioned ct it enforced during the sence of the ore: Pi bs fe ferent parts of the district for which it is | existing claim of authority in the premises apou the preme Court of the Distriet of | the Atlantic and sent here to ve cast. Co- fire when ? Sam Ladies ique SI Kugths of French 3 | held, so many discreet persons as it may | Tests upon section 761, also above quoted. Columbia authority. to appoint United | limbus was dismembered in the bronze oking Stove = Linens. Suits. Flannels tad. ia 3 RE area eee shai| St*tus of the Dintetet of Columbia. | States commissioners, as provided for by | Werks In New York and will be cast in see~ aie ~ Reman ssionet rire 5 shal = S > ons. 8 Seocn, Silk Pad ana | White Powe Sats, nade lanueta’ at ‘crem=1 3 exercise the powers which are'or may he | “In order to a clear consideration of the | the act of May 2S, 1 oer. triped Linen Batis E- Hlazer Jackets,” trim- | — a | expressly conferred by la} cs = i i Sei | DUCED from 0c. to Ze. a med with buttons: aktet cut Statione + BIOEER TOE IPR hon cconmmls Peaeaee i cee of the judi- ENGLISH SOCIALISTS TIRADE Hitting Power of the Ocean, yard to new. stsle,— REOUCED ! i ery. | “Under this section, and prior to the act Be sy 2 f ane) eae piace is neces- From the Marine Journal. : foineh Bleached Scotch | ————_—_____ | ,8isfenre ,Weiting Inks-— | of May 28, 196, the Supreme Court of the Saye pare eee Ae may be| Insults the Queen and Critietzes the | Landsmen who are slow to realize the Gackuitas E gr toa ; cE a bottle. ‘ Tl op pesos Coa a appointed sa: mumber served: that =the) District..0 vernment’s Indinn Policy. pauisubous force OF Sin Sen Biel ink Gas Appliance Exchange, coin $1 to Se. a yard. Lap Dusters. coin ate %| of persons called United States commis-| Columbia is no part of any district or cir- E Ra ES ey pReeaeten ie arcatedig can! ee ; 84, 810, R12 Daman | Toe tcl hy ast ee 5 Celluloid Boxes, & | stoners, finding its authority for so doing in| cuit of the United State Eola eie aera erraceareaearaeate Near td [ance Maree Bt pamapmrmerdiny ete oa 5 1424 New York ave. slots with Red borders— ree eee Rep aren cacti filled $ Fe ee ee ice tne Bewised Simiutes | “ $8 = a . the socialist organ, on the subject of | 00) pounds of = but temporarily = = = es Se cote te sae ASO ee crnie Wastes EDUC fy match REDUCED a faces Go ts vides that ‘the United States shall be | Ue: t™ a oe areca Ancenr sections, which refer to the Su-| divided into judicial districts, as follows:’ Discovered and Periected by preme Court of the District of Columbia, | and then follows the naming of all the | *&#inst the government, is insulting to the | floor of a large building on We ete. 1 TENERS OF PHILADELPHIA are as follows: states of the Union, not including or re. | 2¢et and concludes as follow this ci collapsed and comp! wreeked Infant's Fries Invalid's S| 1 See: 100. The Supreme Court shall pos-| ferring to the District of Culumbiz, which | “Now. let v plainly, as Englishmen | the whole structure, killing three men and food W discovery 3 | Sess the same powers and exercise the same 7 r r either as entireties or in parts, are | Who are utterly sick of the infamous wrong | doing a lar fe amount of dama jurisdiction as the circuit courts of the PERRY’S, bein 3, | United States, peo ey iaaee 5 see and robbery being done in our name, who | tanks were each fifteen feet high and 5 3 iets eb : ion 601 of the Revised Statutes pro- Jadly see the villains tried and tee caine Gs a discovery for 6s . shal posse: bowers | into nine circuit 3 follows;’ and then Fo vot : ds vater, but the floors a hey moves tai NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” $ | and exercise the jurisdiction possessed and | follows & grouping into circuits of the dic. | secretary of state for India) upwards, who | surporting beams proved altogether inade- plished 1s10. & | exercised by the judges of circuit courts. tricts | previously mentioned, describing | have created the famine and murdcred | quate to stand the strain. A wave of the mice foe Legisiated Out of Office. cach by states; again no reference being | natives by the millions, that if ever rebe!-| dimensions 5 5 te Se eee eee ee ete epleetitetetitetptitestetesetactectestest, 2 eSl) appa 5 ee intea, ip | Made t© the District of Columbia. lion was; Justified In the ny of the ce oN are oe haan ee eee reteectetndoniootectntontontecheeeeerentontecteceetentent Sodeetetesdeteentecietectntecenfers geen ee Seen ber one sO appelniced, From these enactments it would seem | world it is justified in British India today. | wave breaks on a Yestele ad fone ok = = — — a ee lawfully appointed, were legislated out of | beyond doubt that the District of Colum- . Y D c No more intollerable tyranny ever crushed | the blow can only be office by the act of May 28, 1896, which pro- | bi not within any judicial circuit or | 4nd ruined suffering people. one % ; | district of the United States, and such was | "““Thanks to the work of our forefathe: SR Sr eee tnt thesterme) juntelaliya determined: andeaenavedi@iy ik | acer aie ott eee ee E | of office of all commissioners of the circuit | Justice Cox of the Supreme Court af the | x2 ae Saree suppress Justice, or blow us soc E | courts heretofore appointed shall expire on | District of Columbia in the Guiteau case. | Crat Englishmen from guns the 30th day of June,1897; and such office | In that case that learned justice on the trial | though I have not the slightest doubt they through any a euage < = “ y ordinary brick wall,t roe i shall on that dayicesse to exist.” By a sub-| Of Guiteau used the following language | would gladly do it if they dare the sea ina gale may be, perhaps, better =| Sequent enactmeng in the same section pro- | “+ A = tives of India are quite right to revolt and | imagined. ¢ Brae coacte oat Pei ppaIMUnGae Bye at nee Reon Bee this case ts | organize for the destruction of their infam- Bi eyzicp ieimaceite each judicial district of | RTOvided for by the United States Revised | gy5 rule, and the sooner their emancipation | Statutes, and especially section 731, which timated by the amount of damage it dees in spite of tue sticity of the water beneath the vessel cannot} to ease her in receiving the shock. When I-demo-| the city firemen state that a stream from a hose under fifty pounds pressure will cut ) Matting prices ~~ ¢ T=u=m-=b-l

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