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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

IT you want good sewing machine, buy
the Household at Rohrs & VOcko's. sc
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

Ask for D. w. Wright's fine shoes oppo-
site Court House. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

The minstrels did not draw a big
house. rr.s.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

Mr.. E. A. Palmer reported the johnson
trial for the Blade and Robt. Harper re-
ported it for the Cleveland Herald,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14
For Sale.

Enquire of VII. Brownell, Nicholas
Fast or Joseph Leatherman. 2t
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Dec 13.-tf
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Timothy Hay for Sale.

big bargains in 10, 15 and 25 cent towels,
at Rohrs q Vocke's. 3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06
BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEXINGTON" THE coUN-
TRY SEAT OLE THE LATE JOSEPH BALES ESQ

TRUSTEES SALE OF "ECKINGTON." THE COUN-
TRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES. ESQ
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF Thea
aSs Doc % we viii ofer for sale at public ane
tiop to the highest bidder at the mansion house upon
ts On ISL at foR da ocK ~ ali phst
parcel Of land in the county Of Washington
District of Columbia. called and known part of
cree containing s1l8 of land less. and
improved with large and substantial dwelling house
There are several beautiful building sites upon the
property. which is well wooded and watered, and
looks and forms portion Of the northern boundary Of
If sold will then offer the same according to the
Plat of subdivision in seven lots. which will be
Libts at the sale viz Lot improved with The man
Lot . CONTAINING II i7-i00 acres: Lot 8 eontanin.
Y 34loo These lots lie west Of the line Of the
adoin the -'Keating" estate Lot adjons the Ger
mania echeutzen Park and has front OF 3 20 feet
railroad and upon the Brentwood road Lot T. contain
ing II T1O Lot g. containing acres Lot
acres This lot has also front Of 54S feet on
Boundary street
Terms of sale One-ffth Of the amount Of the pur-
chase money In cash. and the residue in four equal in
staients. due in six twelve eighteen and twenty -four
months respectively from the day Of sale the purchaser
deferred ayents with interest thereon at the rate Of
six cent from the day Of sale; all cash
at thu option Of the purchaser purchasers The title
,hsrsof .hal be fully paid and parchaser shall
after such sale the the right resell
the risk and cost of such defaultng purchaser The
the undersigned and to the suetioneer $1,000 deposit
on acceptance OF bid. If sold As whole, and $3.50 on
each lot II sold in separate parcels.
JAMES $. EDWARDS 4l2 5th st NV
CALDERON CARLISLE 3O7 D St NV;
ioHSf NIT PHIL cHI SO e I! !. ave
ap24-eo &dbsl9
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VlHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
Il Corner of Pa. ave. and 18th st. a "

Il corner OF IA. ave- and 18th St a. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE,
aS Ss5sk
sSEBEe re aEP osMHPsSE9uESrLH BY THE
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated October q, g.
fs s L 81 and
passed by the Supreme Court Of said District
nay G1 the other
trustee and appointing the sole trustee I'M
II g fSSS
and described i sad deed q srass = follows: ''
sh q WITH sou S a
street described more particularly az follows: Begin
from or on line drawn south twelve d. degrees
degrees west from one foot northwesterly from the
he formerly lived shall the Of Water
street. and which is one C foot northwest of stone
sna o ia
said, from one ID foot northwest Of said bend, and
degrees west South il degrees wes1 to the channel
OF the Potomac river; thence with said channel
nehes or until it shall tersecs line drawn from the he
sha s
b n x ssd :31sst q
place Of BEGINNING Also that other lot Of ground and
that next east Of similar one conveyed to Essex
eRa S h Tine 81 ID the a
Of the I line Inc Of the E tSe
OF in
Der annu secured by the notes Of the purchaser and
deed of trust on the property all cash at the option
s ss the IF of ao
xR sa aOs ten t. Gp w Be
veyancing at purchasers cost rsfr, D DOWN r.o
aDoes I'm FIJI st a1i Az street
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NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND D STREETS
MESSRS KFYFS 4 IN ~'0" AAO oA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND D STREETS
MM3sTHWk kST,r AMP 7 p NOW OCCUPIED BY
AZ. Under ian and bX virtue Of deed Of trust bearing
recorded in Liber No 972 folio lO3 ct SEQ one 3
the land records Of the District Of Columbia viii offer
1or SAFE at pp9le aucton to the highest bidder the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1854 the foliowins. tne
scrbed pieces parts of lots of ground situate the
District OF Columbia and known and described on the
ground plat plan OF the city Of Washington parts
follows: All Of lots numbered one ID, two e. SIX
teen Q6 the south half of fifteen Is Is Isl and part Of
lot numbered three co. the said lots and parts Of
lots being bounded as follows beginning at the south
east angle OF said square, and running thence west on
feet ten and inches thence north eighty
three feet thence three feet eight inches thence
north twelve feet three inches thence east
ieet sx ana inches thence north twenty
one hundred feet to fourteenth street west thence
south with the west line Of Fourteenth street one hun
dred and feet and of inch to
the beginning It being the same property which was
bearing date on the 10th day Of July, D. 1889 and
duly recorded in Lber D. No H. folio 1884, one OF the
land records for Washington county District of Coum
bia to which hereby made for greater
nances to each Of said lots parts of lots beoene
Terms Of sale: One cash. and the residue In two
equal nstaments at six and twelve months with in
terest from day OF be secured to the satisfaction
II the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
days after day Of sale the trustee the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
upon %sss ssd n9fs e a IN
All conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
my3-d&ds A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
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The Railroad Problem.

4 PLAN APPROVED By THR SENATE DISTRICT CON.
MITTEE YEsTERDAY-THE ACTION OF TIE COMMIT
TEE NOT REGARDED AS FINAL.
At the meeting OF the Senate District committee
yesterday afternoon, Capt +. v. Greene, OF the
District engineer Office, was present to answer
questions of the committee and give such 1nforma-
ton as they desired. Mr.. Randolph represented
the Baltimore and Ohio company and Mr. Barclay
the Baltimore and Potomac. Dr.. Culver and other
members OF the citizens committee asked permiS-
sion to be present. but this was refused oy the com.
it After going over the whole subject, and ask
ing numerous questions as to grades, ETC., prOpO-
Ntion was submitted by Mr.. Vance, in substance
requiring the Baltimore and Ohio road to reach the
Eastern branch: Also requiring the railroad tracks
now on Maryland and Virginia avenues to be re-
moved, and requiring that both the Baltimore and
Ohio and Baltimore and Potomac should reach the
running parallel with it This was Submitted as
general outline Of plan It being claimed in its favor
that 1t would relieve northeast washington OF
railroad tracks, and would materially lessen tho
causes Of complaints in South washington. This
proposition also contemplated the removal OF the
9Th street depot, and the location OF union depot
on the squares recommended by the Commission
era AT first Mr.. Vances proposition was adopted,
but subsequently Senator changed his rote, Ind
the final action was the adoption Of plan to per
street east, and to locate the B. and O. passenger
depot on Maryland avenue, between ~ and 9Th
streets, leaving the B. and p. depot as 1t now
stands This latter plan, as the last action OF the
tee meeting next Friday. This action, however, il
not regarded as nnaL Several members OF the
committee were absent yesterday, and the prevail
ing opinion seems to be that the whole subject
action OF the committee yesterday win not prob
ably stand.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts' WV
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO PIECEs'oF VALUABLE
IMPROVED EAL ESTATE, NO. 6l36TH STREET
N MOTT, \, EST AND Sl5 9Th STREET NORTH
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
$50 on the 10Th DAY Of April. A. D. 1884 the under
signed trustees Will sell at public SALE in front of the
respective premises on THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1884 at the hours hereafter men
toned the two parcels Of real in the CITY OF Wash
ington D. c., to wit
At FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ part of Lots and 2. in
square 4S7, described as follows Beginning for the
same at the northwest corner Of said lot square
4o and running thence east 81 feet and inches thence
south feet and 9 inches thence east 81 feet thence
south 20 feet the west 90 feet inches to the
line OF 9th street west and thence north with
said street rs feet and 9 inches the place of begin
ming, with the improvements
AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P M part Of Lot
g. square 49, described follows Beginning for the
same ut point on the line of 9Th street west distant IS
feet north from the southwest of said Lot g. in
said square 1884, AMI running thence north feet and
inches thence east 60 feet thence south feet and
ten u foot alley thence south along the line Of said
alley II feet and inches and thence So feet and
~ inches to the place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money Of
each piece Of property in cash balance in and two
from date of sale with interest secure by deed Of
trust approved by the Trustees upon the property sold
or all cash. at purchasers option 800 on each piece
property to be paid when bid is accepted and terms Of
sale to be complied with within days from date Of
SALE in default Of which the Trustees reserve the right
OF detauitlng purchaser All conveyancng and record
ing at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON,
40 9Th st. NV, Washington. D. c.
,,o FENnALL E. ALEXANDER, AfusteeS'
my3-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CONTINUATION

n
PRoPEkGH iN TIE pfsT 1H1s coSsisTfAa
OF LOTS SITUATED ON MERIDIAN HILL
AND FRONTING RESPECTIVELY ON BOUN-
TENDED. EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
ERIE AVENUE. HURON STREET, ONTARIO
AND CENTRAL AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH
STREET EXTENDED.
One Of the finest opportunities offered obtain
either fine Building Sites investment in advanc
ing real estate.
6n TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY s1xTH.AR
having sold less than Of vertised some
OF the lots and in choicest blocks not having
yet been offered.
The above Lots situated in the best locations Of
Meridian HILL which is destined to become the center Of
mser Acenf suburban residences and which form one
OF the finest views of city and surrounding country
The proposed Garfield avenue will in front some
OF these lote and the District authorities under
the north and open Erie avenue to the east and
connecting with 1Ath street and 10Th street extended
Terms: One cash; balance in and two years.
notes to bear interest payable semi annually and be
secured BY deed OF trust on property sold cash.
option Of purchaser purchasers deposit will be re-
Quired each lot as knocked off, Terms to be
complied with in ten days otherwise resale at risk and
cost OF defautng purchaser or purchasers after five
days public notice Of such resale N some newspaper
cost of purchasers.
Persons attending the sale Tuesday will assemble
on 18th street extended, at the stand pipe
plat OF this property be at the Office Of the
Auctioneer. and further information given.
my3d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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TER MARKET, BEING HOUSE NO. az ON NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE LOT ON

STREET NORTHWEST. AND THE LOT ON
WHICH IT STANDS.
Pursuant to q decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
District Of Columbia passed on the 23d day Of April @
Rudolph Johnson and others compliments andSarah
Johnson and Others defendants and under and by
virtue of three deeds Of trust dated respectively ON the
1881. and 9th day of December 1881 and recorded
epectivey in Liber 92 folio 60 ct seq in Lber 1885,
folio S. ct seQ and in Liber 99 folio 49, ct sea- of the
son5 + the FTfsDi$ 81
al tt that c1 piece ef parcel Il tSs
District of Columbia and being all that part Of lot nine
co. square three hundred and eighty two Cs82
tanned within the following metes and bounds Begin
ninety (94 feet eleven CID inches south from the
south twenty five t2 feet thence west eighty: s
twenty feet )nches to the line of the lot
sold and conveyed by Richard Smith trustee. the
26th of September. 1e49 to A. NJ Clements and thence
ginning, together with the improvements right of
alley the north three go feet front by depth of
said part Of lot reserved for the Of said part OF
lot and the property adjoining it on the north.
paid cash the residue to be paid in and two
from day of SALE with six per cent interest the proms
sorry notes Of purchaser to be given for deferred
1nets secured the property sold to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned Trustees all cash. at the option of
the purchaser Terms of sale to be complied with in
days from day Of SALE Trustees the right
after such notice proper to the Trustees
deposit Of $3.50 to be made when bid is accepted
$ &M' F :, E APE5 SBT; Trustees
R. o. HOFFMAN, Auctoneer,
ap24-dGds 10th and T streets northwest.
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DIED..

AMERICA Suddenly. on May 9Th. 1884 NJ los m.
BERTHA ALICE. aged ten months and twenty sevea
days, daughter of George f. and Nirsinia America
Funeral from parents Residence, No. 1879 streee
Friends and relatives OF the family invited 70 At
tend
CARTER In Baltimore on Saturday night Nay "a,
1884, Mrs MARTHA CARTER wife of Rev p CAsa
ter and mother Of Mrs j. D. swormstedt of this city
CARTWRIGHT. On Saturday. May 3D. 1864. q II
O'Clock y. IN. JEANETTE J.. wife Of Levin I. Dart
wright. in the thrti,th year of her
Funeral will take place Tuesday. May 9Th q four
West Washington. ID c. Friends and relatives
spectfully invited TO attend
JONES On Sunday. May 9Th. 1894 Of 10 rs D. m,
JAMES +. JONES. in the fortieth year Of bis 80 a
pneumonia.
Dearest husband thou hast left IN.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that has bersr uA.
He can all our sOrrows heal.
Dearest father thou hast left us,
We thy sorrows viii bear.
In heaven with the angels 90 happy.
We will try and meet You there.
BY HIS WIFE AND DAUG9Jn
The funeral will take place from his late resadeuoa -
street northwest. ON "Wednesday, the It'll tna, g y
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully n-
vited TO attend.
JONES. In Baltimore. on Saturday morning AyfQ
s i ~ RIsHsBp Hd 1n of sss ...s
his age
PYLE On Monday May 5th, 1884 q SIS p. n
MOLIIE. youngest daughter Of Edward J. md MoRy Z
Pyle. aged four years two months and threeso dags
Little Mollie our darling.
Pride Of all our hearts a homB;
But angel came and whiaper1d.
Moie, darling do come homo
Funeral from residence Of the psrents No IA FUur
and half street southwest on Weneaday. Nay IN -
4 O'Clock D. m.
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GENTLEMEN WITH PREJUDICE AGAINST
READY-MADE CLOTHING SHOULD SEE
THIS DISPLAY.
GGG RRR
G @ "A
G CO.. AAA
GGG 4 ~ R r.

$3.50 for G. A. R. double-breasted Flannel Suit sold
elsewhere for Si3
$12 for g. A. R. Yacht Cloth Suits: cheap at Sls
S14.50 for g. A. R. Yacht Cloth Suits: worth 800
One set Of g. A R. Buttons given with each suit
$750 buys splendid Flannel Suit; worth So
$40 buys Flannel Suit worth Sl5 Odd Flannel
Coats very cheap.
Black Diagonal Suits for Men and Youths, Sack or
Getaway, from $40 up; great bargains
Business and Dress Suits for Men and Youths from
$3.50 up; better and cheaper than ever before
$40 for Black Cloth Suits: worth S40
&19 for Black Worsted Prince Albert Suits worth 35
Spring Overcoats elegant assortment from 81 so
genuine bargains
Pants. immense variety. A pair Of good Working
Pants at sl25. Harris Cashmere Pants $3.50; worth
$3.50.
FOR ROYS- Toll.
Acomplete line Of Plain and Plaited:suts from ~ 60
up.
jersey Suits at SIS: worth 49,
FOR BOYS-12 TO la
Suits for School, Work Dress magnificent assert.
ment. from $5 up.
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BOARD OF VISITORS 10 TIE NAVAL ACADENY.c
The President to-day appointed the following
board Of visitors to the United 0tAtes Naval acad
envy for 1884: Gen. Robert C. Schenck, Of Ohio;
Rear Admiral r. W. Auleldt, Hon. DofmAn B.
Eaton, OF New York; Ut Eduard g. Joynes Of
Columbia, 8. c.; Erwin s. AeWott, Of Arkansas, ana
Hon. stephen Il. Amen, ody pston
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NeWs Rr1efa.

The democrats were successful az all the num-
cipal elections yesterday In North Carolina tow0A
In Newton county, Ark. saturday, revenue CO.
during which one moonshiner was kflAed and Gh-
other wounded.
The suit OF Marie Booth, daughter OF The late
Junius Brutus Booth against Agnes Boon, 20 70
cover part OF the property left by her fsser, has
been compromised.
$. L. Harley, the blgamist, who broke JAN sstur-
day night In Nottoway county, Va, was recaptured
yesterday.
ball OF fire fell TO the street In London yo0far.
day during thunder storm, and burst with q 1ou0
report
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TelexraDhic Rrtefs.

The overthrow of French authority In Mexico
and the opening OF the Mexican Central railroad
was celebrated in St. Louis last night at the Mexi-
can Commercial Exchange Speeches were made
by Gen. sherman and others.
A private telegram received at Bath, Me-, an
nounces the safe arrival at Yokohama OF Capt Nor
rison and crew, OF the ship Barrier, which was
wrecked one OF the Marshall islands, In the Pa
CHIC ocean.
The court OF appeals at Albany, n. T., this morn
ing denied the motion for reargument In the case
OF James Irving, the well-known politician OF New
York, who was convicted OF an aggravated assault
and sentenced to long term OF imprisonment
Isaac Van Wagner, prominent lawyer OF Pat
erson N. j., died last night Of Brghts disease, aged
50 years
John Martin and Edward Gray were drowned last
night while crossing the SusquehannA river below
The bodies OF the drowned are still unbound
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
in Equity Cause No. 1855. Young VS. williams Ct
al. will sell, at public auction TUESDAY. THE
SIXTH MAY A. D. 1884. in front of the premises, at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ: all Of square north Of square
numbered 1885, in the City OF Washington IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms: One-half purchase money CASH balance in
nine and eighteen months notes to bear interest and to
be secured by deed of trust property sold deposit
of $500 will be required at time of sale Conveyancing,
&C. of purchaser Terms to be complied with in
ten days CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS. Trustee,
No. 1908 31st street H. W.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building,
ap2<-d&ds sos D street n. ".
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Latest Foreign News By Gable.

CHURCHILL's POLITICAL TROUBLES
LONDON, May 6.-The sensation caused by the
withdrawal OF Lord Randolph Churchill continues.
The facts regarding the dlfculty said to be as
follows: Churchill having become chairman OF the
conservative union association sighted and ignored
the Marquis OF Sal1sbury's central conservative
committee The association adopted resolution
that the council and the central committee should
work in harmony. Churchill looking upon this
action as vote OF censure, retired from further
connection with the association. The correspond
ence between Churchill and Lord Salisbury Is SO
acrimonious that reconciliation OF the two leaders
Is entirely improbable.
AoRGANATIC MARRIAGE.
LONDON, May 6.-The Standards Berlin special
says OF the report that Louis w., grand duke OF
Hesse- Darmstadt, the son-in-iaw OF Queen Vic
tOria, had contracted morganatic marriage with
Nine Kolamine, the divorced wife OF Count Adam
Czapskt, Russian diplomat, that it is caused by
misconceptton. Nevertheless, says the Standard,
the story is generally believed in London.
AN ATTEMPT TO RESCUE DAILY EXPECTED.
LONDON, May cit Is believed that an attempt
will be made by his old companions to rescue Daily,
who was for years the idol OF the Irish Republic
Brotherhood, from the grip OF the law.
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A Terrible Murder.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., May GA special to the Oh
server from winston this morning says: Mrs Har-
rlsOn Reed, most estimable lady, living near
The murder was committed by Henry SWAIN and
his cause for committing the deed is unknown
Mrs. Reeds throat was cut and she was terribly
beaten over the head Her husband reached the
house just before she expired. She revealed the
name OF the murderer, and 100 citizens started In
Winston. Threats OF lynching him were freely ex-
messed.
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- S""AsA@Ao AMI TAXING W Tfsk1i-
MoNY BEGUN.
The Swain court Of inquiry met this morning nc
the Corcoran building and organized Gen. Swain
was present with his counsel, Representative Cal.
kfns and Judge Johnston, and Mr.. Bateman, who
made the charges against Gen. Swain, having re-
Quested and obtained the permission OF the court to
be represented by counsel, also appeared In the
court room, accompanied by his attorney Mr. JefY
Chandler Several army officers and a few other
persons were also present, among them Mr.. Butter
worth, the Commissioner OF Patents. and for q
short time Mr.. Humphrey, the contractor. who
brought suit against Bateman Co. on the swain
Que bill, which suit called out the charges made by
MT Bateman to the Secretary OF War. When Mr.
humphreys presence was noticed by Judge Adyo-
cate Scott, he was requested 10 withdraw, as is
Intended to place him on the witness stand
MI. CalkfnS submitted request that the court
direct the production OF certain documents In the
possession or Bateman & Co and cause the sub
pGnanlng OF certain witnesses, which was agreed
TO by the court after which general statement OF
the grounds OF the accusation made by Mr.. Bate
ma man 10 tne secretary OF war was made 10y MT
statement for the defense.
PROPOSITION TO EXTEND THE INQUIRY.
Neither side touched anything but the specific
charges made In Mr.. Batemans letter 10 the Score
tary OF War, but the judge advocate OF the court,
calling the attention OF the court this suggested
mat tne scope OF the inquiry be extended TO fur
tner charges alluded 70 In the closing part OF Mt.
baIemans letter, but not specifically made. The
court decided that MI. Bateman should be called
Quiry concluded.
Mr. BArHMAN ON THE STAND.
MI. Bateman was then called TO the stand, and
testified to the character and extent OF the business
transaction sbetween his firm and Gen Swain.
Before the conclusion OF his testimony the court
adjourned until tomorrow