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A GREAT WRONG WAS DONE,
Judge Brooke Charges the Grand Jury
to Ferret Out the Lynchers.
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American
The April term of Prince Georges county
court began yesterday at Upper Marlboro,
Judge J. 3. Brooke on the bench. Mr. I. T. s.
Bowie was made foreman of the grand jury.
In the matter Of the Vermillion lynching Judge
Brooke, who delivered the charge to the Jury,
said: "As a fragrant breach of both law and
order has been committed, We especially rec
ommend to your consideration the apprehend-
ing and trial of tie parties who in December last
with both forethought and malice took from
the custody OF judge and jailor the person OF
Joseph Vermillion and inhumaply murdered
him-for we must SO call it. Never in our ex-
perience, and it is not altogether meager, have
we seen such total disregard for the law oil
morality and for the welfare Of the commu-
nity's good name. In this court no culprit
goes without proper punishment, and no one
can have denied its power to mete out the same
to the person in question. That great wrong
has been committed there can be no doubt
but the Identification and proper disposition OF
these wrong -doers is left to you"
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"Party Walls and Easements. 80

To the Editor THE EVENING STAR:
II must have been with some surprise that
the owners Of vacant lots in Washington learned
from the law officer Of the District that their
property was partially surrounded by lease
ments" as it should be wholly surrounded BY
fences-that there are eight inches of no man g
land on each side Of every lot and that YOU
must ease another man of four inches of the
property he has paid for in order to forestall
his easing you of four inches Of yours. The
attorney calls this easement. The attorney
quotes Pennsylvania precedent. This deci-
sion, however, covers the case Of a foundation
that was partly on the property Of another, but
this was not the condition, take 1t, in the case
referred to the attorney. 1t appears that the
pennsylvania case is not in point. But as to
this easement that does not run with the land
by deed but by virtue of the building regula-
tons, what of it? Did it never occur to the at
torney for the District that there was no ease
ment on the land, but only the option to create
all easement by building party wall; that is
to say. that it is optional with the first builder
to create an easement or not? It may be re-
Piled indeed, that this would give the first
builder a decided advantage over the owner Of
the adjacent vacant lot to which it may be
answered that where there are two to decide
the one who is about to build should have as
much weight az the other, If not more, and if
the builder valves his optional right Of taking
four inches of his neighbor's property by build
ing wall wholly on his own land that his wall
should not be considered IAN obstruction" q
nuisance to be abated by an appeal to a court
Of equity. Suppose two persons started to
building simultaneously, one wanting party
wall and the other not, what then? In such .
case it might be permitted to very strong
system of paternal government to compel the
owner OF lot to build his walls on each side
four inches within the lines which he had sup
posed to mark property wholly his own. Sur
veyors make errors, hence the need of a lin
tied space Of land to provide for them; but why
elevate this healthy provision into an cease
order man to remove the side of his house of
OF his own property? A.
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THE RACES YESTERDAY.
Interesting Sport At Bennings-Several
Close Finishes.

The results Of the races at Bennings yester-
day were quite satisfactory. There were sew
eral close and exciting finishes. Patrocles, al
though lame, won the first event. fve-fur-
longs dash-in 104, with Vivid second and
Aquasco third The second race was won by
Beck in q canter, Pelham second and Fannie h
third. Time, 1924. 1t was intimated by one
OF the judges that Bess had been pulled BY
her Jockey, Anderson, but a. yet no charges
have been filed. The third race WAS for two
year-olds, and the youngsters cut great many
capers at the post before Starter Lee succeeded
in getting them off. Best Boy was Arst under
the wire with Cerise colt second and Eusten
third. Time, 50 seconds.
The fourth race was a surprise. shotover
was the favorite, with odds of 2 TO /. Nina w.
won and Louise secured the place from Shot
over by the handsome riding of ner jockey
Slack. The time was l.161l.
The fifth race was q slight surprise. Jim
Murphy was looked upon as a surety in this
race, although Bassanio was made favorite and
won after a driving finish, Jim Murphy second
Time, 2.2O15. Dochart fell at the third hurdle.
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DIR. WAGNER'S SUITS.
A Plea Of Insanity Filed In the Criminal
Cases Against Him.

From the Baltimore American.
The noted criminal case Of DR.. Harrison Wag-
ner and his libel suits, instituted in the county
Of Stafford for nearly two million dollars,
against the Adams Express Company, came up
before Judge Barton, presiding in the circuit
court Of that county, at Fredericksburg yester-
day. The doctors counsel, Judge John T.
Goodrich, argued for q continuance, on the
ground that the trial OF the civil cases in the
circuit court would injure his clients case in
the county court, where he was indicted for
felony. Judge Barton dismissed the cases,
saying that the rules were within his court,
and that he knew nothing Of the criminal
cases The Adams Express Company was rep
resented by Judge James B. Sener Of this city,
W. B. Dinsmore Of New York, John @. A. Her
ring of Baltimore, W. L. HuddeIl Of New York,
and G. W. Moss Of Washington. In the crimi-
nal cases against Wagner, in the county court,
his counsel has fled plea Of insanity.
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FOR AN EDUCATIONAL BILL
The Mass Meeting At the Fifth Baptist
Church-Mixed Schools Discussed.

At the educational mass meeting held last
evening at the Fifth Baptist Church on YER
mont avenue, at the call Of the Baptist con-
ference Of the District, Representative Kelly Of
Kansas made an address, in which he explained
The difference between the Blair educational
bill and the one introduced by himself In his
own the money was not to 60 into the state
treasures, but to the township officers and
teachers. He thought ii was criminal nom
sense TO have separate schools for whites and
blacks.
The other speakers, with the exception of
W. H. Gray, did not favor mixed schools Adj
dresses were made by Rev. J. 8. Cole, Rev. Geo.
W. Lee, Rev. W. H. Scott, Rev. W. II. Brooks,
g. NJ. Arnold and W. J. Herrard.
The following committee was appointed to
ask Congress to pass some educational measure:
Revs. 7. s. Robinson. C. H. Phillips. G. w. Lee,
W. II. Scott, W. J. Herrard, ]. w. Cromwell, j.
8. Cowles. Messrs. W. C. Chase, A. Mcintosh,
Harrison Gordon, 8. G. Lampkins.
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Gaithersburg, Nd, Notes.

GAITHERsBuRo, April Z.
Easter services we're held in Ascension P. E.,
Methodist Episcopal South and ME-. Churches
here yesterday. At the Episcopal Church each
scholar Of the Sunday school was presented
with beautiful dyed egg.
The recently organized building association
has begun operations The FIRST payment of
dues was made on Wednesday night last and
S5S8 was taken in.
Mr.. N. E. Seiby has sold his house on Fred
erick avenue to Mr.. H. G. Ward for S65O.
Mr.. NJ L. Phebus 10 about completing q
handsome residence on Frederick avenue at q
cost Of t1,2OO. d.
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An UNSUCCESSFUL Doctor Lynched.
From the Portland Ore gonian.
An Indian medicine woman residing on Rock
creek, east Of Goldendale, failing to cure one
Of her patients, was taken out by some Of the
noble braves OF that vicinity, a rope put aroun d
her neck and she was dragged to death. No
particular locality belong TO no reservation and
are not disposed to abandon their ancient
custOms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

Wendell Baum. the alleged secretary Of q
suicide club of Bridgeport, Conn, took his
own life and, according TO the story, left only
one member to live mp to it, fatal vows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

UNLESS Morn CARE n GIVEN 10 TIE Ham the
coming man 10 liable 70 be q hairless snimaI:
hence, to prevent he hair from failing use RauS
Hair Remover.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R.nRo,p

baltimore AND OHIo nAILRoAD
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jer,sy
For Chicago aud Nert6xe, s're yss,ibul.d Iau,,.a
eiE os c SeS ~ ~ an empress 80 "a
daily & 10 and \ 10 - "a AND inoiansponA eApfSs
Ior Pti.6uTs aud Cleveland. vestisuied Iall..S
tS Sr ks1anston aud Local st.,,Sns tlo;5GAn
For Luray 5 40 D m daily.
Tor Bsitinors week days. 90. S co. 8 40. 20.
iE;lo, zoo 80 t45 SinuiesS ) I45 ninais.,.
YG:s5 and ii % S S' sSn Sse 10 ia ssS
sS SO al, st minutes a 5s IS SO 5 iIS zs
For Way stations between washington and Balti-
ii q, 2. p, sundays $50 ana. i:iss 10 s:sJs
Trains leave baltimore for Washington. week days,
S;lv, ;2O, 80 ~ A, s:Uu s:3o. y:l5 Aal
Ais, :oo 900. go 10. SO. 80 IS. io.sj
lo;25 and ! ;0Opm spndsys e:3o. a:45. 80.
$500, $50. s:ia Z 80. $50 ass. io.zS io:s3
For Annspoii. 40 and $3.50 An IL 10 and II
Pm o,, on Sundays $50 sa 80 pm, Le.ss An.
Sundays. 3 80 am 90 p IN
lot stations on sne Ms. eur Branch 49,
Ito 80 an. Il 80 aud 70 SO pm.
Tor GAithersburg and Intermediates points. '9sooA
For Boyds and inteTinedists statOns t7roopm-.
nm stopIin9 AZ ali s,ssicns On Mesropot.n srsncS
For Frederick, 10 IA. til 10 ALL. tS.lu t&S0 "
~ For sq asserstox ,a Fit III 20 am. and rs sopm
Irains arrive from Chicsso daily IL 40 q m snd
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10 80 pm Buffet parlor cars on ali day ualnA
slsepips car on Tie 70 80 M open a. . % p m
- 20, ts;oo .s:2o 'l2.oo an. '2'3o '+.2o Tao
For nieTmediats points between Baltimoresn Pas-
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ID PRESSED FOR sL.

CoscA SOC. Pants. 2bc.: yests &c Altering and
Repairing done In best manner Goods called for and
Delivered Telephone call 1882
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

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EkK STOMACH; IMPAIRED DIGESTION: OISORDi
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,


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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

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1t was, however. in tne privacy OF nom" life
where her virtues showed most ro.rs picuOus She
WAS truly an attached and devoted wiie,-a self
denying and alItrioaate m"tter.-a dispenser o.
the true balm OF christian comfort every IN
OF need to her family friends AMI associates. God
conferred ON her the Kilt OF live children, the ED
est of whom died in infancy, her tour sous having
attained manhood and but one OF whom survives
her. With what deep Observation-Disclosures she dis
| charged the full measure OF maternal obligation
to them, her Heavenly Father has kept the APP
proving record.
Blessed with the multiplied evidences OF the
Divine favor, which her enduring faith read
arignt, she yet demonstrated in her life's expe
rence the full force OF the Scrptural declaration
that whom the Lord loyeth he chaSteneth .
Tribulaton, disease and death invaded her house
hold, and it was through no light measure Of a
Fiction, that she was prepared for her tulness OF
sympathy with the physical suiierings OF others
A delicate constitution, sore visitations of sick
ness the uncX pec ted deaths OF husband. children
and kindred were among the severe trials Of her
faith and with which II mysterious Providence
tested her patient christian resignation. But they
served their true purpose In deep christian humIl-
ity and true tenderness OF SPIRIT she met rthly
atfliction, her faith in the mercy and wisdom OF
her Heavenly Father, being firm and unques.
toned. For years before her death she the
subject of severe physical aiicton, her enforced
deprivation of the public services OF the church
not being her least afiiction. But her faith rose
sublime in every emergency, her abiding conf,
dence in her Saviour as firm the Rock
from which she drew her strength.
In the silent repose Of the tomb lie the mortal
remains of Adeline NJ. Tortert, but her sanctifed
spirit calmly rests upon the bosom OF Him in
whom she so lovingly trusted.