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pistol found in the alley. stated that it was on
OF the eleven pistols bought by him from r
Harris Il Co. in 1888
| Judge Wilson-What is its number?
The witness-No. 11S59S.
Judge Wilson--was that number the number
OF one received by you at that time?
The witness-Yes, sir.
Witness was then handed the pistol found Al
the scene of the shooting. and stated that IL
WAS Merwin 4 Hubert thirty eight caliber
Judge wilson-Could the same Cartridges be
used an both pistols?
The witness-Yes. sir.
The district attorney-Did Won make memo
randum Of the number of the pistol?
Witness-Yes. sir.
When? Since the shootinpJ
The witness-Yes, SIR
The District attorney-But did Won not try,
In answering the question endeayor to con-
vey the impression to the jury that YOU made
memorandum of its number before it was
sold to the defendant?
The witness-No. sir
The district attorney-You didn't Ell?
The witness--No sir
=, me district attorney-When did you learn
tnat tne number of this pistol corresponded
WIN the number of one received in the eleven
you purchased of r. Harris 4 Co?
The witness-A few weeks ago.
The district attorney-How did YOU learn IL?
me ~ltness-From letters received from the
manufacturers Of it. Smith Il Wesson.
Inc district attorney-lour honor, I now
move 10 strike out the identification Of the
pistol by this witness.
lhe court-les; think il should be strick an
out The witness does not know of the amber
oy MS personal knowledge. Exception noted ]
me witness then produced a memorandum
Dlii OF the pistols bougn. from r. Harris & Co.,
ou' as ne seemed unable to definitely state in
whose handwriting 1T was II was not permitted
TO be received. The witness was then excused
and the court adjourned
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuonee..

hUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES, sALEoF THREE Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, BEIN1I
NUMB iRS 1914. LAS AND 1890 FOL R-AND- A
HALF STREET SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
ID. &.
BY virtue of three deeds of US bearing date OF
the 9Th dsy of September. A. 1881 and duy recori,
in Iiber number lj, folio AZ seq All - SEQ and
AIS of the land records OF the District of otu
will sell at public auction. front OF the premises on
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. the following
described pieces or parcels Of Land situate the city
MasLington, District of Columbia, and being lots
numbered s3, "A and 16 OF John II. Mclean and John
Van ResNick's subdivision in square 30. the
10 recorded in Lber Il, folio lJ OF the records of the
surveyors Office o, SAID District each of said lots hsv
Ing frontage of 10y feet ~ street by depth of
loo feet 10 l2foo alley. and improved by three two
Story and basement bri X dwellings.
Each house will he sold separately.
Terms % sale: One-tliird cash. balance in three
equal payments payable IN ono. two and three years.
with interest at cent interest," pay able
nually, and secured upon the property sold. all
cash. at the purchasers option deposit Of 400
each house viii lie required at time OF sale. AL
veyRncing and recording to lie at purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to he complied with IN 40 days
otherwise trustees the night 10 resell the
property at the risk Of the defaui;tns purchAss.
purchasers
C. II. WILLIAMSON.
W. +. EDMONSTON, Z Trustees
mhl9-eodts Office 30 9TH II. NV,
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucuOneep.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS SITUATE On
THE SOUTH SIDk OF ACkER ST. WHICH is
BET. 9TH AND GTH AND AND sIkFETs
NOkTHEAST. WASHINGTON CITY. u, c
BY virtue nve certsin deeds OF rrist 20 US each
bearing date July -. A. ID. 1901 said deeds of trust
being recorded in ller numbered ls0 iolius 200 ct
seq OF the land records the District o. Columbis
and at tue request Of the parties Thereby
will sell st public auction, front the PREMISES on
THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL A u
1ssr2. cominenc ng al FOUR O'CLOCK 2 NJ the FOL-
lowing pieces of land and premises Known
and being lots numbered l19. 40. ISL ls and li 81
John h. Carpenters subdivision Of certain lots in
square SCI, which said subdivision is duly recorded IN
book IL. 20. Of the records of the surveyors
once O. the District Of Columbia said lots being each
separately improved by twostory AMI basement
brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: The wifi offer the house, on
the day of sale separately IN accordance pruIr
subdivision thereof which Will be iuy eNhilateSi on
the day sale Terms OF sale property
sod wi. he one-third cash and balance three ua
payments. payable in six C6l, twelve ) and eighteen
taken secured deed OF trust upon the property sold
and bearing interest at the rate II (D per
annun. interest payable semi-annuIly. from day of
SALE all cash, at option OF purchaser d.pusi
800 will be required at time OF sale
house sold. All conyeysnctng and recording pur
chassrs cost Terms of sale 10 I've complied with ia
ten days from day OF sale, otherwise the trustees
serve the right 10 resell the property at rsk and
| OF defaulting purchaser. -
Z. II. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
W. T.. FDMONSrON, Trustee
mLSo-eOdtis Office, 80 9TH ST
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTIES, BEING NO. l74j
JOHNSON AYENUE AND NO. 6l3 SIXTH
STitEET SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed on the ID
day OF March, 1892. i'll equity cause No Ei.4722.
docket Nc. 81 of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, wherein William X. Shaw is complainant
and Thomas NJ. Cassell ct al defendants the under
sgned will offer for SAFE to the high st bidder
TUESDAY, TIE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
lS.! at HALFPAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, IN
front o: the premises No l! - Johnson avenue, the
OF land and premises lying and beng tNe city Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, known and dis
tin4uished as lot >. Al of square No. POT. The lot
fronts ~ feet On johnson avenue by li ieet inches
IN depth together with the improvements. consisting
OF two story brick residence with one-story brick
THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p M. they will offer for sale under
SAID decree front Of the premises. No. 6l3 Sixth
street southwest. the following real property Lot g.,
No. 461 Said lot faces TX feet inches sixth
street by depth OF i6 feet inches. and improved by
three story dwelling III the city Of Washington and
District Of Columbia.
Terms of sac: One-th;rd cash and the balance in
two equal nstalments in and two years with in
st from day OF sale at the rate Of per dent per
annunI. payab semi annually. to be secured by the
Dossory notes Of the purchaser and deed Of trust
the property. or AL cash. at the pure hasers option.
deposit OF S2IO Will lie required of the purchaser at
the time sac All convey anciny and reco ding al
the cost OF pure Ii the terms of sale be not
piled with Within ten days from time OF sale the trus-
tees reserve the ght TO resell property risk
and cost OF the deiau ting purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,l
4l6 otn 81. Ii. w., | r-,....
ANDREW A. LlPSL OMB, A'ustees.
Over Mertzs drug store 18th and +.
ml,14-dEls
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u ATCLIFFE. DAKR L CO.. Aucuoneer..
IN ON D.

II ATCLIFFE. DAkR CO.. Aucuoneers.
~ $40 Pa n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 32l SEVENTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
1892. in Equity cause No. l3 1t5. the under-.gned
trustees win sell ON MONDAY: THE FOURTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1S52, at public auction. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ in front Of the PREMISE. the south fifteen feet
of original lot numbered seven "a. square mum
bered eight hundred and ninety -four (a) in the city
Of snrs S D. iDrSSed b twostOry and
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree are one
third cash and the balance equal instsllme uts
payable In and two years from dry of sale OF
AL cash. at the option of the purchaser The deferred
payments to bear interest at cent and to be se
cured by trust tine property sold. deposit OF
500 viii be required at time Of sale II the terms OF
sale coupled with in fifteen lays from the ay
sale the trustee the rht resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defauting
newspaper published in Washington. D. {. All con-
vsyancng and recording ct the cost the
W. H. SHOLES. Trustee,
mh24-d&dS 40 9TH IT. NV
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WIN. LowENTHAL. Auc,ioneer..

PEKEMPToRY AND FINAL AUCTION SALE OF
AL THE FURNITURE. OILCLOTH. MAT.
IINGS. CONTAINED IN 81 AND Sl3
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. COMMENC-
ING MONDAl MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
EIGH I'll, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Balance of stock includes:
10 Polished Oak Plate Glass Room Suites.
oWainut Marbie-top Is. Kooln Suites.
10 Polished OaA Sideboards.
~ Parior suites. III tarest-y. rug and plush.
Mirror front Wardroee. Oak Secretaries Bookcases.
Flat-top and Ladies Desks. Extension and Fancy
Tables. Willow ana Cane Rockers, Single and Double
Bedsteads. Hall Racks. China Closets.
ALSO
10 Hair Mattresses. Pillows Springs 70 pieces of Mat
ting. Large Velvet Rugs, &C
&c Mattresses of ali kinds. slightly used.
100 Chairs, odds and ends.
sale without reserve. Goods at private sale until
auction morning.
VIM. LOWENTHAL,
mh24-u Auctoneer
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wIFx-vIsITISa THE NEWSPAPER OFFICES o,
THE NIGHT OF THE TRAGEDY.
After The STkR's report of the Schneider
trial closed yesterday afternoon the cross-ex-
animation of SIR. T. Frank Schneider was con-
tiaued. when the witness said that II was not
until after witness had returned to the station,
after frs. starting off in search Of the pistol,
that he acquainted the police that he ("ltnessj
had been told of the whereabouts OF the revoi-
yer. There seemed to be a great hesitation on
the part of the officer TO accompany them In
the search. The officers saw the revolver before
witness did. Witness did not take it in his
hands
District a.torney-Did you ever see that re-
yolver before that time?
Witness never did.
District attorney--Did you ever see your
brother Howard with a revolver?
Witness-Yes- On two or three OCCASIONS
quite a time ago
District attorney-was it a revolver like the
one found in the alley?
Witness have not the slightest idea.
District attorney-was any one present
when your brother told you where to find the
pistol?
witness-Yes. Two or three policemen.
District attorney-Did they hear your brother
tell you?
Nltness-No. Il think not.
District attorney Mr.. Schneider?
Witness-Becsuse Howard whispered II TO
NE.
District attorney-Don't you know that such
q ting is against police reguiatious9
Witness-I don't know whether 1t is not. At
any rate it was done.
District attorrey-Who were the officers pres
ent at that time?
Witness-I don't remember.
ACTIVE IN GETTING UP EVIDENCE
The witness acknowledged that he had been
pretty active in getting up evidence in the case
but denied having attempted to intimidate
any one.
District sttorney-Do you know Mr.. Herman
Walbridge. Nr. Schneider?
Witness-l do
District attorney-Did you not csll upon
him and try to convince him that he heard
more than FIVE shots?
WItness-I talked with him and said to him
Shat | was surprised to find that he could tes-
tify that there were only i've shots but did
not try to induce him to testify to anything he
did not believe
The witness stated that he knew there was
some feeling between Mr.. WalbTIdee and Col.
iiamh1k and did saw to Mr.. Wslbridge that
Col Hamiink Lad spoken unexpectedly OF
him
Judge WiIson-You have gone far enough III
that matter. Capt Cole.
The court. mildly thought i. was the prov
ince of the court to control that
Witness denied having said &c Mr. Walbri lge
that Col damlink was bad man and that he
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m,,z.,o. FRANK L CALHOUN Trustees.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID streets n. v.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PhoPEkTY. SITUATED On NEW HAMp,
N0ErHwEsT. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
By virtue of . decree OF the supreme Court of the
District Of Ceiumb,a. psssed on the eth day q De-
cenoel, leDl. In equity cause No. l30o We vii sel
on WEDNEsDAI. HE THIRTIETH DAY OF
nARSH lseS az public suction; q AALL-PAs p.
lstterod &C" IN square numbered one hnndrsd and
seventy seven u57) in the c1ty Of wsshinsson. ~
cash and the balance in two equal 1ss,lnses,. 10y
able In and from day 81 sale or al cash.
at tbs option Of the purchases. me defered pay,
aent to bsar Interest e per cenf and 70 %
hundred (o20O) doars wtl Be- q time Of ssls
All c0nv0yasclng oS the cot o. the purchases. IL
ee9ma o. sae srs mot complied Nth IN - esysls
trnstsse rsssrys the right 70 ssssll thssg z TIE
stsk aud II defsult1nG purcnaeer ans snch fu<
40 advsgtisspeat they sau think ueopnr-B sSI
= H0L6SWokIA noaD0x. : !,
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DENTISTRY.

nR BLAIR. 2I2 IND. AVE-. y. WILLING A
~ speciality. ID year, experience. teeth 81 ed abso
lutely without pain: gula. Z. silver Ell, teeth
serted: gas administered. oi'en sundays. miils2~e
nRGRAHAM. :O7 7TH NV. OPPOSITE sAKs .
~ 20. bras,e work specially. beautiful aud
fllinss: Silver. soc platna, auslsEln,
gold al up. cleannx. .yUc- iull set of teeth. ~
very best teeth. tull set. All work guaranteed
strlctly hrsi-class and money che-Tfu4y refunded
on any oIsration proving unsatisfactory fes'-lm'
4 ,ROsHON's DENTAL PAkLORs. ESTABLISHED
VI lSS., Los 18th n. ". hull go and Is.
&lo and ss Old plates made sood Open dag.
night. and Sundays TIL ~. AL ats branches
mil lfus
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucrioneers.

IL 14O7 street.
EFFECTS OF GENTLEMAN WHO HAS LEFT
HALF TOP vIs-A-vis CARRiAaE. WITH POLE:
EXTENsION:TOP SURREY. siDk:BAR Top
BUGGY, DOUBLE SLEIGH. FINE SET OF
WOOD Il GIBSON HARNESS. BUGGY HAIR.
NESS, VERY FINE CART, PONY AND HAIR
NESS, Ne, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. MARCi TWENTY-sIXTH. 1872.
at TWELVE NJ, in front Of our sales rooms l4U1 q
ST. will sell close estate the vehicles
and harness, to which invite general attention.
LATIMER SLOAN
mh24-2t Auct.oneers.
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NCANSoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

hUNCANSOS BkOS.. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING
On HIGH STREET NEAk CORNER OF 4rH
STREET. WEST WASHINGTON. ID. C.
District of Columbia. passed in equity No. 49,
IL. we will offer for sale on THURSDAY. THE
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A. u. 1852. at
FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front of the premises all
that parcel land and premises known and
being part Of lots hundred and eighty and
one hundred and eighty three in Beatty Hawkins
side OF High street at the end of nn-
drawn from the intersection of High and 4th
southeriy los -l2 ieet the line OF High street
the southeast of large brick standing
nln1 thence northwar1ly and with the west line II
gh street 40 feet thence westwardly and right
angles TO Hh street TO the dividing line between lots
1S2 and lSt in said addition thence south Of said line
to the end thereof easterly with the
lot number 1853 TO point therein which will b- inter
setted by line drawn south tys degrees west
war-Iy from the southwest corner thereof, thence
easterly by said line reversed to the bexinni IA
thereof. thence south with said wall lncs
to the southwest corner of said house and then by and
with the south wall Of said house to beginning of said
premises High street. together with all the improve
ments same and ali the rights easements az
appurtenances belonging thereto or IN any wise spper
tanning
Terms: One-third Of purchase money in cash: resi-
due III two equal lnstallnents at and two years
from day OF sale notes to be given bearing interest
lie secured by deed of trust premises al the
chase money may be paid in cash. at option OF
Convey ancine &c. purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with in ten days day of SALE otherwise
the trustees reserv the right TO readyetise and reese
the SAID property at the risk and cost OF the defsutns
VIM A. MCKINNEY
Columbia La building,
HENRY s. MATTHEWS.
mh12-eo ia 18th st. NV J
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( EO VI. STICKNEY. Auctionesr.

" 14le N. Y. ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON CHAM.
PLAIN AVENUE. IMPROVED BY LARGE
FRAME CHURCH. 49, -
No 1871. foO 40 ct eq one of the land records for
the District of Columbia. and at the request Of
q the prsInises. on MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ. the fol.
lowing described property in the county Cf Washing
ton. strict of Coluinba, to wit: Tie south sixty 100
by depth Of lot numbered twenty (5O)
in block IL. in Hall and Elvans subdivision Of Me-
ridian Hill
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash and the balance in
one ID two go and three CD years. with interest 1t
the rate OF per centuni per annum, payable semi
annually and secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
800 deposit 1t time OF Terms to be complied
with in ten days the property will be resold at the
rsk aud Of the detaultinH purchaser after dye
days reimbursement.
T IIAS ! =. s MWAnGisAMASt Trustees.
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucuoneers,
l4O7 q ct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY, BEING NO: 1905 2 STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue OF an order Of the supreme Court 81 the
District Columbia, made the 10Th day OF febru
airy. A. D. 1882 IN the case q JOSEPH II Crown ct al
vs. Jonn Z. Crown at al. No l:s49s. Equity DocAet
No. 3D. will sell to the highest bidder in front q tbs
premises. ON MONDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH
DAY OF MARCH, A ID. 1892. AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following real property.
to wit All that piece parcel of land aud premises
situate lying and being in the city Washington, in
the District Columbia. known and DISTINGUISHED
lot nifty CD of Kinsnan's recorded subdivision
of square numbered two hundred and Tort CA
The lot fronts = feet on street by depth Of 10
feet alley 20 feet wide. also has side alley Feet
wide the east. Improved by . two-story frame
dweliin and being No 1908 street northwest. Dis
trict aforesaid.
Terms 81 e-third Of the purchase money IN
cash anu the balance in two equal inetaments in
and two years, with interest from day OF sale NJ the
rate OF SIX (o) per cent annum. payable SEMI
annually to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser and deed of trust the property. all
cash. at the purchasers option. deposit 600 will
be required OF the purchaser the time Of sale All
eyancing and recording at tie cost of the pur-
chaser. II the terms sale lie complied with in
ten days from time OF sale the trustee the
right 70 the property At the rsk and cost of the
ROBERT CHRIsTY. Trustee,
mh16dkdS 1870 New York ave. u. ".
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Aucuonssr..

TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS, NO 3O3 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
EAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
NINTH, at HkbF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Ne VIII
offer for sale. In front of the premises,
LOT %,
SQUARE S13,
Improved by we'll built twostory brick house con-
tanning six rooms. modern improvements making it
desir able for investment or for q home.
Terms Onetnrd cash. the balance one and two
years. per cent Ter snnuin. payable annually
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. deposit q
S.UUrequired at the time Of the terms Of sale
are not complied With in fifteen days from the DAY u
sale right reserved resell the properly at the rink
and cost Of the defautinx purchas after Ave days
ADVERTISEMENT OF such resale in newspaper pub
lisheo in Washington. D. c. All conveysncins and
recording at the cost Of tine purchaser.
mhs,-d&ds kArCLIr fE, DARk 4 CO. Aucts
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THOMAS D0WLiNG . son Aucuoneer..

EAECUToRs SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkofthIi, Nos. 4ls AND saU THIRD
sIhhtr NoRTnLAsI, Al AUCTION.
at hAlf-iA>r ROT o.CLOCk A. NJ. W. will s-ll,
~ front OF the pr.luIs-. lot IN srarhets SuDd-
VISION O: square 100. fronting Nv
OF 81 Il ls'twe-n D. 81 and Mas ~ au average
otpti 81 about 80 feei. improved ~
tHo-stors brIck dwelling houses. Ne ais aud l I'd
u. =.
Terms cash. A depOst Of 800 required time Of
safe tunNeyanctl ami recording of purchaser
II terms OF safe are not complied Nth within dAy
the executor res- Yes the rgit to r. and
OF deis AZ ing purchaser.
nhl6-dsis GEORGE voNEIFF. Executor.
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I ATIMER / SLOAN. Aucuonssrs,

II l407 @ street.
IMPORTANT SATURDAY SALE
Latmer sloan will sell at their new and spacious
auction rooms, 14O7 Il ST.. SATURDAY, MARCH
TwENTY-SIXTH, valuable miscellaneous collsc-
ton household effects Of every description in which
ALSO
Several Antique Pieces Of Furniture.
ALSO
MagnjAcent Aubusson Carpet that cost oi.Oo0
ALSO -
An elegant Cl0eo Carfiago that bolouaod and yns
made 70 order Tor the late Justice Bradley; unod Only
. shnnt time. . = -
a aSSs2s;s q ssf:s gs r s::: ss.
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Of Mrs. Annie Schneider the sth Of February.
Reading from the minutes of the inquest.
Judge Wilson asked DIR. Patterson il Miss
Jennie Hamlink said that the prisoner said on
reaching them the night of the shooting. 'She
is nv wife; have a right top when DIR. Pat
terson replied that Mics Hamiink had said
that.
Cross-examined-Witne did not make a
stenographic report Of the testimony. Witness
did not read Miss HsmlInk's statement to her
and she never signed it.
WILLIAM j. PALMER
William J. Palmer, young man, the assist
ant in the Office of T. Frank Schneider, testified
that he resided at No. 1909 Q street and had
been employed by Mr.. Schneider for the last
six years. Witness not home at the time
of the shooting but arrived shortly afterwArd.
He then went up to Col. Hamlinks; a
crowd there. among others Mr.. Magee,
Frank Schneider and Will Schneider In COM
pauy with the two Schneiders and Mr.. Man
ming witness went down New Hampshire ave-
nue. to the third precinct station house. On
reaching there the defendants brother went
back to the cell to see the prisoner. Witness
did not 60 back with them to see him. They
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctions.r.
SALE AT PuBLIc AUCTION OF HOUSE AMI

LOT ON STREE REIMEEN NEW yERsEY
AVENUE AG0 FfRST STREET NORTHWEST.
RY virtue OF deed Of trust dated september -
ls7 and recorded in iber No. $50. folio 2l6 Of the
land records tor the District Of Columbia will oer
for sale e gu6.is sqct,on il front Of the Prsmess
three g. IN Pas. :yu.ss nSnssisd Ave hundred and
Tor the same al the distance Of nftesn 05J fsst
from the southeast corner of said lot and running
thence west fifteen (l) feet: theucs north hun
dred and thirtynx Q3 feet seven "a, Inchss; thencs
east h.teen lSl feet; thence south one hndrsd and
improved * frame building.
ments In stx and twelve mbnshs; the puschase svs
he nofes toe tbs deferred paysns barring per
peupsEty. go down q tins & sals Convsysscss q
xU0ENE cAIusl. IrusAse
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To the Editor Of The Evening Star
noticed an account in your paper OF March
% of an assault and robbery com mitted on a
lady. /, too, was assaulted, knocked down, my
bundle snatched ami was severely bruised on
the night of February %, Us early as 7:30. right
in front Of my own gate, corner 9Th and s
streets northwest, and the police were only
neiehbors little ~iri. together with NV own.
saved me from Q worse fate perhaps. The po-
lice heard the screams. but thought IL was chill
dren. Cannot something be done to capture
these desperadoes? Doubtless it is the ssme
one that has committed all these assaults in this
same neiyhborhood in the last month.
ANorHKR vIcrIN.