Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-21
More Charges Agair.l L. a. Williams

SUIT or SAM FL TAYLOR FOR AN INJUNC-
TION-EEMARKABLE STATEMENT OF THE
t"NPLAlSANT IN THE CASE.
Yesterday Mr.. II. Il. Wiswall, for Samuel
Taylor, entered a suit against l.. A. Williams
ahG others, Tor an Injunction against a pro-
posed sale OF property, and Judge Wylie Issued
"A restraining order.
The complainant states that in June. lS-}. he
was arrested on the charge OF receiving stolen
property, and while in custody at Police head
quarters said Williams offered to take oh 4rge Of
us case and conduct IL to a final issue. lie
states that he never had hearing bat was dis
charged without hearing;that he paid Williams
20 Tor his services; that subsequently Williams
called on him and said that a bench warrant
hal been issued against him on the same charge
aud the detectives had the warrant; that Will
mans persuaded him to go to the country 10
eyaie the process, and took him to Howard
county, Nd, to the house of an alleged uncle
OF defendant, where he was kept six DAYS; that
afterwards +. a. Williams came to the alleged
uEcles house and brought him back TO the city
70 the house OF coiored man on It'll street, near
the Patent ONCE, where he was kept all nj ht
and then taken TO the house Of, as was
aid, the father OF defendant-E. A VIII
lar's-aDd further to his (cOmplainant's) own
house when he (WilliamS) asked il he (TAylor)
owned the PROF erty, and he told Williams tn Il
ne would own IL when he paid for it. Williams
request. q him to show the papers, which he did,
and Williams took away the deed with him;
that Williams subsequently took him to his al
legged fathers house, and after being there con-
hned, the said Williams and one Harry ID. Oler
came to the room and produced paper, which
II be would sign it, II would relieve him from
all arrest. and he being unable TO read and
write, believed the statements and made his
marx that he did not know the object or con-
tents OF the paper at the time nor until the 18th
instant; that while he was under the charge or
Williams he was kept under the influence
OF hquor by him. He charges that Williams
and Oler obtained the papers by COLLISION and
fraud; that on the 18th instant he learned that
ne mad signed and delivered to Williams a
promissory note in favor OF Oler for 5000. and
nv a M firms tn
irving Williamson on west third part lot f.
square l5i, (2l feet by 3d. improved by a com
I3Itable thTeecstory frame house. He further
charges that Campbell Darlington is now the
holder of the note and deed of trust and that il
was assigned to him without valuable consider
anon, and that said trustee Williamson had
advertised to sell, and the sale was to have taken
place yesterday afternoon. Judge wvlie's re-
stTaining order operated as a stay of the sale.
On the law side, few days ago Mr.. james ).
EIwards, as counsel for Ellis b. Bliss, entered
SUIT against Taylor on pTomssory note sileged
10 have been made on the Sd of June, 1873 for
sHtu. eli thirty days, TO the order Of E. 4. Wal
hams, and endorsed to the present holder
Bliss On this note is a credit of s35
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-wm j. Miller.
trustee TO Josiah T. Prather, lot s, s,igare 555,
>l.O;4J; Reginald Fendall to Alice IL. Barron,
lots 20 and ~ in square 400, s2,'35: Crawford
$50, s6Os IS; Crawford C.. Adams, ct ux, to John
Enoch, lot q, square 35S, 500; Mary Frances
Stone TO Elizabeth J. Stone, lot Il, square 32},
$1,000; Margaret K. Stone TO Elizabeth j. Stone,
lot r. square 3Z3, 81 800; VIA. II. Ward ct al
To James Ormes, part of square 615, SO; Chas
NJ, Matthews to Robert I. Arrow, lot ~, in Old
Georgetown, $500; Edward c. Merrick to Sam
uel Wells, part OF lot ., square 81, So SOD; Pou
lus Thyson ct TX. to Geo. A. Armes. lots 50, 81,
50 and 81, square 364, lots p and IS, square 9l2
and county property, $4,000; Thos. Foley to
Roosevelt Bsyley, lot 4, square 81, SO; Sam
uel Wells eft uN. TO Maria r. Merrick, lot 2,
square 81 sS 500; Isaac p Childs ct ux, to Jno.
f.. Herrell lot q, square 70s 500; Isaac P. Chids
ct uX. TO John f.. Herrell, lots and II, square
10s, 500; Chss. A. McEuen ct to Moses
Kelly, part lot ;, square 81, 81 200; Sarah ID.
Smith ct vir. to James E. Fitch, parts of lots 3s
and -, square PA, S12,35 so; Isaac p. Chids
ct TX. to John T.. Herrell, lots 10 and H. square
7Os, $50; Isaac p. Childs ct to John f.
Herrell, lot i,sIuare 5Os. $50; Geo. NJ. Kendall
TO Elizabeth b. Kendall, lot ?. square 49,, $40
and love and affection; Jeremiah Codnell TO
John Holleran, lot &C." square J63, -; VIM.
A. Cook, trustee, to John W. Dick, lot 4, square
7G5; VIM. P. Bradley TO Mary Bradley, lot 5,
square SIS, 81; samuel Wallace, ct ux., to
Robert H. Forsyth, half lot 6, square 335, Al 000
Robert ii. Forsyth TO Hattie G. Wallace, half
lot 6. square S35, $1,000: Samuel .: Hoyt to
James W. Denver, lot y, square $50, 5000;
Roscoe ConkIing, ct TX, TO Samuel Hooper,
part lot 20, square 22l, $4,000.
The DISTRICT MILITIA.-Colonel n. b. Flu
gift, acting quarter master general on the Gov
ernor's staH, Is engaged in issuing the winter
uniforms to the militia of the District, and 1t.
Col. Fleming, as acting brigadier commander,
Is inspecting the commands, aud on his approx
al OF the re9uisitions the clothing Is issued
Col. Webster, adjutant general, will in about
two weeks inspect the troops at the national
, armory. The next grand parade and review
will take place on the I'D of February Wash
iDgton's Birthday and rs the whole Command
will appear in uniform, (blue overcoats and
caps,) a fine turnout is expected. In few DAYS
the appointment Of q new brigadier general
I will be announced.
SUIT FOR ALLIsED Yesterday.
Messrs. Webb and YZnaga, for Patrick Keliy
entered suit against Mary Ayton and j. S. (.
! Thorn, charging them with treespass in that,
on the nrst Of April. they broke into and took
/ possession Of q dwelling house, expelling and
/ putting out plaintiff and his family; that they
/ tore down and destroyed the house, and dam
aged the goods and chattele of plaintiff, for
which plaintiff claims 5000 damaaes.