Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17
Those Mysterious Deaths.
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Those Mysterious Deaths.
NO SATISFACTORY SOLUTION YET.
Prof. Desmedt, District chemist is still en-
gagged In his chemical tests of the contents Of
the stomachs of John Kelley and wife, who
were found dead in the stable OF Mr.. B. Holla-
day, on Monday last, but as yet is unable to ar
rive at any conclusions as to the character of
the poisohs which produced these deaths. The
funeral VIII be postponed until after the coro-
ner'S inquest, which will probably take place
ON Friday. The Eibernian Society, No. l. Is to
take charge OF the remains Of the deceased and
they viii be Inferred at Mt. Oiivet Cemetery. 1t
stated that Mr.. Reilley's father is living in
bridgeport, Connecticut, ana that other rela-
tives OF his are living In this country The affair
is stu shrGuded In mystery.
AN OLD DOCUMENT PUT ON FILE.-Mr. W. w,
Corcoran yesterday filed for record in the Re-
corderS Office a transfer to him dated August 80
1886, made by trustees of the Bank OF the Uni
ted States, and embraced all the debts property
ETC., transferred from the Bank Of Columbia, for
merly In Georgetown, D. c., chartered April 10,
1876 to the Bank of the United States, under an
arrangement of April 5, 1923; also the undivided
interest about one-halp in the property and
enectS OF that bank assigned to the Bank of
the United States and Treasurer OF the United
States, In payment of their respective claims
.an the arrangement OF April and July 16,
1924, and February Q, 1928, amounting In all to
s2ss,9.2.9I. The entire interest was sold to Mr.
Corcoran for s5O,OO0 payable in the five per
cent. loan Of the state Of Pennsylvania. This
NdS put vi W COHlplebS CQdlQ OF Jltl6,
Part Of the property involved is the well-known
Riggs Co.'S bank, corner 18th street and the
avenue.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, COLUMBIAN UNI
vKRsITY.-The programme to be carried out at
the nfty-e1ght annual commencement of the
med1cal department OF the Columbian Unfver-
sity, at Lincoln Hall. tomorrow night is as fol-
iows:-Conferrtng of degrees upon the follow
Ing graduates Ia Frank Baker, n. Y; A. H.. W.
c. Maddox, Nd; Clifton Mayfield, D. c.; Henry
=. Qninby, n. H; James S. Woodward D. c.:
distribution Of prizes; address to the graduating
Giass, Dr; Elliott Coues: I,S.A.: yaledlctory, I.
d. Z. Maddox, NJ. D.
TAYLOR & HuFTY, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
nave Just opened large invoice OF the .Foster'
patent laced kid gloves These gloves are rnada
OF the finest kid and the mode of FASTENING is
Sosoluteiy perfect. No button to break off or
guaranteed. III
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGEs.-Messrs. T. Jesup
Miller and r. B. Lewis yesterday, for Albert L.
Dom, entered suit against W. W. Kirby for
$4,000 damages for malicious prosecution. &c
charges that defendant on the 5tn instant pro-
cured warrant from Maj or A. C. Richards
justice of the peace, charging that he Doan]
set fire to the carpenter shop OF George w. Dem
ham, No. 424 Fl street northwest, and caused his
arrest; that he was taken before Judge Smell
and dismissed For this action the complainant
says that he has been injured in reputation to
the extent Of the damages claimed.
TIE ART SALE conducted by NJ B. Latimer
for Mr.. ii. n. Barlow, at 1925 New York avenue
has been largely attended, notwithstanding the
Mr. Bowling to sell without regard to cost, nat
urally bargains were obtained In this even
ing's sale some OF the most valuable paintings
are to be sold; Tomorrow afternoon and even.
ing will possibly wind up the sale OF this grand
collection, when many articles Of rare value
Will be sold. t
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Jas. 81. Davis TO Anna III. Davis, lot 25, in sub of
so. 425; $500, Dennis Murphy to Edward II.
sub Of Pleasant Plains; 81 600. Commissioners Of
District OF Columbia to Daniel Curtin. west
half OF sub OF lot 16, so. 81; 1851. Ollie B.
sub of So. 1884: So 500. Edward stake to Thos
j. Miller, lot ls So. 81; $1,000. Thos j. Miller
to Edward stake, part lot 5, 50. 5l7 S 900. Mary
5 and 1 paa lo s 5ot e o sa
missioners OF District OF Columbia to Ann Mu-
leahey, par t lot %, So. I24 5. B. II. Warner
and Henry Strausberg TO Lorin AllOn, lot l. so.
1928; 3. j. N. RAIDER TO T. Il. Gibbs, lot SO, So.
POP; s, 500.
No INTENTION TO DEFRAUD.-Yesterday In the
Equity Court, the case OF Cashier q Co. agt. g.
T. Langley, argued for a second time, was de
cided by Judge Hagner In favor of the defend
General Term by complainant. The question
on which the case turned was on the estimate
of the value OF the property and Judge Hagner
heid that Langley'S valuation having been
proved correct, It showed that there was no in
tentfon on his part to defraud his creditors BY
conveying piece OF property to his wife
AessrS. Edwards and Barnard appeared for the
complaihants and Mr.. John Selden for defend
ant.
TEE TELEGRAPH WAR.-Yesterday, In the
Equity Court, Judge Hagner, the case of the
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph company VS. the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company, action
for SIS coo damages for breach Of contract and
10 restrain removal or telegraph wire, was ar
gued by Messrs. Wheeler. OF New York, n, VII
son and II. Ashton, OF this city. for plaintirs
and by Mr.. Frick OF Baltimore, and Mr. Merrick
OF this city, for Defendants The further hearing
WG5 uhen postponed until Tuesday next.
For FINE WINES and liquors call on Jacob
Xander Removed 10 1918 7th ST. NV. Open
ing tonight. See adyt-
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by r. A. Col
den agent.-600 Shad, from $50 TO sos per 100:
5000 behring's, from 81 10 $40 per 900; ,0OC
punches rock and perch, from 30 to 20 cents pei
bunch.
FOR THE GREAT BOB aud his mistake, and an
inside view of the National Anti Masonic Law
League, see the White House or March 10th. T
ApLAID guard chains 81 at Pngg's.
DEPARTURE OF LABORERs.-The Alexandra
Gazette OF last evening Says:-Mr. Smith, agen
for MeSsrs. John Satterlee q Co., contractors or