Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12
I'm Memory Of Prof. Paul.

terday afternoon were attended by large num-
Der OF the pupils and friends OF the late Principal
Paul. superintendent Powell presided over the
exercises. DR.. D. r. Brown, Of Brooklyn, spoke of
been saved from death beneath the hoofs OF a
horse. His college life was portrayed by Mr..
William Twombley, classmate, and the traits OF
wilson and trustee ". ". curtis. Dr. Lane, the
present principal, spoke Of Mr.. Paul In his con.
nection with the school, dwelling on the labor he
had spent on the institution, keeping It always
frst In bis thoughts and actions. Mr.. c. b. Rheem
spoke on behalf OF the alumni Senator Blair oc-
seat On s ana 0n Pe
principal. He had not known Mr.. Paul intimately,
he said, but he had heard high tributes OF praise
of him as an instructor. A chorus OF students
rendered music during the exercises.
The Thompson Habeas Corpus Case.
ARGUED BEFORE JUDGE MONTGOMERY TODAY.
In the Criminal Court to-day Gen. John s.
Crocker warden of the jail, produced before Judge
Montgomery Robert NJ. Thompson with the cause
OF his detention-a commitment Of U. s. Commits
sioner Bundy. The petitioner was brought here
By Special Agent Roome, OF the Pension
been indicted in Tennessee for failing to pay over
money received for pensions, and after conviction
@ On
day last, by Mr.. Jen Chandler, he filed an appica-
ton for q writ OF habeas corpus, on the ground
Indictment is being used to enforce the collection
OF private claim Tor money against him, and the
object Is to kidnap for the purpose.
court took tine papers and continued the case.
Mr.. Chandler asked that bail be fixed. and after
some discussion, the bail fixed by the commits
Sloner, s., 600 was set as the amount.
Sales Of Real Estate.
s. 7. Suit has bought OF Messsrs. Weller & Re-
petit for S. 1880 all OF block 9, Good Hope Park.
Josephine *. Smith has bought FOR So 200 OF J. f.
Ennis trustee sub lot b. square L. fronting 30 feet
on the west side of 26th street, between K and L
streets northwest.
MARGARET R. O'CoNNoRs wML-The will of
Margaret X. OConnor was filed In the registers
ONCE yesterday. She leaves her household effects
to be divided equally between her daughter, Mary
Ellen O'Connor, and her stepdaughter, Kate
OCounor, and the balance OF the estate, including
house SO7 oath street northwest, TO the daughter.
Mary Ellen OConnor. During good behavior and
while he remains a wldower, testator's husband,
Patrick OCOnnor, Is to be allowed to the house
as q home. VIM. Taylor Snyder is named as
executor, and Kate OConnor as guardian 10 Mary
Ellen O'ConnOr.
THE JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIArIoH.-The
Jefferson Democratic Association last night elected
barr ~ Tst Vice; T. Miles, second vice.; Frank
Creiger, third vice; Geo. E LaBarre, fourth vice
president; Geo. E. Davidson, recording secretary;
ID. Warren, treasurer; Howard Clagett, financial
secretary; Geo. Eckert, jr-, corresponding secre-
tary. Intrusive new members were elected. A
resolution thinking the President for the appoint
passed. The following delegates were elected TO
the national league OF democratic clubs, to meet
eG
E. LaBarre, c. W. Darr. The Following executive
committee was appointed: Z. Newman, c. b. Wal
Ter, II. Weisenborn, c. WelsenbOrn, II. Emmner, j.
N. Trader, and Jas. Trader.
FORFEITED REcoaNIzANoRa-In the Criminal
Court to-day, In the case OF Franklin Cook alias
Otis 7. Ham, charged with violating section 5467,
r. s. U. 8. tembezzling letter.. the recognizance
was forfeited In the case q MeIlv NE Howard
+. Chiids, on the Second National Bank, slmi-
lar action was taken.
To TIE PKNrTRNTIARY FOR Four YEARs.-Grapt
johnson, convicted with Robert johnson and John
Mack OF HOUSEKEEPING at the store OF A. Herman
the Criminal Court to-day. lie acknowledged
two previous arrests and one term in jail, and one
term In the Erie County, n. \, penitentiary. The
able Information to the oficers, Tor which allow
ance would be given, and imposed q sentence OF
four years. Robert johnson mad some months ago
received q sentence Of six years and John Mack
for nine years
Harold FOrsberg, the actor, took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of his father, 2lS
18th street southwest. The pail bearers were
Augustus De Grummond, from the Elks and
Messrs. Lewis and Rosafy, friends OF the family.
The remains were taken TO ROCK Creek cemetery.
chapel after which followed the burial services of
the Order OF Elks The members OF the Elks lodge
were present.
SALE OF PROPERTY BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE MICHAEL X. COMBS, DECHAsED.-Walter
sale recently, for Daniel o. c. Cailaghan Eugene
Carusi and James 8. Edwards trustees, by virtue
Of decree q the supreme Court the following
Part lot numbered i. In square numbered 46l,
froDting ee feet on Pennsylyania avenue, between
9th and TN streets northwest, improved BY brick
snas pscs or parcel q land Known as 10 IN
the recorded subdivision Of parts q original lots
Noa and Z. IN SQUARE No 3s9 improved by q
avenue northwest. 70 w 2. Combs. for s1a 7y5.
Part lot No. G. In square $50. improved BY double
BRICK ondns MoH s ~ s ana w rs
Of ground, TO David Lverone tor Si7, 625. All that
piece or parcel OF land known q lot A. In the
No. s4S. improved BY brick store. southeast corner
OF 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
70 Daniel Loughran, for S22 zoo. The western part
e 70; S Sn u SS ana is
streets northwest, improved ~ thres-story and
bre S a. ~ q no sss e TaoEn
Of the east half Of square NO 81, improved 81 8
two-story and basement brick dwelling, No. l124
,osn stFsss nprshxss e " Ia Conn., Ssses
ing, No. IiS6 Ion sGrest nofthwest, 70 n. n
r sna e. 20 Sc sscodsa saSd;oa q cnsI 10
No. 10 in square 50, improved b. swostory and
basement frame owsllins. No $40 1osh street
improved soSsS ssii q psH y. sna q tSs q
SS g sSc Rss :SSsscs 3. sSp sSs
ics frcSIine O. astl sfress bstwssa aad stlssts
Scssnws S.lnf ict &C e ,gus.s y = q! sscSt
cent? pef not, about q, $500 me aesleeate