Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15


Kate Chandler, sub lot 2S. square s., 22 Il by an
average depth Of ls5 feet, on n Massachusetts ave-
n Holland has Fought, for $500 Of Joan T. Lee.
part iot SQUARE IL 80 oy no feet on N ana 25th
Mazda r. Rogers has bought OF r. r. schneider
nor e1.2oo lot l6<, square l5S-lsed3 by s7k feet
on Corcoran g Get between nth and lisa streets
I we sSs sSss has 0 0Sas 81 Of W. Cur
elxloo TETON Sth and streets northeast
Diserscs Geveruaens Affair."
NONE LIGHT FOE MOUNT rLKAsANr.
The Commissioners have ordered the erection OF
eleven lamps a Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant
oBncn 10 PAYING Ar.
Some days ago Nj. p. N. Duosnt made applica-
ton for an estimate for paving 10 be done al the
Intersection OF 18th and z streets He protested
agai 0t paying any OF the cost outside The build
has 70
tersoctions OF streets and sidewalk out OF the
general fund. ana this whether the Improvement
Tue appropriation act which was approved July
Is 1855 changes the provision with regard 20 per
nit work, using the following iangaage; "Iro-
improvements shall pay one~haf OF the total cost"
This provision the Commissioners construe 70 in-
and TO require one.hsif Of the cost Of such Inter
sections 10 De paid for by the property holders as
OF other portions OF the pavement The matter
mas been referred 70 Attorney Riddle fof opihion-
MIsCEILANEoCS
Tho4 Schnopp, Thos Z. Tucker, VIM II. beyers
and Julius Strobel Janltors at the several public
ochoo.s have been appointed additional priva'es
MARxIAe! LrcExsEs-Marr1age licenses have
been issued BY the CLERK Of the court 70 q. W.
Haas and Barbara Hess; Thomas NJ. Hunt, OF De-
troit Mich, and Mary Agnes Theresa Martin. OF
sei,day; Frank Msson ana Rosa a Ann Green;
EDWARD I Dunn, or Philadelphia, Pa, and Jennie
Jarooe; Edward Ferguson and Hattie v. Wins
Conradi and Agnes Thilecke; Edward coates and
Lucinda lille; Jeremiah Green ana susal A. Hile;
vernon +. Chappen Of 81 Louis, ana kateJ. Lyon
For RoBBNa HEN MIsrREssL-Mr. Edward c.
Farrell, OF Tennessee avenue southeast, had an his
Martha Dangerneld When Mr.. Farrell and his
vile went 70 church yesterday morning they left
Martha with their seven-weeks-old child. When
they returned home tue servants clothes were
piled on the door. Some OF MIS- Farrell's clothes
was missing, and the girl was gone, having leu the
infant alone In the house. Early this morning Of
deer Stahl arrested Martha, Who was wearing Mrs.
Sarrells clothes She also had a pair OF bracelets
ana COLO pin belonging 70 Mrs. Farrell In the
larceny and was given three months IN jail She
was also given Two months on the farm on q
charge OF vsgrancy.
JAKE BuDD's FUNERaL-The funeral OF Jacob
Budd Zebley took place Saturday afternoon at
Elks preceded by the services OF the Episcopal
Church conducted by The Rev. Mr.. Harding. There
was large attendance. The remains were con-
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care OF Anthony Rodier and N. l. UrelL
SENT WHERE He WILL HAVE TO woRK.-Paul
Lavaraza, an Italian tramp, attracted some atten-
uon In the neighborhood OF the Congressional
cemetery yesterday afternoon lie had just been
released from the workhouSe and as making his
way toward the city. He was shaoDlly dressed
and wore pair OF yellow canvas shoes he had q
large shawl tied around his neck. lie goI down
town about dark and was arrested by Onicer
Smith. The officer could not understand him, but
through an ntrrpreter the prisoner tod him that
him with vagrancy. This morning, In the Police
Court the prisoner was sentenced 10 sixty days on
the tarm.
SENT TO THE INFANT AsYLUM.-This morning
about 10 O'Clock OIncer keeIe. or the third pre-
cinct, found a colored infant about Two days old
near The foot OF 18TH street The child was sent
TO ST. AIMS Infant Asylum
REnANDKD FOR TRIAL-This morning, In the
Court In General Term the case OF sanford
Lewis against the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Co, was decided-Judge Merr1ck deliver
ing line opinion OF The court This was an action
for damages on the railroad, and a demurrer was
nled raising the point that the amended declara-
ton nled outside the statute OF Limitations made
new case and therefore was barred The case was
certited by Judge Hagner, and the court over
ruled the demurrer-tnus allowing the amend
ment-and remanded the case 70 the Circuit Court
for trial
LITIGATION OVER EDWARD OWENS EsTArE.-The
Court 10 General Term sat with Iuil bench today
Ing ct al. Edward owen on December p, 1861,
conveyed certain real estate TO Miller for the use
OF his Intended wife, Ellen Kelly, during her nat
ural fe and In the event that She should not sur.
vive him then TO his (Owen's) heirs and assigns
but II she should survive him. leaving children, II
former wife living at the death OF his vile; and
finally, II she die without issue, 10 the use OF hls
but there was no issue, and he died 10 1879 leav,
ing will making his grandson, Mills Dean, resd.
uary legatee. Mary owen Dean, his daughter
l..sA 1000 asfaxn fa.A FTt.
question for the court Is whether the trustee
should convey under the last clause OF the agree
ment, or 70 Mills Dean asdv1see: Mr.. +, Ii. Mackey
appears for complainant, and Messrs. Norris and
Hamilton for DEFENDANTS.
RANGE OF THE THRRhoMETER-rhe following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m. ~; p. H. Sc; maximum. 50; minimum4 43.
DROPPED DEAD WHILE CooKrNG-Mrs. Bel, the
wife OF Capt. John Bel, residing at 433 street
northwest fell TO the floor while engaged In COOK
moned, but she died before the arrival OF the phy-
scians he cause was paralysis OF the heart She
Was sixty-seven years OF age and was highly re-
spected
TIE CIRCUIT COURT CoNvESED.-The october
term OF the Circuit Court was convened to-day by
Judge Hagner Francis McCriswell, j. Ii. Hewlett
s. j. Sockeler, Thomas T. France, L. z. Beale. A
Lamond and J. j. Flanagan were excused as Jurors,
and w. Z. Morton was reported not found. r.. h.
Ward failed 10 respond, and was fined 81 and COSTS
The DECISION OF THE LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.
In the Cou In General Term the case of Clark
against Hunstein was decided by the decree below
Diminishing the bill being affirmed This was a bill
TO SET aside deed VI trust given by Mra. Clark TO
secure certain goods furnished her son, In which It
Is charged That the execution or such deed was
obtained by representations that her son was
liable 70 arrest Tor obtaining them by false pre-
lenses. Judge COX says, In his opinion, that the
testimony docs not show that there WIS sny
duress used, but that after the defendant had ad-
vised her against making deed to a certain piece
or property she voluntarily executed the deed OF
trust IN question. The decree below was there
fore, affirmed
DrsoRDRRLY PAIR-Susan Young, colored, and
her twelve-year-old broIher George, were In the
Police Court this morning charged with disorderly
conduct They were arrested Saturday afternoon
interfering with the gates 81 the railroad
ing corner 4th and streets northeast lhe boy
also threw stones at the watchman and al an
oflcer. The boy was nned S. ana Susan was re-
leased on her personal bonds
KILLED By STREET CAR-Frank Dunn, the boy
who was run over by q car on the Columbia line
near 10th and H streets northeast last Thursday,
died at the home OF his parents, No. IA 10 "A
street northeast saturday afternoon The 10y
was crossing the street AT the time, and, In at
tempting 70 AVOID one car, was struck by a car
coming In the opposite direction and knocked
down. The boys leg was broken and be sustained
severe internal Injuries. The driver Of the
n0f fad mas ffa wa rel ANT