Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
THE DALEY MURDER TRIAL
The Testimony Closed and the ArIW.
msemls COmsmcnceA.

In the trial OF Jno. Daley, Indicted for the mur.
der OF ]. C. @. Kennedy July Is last In the cr,ml-
nal Court, after The STAR report closed yesterday,
Henry Wise Garrett was called TO testify as 90 the
transfer OF the Daley property on NJ street. ms
testimony was objected TO, and during the discus
sion that followed Mr.. worthington said: "Ido
not propose 20 show that Daley was really
wronged by Mr. Kennedy. II that Is necessary 20
convict him he may as well 20 free now. do pro.
pose 10 show that Daieys natural deduction from
the evidence In his possession was that Mr. Ken.
admitted witness said the lot had a house u p
II; Michael Daley owned over half ana the heirs OF
his wife the other Witness suggested the property
was on this suggestion that Mr. Kennedy procured
a deed as the agent OF the elder Daley Witness,
was 10 pay 5000 for the property. The negotia-
John II. souie was asked II he had purchased or
MT Kennedy lot IA, square 2l4, on street
answered, under objection, that he did.
The Government here offered the deeds IN evil
dences showing the transfer Of the property 10 MT
Kennedy In 1852 for tao0. and by Mr.. Kennedy u
MT. soule In lss6 Tor s5.4Ga
There was also offered In evidence the checks
given by Mr. Kennedy for the funeral expenses o.
Michael Daley, amounting TO $3.50 and oJner
checks previously Identified.
MIR. Worthington then offered Mr.. kennedyss
account with Daley, contained In one OF his once
books He read the items one after the Other the
result showing that when Mr.. kennedy gave Daley
check LOT so The account Indicated that there
ton called attention 20 the fscI that there was q
sister OF Daley's who had not been mentioned IL
,hls connec,Ion. Mr.Morthlngton Then announced
That the Governments case was closed. An
agreement was made that the defense might al
any time before the closing argument Introduce
the testimony OF Orlcer John Kelly In rebutIal Of
a statement 10y Government witness that he had
heard Daley say nothing when brought 10 the
station.
on the opening Of the court this morning the
counsel proceeded TO discuss the law Of the case.
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sales Of Real Estate.
Nellie A. Adams has bought O! w. b. Watson for
"a, AIS sub 5S, sd l9l, known dwelling lsSs 18th
street. w. II. Swander has bought OF 4. ID Dowl-
Ing for $4,000 the west half lot o. 50. $50, l35xs3
It. In, on I'd street between ID and streets
northwest. j. T. Arms has bought OF Geo. Trues-
dell for $s,0l4.20 lot 3 OF the laJters addition TO
Washington Heights. w. T. Yerkes has bought
for $500 OF w. A. Redmond one acre OF Peters
Mill site. {. w. Eoecker has bought for a 600 OF
Thomas Collins and sold TO ii. r. P1llsbury for a
nominal consideration, sub and pit 3, 50. $40, on
9Th, L, and South Carolina avenue southeast.
Charles Baum has bought OF w. II. swander for
5000 sub lot "a, square 3l6 1857 by so feet on
lin street, between and streets northwest.
Nioletta y. Wilson mas bought tor sll, 004 OF
Jacob Jones, sub lots 1:SO 1S2, and ia. So. 204,
and 18th SITS NV. Walter I. Weaver has bought
OF j. 4. Davidson, for 81, 100 sub lots 3ls TO 24
50. ga, fronting 126 feet ON Fenton Place, bet h.
L. North Capitol and LIST SITS. ne.
CLAIMING $4,000 DAxAGEs--Yesterday. In the
Circuit Court, the tnal OF the case OF Ambrose
Horner, OF Illinois, against the Washing on and
Georgetown Railroad Co., TO recover SO, 600 dam
ages alleged 10 have been sustained by falling on
a car In 1875, was commenced Messrs. :. = Hem
kle and j. Amber Smith for the plainuu and
Messrs w. ID. Davidge and Enoch Totem for de-
PENDANT.
To BE BROUGHT FROM RIcHNoSD.-The grand
jury presented yesterday AN Indictment against
Vim. Miles, alias VIM. Moore, for tn embezzle-
ment OF one clock, worth s. - from 1hos Reedy
lie was yesterday In custody at Richmond Va,
held To await the record or the District court,
which was prepared and forwarded. Detective
Carter S been sent for MIN.
THE AN6ELINI MIssIOS.-At a meeting OF the New
York avenue Presbyterian church last evening an
Angelina mission WAS formed with the following
Officers: President Mrs. Jno. W. Foster: yice-presi-
dent, Mrs. JOS. 4. Kelly; recording secretary Mrs
j. A. Randall; corresponding secretary, Mrs. w.
b. Greeley; treasurer, Mrs. Byron sunderland.
Mrs. Luigi Angelina of Italy, was present, and
made an address.