The Washington times., 1894-08-28
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day
Fair; warmer; northeast winds, becoming
southeast

raT' WarLnefi northeast WlndSs becoming
southeast
General Land office Changes-Perey La
moreaux, of Wisconsin, the son and confidential
clerk Of the Commiss oner Of the General Land
ONCE, has resigned He received 81 go per an
mum The following additional changes have
Deen made In the same Office: Appointed by
transfer from the Geological Survey Mark Brod-
mead OF Pennsylvania, clerk at 81 400, from
clerk at q 800, Pension Ofice Promotions: Miss
Mimic Payne. OF Virginia. copyisJ, from $40
70 CLERK l0Ol; Charles A. Stevens, copyist, 500
TO clerk, Sl.200 Post-Ofdce appointments; John
l. hnOpp, OF louisiana; Charles H. Pierce, Of
tennessee Alfred T. Moore, OF Arkansas, and
Snaries r Hoden, Of Iowa, copyists, at SD
VIII of Eugeuie Lechene-Eugenie Leehens,
who died in indianapolis about August s, left
VIII Of which copy was filed with the register
here yesterday. All her property is left to her
daughter Mary GirOnard, but a cOdiciI sets
apart Tor Mary children the following No. rs
Tenth street northeast, for Eugenie; No 100
seventh sSTeet southeast, for Augustine; No. lO2
Seventh stat eet northeast, for Florence, and No
20 street northeast, for Charles
But 1t VIII Be Different.
First knight docking az an F-strset horse
car1-What's that2
Second knight-Give It up. Excuse me, sir,
Can you tell Us what that thing is fore
Citizen (sadlyl-Sorry, but I can't have
grown gray trying 10 find out
NoOnan Makes PrOmises-MichasI Noonan
fled In equity court yesterday an answer to the
complaint Of his sister in-IaH Margaret Noonan
He says he can settle his brother estate in a
way 10 conserve lis best interests IL let alone,
and there Is no necessity for the receiver asked
The court should assign her DOVER 70 the COM
plainant and leave respondent in charge Of the
estate
Judgement Creditors BiII-Sarah s smith
| in a biII fled in equity yesterday, says she has
a Judgment against Leonard C. Wood and others
Tor ss4O, obtained January 2, 1854 Wood has
an interest In lots Nos 10 and q OF subdivision
in square l2s, and other property in the District
and she asks that her claim may be collected
out Of IL.
The Money WIN Stay in Rankin the
suit OF NaUck against Isaac Rosenblot Judge
Cole yesterday made an order that Roseublor
should not draw the money involved from the
Lincoln National Bank, and ROsenblOt must
show cause before September 4 next Why q re-
ceiyer should not De appointed
VIII Be Heard Again To-morrow-In the
case Of Trautman vs. Oppenheimer Ggument
and testimony were heard by Judge Cole yestsr-
day on Oppenheimers motion 20 quash the
writ Of attachment At the close OF the day the
case was still in progress and VIII be taken Up
at 10 o'clock this morning
Marriage Liceuses-Licenses TO marry were
issued yesterday 10 the following. William a.
Clancy and Florence E May, both OF Washing
ton Charles Fleckenstein, Of Washington, and
susie WillcOxen, Of Baltimore. George E Kep-
pier, Of Washington. and George : Weeks, OF
Prince William county, Va Archie Garrett and
LeOna Ware, both Of Spottsylvania county, Va
William Fox and Martha A LittlefOrd, both Of
Washington George Franz, Of Washington,
aud Marie Ganley, OF Boyd's Station, Nd Tneo-
dore Munden and Bette Howard both Of Wash
tngton- HardamOn Williams and Maria D.
adams, both Of Richmond, Va
Heaven Did II for Him Sunday.
The man who goes home early TO sprinkle his
lawn did not go home yesterday.
Bonds for the CoIumbia's CabIes-The Co
lumbia Railroad Company wiz On October
O1er 20 its stockholders at par 100000 per
cent first mortgage bonds, which viii Dc issued
for the purpose Of cableing the road and making
the other improvements recently authorized by
Congress As these bonds constitute irs-
mortgage on the entire property Of the company
II IS understood there Is considerable inquiry
Tor them from persons holding the roads securi-
ties and it is believed that the total issue viii Do
absorbed by the present stockholders. The sub
scripti0ns TO the bonds are payable in four
equal installments, due quarterly after October
next, the first payment being made then The
Metropolitan Railroad Company has recently IS
which have been taken up BY the large security
holders OF the road.
Real Estate TransfeTs-Transaction in
real estate recorded yesterday are as follows:
William H. McCuuum ct al 10 John McCuIlun,
part Of original lot No :, IN square No SIS, for
SO William H McCUllum ct al 20 George 7.
McCuLun- sublOr No b, IN CassidyS sub-ttivi-
sion Of lots in square No 9l2 for SO George T No
Cullum et al 20 William H. McCUlum sublOr
No 81. in CaSsidv's subdivision OF lots in souars
Ne. 9i2, for so Reginald ". Bsau % William Il.
Campbell, lot No q, in block No 3d. Columbia
/ Heights, for s SD William H. Campbell and
wife TO Reginald ". Beall, lots Nos % and y. %
/ Speichs subdivision Of lots in box No IS in
Barber's subdivision OF lie Drou Park. for
sl0.3l3 John RidOut and Irving Williamson,
trustees TO Ida f. DrUry, lot No %, in DOdges
subdivision OF lots in square No. 25S, for s.
Leonard :. Nicholson and wife TO George W.
Rhine lot No s. in NirhoIson's sub division in
[ LeighrOn's subdivision, BrookIand, for $3.50
Oliver c. Black and wife to Susanna WOilard- l.
No5S in Carpenters subdivision OF part OF square
No So, for $40 John A. Massie 20 Alexander
Britton, lOt No. s5 Of Hubbards subdivision OF
original lots in square No. I52, for 80 Charles
/ G. Thorn 10 Andrew J. Miller, part OF lot No 10
I in square No 2Sg, for SO solomon Pollard and
wife TO Ferdinand ]. HaII lot No 13 in Collins
subdivision Of square No. 80, for $50. t. :
Walter to William NJ Clayton, lot No. Is in block
No ., BrightwOOd Park, for SO
DRYDEN Disappointed-In the case OF ship
ping Commissioner Dryden, of Baltimore,
against Secretary Carlisle. 10 prevent the Secre-
I tary from displacing Dryden. Judge Cole yester-
I day rendered a decision adverse 20 the commits
si0ner. he held that in case any wrong was
I done Mr.. Dryden would have remedy through
other means, especially by slIiJ before the Court
OF Claims. TO recover the amount OF his pay for
/ the time during which he might be unIawfuIly
/ excluded from his Office Counsel for Dryden
/ took an appeal 70 the court OF appeals
| Record OF the Courts Circuit Court
/ JUSTICE COLE-John 7. MoyIan Us. Francis Hufry
and Eugene lie Mitkiewicz Judgment for plain
I tid BY confession for 800 with interest from
May = 1894, until paid, 8 O5 protest, and costs
I Equity Court. Part 2-JESTICE CoLE-Nauck
vs. Rosenblot; restraining order
Orphans Court, Probate Division-JUsTICE
/ COLE-In re Thomas F. Oakley; appointed
guardian TO William D. Oakley, with bond SO.
In the estate of Eugene Lechene, Of Indianapo-
lis; transcript Of viii fled
Mechanics Lieu-George W. RUshenberger
and George W. Harrison brought suit yesterday
\ against NJ f. Emack 80 enforce a mechanics
lien Tor furnishing material al lots Nos g., 81 50,
/ 40, AMI Il of square No 5l6- Emack contracted
with William F. keriey and Samuel l. kerley
/ TO build three two-stOry brick houses on the
/ property above named. 10 be completed N
/ August, 1898 kerley Brothers contracted with
/ Emack 10 construct the HOUSES Rushenberger
furnished for the buildings electric bells, speak
ing tubes, &c, to the valUe Of 500, and Harrison
/ lath and lumber worth S2l13i
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