The Washington times., 1894-09-23

square No 7S2, for SO. subject 70 =, 500
trust. horace ". Eaton to District OF Co
Iumbia lot No. ID, in block No. SO, Columbia
Heights. for S9.237-5O. Julia T. Peck to
James McCandlish, lot No. I, in block No. 8,
Trinidad, for S10. Annie r. Nash 10 William
A. Henderson, lot No. 4. in square No. SIS,
for 80. American Security and Trust Com
pany to Margaret u. CerFico, Emma l. Car
rico and Alice c. COrnweu. 10 effect partition,
parts Of lots Nos y and I3. in sub Of
square No. al, for SO. James t. LOveles5
10 Edward II. Hughes. quit clam. part lot No.
A. in sub square No. $50, for SO. Joseph W.
Harry 10 Philip l. BROOKS. part Of tract
Friendship" for - Edward B. Huges
and wife to Lemuel F. Lusby. part Of lot No.
a. in square No. Sg5. for so. Thomas Gaff-
ney and wife TO Mary E. Wheeler. lot No. 134,
in square No. LOIS, for IS. 500. CunO H.
Rudolph. assignee OF Robert F. Wright, TO
Edward B. Hughes, part Of lot No IS, in
square No. S95. ion $50.
Marriage Lieenses-Licensest to marry were
issued yesterday 10 the following: Conrad
Holman and Lizzie Cook; John c. Hohmenn
and Louisa Koch, and Charles Lilienthal and
Ida P. Rock. all Of Washington.
Luracy Proceedings Begun-Lunaey pro-
eeedings were begun yesterday IN the cases
of Daniel j. Logan, il, upon Information by
his father, Daniel Logan, ST, OF No. 929
Twenty-siXth street northwest William H.
Sweat, upon information by Emma SWEAT,
Of No. 435 Washington avenue northwest,
and Everett :. Mitchell, upon information By
A. ". Mitchell, OF Massachusetts, through his
attorneys, French & French.
Geddis and Owens Arraigned- Walter Ged-
dis and Fred Owens, the wire-tappers who
were caught at Parkersburg. ". Va. were ar
raigued in the police court Yesterday morning
charged with the theft OF two bicycles. Gfed-
dis waived a hearing and went TO Jail in de-
fault Of $500 bonds. Owens case went over
until tomorrow. An accusation OF cOnspir-
acy may be brought against the pair for their
overlapping exploit. but it Il not believed
that thew can be tried on the charge.
C-imes and Casualties-A pile of hot ashes
near two woodsheds in the rear of 2l1 and
2I3 Third street southeast. caused a fire yes
terdav morning. which resulted IN a loss Of
about $50 on the sheds.
A sneak thief stole twenty-one towels val
ued at about "a, from wagon standing at
Center Market yesterday. The property be-
lOnged to Jeweler Harris of Seventh street.
EDWARD Mcmahon, aged fifty years. living
at Mount Pleasant. was found in very sick
condition in front OF No. II Florida avenue
northwest. last night, and was taken 20 the
Freedmen's Hospital by Policemen Nauek
and Barrett in the Eighth precinct patrol
wagon.
Another accident on the Pennsylvania ave
nue. cable line happened last night. when an
unknown man. about fifty years old, was
thrown of near Fourteenth street. He was
not seriously hurt, and was able to limp away
without revealing his identity.
Detective Weldon has recovered watch
stolen August Is IRON William B. Haltclair, of
No. $50 Third street northwest.
Four more OF the rings which Major Banks
and George Lewis are supposed to have
stolen have been recovered by the detectives.
As yet no owner has come forward to claim
the property. The two men are under arrest.
Policeman P. Creagh, of the Sixth precinct,
yesterday secured man who was charged
with theft, for whom he had been looking for
nearly fifteen months. On July u, 1893, John
Rhodes, alias Martin, it is alleged, stole S12
from C. III. Beaten, by whom be was en-
ployed Rhodes Immediately disappeared
and was not again seen on any of the down.
town streets until early yesterday morning,
when he was taken into custody.
About p. m yesterday a white man, aged
fifty-eight years. and who was too sick to tell
his name, was picked up at the corner of Sec
Ond and Canal streets southwest and sent to
Providence Hospital. Alongside the man
was a box Of tools. At midnight the man was
resting easily. but was still unable or unwill-
ing to tell anything about himself
Henry and Robert Brown were locked mp
in the Twelfth street station by Detective
Helan and Officer Hathaway yesterday.
charged with the robbery of the store of
Buchanan Bros. & Fulkerson, at No. Ills
street northwest last, Sunday boy named
Albert Stewart is also under arrest for com
plicity in the crime. About 800 worth Of
opera glasses were stolen and the officers
have recovered half of them. The boy Il be-
heved to have been a tool of the two men
and it is thought that he can be used as a
witness against them. All the prisoners are
colored.