The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1894-09-29

/ vicinity by means Of bogus checks held in
| $500 bail 10y Judge Miller yesterday morning.
Josephs had represented that his father was
Congressman, and his uncle judge OF the Su-
| preme Court
Hood Not Wanted After AII-'rhe charge of
/ embezzlement which the Chris Heurich Brew
ing Company made against their former coli
/ iectOr, Charlie ID Hood, has been Withdrawn,
! owing 10 satisfactory explanations having been
made yesterday morning Hood had a confer
I euce with the counsel Of the brewing company
I and the consequence was the company decided
I that there was no cause for the arrest Of Hood.
/ Hood declared that he had not Wronged the COM
/ pany, but had used the missing money to treat
those who happened to be in saloons at the time
/ he made the collections.
Circuit Court, cart I-JUsTICE BRADLEY
Wharton & Bro vs. Hammond; judgment on yer-
dict for plaintiff for $16f9 Hurst Co. VS..
Madison & CO.; Judgment on verdict kroppvs
hropp: Judgment On verdict for defendant for
! costs Kremer VS.. Detterer; Judgment on yer-
DICT for defendant for costs Howe VS., District
/ q Columbia; judgment on verdict for defendant
] Tor costs
Sneak Thief Ada pleads Guilty-Two
more victims % Ada Cross, the clever sneak
\ thief who Was supporting "A big family by rob
/ blng houses il tho northwest section of the city,
4 have been found Mrs. Mary : Marsh, of No.
! II sixth street northeast, who lost pocket-book
containing SIS and a key on September 3, and
Ars. H. I'll lLeiloy, 90 No 5Ol First street north
I east, who was robbed Of pucket-book and az,
called at detective headquarters yesterday and
1 identified two of the purses found in the Cross
home as their property IN tho police court
/ from tie house OF heZekiGh Caywood, No. 1876
I South Carolina avenue, AMI she was held for the
/ grand Jury. Rebecca Cross, ths mother, and
Bette Cross another daughter, were held IN
! $1,000 bail on charge Of receiving stolen
money
Thieves Plying Their Trades Thieves
4 nave been busy the past Few days, though thelr
I operations have been email Some one sneaked
/ into the room Of Mary f. EcklOh, in the Harri-
J son nats, and carried away c watch and guam
I THY of !sWelry yesterday. Mrs. D. II. Ambrose,
n
! a pawn ticket for diamond ring worth 500,
! which the thief redeemed, and a sneak thief
/ carried away 8 worth Of tobacco from the store
/ Of James Reed, al Eighth and streets SOUTH
! west The lock Of Fred Hosenberg's store, No.
] llO5 NJ street northwest, was forced open early
! yesterday morning, and six pairs Of shoes,
! FEAlIce Green, who has room at No s21 Thir-
/ teeRth street northwest, reported to the police
/ yesterday that some time during the last six
weeks her trunk had been opened aud robbed
! OF silver forks valued at IS.
lettings from the Courts-Judge Brad
ley VIII, on October 8, begin 10 hear appeal cases
/ IN division J. Of the circuit court. The frst as
I slgument VIII De the FIRST ten cases on the ap-
Z peal docket Appeal cases VIII continue TO be
I heard til all, about thirty-fye, have been dis
/ posed Of Then Judge Bradley viii take up the
/ regular docket and hear the cases with even
numbers while Judge Bingham hears cases with
! odd numbers.
Judge Cox wiz continue In equity court, divi-
/ slcn ]. Judge Hagner VIII open equity court,
I division Chief Justice Bingham, circuit court
/ No 2. The chief justice and Judge Cox may ex-
+. Cd. nge courts later Judge NcComss wiz prob
! ably continue in criminal court, division /, and
! Judge Cole in criminal court division >.
4 In the circgit courts tho calendar will contain
about sf5 cases all told For the present no civil
I cases win be heard Ia the criminal divisions
The new rules for the court Of appeals viii lie
. given out on Monday in pamphlet form. The
/ changes are not mum srOus nor important, reiat-
! ing mainly 20 exceptions and the like.
Michael ? Robinson. VINO fled suit during the
sumner for divorce from Nancy Robinson was
yesterday ordered 10 pay 50 counsel fees Tor his
/ Wis ana agreed 20 withdraw the suit
/ A petition wss filed yesterday by Deliah Pow
/ Ell for an investigation in lunGcy for Henry
I lowell
Pure Food Exhihition-The third annual
pure food exhibition Will open az Convention
Hall November - and continue three weeks
I lne time has been changed in order to give ez-
hbtgrs che benefit OF il during the entire win
I ter season. Miss Helen Louise Johnson, editor
! ofTauie TAX, viii give lectures ana demonstra-
tons each afternoon. and concerts viii be de-
I7Srsd by select orchestra each afternoon and
/ evening Much preparation has already been
made, ard il is expected that the coming ex-
hlbitiOn viii DO the most successful held here. q
Parker. Bridget s. Co.'S Anniversary-All
day long Yesterday, and IN the eyenng,too, Par
Der, bridget q Co 5 establishment, at No. 30
Seventh street northwest, was crowded with
men and women. friends % the members Of this
popular firm uf cl0ihisrs 10 testify by their pres
I ence their interest ID the firms first anniver-
Eary and likewise 20 inspect the MAGNIFICENT
stock Of fan ana winter styles displayed there.
AT night eSpR'H.LF Inc scene was animated
Fragrant Mowers, palms, aud other potted plants
were everywhere: lights cleaned and sweet
strains OL music hgated on the air. Messrs.
/ Harry Parker, Bernard ". Bridget. and VIII
] liam q. SLumate did everything in their power
g. make their visitors comfortable. and sue
4 cee1ed admirably They were the recipients of
J many concentrations upon their su cceSs and of
Gooz wishes for the future.
! r. EuFfz Iohuson's Estate-Mrs. Annie
I johnson widow Of the late Z. Eurtz johnson, IN
] Dstlt0n for letters testamentary, yesterday
I stated that JOhnsons unsecured debts would not
4 exceed $1,000 and other debts to the amount Of
! $4,000 are secured 10y double the amount in
4 BOMBS and other collateral. The heirs are Mrs
/ Johnson and the children, Richard A, Sarah l.,
/ oliver p Charles d., ana William h. johnson.
Her Correct Address-Nellie Wilson, the
I typewriter. who wants z divorce from Alfred
wilson lives not Al No 1910 street, but No. 1910
! Eleventh street
Marriage Liceuses-LIceuses 10 marry we're
Issued yes erday TO Moses Jordan, of Madison,
Ga, and Sadie Clark, Of Washington. Lewis
! Iraintor, Of Colonial Beach, Va, and Theodosia
! feWel, Of NeBtmCrrland county, Va. Alezan-
der Brooks and annie Johnson, both of Wash
ington.
Judge Joseph Hollis Heirs-The National
I safety Deposit ana Savings Trust Company Of
tbls city vas yesterday appointed administrator
I of this late Judge Joseph Hollis estate. The
property consists Of $4,000 in real estate and
I al.5,009 in stocks and bonds OF the latter
sjaGJ0 are registered District bonds, IS 900 Belt
! Line stock, 220 shares National Bank OF Com
merce. $1,000 notes and $4,000 cash. The heirs
I are 1nA raol-. . el-LeF-ln-lhW. ana lCpueTS ana
/ ni0ces Washington, Sarah, John W, locke,
] Robert, Thomas. and james Holt, and William
q. sierett and Margaret Bowmer and grand
1 nephew Robert Holt They reside in this Dfs-
trict, IN Texas, ard at the old home, Hollis Bot
tom, near Cloyerport, KY.
Property Distributed by WILTSHIRE la te
Ralph =. Lowe, by win dated February II, 1898,
Lett mis- property 70 his brothers and sisters,
! Nellie ]. Johnson, Kate Lowe Kendall, of BiEz-
hamtOn, =. Z: Edwin A. Lowe, Of Santiago,
Chill, and Clifton a Lowe, aud Mrs z. I. Morris.
lie was a craftsman and lived at No 1920 New
OF htE debts and the erection Of a tom bstone
over his mothers grave similar to that over his
/ fathers.
His property consists Of Ga, 600 life policy In
the Order Of Chosen Friends policy for 1000
in The Printing ONCE Council, No Il, National
Union, was by him made payable to his sister
I Nellie. IN mis- viii, however. he beQueaths this
% her He gives his sister Kate 81 800 10 Edison,
saoJ; 70 Clifton, $500, 70 be used in sickness; to
! hrs. J.. T Morris $500 as a remembrance of
/ their long association in o1lce. He asks that @.
| l. Johnston shall see that his wishes are carried
| out
Johnston yesterday filed the will with petit
! tlou for letters testamentary, accompanied by
the consent Of next OF kin, except Edison Lowe,
/ who is beyond the courts jurisdiction.
he VIII OF Daniel Nelson, dated March 20,
/ 1888, and filed yesterday gives one-third Of his
/ money IN The National Capital Bank 10 his
daughter. Emma Toliver, one-thrd each to
/ Samuel and Lucius Gordon, and SIS 10 his son,
/ John Nelson. II appoints Louis w. Schench, of
no. SOL Maryland avenue northeast, TO be his
executor, without bond