The Washington times., 1894-08-30

at No. bO2 Third street southwest Lawyer Gloss,
counsel for Leonard, entered motion in arrest
OF judgment and Judge Mills set the hearing for
tomorrow morning. At the suggestion of Spe-
cial District Attorney Pugh the amount of Leon
ard 5 bail was increased from Sl,UOO TO $500.
Inc penalty Tor Leonard s ohense is nne OF
not less than $50 nor more than $500, and not
less than three months nor more than one year
in Jail
William Sherman, who was arrested on Tues
day night by Detectives WeedOn and Lacy,
charged with the larceny Of horse and wagon
from Edward p. Gibbons. of No. 2026 G street
northwest, was yesterday held for the grand Jury
Hyattsyille Md
William Greason aud Edward Grindn, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, were yester-
day fined 500 or ninety days each by Judge Mills
Geocge W. Whitmore, charged with assault
Ing policeman Thomas p. Lightfoot, was yester-
day fined $50 or sixty days by Judge Mills
In the Senate Gallery.
Yisitor-And where does tho Senator from
Alaska sit?
Intelligent Guide-weH er, he wasn't here
last session 1t was too warm for him
City's Health Very Satisfaetory-HeaIt
Officer Woodward has Issued the following bull
letin: The favorable health conditions OF the
city continue By the reports to the health de-
partmeut for the last week 1t Is shown that the
low death rate was repeated last week. By
unusual coincidence the number OF deaths and
consequently the death rates as well as the rel
alive mortality between white and colOred were
precisely the same for the two weeks Infant
mortality increased somewhat probably owing
TO the change in the atmospheric temperature
from the cool weather Of the first Of the month
10 the present heated term. There was at the
same time material increase in fatal cases Of
consumption while the deaths from typold fe-
yer were equal in number. Malarial feyers do
not prevail 70 any extent in dangerous form
and the absence OF epidemic diseases render
the health OF the city in very satisfactory coz
ditiOn in view of the season of the year.
EXeTrplificatiou OF a Degree-OrientaI
Council, No. 312, Royal Arcanum, had great
treat Monday evening at Typographical Temple,
No. 423 street northwest, in the shape Of the
eXemplifCatiOn OF DUTY g by a special degree
team composed Of the Past Regents Of the sif-
erent councils in the city, under the leadership
OF Brother Grler, OF Pennsylvania. The lnltta-
tory ceremony was rendered in a manner never
before witnessed by any ArcanCmite in the city,
bringing out all the beauty and impresstveneSS
oil which that wonderful ceremony is capable.
\ robust candidate was on hand for the Occa-
sion and he rode the goat with as much Dig
nifty and solemnity as the friskiness Of the
quadruped would permit, and the lessons OF ira
ternity and charity taught the newly made
brother will linger in his mind and aid him in
the practical applicatiOn.of those principals long
after many OF the participants have passed into
the great unknown
Correspondents Buy Newspapers-CoL
sam Hudson and W. X. Bell well-knOWn Wash
tngtOu correspondents, have purchased the
about the middle Of September They have rep
resented Pennsylvania papers at the Capital
Tor number OF years, and there are few news
paper men who know that State more thor
Oughly. They are bright writer's and good feI-
lows.
Returned 10 the Asyium-Arthur Formau.
eolored, who few days ago escaped from the
insane asylum near Frederick, Nd, was ar
rested yesterday By Detective Quinlan and
handed over TO an oflcer from Maryland, who
returned him 70 the institution
Marriage Licenses-Licenses TO marry were
issued yesterday 10 the following: Louise E
EOuch and Charles T. Mills, both OF Washington
county, Md: Frederick Lemmes and Elizabeth
Creahan, both OF W ashingtOn, D. c.; William
Holt and Sarah Williams, both Of Washington,
ID. c.; Harry Javins and Annie Stout, both Of
Alexandria county, Va; John BriscOe and Susie
Hubbard, both Of Washington, D. c.; Joseph H.
Koran and tmma d. Olsen, both Of Washing
ton, d. c.; William K Walker and Helen =
Mitchell, both OF Aberdeen, Md: Randolph
Hatcher and Emma Taylor, both OF Washington,
D. c; eager Cobbs and Virgie Stephenson. both
OF Franklin Junction, Va: Moses l. Goodman
and Claudia Miller, both OF Clifton Forge, Va.
DIR. Leon Still Waiting-Judge Cole was in
disposed yesterday, and the hearing OF Dr.. Ed
ward Icons petition for trial went over
until to-day, when, 1t is understood, . day wiz
be set for il next week
Mary Ganron's Estate-John T. HyIand.
executor OF Mary Cannon, says that her debts
amounted TO $3.50, and her personal property
TO 500; therefore part OF her real estate must
be sold. The statements are made in his an
swer 10 John Fegan's suit against James 4. Can
non and others, as heirs OF Mary Cannon The
real estate referred TO is lot No 81, in Broder-
icks division of part of square No 90 at Twen-
ty-secOnd and streets II is already subject 10
q trust for $500.
Record OF the Courts Orphans Court
JUSTICE COLE-In the estate OF stephen " Col
den; viii filed; in the estate Of Mary X eneia in
yentory of personal estate returned; in the
tate of Isaac y. ThOrnburg- summons VS.. Frank
b. Holden witness 10 viii issued and returned
duly served: in the estate of Ellen Donohue,
petition Of Daniel DOnohue by bis next friend,
John Murphy, for letters Of administration IS
sued; in the estate Of John Edwin Mason, seven
receipts Of distri ributees filed
Emanuel Hamiltoa was yesterday sent 70 fail
for $50 days by Judge Mills for committing an
unproyOked assault on Robert B. Corbin. Cor
bin is an insurance collector and called to see
Hamilton in reference to collecting his dues.
This angered Hamilton and be insisted on tell
ing Corbin what he thought OF insurance agents
in general and Corbin IN particular. COrbin
ventured to reply, whereupon Hamilton knocked
him down and beat him severely.
The Force of Habit
Thirsty knight from Iowa with Eink)-Got
any cold tea?
Sympathetic Drug Clerk-Nope, but there's
saloon next door.
Provisions Company IncorpOrated-The
Eureka Nj ercanttle Industrial Company was in
corpOrated yesterday by filing articles with the
Recorder of Deeds, The incoTpOratOrs are i. j.
Edmonson, NJ \. Stewart j. II. jackson, W. z.
Reed, N. l. Mcdonald, and D. J. Edwards. The
amount paid in is 5000 in S5 shares, with privi-
lege of increase to $4,000 The company pro-
poses 10 esta blish provision stores and wood and
coal yards at various points in the District
Death of Well-known Lavycr-Mr John
Cruishank, who was for many years one OF the
best known members of the bar Of the District
OF Columbia, died on Tuesday at his home, No.
1877 Thirty-first street. aged about siXty-three
years. The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock. 4 meeting of the bar viii be
held in the circuit court room at p. m to-day
to take appropriate action
Ella Wilson, colored, who IL is charged robbed
Richard Brown of Sl20 while the latter was
visiting her house in Louse alley, was yesterday
| held for the grand jury by Judge Mills
r. S. Quander, coIored. was yesterday held in
| $500 bonds for the action Of the grand Jury by
| Judge Mills for clubbing Tobe Perry, also col
! drink of liquor which he had ordered
| Money in His Inside Pocket-3Ir John
| f. Bray, OF No 7Y1 Thirteenth street northwest
/ will look into his pockets before he again sends
| his vest to be Numbered
| Detective Helan yesterday arrested Lee Lung
| and Lee Sam, prOprietors of a laundry at the
| corner of New York avenue and Thirteenth
! street northwest, on the charge Of abstractiug
| S55 from the pocket of Mr.. Bray's vest, which he
| had sent TO them TO be washed. Mr. Bray is pos
I tive that he left the money in the vest and the
! see il. The case will come up before Judge
! Mills to-day.
Presented with Silk FIag-A very inter-
| esting event took place at the Government
/ Printing Office yesterday. Mrs Miner on behalf
| of the ladies OF the bindery presented to the
1 Journeymen Book binders Society a very hand
| some silk flag Mrs Miner in her presentation
made very eloquent speech. The flag was ac-
| cepted by Mr. +. j. Roche, who on behalf of the
| S0eietv made soma very felicirou5