The Washington times., 1894-09-18

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Marriage Licenses to marry were
issued yesterday to the following: Thomas
Stewart and Laura Mason, both of Washing
ton. William H. Martin, jr., and Elizabeth
Snyder, both OF Washington. Philip Louis
Kohmer, OF Baltimore, Nd, and Anna
S. Conder OF McGabeysville, Va. Harry c.
Michael and Mary E. Biggan, both OF Wash
ington. Aaron 0delI, OF Alexandria, Va, and
Alice 5. Beckley. of Washington. Abraham
P Winslow and Ella Dabney, both of Wash
ington. James w. Gentry and Mabel Nj. Je1-
fries. both of Richmond, Va
John Tippett Rearrested-Joh w. Tippett,
who three months ago was arrested Tor as
saultng and striking Peter Alvey, and was
released at the time on bail. WAS yesterday
rearrested. Alvey having died on Saturday.
According to the evidence given at the time
of the first hearing Alvey went to Tippetts
house on n street. near New Jersey avenue
southwest. where he became engaged in
fight and was cut on the head with a hatchet.
He apparently recovered and afterwards went
TO St Mary's county, Md, where he had rela-
tiYes He soon began drinking heavily, and
this il is believed, caused his death No time
for the hearing was set by Judge Miller, but
the case will be called whenever Assistant
Attorney Mullowney is ready to try it.
Sent to Jail for a Brutal Assault-John
MlnOE, henry luOuhS. w Nllllull IIGNlS, anu
Frank Jones, who, without the slightest
provocation, assaulted and beat Samuel Will
son and John Mccarthy, two old soldiers, in
South Washington a few nights ago, were
yesterday each sent to jail for $50 days by
Judge Miller
Permitting Gaming on Sunday William
II. Brown, who was charged with allowing
gaming on Sunday on his premises No 216
Ninth street northwest, was before Judge
,l,on ha trac continued
until Wednesday of next week, and Brown
was released on $500 bonds.
Petition for Letters Testamentary-Laura
NJ. Clark and William T. Galliher are the pc
titioners in the paper filed yesterday for let
ters testamentary upon the estate Of Reuben
c. Clark. Clark died September 8 and left,
besides real estate. 81 $50 in stocks, furni-
ture, etc. and debts aggregating $4,000 The
heirs are his widow, Louisa H., Ida NJ. Wood,
daughter by former marriage, and Reuben
b. Clark, minor.
Applications for Divoros-Louisa Coleman
yesterday sued Charles Coleman for divorce
upon statutory grounds. They were married
by Rev j. Henry Mason on November il,
1889. He deserted her, she alleges, and has
for two years been living in open adultery
with Fannie Day. at No. $50 SHOWS alley
She asks that her maiden name, Nelson, be re-
stored. The attorney is J. A. Johnson.
Lille NJ. G. Groves yesterday sued John
W. Groves for divorce. French and French
are the attorneys. The papers are withheld.
Suit for Damagss-John Linder, Johanna
C. Block, and Sigmund J. Block yesterday
sued Absalom Kirby for 81 600 damages.
Their declaration is that on September % and
26, 1891 Kirby broke into the dwelling be-
longing to them Jointly, at No. 35S Fourth
street southeast. and damaged the house to
the extent Of $500 and drove away their ten
ant, and so left the place that it lay vacant
for six months. causing them a further loss OF
5000. c. c. Tucker is the attorney.
Trouble to Collect Life Insurance Charles
A. Bail and Ada V. Ball, whose mother died
several years ago, are having trouble to col
lect the insurance on the life of their father,
who died in August. He made over the in
surance to his wife. and she left no WILL nor
was any action taken at the time TO place the
title to the insurance policy in any otner per-
son. The children are now asking for legal
measures by which they may receive the
money.
Jail Is His Home-Frank Nicholson, who is
said to have served more terms in Jail than he
has fingers and toes was yesterday sent back
10 that institution for $50 days by Judgeklmball
for having assaulted owen Duval The ac-
cused met Duvall and without a word hay-
ing passed between the men, struck DuvaH in
the eye. backing the organ. NichOsOn's
mother, who was present in court. asked the
judge to send her son to the insane asylum
on the ground that when under the influence
of liquor he did not know what lie was dong,
but Judge kimball, feeling assured that the
prisoner was responsible for his conduct
when sober, decided to let the sentence stand.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds Of real estate
were filed yesterday for record rs follows:
Charles Blanchard to James f. Brown all
real estate in the District left to granter by
his ancetors, quit claim, for 20. Nathaniel a.
Lowey TO William l. Mann, part OF lot No.
ll9. in square No. 9Sl for 81. Mary Kreamer
and husband to Peyton Gordon. lot No. III,
in square No. GIL, for $40. Richard Ough
and others, trustees, TO Jacob 7. Clark lots
Nos. 4, 5, and 6, in block No. 3, in White
haven Palisades of the Potomac). for 81 ,45S.
Richard Ough ct al, trustees, to Jacob F.
Clark, lot No. 10, IN block No. 4. in White
haven. for S777.4s Charles NJ Mcpherson
to Laura A. Pearson, part of lots Nos 20 and
81 in square No. SO, in Georgetown, for $40
Robert VI. Mcpherson and wife 10 Laura A.
Pearson part of lots Nos. 20 and Il, in square
No 36, in Georgetown for $500. Richard Som
eryille and wife to William II. BroOker, part of
lot No. I, IN section No 7. Barry Farm, for
go. Susan A. Ruffin and husband TO Will
ian d. Thomas. lots Nos. SO. 81. 65 and 66.
in block No. g. sub of original lots Nos. "A to
q and Nos. % to 26, for 81, 500. Howard w.
Young to George W. Barry, lot No. A, in
block No. 2. lie Droit Park, for so. John J.
Sanborn TO William b. Webb. part of lot No.
q, in square south of square No. Sic, for SO.
VI. Velinda Chapman and husband TO John
W. Schaefer, lot No. 81 in sub of square No.
720. subject to 81, 200 trust, for so. Susan
B. Latimer and Anna J. Adams, trustees, to
John w. Gregg, part of lot No. Y, in square
west OF square No. 553, for $1,000.
Israel Baptist Church Litigation-The
trustees of the Israel Baptist Church, Thomas
H. Gibson, William Mason, and Paul l..
cambridge, yesterday secured an injunction
against the sale of the lot on which their
church is located under trust deed. The
trustees are John T. Arms and W. Clarence
Duvall, while Thomas Hensey is the bene-
iciary. The property is lot No. II in square
No. $50. and the sale was advertised for to-
day. The case will come up again Septem-
Der q. The church trustees state that they
bought the place of Noah billiard and paid
5000 cash. They agreed to assume $1,000
mortgage, but the seller was TO paw off a
mortgage for $500 and other debts against
the property amounting to 1886. In view of
this promise theygave a trust deed for $1,000
making the lot cost 81, 600. Now they have
paid all that is due from them or stand ready
to pay. but the s 1886 which the seller agreed
to pay they believe has never been paid, ana
they think stands as an nincumbrance upon the
lot. Therefore they are unwilling to pay
ANYTHING more till they are informed on that
point. They ask that the defendants make a
discovery of the facts. r. II. Terrell is the
attorney.
Forfeited His Bail Bond-Kirk Warney,
who was charged with the larceny of a gold