The Washington times., 1894-09-27
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Rain; high northeast winds.

/ rose 10 4u0 curing Inc past week Inc increase
was due mainly TO diarrhRal and kidney all
ments ana 10 the seven deaths by the connagrR-
ton OF the Stumph building There was q fall
ing OF in the fatal cases of typhoid fever and an
! increase from diptheria and pneumonia. The
\ latter most probably due 10 the material fall
/ in the temperature of the atmosphere. The
death reports for the week do not develop any
unusual phase of the general health conditions
! OF the city, and while there was an increase in
the death rate the figures remain considerably
below tie normal
! Concert at the Barracks-The Marine Band
/ viii render the following named musical num-
/ bers at the barracks this afternoon:
/ March, Belle of Washington" Il A. Callan-
overture, Tampa .Herold.
/ Trombone solo, "lmRge of the Rose. Hanson.
BY Mr.. Louis Gebicke.
/ "Reminiscences OF Sullivan. 800. Winterbottom.
/ Spanish song, IA Paloma ............. lradier.
Medley "a Night In Bohemia ........ FanciullL
Grand scene Miserere and duet from
] 'lrONatOre ' erdL
! March, washington Times" ........... Faneiulh
Hail Columbia. .Fyles
homeopathic College Incorporated
1 Hahnemann Homeopathic College was incor-
] porated yesterday under the laws Of the District
( ne trustees are Charles A Massie, PRESIDENT
! Joseph c. Ellis A. NJ, NJ D., dean: W. w. Baker,
| Nj D.; Thomas Robinson, Ii. B., M. D.; William
/ T. Quicksall, and Phillip Richer, NJ D. They
| propose to teach medicine in ali its branches.
and allied sciences. II is provided that the n1ed-
/ cal faculty shall consist of not less than seven
! members, the dental of not less than FIVE, and
the other faculties Of as many as the number Of
! students may demand. Power 70 confer degrees
81 A NJ, {. L. b. Sc, Pm. G., Phi D., LII B.. LII.
! D., NJ D., and d. ID, 5. is assumed.
Frederick Springman Loses His Suit
! Frederick Springman has lost his suit for in
junction 10 prevent his broth er, Charles Spring.
man, from selling the real estate and stables in
/ South Washington long connected with the BUSH
! ness, 20 satisfy a $4,000 note which Ereder-
] lex gave Charles when he bought out the bust
/ ness several years ago. he win probably take
| the case 70 the court Of appeals. The decision
] dlssolying the restraining order against Charles
! Springman was rendered by Judge Cox yester-
day and leave given under $3.50 TO carry the case
! 10 the court OF appeals.
Played The Was irgton Times" March
/ threatening skies and cold winds could not keep
away the crowds that thronged 10 hear the last
! Marlne Band concert at the east front OF the
Salltol Yesterday afternoon, there being at least
2OOO people present. Additional interest attached
20 the occasion because 1.-The Belle of Wash
/ ington" march, written by l. A. CRllan, of this
! city, and 1--WE WASHINGTON TINES" march"
I composition by Prof Fanciulli were TO be played
! Tor The first time Both numbers weres il goes
/ without saying, magnihcently rendered by Prot
I tanciulhs famous musicians, and the enthusi-
| aslc plaudits Of the audience evinced their pop
/ ularity. Prof Fanciulli in TIE TIMES march,
has performed q work which places him In the
/ frst rank Of composers Of marches lie has
| written bright, catchy air and one that will
/ ooublless IN the future spur many tagging
| iootstep and Ill hearts with martial ardor
Scientific Scholarship Awarded - The
1 trustees OF Columbian University have decided
/ 70 award a scholarship in the Corcoran Scientific
/ school TO the student Of the Washington City
| est average IN all his studies. The scholarship
1 viii be in advanced accounting and finance, and
| VIII be known as the Powkatan ". Robertson
scholarship having been endowed By Prof Rob
ertson, who Is the head instructor in bookkeep-
1 ing and banking in the Business High School,
| and occupies the chair Of advanced accounts and
finance IN the COrcoran School.
Marriage LiceHses-Licenses 10 marry were
| issued yesterday 10 the following: Frank l.
/ Conner and May Br0ghn. John T. Sinclair and
/ Louisa Gregg, both of FauQuier county, Va
md HaFH harb rf
Chillum, Nd. w. Ellsworth Crooks, of heyser,
J W. Va, and Alice Grey Estes, Of Washington
Noah James Armwood, Of Somerset county, Md,
/ ana MAUD Weaver, OF washington William
| Brlscoe and Elsie Henson William II Beavers
l OF Alexandria, Va, ana Mary II. Walker, of
Washington Richard b Glennan and Rosa A.
Reeder. Howard L Ribnitzky, Of Washington,
| and Helen +. Price, Of Eldorado, kans Samuel
| \. King and Julia E Burger. Harry l. johnson
/ Bradley, Of New York city, and Elizabeth Hell
I enn Bootes, Of Washington George II. Bennett,
/ q Ihomaston, Ne, and Annie NJ Donohue of
4 Prince Georges county, Nd. James II. Rhone
/ and Isabella r. Boone. Roby T. Smith and Ida
1 j. Jeflries, both Of Fauquer county, Va Will
lam Taylor and Harriet Coates. David Bias and
| Sarah Fair Frank a scherer and Adelaide v
/ Lynch. David II. Williams and Lizzie Roberts
/ both Of Scranton, Pa Edward Robert French
and Mary Roth. Harry Thompson and Mary
! Lee Shaw.
Three wills Filed for Prohate-AIexander
/ kaufman, OF No. 4S9 Pennsylvania avenue north
! west, and Alexander Wolf, of No II09 Sixth
street northwest are made executors, without
bond, Of the viii Of Mem kaufman. who died
/ September 70. The first is a sou, the second a
! nephew OF deCedenL The will dated january
I6, 1894 was fled yesterday. As executors, they
are TO give all life insurance 10 the testator's
/ widow, Caroline kaufman. In a reasonable
/ time they are % sell all the property belonging
TO the estate, and 10 give the widow one part,
I the son, Alexander kaufman, one part, and one
part they are 10 hold in trust for the second son.
David Kaufman; until he shall marry a Jewish
lady or become thirty-six years old they are to
= ha Gh
gage in commercial business they are author
lied TO advance him 81, 600 When he marries
rs provided or becomes thirty-six years of age,
be is 70 receive his part OF tho estate Should he
ole previously, his part is TO be divided between
the other Two heirs
The viii of Mary A. Lambright. who died on
September 20 at her home, No sos ! street
| northwest, was filed yesterday for probate 1t
was made Nay l, 1856. The heirs are a dsugh-
] ter, Miranda c. Lucas, who is the mother of
| George a. and Victor c. Green, and of Clara H.
Garner, al Of Washington; Mamie c. Crutch-
field OF Little Rock, Ark, and Shirley NJ. Gath
I right, OF Dallas, Tex. The Will gives all the
I property for two years in trust TO Clara II. Gar
ner TO pay all debts and costs of repairs &C.
and TO pay $50 to Mary C. Lucas and 800 each
TO Mamie Crutchheld and Shirley Gathright
All residue OF the estate, except real estate, is
then TO 90 10 Clara Garner: and the testator's
house, No 9OS Ninth street northwest, is TO go to
CARA Garner, while No. 500 Ninth street north
west, IS 10 so to Victor E. and George A. Green
/ Mfs Garner Is made eXecutriN. In case she
! should die, her husband is 10 take her place
James Johnson in his viii filed yesterday gives
all his property 20 his daughter, Maggie John
son, and appoints Patrick Goren, of No 523
Sycamore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, to be her
/ guardian.
Record Of the Courts-Equity Court, Part
4 1-JUsTIcB MCCoMAs-Brown VS.. Chase Crosby
Burton Co, made parties complainant
/ Springman VS. Springman, restraining order
and rule discharged Barbour vs. Noonnn.
Washington Brewing Company allowed to in
| tervene Carter vs. Foster, restraining order
| retUrnable October 9 1898, granted In re
| Jennie Zantzinger, John Gill, and Margaret
1 Joyce, writs de lunatco ordered to issue.
/ Ischinely VS.. Mchinlay, restraining order re-
| turnable October B. 1898, granted Beach VS.
Beach, payment Of alimony ordered. No as
/ signment
Orphans Court, Probate Division-JUDGK
| hCCoMAs-ln re John L Vogt deceased, guardian
10 John C. Horner; final account by Yogt's ex-
ecutors In re guardianship John c. Horner: pc
! tlton Tor appointment of Carl G. f. Gran as
guardian. In the estate of Jonn ]. Vogt; Fidelity
and Deposit Company of Maryland appoints j
| Sprigg Poole as agent In the estates of Mary
Lam bert, james johnson, and Mem Kaufman;
| wills filed
| Circuit Court, Part 1-JUsTCEs Cox AND
/ McooMAs-Ashby VS.. District of Columbia and
/ haidan VS.. District of Columbia; judgments in
cerilorari Washington Brewing Company VS.
W. NJ hodgson; order for marshal TO sell goods