The Washington times., 1894-12-18

man. the estate of W. B. Moses, was found
liable or the full amount of the bond. 80. 900.
The o,her surety on the hond could not Le
found.
Ida Needed rev Coz Matilda
Lay. colored dame, became tired OF her
last winter coat. which was worn seedy and
threadhare, and entering the ore OF Harry
King sEe selected a new IS garment Then
while the busy clerks had ( cir backs tui ned
Ma Ida stole gently away with the new coat,
leaving the old one "a reminder o her visit
she was quickly "a tured. an | after her in
terview with Judge Miller yesterday, ca ne to
the conclusion that she had run IL ainst
har bargain. Her sentence was thirty days
in iail.
crt Vindow-smasbi heve-- An
other operation of the window-smashing
thieves. whose presence in town was first
ma known Sunday, was discovered yester-
dav uring the nigh the show-window of
Sianey FalrOner. o. No. y Is street north
west wa broken. and~i cans of tongue, t. n
cans OF tomatoes and other goods were
stoen.
Or 70 y s. or yin katherine
Scan yesterday sued George Sloan or di-
v r- They were married on July s. J y.
iy V. 9. c. Meador If the Fl IN Baptist
Cuurch an nave four children laui ne.
serto her on June 6, 9 and has sin econ
tribu1ed nothing 10 her support. she haS hai
t. wash for a living she asks custody fthe
n ren.
inrrent Ye,-The Secretary Of the
NaEv did not announce yeste day the names
o he rev master moulder and the foreman
of the gun carriage shois. II IS well uader-
stood tuat the apo nlm ms will be made in
acc rdauce with the rrlort Of the board OF
examiners, and tie Secretarys delay IS only
cause by pressne of oflic al business.
as Lewis l. ONeal yesterday
sold TO Harry Y. LansGa!e, of 70. 455 III
5. rect soulhwes a stock of furniture. etc, at
No. Kin street. 4 ,eXandr Il. and No. Ut
Four-and a-half .treet southwest this cfty,
for @45.
Isaa. Lyon esierday sued james A. Rob
erts and others to have sol1 by trustee lot .,
square 81. to SATISFY judgment creditors
bin Tor S57 and costs.
III irg -9 fz.ao tepc9z- Mrs. susanna.
Weadon. who died last month. left no wll
further than one sentence on the back o an
500 note from John O Meara & Co. Under
date of Se,temher o. 1888, this reads Il
hereby will and beaueath TO May A. Leonard
whatever may be dee on this not Il ter my
death The signature OF this note has Leen
scratched oil, and with it S filed another note
from Jonn A. o Meara 4 Co. for S679 upon
which is an Endorsement by Mrs. Leonard as
heir at law
rst rtFsr-y Fcr Yer Mrs. Mary A.
Yates of Tennally;own, wanted her children
Minette, Jennie, and Leo, TO remain single
for at least ar after her death. There ore
in her will made No EN-: er q and fled yes
terday after bequeathinS them ali her prop
erty, except some small items. she adds the
proviso that any one of them that marres
within year auer her death shall receive
only 500. Her sons, John ~, Elmer, and
William are to receive Il each, for they have
alrea had their just shares. Her daughter,
Allie W., is gwen 5000. and Minnie AaTes.
widow OF her son Richard a., 800. Her
son. John W. Yates, is made executor W 'thout
boud and guardian OF the minor children,
Jennie and Leo.
Eeltbl is Wif-The late Henry Pre-
diGer, in his VIII made November q last and
filed yesterday. gives his house, No. 1909
South Carolina avenue southeast, and his per-
sonal property to his wi e. Mary, and makes
h-r eXecutrix without bond. Mr.. Prediger
died November %.
gg ed peed in Fee, but Didn't Know t.
Robert b. Green, OF No. 636 Sumner street
northwest, yesterday sued NJ. b. Newman C.
NJ. Fulton, and W. W. Edwards 10 have re-
conveyed to him lot Z, block 5. in Howard
University subdivision of the farm of John A.
Smith. and to have trust released. He says
he signed paper for Newman on May Il,
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to pay S11 per month, but which turned out
to be deed in fee for the property.
Grist from the Police Court Mill-Among
the cases disrosed of in the two police courts
Yesterday were the follow ng: Thomas Dan
| ies, larceny of $40 and a coat from Cor
nelius Braxton, sixty days in Jail. Budd
| Clements, assault upon Policeman John W.
Robertson while under arrest, sixty days.
| George Nokes. a colored barber, assault upon
/ hic uyifa Rocn capOnd 0t1anSa 110 dave in nil
Peter Burke, colored. setting up gaming
| table, Jury trial demanded, bonds in $780,
William and Peter Burke, assault on William
Patton, colored. jury trial demanded. Carl
! Beikert, assault on William Crown by kicking
| him in the side, SO or thirty days in Jail
Frank Smith, colored. larceny of pair OF
| shoes from William Hahns shoe store, ninety
| days in Jail. Joseph Pleasant, colored, lar
| ceny of two boxes of eggs and ten pounds of
! butter from his employer. James F. Oyster,
continued until December 21. John Mitchell,
assault ON Annie Hetter in Baptist alley Sat-
urday night, $40 or thirty days. Edward
Smallwood. gaming table, jury trial de-
+ street northwest grand larceny of one GER
tifIcate of deposit, valued at $75 from Nim-
rod Porter, of No. 632 Second street south
west, continued, $500 bond.
Suit Tor Right of Way at BrIghtwo d-The
! Brightwood Railway Company yesterday
| su d Rehecca ?. Warner, Il. II. Warner and
others for appraisement OF right of way
| through land belonging to the defendants on
the line of the Seventh street road and Anna
tilla street. and for approval of aa agreement
upon which $500 was paid to B. H. Warner.
Trouble Over and Sale-Wiliam W.
Wright yesterday sued Samuel Craig and
others, as heirs OF Margaret Craig, who died
| last year. He holds notes for 1924, given by
Mrs. Craig and secured by trust deed,
which was intended to convey lot 81. section
| 4, Hillsdale, but names lot 7. He asks for g
sale OF lot 27 TO pay the debt.
The Recent Fhythian Encampment-The
executive committee of the supreme lodge oil
the knights of Pythjhs of the District met in
the Warder Building last nightiand discussed
| matters OF interest TO members of the order.
! The principal business was the discussion oi
means to raise sum sufficient to pay the
| debt OF 81, 700 still due Cd account of the re-
| cent encampment. 1t was decided that every
| member of the order in the District should
/ take some part in the efforts to clear the debt
| by contributions. 1t is probable that fair
may be held soon to aid in raising the neces-
sary funds.
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