The Washington times., 1894-09-16

the interior; cooler Monday morning; south
winds, becoming northwest.
Marriage Licsnses-Licensest to marry were
issued yesterday TO the following: Ray
mond S. 0'Hare and Mabel. E. Lewis, both of
Washington. John Henry Stark and Mary
Theresa Fiddell, both OF Georgetown. Ezekiel
Rubey and Sarah Straub. both OF Washing
ton. William C. Dickinson and Sarah Her
ring, both OF Stafford, Va. Theodore L.
Penner and Ora E. Snyder, both of Indian
Springs, Md. Charles Friedlander, of Nor
folk, Va, and Blanche Peyser. of Washing
ton. Samuel Hale. of Lynchburg, Va, and
Nettie Robinson, of Nelson county, Va.
George Little and Annie Pickrell, both OF
Charles county, Md. Charles Buckner Clark
and Cora May Brown, both OF Washington.
William Anspet, of Annapolis. Nd, and Ella
Brown, of Washington. Ritchie F. Ward and
Ida Detrick, both of Washington. Thomas
Carroll and Amanda Sullivan, both Of George
town. Arthur L. Hitchcock. OF Washington,
and Harriet Mccormick, OF Potsdam, n. Y.
James E. Moses Will-The will OF James
Z. Moses, of Brightwood. who died September
II, was made public yesterday. It gives TO
the testators nephew, William II. Moses, an
oil painting of two horses, II. G. Hill and
Giltedge; to james Moses Elwood and Ed
ward Moses CisselI 800 each, 10 be invested
and paid over when they are respectively
twenty-one years old; to Albert /. Whiting, a
silver urn. the gift OF Gov. A. r. Shepherd.
and to Mrs. Whiting, white swan worked in
frame; to Mrs. Buckley. wife OF Edward T.
Buckley, phaeton; to Radford Moses, a Jer-
sey cow. The residue of the estate goes two
thirds to the testators sister, Abby c. Peck
ham, an / the other third IN equal shares 70
his sister Fannie T. Cowee, and his niece,
Fannie Goslerg. Whatever may be left of
Mrs Cowees share at her death is to go to
Ear ID no-1 a 10 Iior,
Cowee. William II. Moses Is made executor.
Representative Anderson nl-Represent-
ative Anderson, OF West Virginia, is suffering
from heavy cold, and is confined to his
room at his residence, No. 123 A street north
east. There are no complications manifest,
however, and no serious results are antici-
pated.
Damon and Pythias" in Alexandria-The
Edwin Ferry Dramatic Company presented
Damon and Pythias" to a crowded house at
Alexandria last night Miss Myra Lee Cival-
ier distinguished herselfas Calonthe and Ed
win Ferry as Damon sustained his excellent
reputation. Nr. Richard T. Buhler as
Damocles invested his part with strength
that was keenly appreciated.
Real Estate Transfers-Deed Of real estate
were filed yesterday for record as follows:
David I. Dunigan and wife 10 James Z.
Helm, lot No. 100 in sub of Mount Pleasant
for $40. Paul Wick Powers to Thomas L.
Stewart, quit claim, lot No. 1874, in sub OF lots
in square No. 362, for $40. Benjamin F.
Beach and wife to Joseph Passagno and
James Passagno. lot No. y, in block No. l,
Trinidad for $4,000 James Williams, trus-
tee, and others TO John W. Gregg, part Of
original lot No. II, in square No. 447, for SO.
John g. Meyers and wife TO James Lans-
burgh, part Of lot No. g. in block No. 80 of
Sherman's subdivision of Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains, for 80. s. B. Ker and wife
to Caroline +, Curtis, lot No. 10, in square
No. 914 for So Joanna Z. Helan ana hus-
band to David T. Dunigan, part OF lot No.
40. In square No. 513, for $40. Charles Z.
Dessez and wife to Albert Hines, part Of
original lot No. II. in square No. n
(No. 81 Second street northwest for
SO. Reginald ". Beall TO Emma S. Stone,
lots Nos. and I, in block %. Columbia
Heights, S14673. John H. Jones and wife to
Rufus ID. Wade, lot No. SO, in sub. of square
No. 445 for S5. George Washington Tai
burtt and others to John I. Campbell, quit
claim. original lots Nos. 10 and II. in square
No. 1901, for SO. Lilo L. Krause and hus-
band TO Allen T. Sparrow, lot No. 49, in sub.
of square No. 1908, for e, 500. Edward Bell
Wright. sole heir Iof Edward VI. Wright, to
Edward Bell Wright, quit claim. lots Nos. "a
and 25, block 2. in Todd's sub-divisio 4, for
81.
Record of the Courts-Equity Court, Part
JUSTICE CoX-May VS.. May; time to file
transcript of record enlarged. Regnaud VS..
Baldwin; sale by trustees allowed. Matthews
Vs. Matthews: divorce q yinculo granted.
Haines vs. Todd; order for security for costs
in thirty days or case dismissed. Barbour vs.
Price; pro confesso against r. T. Morsell and
William L. Senfferle. defendants, ordered. In
re estate of James Ryan: William H. Shipley
appointed committee In re estate OF Harry
C. Greer, alleged lunatic; Martha D. Greer
appointed committee. Cutler vs.. MetZerott;
pro confess0 against certain defendants or
dered. Myers VS.. the George W. Scott Co.; /;
report of assignee referred to auditor. Cla-
baugh VS.. Darlington; leave to amend bill
granted. Clabaugh VS.. Barrilgton; E. B.
Hay appointed trustee to release trust. Dodge
VS.. Dodge; appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Fegan VS.. Cannon; Chris Heurich
Brewing Co. made party complainant. George
H. La Fetra VS.. William NJ. Danenhower and
others; restraining order granted returnable
September 10. No assignment
Circuit Court, Part l-JUsTICEs Cox AND
CoLE.-E. German VS.. Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad; bill of exceptions signed.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore VS.. Somerville Il
Sons; order for return of deposit for security
for costs. C. NJ. Armstrong VS.. G. Fitch;
motion for judgment overruled. c. G.. Ring
walt VS.. L. C. Kuegler; judgment by default.
II. Feige, H. A. Lulger; E. S. G.. Potter, 81.
Browning, j. Van Ness Phillips, five separate
cases, VS.. the District of Columbia; judgments
in certiorsri. J. f. Manning vs.. II. ]. Elliot;
demurrer TO pleas sustained; leave to amend
pleas 2 and 4. ]. D. Watkins VS.. A.G. Mount
ct al. order allowing motion to amend.
Orphans Court - Probate Division -
JUSTICE Cox-In the estate of James E.
Moses; will filed for probate September II
made public. In the estate of Joseph f. Cot
trell; will admitted to probate.
Criminal Court. Part 1-JUsTICE COLE
United States vs.. Thomas J. Edmonston, lar
ceny; defendant arraigned, plea not guilty.
United States VS.. John Brown. larceny from
person. bailant returned "cepi," forfeiture of
recogniZance set aside on payment of costs
S13.25 before trial; defendant arraigned, plea
not guilty.
Bower Taken to Pennsylyania-William
Bower, who was arrested by Detective Horne
several days ago on suspicion of having
stolen horse from Peter Shanks, of Frank
lin county, Pa, was yesterday taken to Cham
bersburg for trial by Sheriff Jones, who
came after him. The horse. which has be-
come well known as a tobacco chewer, was
sent to Mr.. Shanks on Friday.
Postponed the Leon acknowledgement
on the motion OF DR.. Icons counsel that their
client be admitted to bail was yesterday post
poned to Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Fredonia Hotel Furniture Not sold-Will-
lam Birney yesterday filed an appearance as
attorney for the defense in the case OF George
II. La Fetra vs.. W. w. Danenhower, jr., and
others. The hearing of the case has been
set for September 10. An order restraining
the sale of the Fredonia Hotel furniture yes