The Washington times., 1894-09-08

Barnard. The date OF IL Is August IL, 1913,
and it was filed for record at Frederick on
April 30, 1916. This is preliminary 10
suit that will be brought to-day
the heirs of John Shillman OF 10000
feet OF ground at Twenty-first and streets
worth about $40 goo. For eighty years this
lot has lain unoccupied. 1t was part Of John
Shiliman's residuary estate, and when at his
death in 1916, his trustees divided the prop
erty it was overlooked. There are about 200
heirs, and as the property IS considered worth
from 81 to 50 per foot, in all $4,000, the
shares OF some of them will be small.
Real Estate Trausfers-Deeds OF real es-
tate were filed for record yesterday as fol-
lows: Rosa j. Simpson and husband TO Mar
Garet VI. Carico, lot No. I45 in Wines sub Of
square 1929, for go. Elizabeth Browning
and husband to Julia Hogan, lot No. 2S in
Brownings sub of lot No. 8 in Whittingham,
for SO. Lydia NJ. Johnson ct al. TO William
G.. Pond, lot No. 81 in Shepherds sub Of
original lot No. Is in square No. 378, subject
to two trusts, 80, 900 in all, for $40. Louisa
Holden Dent TO Frederick G. Dietrich, lot
No. 43 IN Dietz's sub of lots in square No. 942,
subject to 81 800 incumbrance, for 5000.
Patrick Dillon and wife TO Annie A. Dillon
and Julia t. Dillon, part Of lot No. 20 in
Johnson sub OF square No. 626. for certain
right OF way and So. James f. Dillon TO
Annie A. Dillon and Julia T. Dillon, part Of
lot No. 20 in square No. 626. for $3.50. Annie
A. and julia T. Dillon to Patrick Dillon,
part of lot No. 40 in square No. 626, for So.
Thomas Z. Waggaman and wife TO Patrick
Maloney, part OF square No. 742 for SO.
Lorin M. Sanders and wife TO Rudolph D.
Hopkins, lots Nos. II. IS, IA, 15. Is. aud II in
block No. 2 in Todd's sub of parts of Pleasant
Plains and Mount Pleasant, for SO. Harry
III. Martin to Bridget Fitzgerald, lot No. II in
square No. 81, subject TO $500 incumbrance.
for 81 700. Aaron Brown and wife TO David
j. Stern, undivided interest in lot No. in
square No 416, subject TO trust, for q 500.
Dead Mems Wishss-MichaeI Sheahan, OF
this city, in his will fled yesterday leaves all
his property to his wife. Mary Sheahan and
appoints her his executrix without bond. The
will Is dated August %, 1894. and John
Creavan, John NJ. LaWton, and George E.
Burns are witnesses.
In the will of John L. Yogt, fled Thursday,
he givesS ,000to Concordia Lutheran Church,
of which he was a member.
In the will Of Louisa ]. Rollins she gives to
her niece, Emma Frances Young, Of Chicago.
the house and lot No. 9l7 Fifth street north
west
Suing for Damages-David N. Crown and
Sarah A. Crown yesterday filed suit against
the Columbia Railroad Company for $4,000.
Their declaration, drawn by Attorneys Padgett
and Forrest. cites that Mrs. Crown in July q
hast in leaving ear of the defendants com
panY at Sixth and II streets northeast was
thrown TO the ground and painfully injured
so as TO cause a miscarriage The accident
was caused by the sudden starting Of the car
without warning TO Mrs. Grown and before
she mad got free from contact with il.
To Correct Deed Of Trust-Ths Mutual
Serial Building Association, by Ellery j. Burt,
president, and others, filed a bill yesterday
oh al 60 mfsN-rr a -
trust on lot No. H. in block No. 10, in Todd
and Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains. The association loaned
Garyey nearly 80 600 on the property, and
took what was intended TO be perfectly valid
deed of trust for the property. There was
however, an error in the deed, and il is de-
sired TO correct it. Garvey now lives at New
port News, Va.
/ He Passed Worthless Checks-Distriet At
torney Birney yesterday learned that William
H. Merrick wanted here for obtaining money
under false pretenses, is serving term at
| Norfolk under the name OF Dempsey. He
\ at once took steps to have Merrick brought
here as soon as his term az Norfolk expires
! Mersick passed number of worthless checks
I for small amounts on residents OF this city.
! He is considered a dangerous criminal, as he
has already served term in prison az Balti-
more.
| SQlI5 fll6Q-SulLS W6Eb ult1 ID tue ElECUlE
! court yesterday as follows; General Electric
| Company vs. Joseph L. Burkett, for SS92 on
| account; L. T. Cruitt vs. 5. p. Fieklin. for
! 1922 on account; L. Summers vs. District Of
| Columbia. eertiorari: Thomas n. Gill vs.. John
/ II. DarneIlle, for 81, $50 on a note; Aaron
| Straus VS.. Francis Hufty, for S95 on iudg-
ment William Demuth vs.. A. h. Lindner 4
! Co., for SlS4 on account.
| Notes About Church ssrvices-All the reg
| ular services at Foundry Church we're re-
| sumed last Sunday. Rev. DR.. Brown. the
| Tomorrow he will occupy the pulpit, preach
| ing at IL a. m. on True religion and at s
| p. m. on The passing show"
| At the Central II. 2. Church, Twelfth and
| NJ streets northwest, Rev. S. J. Smith. pastor
/ viii preach at IL a. n. and p m; II a. m,
! Drawing near to God" sp. m. Jesus
| freemen." Sunday-sehool, $50. Christian
| Endeayor at Z p. m. Ali are cordially in
/ vited.
Gave Bond for Trial-Edward McQuade,
! held in the police court on Thursday for an
| assault on James Williamson with intent to
| kill, gave bond yesterday in the criminal
| court before Judge Cole in the sum of $500.
with Timothy O'Leary as security. OIeary
swears that he owns s., ,275 worth of real es-
| tate in the District. The assault was made
| on September 4. Barney McQuade. who was
a participant in the fight, gave bond Thurs
day in the police court with G. j. Johnson as
surety.
Crimes and Casualties Wagner,
aged seventeen years, employed as a horse
| shoer at No. 1913 D street northwest cut his
foot severely with an axe yesterday while at
work. He was taken to the Emergen Hos
pital.
Coroner Hammett yesterday investigated
the circumstances surrounding the death OF
/ Tom Brown, whose body was found floating
in the river, under the AGacostia bridge, on
Thursday and decided that an inquest was
! unnecessary.
Mrs George Fitzgerald fell from a west
bound cable car, at the corner of New York
| avenue and Fifteenth street. last evening and
cut her head She received attention at the
Emergeiey Hospital
Blanche Lawrence, aged twenty-one wears
| living in the house of Kate Brown. No 1901
d street northwest, was arrested last night
charged with the larceny of a quantity Of
clothing from Belle Seville and Mrs. Douglas
in whose houses she had been stopping. She
will be taken to the the police court to-day.
Curious Effect of Cocaine-W. Z. Beagle
aged twenty-eight years, an electrician, living
| at No 529 Tenth street northwest, went to &
dentist yesterday afternoon te have a tOotf
extracted The dentist administered a small
quantity of cocaine which affected Mr.. Beagle
differently from what was expected, making
him very weak in the knees and causing hin
to lose control of his nerves. He was takeT
to the Emergency II ospital where he recovered
Gasoline Again to Blame-The alarm from