The Washington times., 1894-09-22
SUFFER

No 4, in square No H. for $40 Milford
Fishman TO Leon Tobriner, part lot No. g.
in square No. II, for $50 Henry T. Reh and
wife to Henry 7 Reh, IT. lots Nos. 50, "a, and So,
in square No. 1908, for 81 600. John j. Halsted,
trustee, and wife TO John T. Hlnkel lot No "a,
in square No. 733, for S5,0C1 r. o. Hoffman
and others to John j. Halsted quit claim, lot No
q, in square No 133, for s.. a. NJ. Green TO John
W. Higdon, jr., lots Nos Il, Is. and 16, in block
No Il, in Buena Vista, for $500. Archibald X.
Dick 10 John Ramsey Young, lot No. &c. in sub of
square No. 26i, for $40 Robert Weber and wife
to Edward Kloman, original lot No. Is and parts
of original lots Nos % and %, in square No. 5O3
for $4,000
+. Kurtz IOhnson's WilI-The will Of the
late Z. hurtZ johnson was fled yesterday. The
entire estate is given to his wife Annie +. john
absolutely and in fee simple, and she is ap-
pointed executrx without bond further than
may be required by law to secure the payment
OF debts properly Cbargeable upon the estate.
The instrument is dated June /, 1894 1t was
then signed by three witnesses of Kansas City,
Mo, but on September II last, to avoid any COM
plicatlon, Mr. johnson again signed the Will in
the presence of i. @. Hine, Thomas c. PearsalI,
and j. Harrison johnson, Of this city.
Personal Mention-Acting Grand Com
mander Thomas +. Casswell, Of the A. a S r.
Masons, win be present at the session OF Mithras
Lodge Of Perfection, TO be held at the Scottish
Kite Cathedral on the Cd of October
There will be no session of criminal court, part
/, again until Tuesday, when the cases against
Robert Carroll for embezzement and James
Washington for highway robbery will be taken
up.
The Injunction asked by Richard A. Neale
against the sale of No 1903 IL street northwest,
was denied yesterday by Judge Cox The sale is
to be made to-day to pay off notes amounting to
S3 100 held by Elizabeth Hudson John j. john
son is the trustee making the sale.
The suits of the T. Morrison Paper Company
and OF Smith against Leonard c. Wood were con-
sOlidated yesterday and the court named E. II.
Thomas, John Ridout, and Thomas VI. Fields as
trustees TO sell Woods property, Nos SOB, sos,
and 5UI Fifth street northwest, and seven lots at
II CTR nj Z fTEfr a etc
upon the property and the claims Of the COM
plainants in the cases consolidated The trus-
tees were required to give $4,000 bond.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell
has gone to New FORK for few days.
GOV West, of Utah, visitor at the In
terror Department yesterday. He has not yet
submitted his annual report, but will probably
do so before leaving the city.
j. T. Mccarthy, iE, prominent wholesale
liquor dealer OF Indianapolis, Ind, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Nc
Carthy, ST, of South Washington, has returned
home. This was Mr.. Mccarthy first visit East
in twenty-one years lie is a native of Wash
ington, and went West poor boy, but has
worked his way to the front and become one of
the substantial citizens Of indianapolis,
President Ross, OF the Board of District Com
missiOners, has returned to the city, after a
weeks absence, and was at his desk yesterday
Recaptured After Four Years-Four years
ago Lewis Holmes, young colored man, was
caught "capping' for a policy shop by Ofiicer
Williams. He was sentenced TO ninety days in
the workhouse, but escaped after serving part
OF the sentence Since then Holmes has staid
out of he city until yesterday, when he was seen
on the street by Officer Williams, and once more
arrested. Holmes was later returned TO the
workhouse to serve the remaining ffty-1ye days
of his sentence.