The Washington times., 1894-09-02
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather Today

Fair slightly warmer; south to southwest
erly winds.
Marriage Licenses - Licenses to marry
were issued yesterday to the following: Frank
J.. Harrigan and Emma O'Pray, both of
Washington; Francis w. Thompson and Mary
J. Bohurst, both of Washington; Grant Lewis
and Laura Nelson, both OF Washington; Dan
iel V. Chisholm and Joanna O'Connor, both
of Washington; Murray Norris and Lacy Pet
erson, both OF Washington; A. Warner Par
ker and Rae b. Smith, both Of Washington; j.
Frank Oliver, of Baltimore, and Ellie |. Pyles,
of Prince Georges county, Nd, and Andrew
A. Boyd and Mollie j. Cronie, both of Wash
ington.
MANY Suits on Notes and Accounts-Suits
at law have been docketed as follows: Brown
Ing Il Middleton VS.. G. S. Howard, $85 on ac-
count; Thomas W. Smith VS.. Henry Miller,
S28l on account; T. w. Bowman & Co. VS.. b.
J. Downey and William OF. Downey, the
former doing business as Downey Brothers,
$135 on account; Butler d. Graham VS.. Will
lam L. Bramhall, $400 on note; Washington
Brewing Company vs. ]. E. Rocket, replevin;
Il. E. l.. Smith VS.. Charles w. Adams, 5000 on
note; Elliott & Plat VS.. William G. Sparks,
1927 on account; American Security and
Trust Company vs.. John G. Ingersol, 5000 on
rent, and George L. Burns vs.. Pearl P. Null
lett $47S on notes.
Butcher Killian Sues for Divorce
G.. Killian, of No. 210S / street, we'll
known butcher in Center Market, yesterday
sued Alice B. Killian for divorce. He says in
his bill that they were married on May 16,
1874, at the German Concordia Lutheran
Church in this city by the Rey. Mr. Leitz
and lived together happily for six years.
Then there was a complete change in his wife.
She used toward him the yllest language on
various occasions and at one time in fit of
anger pulled the table-cloth from the table
and broke nearly all their china. In Nav,
1885. she was absent from home about three
weeks, and In June she left him TO go and
live in open adultery with one Tenly; and she
30 lived from that time till January, 1887, and
during that time child was born to the
guilty pair.
He is informed that the two continue to
live together There were ten children born
to himself and his wife, of whom Alexander,
aged eighteen; George. aged twelve, and
Mary, aged ten, are still living. He asks that
they may be left in his care. Cook Il Ruther
ford are Killian's attorneys.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds of real estate
were filed for record yesterday as follows
Ella Nelson 10 II. Rozier Dulany, interest
lots Nos. l and 2, in Gizor and Mount Airy,
for $500. Charles c. Meade and wife to Henry
Evans lot No. 20 of Walkers subdivision of
original lot 2, in square No. $40, subject TO
S., 900 incumbrance, for $40. NJ. Elizabeth
Browning and John w. Browning to John
W. King, lot No. Is. in Browning's sub-di-
vision of lot in Burley's subdivision in
Whittingham for $3.50. N. Elizabeth Brown
ing and John W. Browning to Jacob C. King
lot No. Il. in Browning's subdivision of lot
s in Nottingham, for $3.50. NJ. Elizabeth
Browning and John W. Browning to George
r. King, lot No. II, in Browning's subdivision
of lot No. s, Whittingham, for $50. Edward
J. Hannah and wife to Frank Fl. Quasi,
trustee for Charles Fl. Cecil, lot No. 33, in
subdivision OF square No. 973, for $40 and
other good considerations. John c. Parker,
trustee, 10 Henry C. Cole and others. lot No
9, in Rapley's division of square No. 203 for
SO. Samuel Bieber and wife to Thomas E.
Waggaman, quit claim, lots Nos. l and 2, in
Adams subdivision of square No. TAP. for
So. Thomas A. Harding and George j.
yesterday trustees, TO Elbert Robertson, lot
No. 27. in square No. 995. for q, ,S25.
Record of the Courts-Circuit Court, Part /.
JUSTICE CoLE.-S. S. Shedd d Bro, VS.. Frank
B. Metzerott: judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault for S75l.50 with interest on S651. 80,
from May 81, 1898. and 500 from July 10.
1898, and costs. Wyckof, Seamans and
Benedict vs. Samuel C. Fitzgerald; order
thar marshal retain property replevined until
further order of court Charles S. Seldner VS..
District OF Columbia and others; amended
judgment in certiorari.
Orphans Court-Probate Division-JUsTICE
CoLE.-In the estate of Ann Breen; receipts
of three distributes fled In the estate of
Sally c. Beirne; order directing sale Of
ce rtain railroad bonds. In the estate of
Henry Clay Douglas; will proved by William
Z. Halleck, witness and petition for probate.
In the estate OF Christine Miller; receipt OF
distributee. In the estate of Thomas c. Cess
ford; petition for letters Of administration by
James W. Gessford.
Steamer June's Insurance-Job A. Evans
and George c. Bradshaw have sued the Vir-
| ginia State Insurance Company on a policy
for 81, $50. They insured the steamer June
with r. L. Sullivan, the company's agent in
this city, on April IS, 1893, for % 050. In Oc-
| tober, 1898, the boat was totally destroyed by
| fire in Crisfleld Harbor. on the Little Annam-
| cocox River. Their total loss was SO, 200. In
buying the June they borrowed 81. 100 from
| Fulton r. ana Harry D. Gordon. and turned
! over the insurance policy as part OF security.
Accordingly the suit is for the benefit of the
Gordons to the extent of their claim. They
ask also for attorneys fee. Emig & Hodson
| are the attorneys.
Educated Ponies at River View-Pro +.
! Morris educated ponies. which have been q
big drawing card at River View for the past
two weeks, will give their last performance
| to-day. Banner, the famous wrestling pony,
will again meet the professional comical col
| ored wrestler, John Hedge. This will un-
doubtedly be one of the most interesting
| amusements around Washington Sunday, and
! those who have not yet witnessed these equine
| lilliputian actors in their marvellous pro-
! gramme will certainly appreciate seeing their
| many wonderful and difficult feats. The
| steamer Samuel J. PentZ will leave to-day at
| 10:45 a. m, 2:45 and and 5:45 p. N.
Jolly Fat Men at River View-The grand
| tournament and dress ball of the Jolly Fat
Mems Club will be given at River View on
| Monday, Labor Day. The club has donated
| 500, to be awarded the four successful
| knights as follows: $50, first prize; S25. sec
| ond prize; SIS, third prize, and $40, fourth
prize. The steamer Samu ell J. Pentz will
| leave at 9:45 a. m, II M, 2:15 and $50 p. m.
| stopping at Alexandria on all tri ps. and the
| steamer Harry Randall leaves at and 7:I5
p. M, the 945 boat sto piping at Bunea Vista
and Sheppard's.
Tonsorial Artists in Gourt-John G. Bruce
| FL. E. Burgess, Pasquaie Dimesz, Charles
| Graeff, Ferdinand Hochesser, Milton E.
| Meyers, George Oedelkower, William H. Sew
erson, Joseph C. Bush, and Robert T. Wilson,
each charged with keeping his barbor sho[
open on Sunday. were arraigned yesterday
before Juge Kimbal, and their cases con,
tinued until Wednesday, when it is expected
about forty other members of the tonsora
charge.
Pine Tree State Society Meeting-A meet
ing of the Maine Society was held last night
in their parlors, at No. 514 Ninth street. with
| the president Mr. T. +. Phillips, in the chair
| Twenty-Five new members were elected and
action taken toward securing new quarters