The Washington times., 1894-10-03

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Sued on a Judgment Creditors Bilious
tav Hartig yesterday sued Joseph A soudeI
for the sale Of lot 90, in square $50, near
Sixth and K streets northeast, to secure $50
on Judgment creditors bill There is a
trust deed on the property for about "A, 600
In favor Of Henry H Bergman, treasurer Of the
Washington six Per Cent. Building AssOeia-
tion. Bergman and the trustees are made
defendants.
Answer Of the Commissioners Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday filed an answer
10 the suit of Thomas J. D. Fuller for man,
damus requiring them TO put him in posses.
sion OF lots Nos 10. H. and Is. in square No
49I, near Pennsylvania avenue and Sixta
street. His demand is for the enforcemeni
Of S4S7 In tax lien certificates against the lots
named. The Commissioners answer that. as
they are advised by the District attorney ha
Is barred from recognition OF his claims by
the fact that the certificates were not pre-
sented to the collector OF taxes prior TO July
l, 1873. as was required by the law Of March
3, 1877.
William II. shuster sued-W. G. Hitch
cock K Co. yesterday sued to recover a judg-
ment creditors bill for 81. .24s against William
NJ. Shuster. They ask that trustees be ap-
pointed 10 sell lots Nos 2 3. 4. 5, 6. Z. and 8,
in Pierce i kHngle'S subdivision Of square
No. Z. near Virginia avenue and TTenty-sev-
enth street southwest; part OF lot No. IL iP
square No 423, near Seventh and y streets
northwest, and parts Of lots Nos. 3 and T. in
square No. 453. near Seventh and H streets
northwest The property is mortgaged 10
Arthur 7. Brice for S2S, 900, and 10 Robert S.
Chew for $1,000. and Brice and Chew and the
trustees in their behalf are made defendants
in the suit.
Their Sanity Observation-Disclosures in lu-
macy were filed yesterday as follows: Louise
Strother upon application Of SophrOnia
ScrOEher. No. 40 Third street northeast.
Emma Anderson on application Of James F..
Anderson. No. 304 street southeast Jose
phine Fisher on application Of Calvin T s
Brent, No 100 street northwest.
Peoples Church Birthday-Ths Peoples
Church will celebrate IT'S third anniversary on
Thursday evening next. A birthday party
will be given az Typographical Temple. 4
reception viii be held between and 9, fol-
lowed by musical and literary e1ercies.
To Begin Prosecutions at Ones-Aetion Of
interest to all who use Edison monographs
was taken at the meeting of the board Of
directors Of the American GraphophOne Com
pany. held in this city yesterday. Il was re-
solved, in view Of the bankruptcy Of the
North American PhOnOgraph Company,
against WHICH SUlls lOE lULEAuEcUEuL OA PAL
eRts, injunction and accounting are now
pending, to begin at once similar prosecutions
against the larger dealers in the Edison
phOnOgraph and supplies in the United
States and Canada. The patents OWL DIV
the American GraphOphOne COMPANY is is
claimed. give them a monopoly Of all practi-
cal talking machines and cylinders for re-
cords. The first suits will be instituted in
New Jersey and Massachusetts.
Died in His Prime-Gilbert Francis Daw-
son, young man Of prominence, died Mon
day evening at his laIe residence, % Seventh
street southeast. aged twenty-one years and
ten months The funeral will take place from
ST. James Protestant Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. TO which his
relatives and friends are invited. Deceased
was for many years boy chorister at the
church named and at the date OF his death n
member OF St. James choir. He had been
married about six months. His young widow,
his mother. and two sisters survive him. His
father, who died in MAY last. was George +.
Dawson, who was chairman Of the first board
| of assessors under the law OF March 8, 1891,
and was once president OF the East Washing
/ ton Citizens Association
! Owner Of the Property Found-It has been
/ found that the tobacco and other goods dis-
I covered in the possession OF Charles Williams
/ when arrested il the White Lot, were stolen
from the stand OF Walter Hyer. near the Zoo.
Entered Suits on Notes-Two large suits on
notes were fled in the District supreme eourg
I yesterday. One was by Rudolph Goldstein
| against Joseph Batehelder for 50, 500. the
other was by Mary 7. 0rme against William
I Mayse for 50 900.
Gleason's Burns Were Fatal-For the past
! five days the condition OF Patrick Gleason, the
I aged employe at JohnsOn's lime ldlns. at the
/ foot of Twenty-ninth street northwest. has
I developed from bad to worse, until yesterday
/ morning about 1890 O'Clock, when be died az
/ the Emergency Hospital. 1t will be remem-
/ bered that Gleason went to sleep on the Sec
\ ond fioor OF the building and rolled down the
/ shaft to the furnace below. receiving terrible
I burns and bruises. From the hospital the
l body was taken to the morgue, where Coroner
I Hammett yesterday afternoon held an in
/ quest to ascertain the cause of his death. An
4 autopsy was made, and an investigation of
the circumstances surrounding the case led to a
verdict of accidental death. The deceased was
| about ffty-six ysars old and lived at No. 4S
/ Jackson street northwest, but no one has as
yet taken the body for burial.
Notice to New York Voters Chairman W.
I c. Van Matre OF the Interstate Democratic
Association. announces that certificates for
hali-fare rates to New York State for registra-
ton can be obtained by applying at head
/ quarters of the association No 631 Loulsiana