The Washington times., 1894-09-07
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
.he Weather TO-DAY.
Fair; variable winds.

Accident to Crosby S. Noyes-A horse be-
longing to Crosby s. Noyes ran away on
Fourteenth street northwest, last night, and
was thrown down and badly hurt. Mr.. Noyes,
who was in the vehicle to which the animal
was attached, was not injured beyond few
bruises.
Proof against Rough on Rats-Casper
Wagonteld who attempted to commit suicide
on Wednesday by eating the contents of a
box OF trough on rats" and was taken to the
Emergency Hospital, is gradually recovering.
Their Right to Make Removals.. Kurtz
Johnson and William NJ. Wimsatt the lumber
dealers, will have hearing on Saturday OF
next week on the charge Of selling lumber
that has not been properly inspected. The
lumber was passed by George Ryan, an in
Spector who had been dismissed by the Com
missioners but who had continued to act as
such, and the present case is brought to test
the right of the Commissioners to make re-
moyals when they see proper.
In the Hands of His Friends -"Are you
candidate for the postmastership!' friend
asked Col. Willett yesterday.
~ decline to answer that question, the
colonel said; "my friends can 90 all the talk
ing"
Thinks He Has An Enemy-W A. Burnett,
OF No. 428 Seventh street southwest, called at
THE TIMES Office last night and stated that
any charges that may be on file with the Com
missioners to the effect that he keeps gasoline
and kerosene oil stored in the stable back Of
his store are entirely without foundation. He
thinks an enemy Of his is trying to do him
injury.
Louisa Rollings' WilI-The will of Louisa
Rollings, OF this city, was yesterday filed. She
names William Redin Woodward as executor,
and directs him to pay all just debts, to pay
to Laura j. Dustin S100 and to divide the res
idue Of her estate between John H. Roings,
the son of her brother Alexander Rolllgs,
William Laughlin James Laughlin, and
Archibald g. Laughlin, children of her sister
Catharine Virginia Laughlin, or Philadelphia.
Pa. The property named in the will consists
of two houses in this city, on lot No. 13,
in square No. 10, and the other No. 9l9 Fifth
street.
Gelabert Not Perlurer-The charge of
perjury preferred against Policeman J. II.
Gelabert OF the Eighth precinct. by Wilton
E. Simms, barber, was yesterday nolle
pressed by Assistant District Attorney Null
lowney.
Harness on the Wrong AnimaI-Emory
Voy, Maryland farmer. was charged yester-
day in the police court with stabbiug his
horse while in front OF a store on Eleventh
street southeast The horse, which was at
tached TO vehicle. moved Il few feet from
where Yoy had left him. aud this and the fact
that in adjusting a part OF the harness the
animal struck Yoy in the face with his tail,
made Yoy so angry that he stabbed the
horse in the side with large single-bladed
knife After declaring the case to be the
worst of the kind he had ever heard. Judge
kimball fined Noy 725, or thirty days in jail.
Marriage Licenses-Licensest to marry were
issued yesterday TO the following: Samuel L.
STope. OF Gettysburg, Pa. ana Ida Iyddane.
Of Washington. Henry kOsenthnI and Eta
Asnowitch. both OF Washington. William
Haller aud Annie f. McGill, both of Wash
ington. Samuel J. Crown and Mary l..
Welsh, both OF Washington. Charles Helm
ling Of Baltimore. and MoIiie Brown. OF
Washington. Howell F. Williams and Ida
G.. Lincoln both of Washington. John H.
Chase and Mary VI. shelton, both OF Wash
ington. Frank Chanum and LenCra Flood
both of Washington. William II. Stewart of
Washington. and Charlotte A. Davidson. OF
Charlotte \. G. Joseph Otto ami Annie
Bshop both OF Washington Carl Strignetz
and Mrs Mary G. Luteh5y. George Myers
and Hattie Virginia : iTer. both Of Washing
ton. George ". Stcry and Alice Il. Stor;zer
both Of Washington. Hezpkiah Bergman Of
Washington. and Clara johnson. Of Arlington.
Va. Archibald Johnson and JenimaJ. Wash
ingtcp. both of Washington. Joseph ". Hal
ford, OF Charlesiown. s. g., and Rachel El-
l!nger. OF Stockton. Cal Ananias Roy and
Mary Z. Morris, both of Washington.
0blate Sisters Make Deea-The Oblate
Sisters of Providence of the District yesier-
day made deed OF trust 10 H. N Burgman,
oi Baltimore. ana James +. Matthews. Of
Washington. TO secure six notes, AZ 81 per
cent. interest, for total of 900. The
notes are In favor OF the German-American
Fire Insurance Company. of Baltimore. The
deed conveys lots Nos. 3. 8, 10, II, u, in
SOU are No. 924, except "A feet in lot No. r.
Personal ention-Mr Eugene Monkey and
n
ing staff. expect to leave for New York to-day
where they will take ship for England. Mr.
Blumenberg will remain only short time on
the other side nut Mr.. MOXley will not return
TO America until December.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds of real estate
we're fled for record yesterday as follows:
John Z. Beal to Mary T. Buckley and Martha
Parsons, lots Nos 8. 10. Il, y, Is, IA, Is, 16
and II, in block No. 6. and Nos. I3, Il. Is, 1G
and II, in,block No. and lots Nos. . and 6, in
block No. II, OF Trinidad, for S5. Clare II.
Mohun to Mary L. Hoffman. lot No. 175 in
square No. lO4, Georgetown. for $1,000. An
ME A. McChesney to Rachel @. Temple, par;
of lot No 81, in block 8. in Trinidad, for 80.
Nathan A. Poole and wife TO Sewell A. Reeves
part of lot No. -. in block No. a. Todd's
subdivision, Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains for $40. solomon Fishman to Louis
Kolipinski, block J. in square No. 452. for
S9923. Sarah Q. Lovel aud husband to
FRANCIS L. B- hodQ, lot NO. lUl, in square No.
$50. for SOC. NJ. l. Weller and wife to Abra-
ham Grant, quit claim, one acre on Anacostia
road, assessed for taxes and sold in the name
of T. NJ. D. Ward, for S25. Heirs OF John and
James A. Fletcher to the Second Colorgd
Baptist Church. OF Washington city, lot
No. 20, in square No. 52S, for $40.
Basil 3. Baden and wife to George W. Toll
bert and Henry McCauley, interest in original
lot No. l3. in square No. 873, for S414.17.
Mary NJ. De Grummond and husband to Sig
mUnd }. Block, part OF lot No. l. in square
No. 800, for $40. Gillis Key and wife to
George ". Seals. lot No. IA section No. 8.
Barry Farm, for S40O c. K Bragdon TO Eva
II. Quinn, lot No. 7. in block No. 15 in
Leightons sub OF Brookland, for SO James
Main and wife to Amy Shivley, lots Nos. II
and u, in square No. 3. for 81. Thomas H.
Clarke to Charles T. Sparo. lot No. IA. in
square No. 966, for SO Louis H. Schneider
and wife to Gottlob c. Schneider, part OF
square No. 2S7, for "a. 600 Ca re-record). T.
f. Schneider and wife to w. E. Schneider, lot
%. in Schneider's sub of square No. 287, for
$50. John A. Schaefer ct al, trustees, to
Anna R. Shoemaker, lot No. 33, in Wright's
sub of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,
for S605 John Archer to Mary A. Smith, lot
No. az, in square No. SIT. for 81, 600 Clare
H. Mohun to Mary L. Hoffman. lot IT'S, in
square No. 104. Georgetown. for $1,000. Al
bert Crutchtield and wife to Benjamin J. Ed
wards, lot No. %, in sub of lots Nos. Il and
Is, in block No. IT, Meridian Hill, for $40.