The Washington times., 1894-08-25

tition of Michael Noonan for letters of ad-
mlnistratioa filed and citation issued against
widow. In the estate of Joseph Holt; order oi
publication. In re Alfred Holmead; order ap-
pointing him guardian OF his minor children,
bond $3.50, and order authorizing him to make
sale, transfer or cancel interest of minors in
policy 423 241, Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety OF New York. In the estate OF Catharlne
Y. Ridgway; proofs of publication filed. In
the estate of Robert Green, jr.; petition for
probate OF will and letters testamentary filed.
In the estate of George A. Norman; order adj
mitting will to probate and record. granting
letters testamentary 10 Precilla Norman,
bond $3.50. In re George Il. Marble order; ap-
pointing him guardian to Martha A. Marble,
bond $3.50. In re James o. Akers order ap-
pointing him guardian to Charles A. Ford,
bond $500 In estate of John Edwards; order
Tor citation to issue against II. q. ToWles,
executor. In estate OF Henry Berger; receipts
Of egatees fled In re George T. Cox; guard
ian 10 Ernest L. Cox, order authorizing
guardian to pay $40 per month board and
room. In the estate OF Genevieve p. Otes; will
filed and order of publication issued. In re
Henry NJ. Earle; order appointing him guard
ian to Jesse J.. Earle.
Minor Grimes and Casualties-The police
authorities are looking for a colored man
who has for several days past frequented the
northeastern section Of the city, and has
liioBulIy cOllecLcQ @I.Z0 It's Hu dlieSeu GOB TAX
from a number OF persons.
Charles G. Bradley, OF No. 943 B street
southwest. will have hearing in day or
two before Judge Taylor on the charge of
employing a female to sell liquor in his sa-
loon. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Rudd who is
the woman, referred to- has a share in the
business, and it Is claimed that she does not
therefore come under the head of bar-maid,
whose employment is prohibited under the
liquor law.
Children's Day at River View-The children
will have royal good time to-day at River
View. Everybody goes for 10 cents on the
9:45 a. m, and las p. m. boats. The Morris
pony show will be tho little ones delight.
The little equine actors are wonderfully clever
and are the best attraction Capt. Randall has
had this season at his beautiful resort. The
Pentz leaves at Gas p. IN. for Indian Head.
Briefs from the Courts-Argument W i'll be
heard to-day in the Gordon divorce suit be-
fore Judge Cole on the petition fled by L..
Fulton Gordon TO amend his bill OF com plant.
The plaintiff will be represented by Messrs.
Lipscomb and Emig, the defendant by Mr..
johnson, of Carlisle and Johnson.
In the case of Joseph d. Small against the
New National Brick Company, by consent of
all parties, Judge Cole yesterday ordered that
the report of the auditor. made August 10. be
ratified and the receiver be directed to pay
ONSI ~ JtLuSS H. OdloH, SptCIaI cOinhlS9ICuoI
for the circuit court OF Alexandria county,
Va, for distribution under order of the last
named court a net balance of 5000 SO.
The following persons in the District have
claims for the sums named: William L. Read
s3.055.23; J. p. Agnew & Co.. 81, ,905, and
Thomas Somervile & Sons, S66.s6
Alice Payne. who was on Thursday granted
a divorce from Robert A. Payne, was yester-
day given by Judge Cole an additional de-
cree. with execution, for costs and attorney S
fees
In the suit of William c. Morrison against
Calvin I. 5. Brent Judge Cole yesterday ad-
mitted as a party complainant Lemue 81
Beckett. Beckett has an execution against
Brent for $500, which he wishes to collect
from the real estate Morrison is after.
Ben. Williams. who was arrested in Jack
son, Mich, some tine ago and sent 10 ST.
Elizabeth Insane Asylum. this city. for treat
ment has been declared cured, and last night
left for homo in company with Chief of Police
Boyle. of that town.
Edward Brown and Margaret Holmes were
each Yesterday fined 10y Judge Mills $50 or
sixty days for carrying concealed weapons.
Chemists DiFcues Papers-President Voor-
hees OF the official Association OF Chemists.
who was absent AT the first DAYS session. ar
rived yesterday and presided. The papers
read were by Prof. 4. H. Peter. OF the state
College, Lexington. Ky. on ''SOil analysis:
by B. W. Kilgour, OF North Carolina. on
"Phosphoric acid in ferjiizers: by J. NJ.
Bartlett. of Orona. Me- on Nitrogen. -
After each paper there was dis ussion by
the members, who are leading chemists in
commercial and professional life, number
being from agricultural colleges and govern
ment experiment stations. The association
Will meet this morning at clock.