The Washington times., 1894-09-09

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Grange Fair at Alexander's Island-Alex-
ander's Island, the scene where the grange
exhibition and agricultural fair will open on
Monday was alive yesterday with prepara-
tions for the event. Its promoters say 1t will
be one of the grandest exhibits ever given
by the association, and contributions to every
department will be made from Virginia,
Maryland. and Pennsylvania. The stock dis
play will be very fine. while that of other
products will equal any previous exhibition.
The main building is too small TO accommo-
date the stock already entered, and tents have
been put up 10 meet the extra demand for
space. The programme OF races, military
drills, various competitive tests. and baseball
matches is superior. The fair will close Sep
tember %. The Harry Randall and the rail
roads offer reduced rates of fare.
Resolutions Deploring DR.. Welling's Death
The medical and dental faculties. respec-
lively, of the Columbian University, held
meeting on Thursday evening and adopted
resolutions expressive OF their deep regret at
the death of the late President DIR. James G.
Yelling, joining with their colleagues Of the
other departments of the institution. and with
the citizens Of Washington, in ''attesting their
exalted appreciation of the many eXceleneies
and virtues" possessed by their late chief. The
resolutions note the conspicuous honors with
which his merits were rewarded. and the high
extinction in which he was held; that he was
estimated by his companions ard associates.
honored as a man, esteemed as a scholar, and
beloved as friend.
Real Estate Transfers of real estate
were filed for record yesterday as follows
William S. Hoge and wife to Georgiana Hum
mer, part of lot No. %, in Mather Wighelds
estate on Bridge road. quit claim, for IL.
Georgiana Hummer to W. H. COeyman, part
of lot No u, in Wighelds estate, being one
fourth of an acre on the Nailor road, for so.
Charles W. Trey and wife TO Frederick w.
Reeves, lot No. 13. in block No. q, Langdon
Park. for $1,000. Lester A. Barr OF al. to
Arthur B. Smith, lot No. 81 in square No. sos,
for SO Roger Carroll TO Wilson l.. Baker and
wife. parts of lots Nos "a and 80. Wright's adj
dition to Mount Pleasant, for $40, Diller B.
Croft to J. Wilmer Fisher, lots Nos /, =, 8 and
u. in block No. 10, and lots Nos. y and I3. in
block No. %, and lot No. !. in block No. y,
Brigntwood Park, for -. s56. Gertrude c.
Chase and Z. Corning Chase 10 Edward &.
White, undivided oaG-twelith OF lot No. l, IN
square No. l79, for $3.50. Lydia Smith TO
Pauline Kip. part OF lot No. l. in square
No. l07, for $500. Elizabeth A. Tiffany
TO John t. Meany, lot No. 80, in subdivision
OF lots Nos 10, 90 and q, IN square No. 725,
subject 20 trust for S6. 500. William jenkins
and wife to Elizabeth 2. Messer lot No. 20,
in subdivision of lots IN square No. 234, for
800. Charles A. Senseney and wife 10 Jo-
anna NWdlutt, lOL No IL III suD-ulNlSlOu OF
lots in square, No. 4S. subject 10 ! 700 trust,
for $4,000. John o. Johnson and Frank
Dieudonnie, trustees, TO Julius Marlowe. lot
No. 100, in square l.O5l. for - 200. Archi-
bald c. Walter and wife TO Warwick Evans,
part of original lot No. ;. in square No. 902,
subject to S3,lI5 lncumbrance for $40.
George j. hEpstein to Rudolph Goldschmid
original lots No. aud D, IN square No. 20,
subject to $4,000 lncumbrance; lot No. s, in
square No. 1907, subject TO - 500 incum-
brance; lot No. II. in square No. s64, subject
TO $500 membranes; for $40. William
A. Tenly and wife TO Samuel J. Prescott lot
No. q. in block No 4. Trinidad for SO.
Fred. W. Reeves 10 Elizabeth 4. Trey, lot No.
13. in block, No. q, Langdon Park for y 600
Rudolf Goldschmid and wife to George T.
hlpstein, part of lot No. Il, in square
No. 2Sl, for SO. Georgia A. Glib
bons TO Alice NJ. Lucas, lot No. /, in
square No. 494, for $40. Theodore Pitt and
wife to John T. Holman. lot No. Y, in square
No. 925, for So. Elizabeth Holman and wife
TO Theodore Pitt, lot No II in square No.
925, for S5. John b. Lippold and wife to
Paul Hiser quit claim, part lots Nos. u and
Is. ia square No. 475, for 80. Paul Hiser and
wife to James J. Sullivan and wife, parts OF
lots Nos. II and l3, in square No AIS, for SO.
Joseph NJ. Vale and Henry NJ, Earle, trustees,
TO Rebecca r. Beale, part of the resuryey of
Peters Mill Cap. adjacent TO Rebecca r.
Beales property on the Seventh street road,
fifteen acres, for S26, 800.
Orphans Court Probate Division
JUSTICE COx.-In the estate of Daniel Breed;
will filed. In the estate of Robert Sillers;
order appointing Ellen Sillers administrator.
with $4,000 bond. In the estate Of Joseph
r. Walton; first and final account of Elizabeth
r. Walton, total S13,624 In the estate of
Michael O'Neil; order admitting will to pro-
bate and appointing Annie ONeil admins
tratrix, with $4,000 bond and with the will
annexed.
Equity Court, Division No. l-JUsTICE
Cox-Springman vs. Springman; restraining
order returnable September r. 1894, granted.
Beale vs. Beale; order TO take testimony before
Robert j. Murray, examiner. Ashburn VS..
Dunn; auditors report confirmed. Stein VS..
Stein; sale finally ratified. Walter vs. Bevans
conveyance of certain lots authorized Myers
VS.. Scott; motion to dismiss bill oyerruled
Wager VS.. Wager; order 10 take testimony be-
fore William Ward Mohun, examiner In re
John Douglass. alleged lunatic; writ de lu-
natico inquirendo ordered 10 issue. Clarke
vs.. Kenney; payment of S1s3.S to Rebecca
Green ordered Central Trust COMPANY VS..
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company;
( rule on parties returnable October 1, 1894
granted. Quinn vs. Mccarthy; pro confesso
against certain defendants set aside.
Circuit Court. Part 1-JUsTICE Cox George
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man VS.. District of Columbia, j. r. Dos Pas
sos VS.. District of Columbia, J. Trawley vs.
District of Columbia; all judgments in GER
tiorari. Keen & Hagerty VS. P H. Canty:
judgment by default. Ohio National Bank
VS.. A. R. Williams Il Co.; Judgment by de-
fault Patrick IL Cater Co. VS.. H. G. Isel;
judgment by default. Evans Marble Co. VS..
F. W. Enrich, garnishee; judgment by de-
fault
Marriage Licenses-Licenses to marry were
issued yesterday to the following: Thomas II.
Smith and Mamie Gold. both of Washington;
David Goldsmith. of Cleveland. Ohio, and
Theresa Kahn, of Washington; Clarence NJ.
Bryan and Pearl L. Weeks, both nf Washing
ton; James E. Beach and Georgiana v Sims
both OF Alexandria, Va; Joseph Clark and
Ella E. Jenkins, of Alexandria. Va; John G.
Harris and Madiline Mcintosh, both of Wash
iDgton; Frank Hilton and Mary Cleary, both
of Georgetown.
Denied the Assault-Mr. w. f. Digney a
committee of one appointed by the Guild ot
Night-liners, of this city. called at THE TIMES
I Office last night. He was authorized to deny
the statement in an afternoon paper that a
recent atrocious assault upon an old man
had been committed by two of his guild
Mr. Dlgney wished it made plain that night
liners are not as bad as they are painted; that
the majority OF them are honest men who wert
endeavoring to make an honest livelihood
and that they were not as n rule. men who
would be guilty OF so cowardly an act as thai
which has been attributed to them.
Hundreds OF Heirs Claim 1.-THE long neg.
lected lot at Twenty-flrst and F streets, con.
tanning 10000 feet of ground, is to be sold