The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1894-09-28

ZION OF ArEodash Achim was incorporated yes
tercay. The officers are David Sholsky, presi-
dent; Simon Feldman, secretary; ). Livingston,
David f. Eosen, and Jacob Blumenthal, direct
ors. With the addition OF Leon Blankenmeier
these are the incorporators.
Marriage Iicenses-Licenses 10 marry. were
Issued yesterday 10 the following: Francis g.
SENton and Emma B. French, both of Washing
ton. Bernard ID. BrelitZ of Brooklyn, n. y, and
NilheIminer II. Ackershausen, of Washington.
Peter Bingham and Lulu Carnish, both OF Wash
ingtOn William Simon, Of Washington, and
Lucy Thompson, Of Fredericksburg, Va. Ernest
b Thomas and Ella n. Howard, both Of Wash
inEton Mark O. Thomas and Fannie L.
Arnold, both OF Washington Percy Tay-
Tor, OF Boston, Mass, and Georgia Butler,
Caroline Walker. both of Culpspper, Va
James ~ Treakle and Bertha Germann,
both OF Alexandria, Va.
Wire Tappers Committed TO Jail-In de-
fault OF 81 900 bail Palmer b. Babcock and Fred
Owens were committed 10 Jail yesterday after
they had waived hearing in the police court,
charged with conspiracy in attempting TO de-
fraud the Western Union Telegraph company
by tapping the wires leading 10 the Long Bridge.
lhess men we're arrested by Detective Board
man, who has succeeded in obtaining a confess
sion from Walter Geddes, who was also arrested,
but viii be used witness.
SwiudieT Merrick Behind the Bars-Win-
! lam Merrlck, the swlndier VINO was located py
District Attorney BirRey in the Norfolk jail
about three weeks ago. was brought here yester-
Gay and put IN Jail under g, 900 bond. When ar
raigned he pleaded not guilty. Merrck gave bad
I
! hotel Bslvedore, and others, The charge agalnt
him IS obtaining money by false pretenses
Asks for Divorce from Her Husband
7 Nellie Wilson. typewriter OF No l2lO street
northwest, yesterday asked for a divorce from
Alfred j. Wilson, alias J. Wilson. She says they
I were married at No. 1910 X street northwest by
Rev. H. A. Turner on July IS, 1889, in the pres
I ence OF Alma and j. Everett Bond. she lound
] later that he had put the name j. Wilson IN the
certificate, though she had known him as Alfred
. -Four weeks after heir marriage he disappeared
. q q Ena
never hoard from HIM since. She wants her
name, Conner, restored
Evicted Tenants Goods in the Streets
. All through the night and until yesterday after
noon the household effects Of Mrs Silverherg lay
] ON the pavement Ia front of Fred Geyers livery
/ sta Die on ID street near Tenth street The de-
serted woman and her four children had been
/ eyicted for non-payment of rent, alth Tough she
! was penniless and in poor health. When the
rain began 70 fall the goods were soaked before
! place 10 store theIa was found. Jenitor ack-
] son. OF the NUtchins building, provided for the
peuniless family again last night, and it is ex-
1 pecled to-day that she viii find more suitable
/ abiding place
/ A typographical error made It appear in TIE
/ TIMES yesterday that the eviction Of Mrs. Nora
! Moss Ia taken place at No. SO Tenth street
! northwest. The removal was made from No. o2l
! Tenth street Mrs. Moss Up 90 late hour last
/ night, had not taken her goods away from the
1 mont Of the house
suite 10 Enforce Judgment-Albert Dag
! gett the New York politician and ex-sheriu,
/ VINO has tbs contract for sweeping the streets
I OF Washington, was sued yesterday by Thomas
! W. NlIdlcOmbe 20 enforce judgment optali.rd
! by NiGcicOmbe on July last for g9l4 and costs.
Jesse i. Wilson, Chaplin Brown and n .chael
/ DuEan are made defendants 10 the suit Niddi-
/ com5e says that BaEgett gave a chuttel mort
gage 70 wilson and Brown for DuEnns benefit
4 70 secure SlO,lg5. The chattels mentioned are
/ seventy-tour horses, founieen sweepers, eight
] sprlnklers' horse power hay cutter, ana otner
material used In street. sweeping and kept at
I Twelfth and streets northwest He does
Z believe that BaEEett is justly indebted 70 Dugan
q HHFTa mat ~Ir Ia Ina of
/ articles, ana thinks the mortgage is 10 prevent
! DagEetts creditors from collecting he says
/ DaEgett IS stlll IN possession OF and operating
TIE oLJnl' anu as ne properly can easily De re-
| moved from tho District asks that a receiver be
/ appointed, The deed Of trust declared void aud
/ the creditors paid
Patrol Wagon on Duty All Night-For the
I Aist -lLne re D-TrJi wagon a. the MINI ana L
I streets station northwest was last night on duty
I al night AS this precinct covers an unusually
large territory tlp iruBgrtrnCe OF the innovation
may DO realized Driver I. r. Case WIS recently
/ appointed ana Onicer r. E Doyle has bs-n
placed ia charge OF Tho wagon Previously the
patrol service ended at 10 o'clock p. m
} Real Estate ranStcrS-Deeds OF real estate
were fled yesterday for record as follows: Min
ME j. Burn 10 sarah f. Hall, purt lot No. 81, in
SUB Of square SSl, 10 correct an error in deed of
! November -, 1891, for $500 Elizn }. Soma
man and husband to Never Loeb, lot No, ? in
block No. i6, Blo0mingdale, subject TO $1,000
trust, Tor $40 Mililm d. Weber ct al TO David
D. 1etWals, lots Nos. l45 10 l.5, %. included, in
sub VI square 10. $50, for g. William J. Dante
10 Harlie, " DAWSON part lot No IL in square
No. 's5 subject 10 $500 trust for $40 Daniel
kirtWel and wife 10 Harriet ". Dawson, lots
I -os ~ and l2a. iu sub Of Long Meadows, for
e-J, subject 70 S3ts4 in trust George f. stahI
70 John A. Seller, lot No. 3, in square No.
9's- lot S'tt aoLp .. johnson and wife 10 Ray
nond h. Cooke, lot No. u, in sub square No.
-aJ, Tor $500. Patrick Bresnahan TO James +.
Brown, part Of lot No. u, IN square No 72t. for
90 Frank s. RhoCerirk CT al 10 Frederick +.
I ougelksn, lot No. -, in sub, Of square No $50,
LOT S5'2V4 Francis = Carmody and vito TO
Louis y. IompElns and wife. lot No lis, IN sub.
81 ,lfe o. -, subject 10 SJuy trust Tor sl,UUO
William ". Hurley 10 Edward " Dom, part Of
LOT Ne -, in square No. SO, Tor S425. White "
AsnDy. trustees, 10 Ernest i. A. Dunn, lot No. 4,
IN block No i, Trinidad, for $3.50.
Theosophisls and Their PurDose-'The
purpose Of theOsOphy' was the subject discussed
a. the weekly meeting Of the Iheosophical So
c.ety last evening. MCs5rs Henry ". Craigin,
arthur ircgina, Nathan Parkins, and r. L.
Lerch participated in the discussion OF the topic
and ia general terms defined the purpose Of the
osophy 20 be the helping Of humanity on 10 its
Detter1nent and upbuilding in the several walks
OF life. The members Of the society are looking
forward vita considerable pleasure 10 tho visit
30 NSonlhgJon OF Dr Herman Hensolc. he IS
expected 10 be in the city about October j. and
VIII deliver q public lecture upon fheosophical
theme. The sxact date Of his arrival or the
subject he viii choose Tor his lecture not yet
I known.
Earle's Peculiar Will-The viii of William
=. Earle was returned from Columbus, Miss :,
yesterday proved by William c. Orr the sole
. surviving witness OF its execution The other
two Witnesses C. A. orr and Nary thompson,
I are believed 30 be dead Earle came here from
FroeuVllle county, y. c.. about fifteen years ago
lu lssl he made mis- will His first care is 10 put
ms daughter Lydia under the especial charge Of
I his wife witn instructions never 10 allow her 10
visit Ara Mamie =. IaUry or Miss Ellen Maury
His reason is that Ihey have attempted to alien
1 ale her affections from him and have deceived
him Bis sons he cannot hope 10 have so fully
I cared for beg s wife, but he urges them to reIy
1 upon her ana follow her advice, lie leaves his
I property 10 DO distributed under the laws Of
4 south Carolina and makes his wife executrix
without bond
Hotel MOrrisett Lease-Judge Cox yester-
day gave leave 20 E. B. Hay, in the estate Of the
/ late Thomas MorIisett, to surrender the lease
whereby the hotel will pass INTO other hands,
she 5000 debt, which constitutes a lien on the
I furniture, VIII be paid OF and whatever addi-
ucual slE tie furniture can be sold for viii be
I secured 90 the estate. &orrisstt had z contract
with John T. Cook, the owner OF the hotel, TO
pay him $1,000 year for TWO years, and s. 600
1 q year Tor the farce following. He mortgaEed
the furniture 60 Cook 10 secure $4,000 arrears.
Record OF the Courts-Orphans' Court,
I Probate DiViSiOu-JUsTICE MCCOMAS-In the
estate Of Robert 5. Wharton: order authorizing
Administrator Games 20 employ counsel against
John I. Nulls claim and allowing $50 fee In 70
guardianship OF Anna r. Gaegler, nee Miller:
I petition OF EaId and consent of guardian to al
low 81 q month 10 ward IN the estate Of Will
lam T. Earl, VIII proved 10y William g. Orr, OF
Z Columbus, Miss, surviving witness
Equity C0urt, part I-JUsTlCE C0X-Crump
I shaw, diverse granted, decree TO DO drawn.
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