The Washington times., 1894-09-11
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Fair till Wednesday night; cooler; high
northwesterly winds diminishing

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churches and to plant missions in the city and
| suburbs. and to help rescue the fallen and
| neglected ones. The number of trustees is
thirteen and for the first year they are as
follows: William H. Brooks, James f. Chest
nut, Henry A. Carroll. McHenry j. Naylor,
Alexander Dennis, Daniel w. Hays. Washing
| ton Murray, Stewart A. Lewis, Benson Locke,
Edward s. Atkinson, Samuel NJ Tyler, Peter
Scott and Lewis Champ. The organization
is TO be perpetual.
Tobacco Chewing Horse Gave Him Away
| man who gave his name as William Bower
was arrested yesterday by Detective Ed. Horne
on suspicion of having stolen a horse from
| Peter Shanks, of Greencastle, Pa. In send
| ing a description OF the horse Mr.. Shanks
mentioned that ne would chew tobacco. So
Mr.. Home tried the animal. and to his salts
| faction the horse ate some with as much
alacrity as if he had been man. Detective
Horne says he thinks that Bower is a pro-
fessional horse thief, who is possibly wanted
for more crimes than the one Tor which he
was arrested.
Marriage Lioenses-Licenses to marry
were issued yesterday to the following:
Frank NJ. Ford and Alma Hardin, both Of
Richmond, Va. Lester 0. Peck and Gertrude
T. Wilson, both of Bridgeport, Conn. John
| II. Lewis, of Madison. Wis, and Sadie G.
billiard, of Washington. Charley Boulden
and Mary Boulden, both of Washington.
| L.
Washington. Geems Thomas and Clara
Fischer both of Washington. Henry NJ.
! Gray and Mary NJ. Avegood, both of Wash
ington. Harry Linton and Martha r. Sum-
mers, both of Washington. S. H. Pearson
and Matte V. Silcott, both Of Loudon county,
| Va.
| Will Serve His Full Term in Jail. Ar
! thur Cromwell, who applied last week by
| habeas corpus for release from JAIL where he
| "A a m mDHer
law allowing time for good behavior, had a
hearing before Judge Cox yesterday and was
| remRnded to jail to serve out the full term.
Judge Cox held that the law cited did not
! apply to months, but to the entire year.
Orphans Court, Probate Division-JUs-
TIoE Cox.-In the estate OF William NJ Thayer;
account of n. G. Thayer and David Hutchi-
son filed with vouchers amounting to about
! $4,000. In the estate of Timothy A. Gala
| CHER; notice of publication filed. In the
! tate of stephen NJ. Golden; waiver of cita-
ton. In the estate of Ellen T. Cashion; pc
! tition OF John Sweeney for letters of admins
| tration and consent of next of kin, Bridget
! Cullom. In the estate of Mary f. Kengla;
list of debts, 1898 due to the estate, fled.
| In the estate of G. Gessford; petition for ap-
pointment OF co-administrator; order for pay
ment Of two debts.
Criminal Court, art 1-JUsTICE Cox
! United States VS.. George f. Cockenower,
! iDel: HOil6 pFOSeQul. Oultcu Sldl6S VS..
! George T. Cockenower, perjury; nolle prose-
! qui. United States VS.. Cornelia Walker. per-
! jury; nolle prosequi. United States VS.. Stew
art Z. Shepherd, false pretenses; nolle prose-
! qui; order to restore property to defendant
! United States VS.. James Kelley, larceny; re-
cognizance for $500 taken, with Richard II.
| Brown as surety,
Circuit Court, Part 1-JUsTICE Cox-L.
Bean VS.. l.. Handler; judgment by default.
j. Archer ct al, i. c. Homiller, w. A. Custard.
! X. ID. Weaver ct al, Il. S. Weaver, X. d.
| Weaver, six separate cases, VS.. District of
Columbia; in each judgment in certiorari.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds OF real estate
| were filed for record yesterday as follows:
Michael Colbert and Charles g. Stone.
trustees, TO Anna NJ. Diercks, part OF Chillum
! Castle Manor near the Catholic University,
for IS, 600. William f. Mattingly and wife 10
! the District of Columbia, lot No. 20 in block
| No. 81, Columbia Heights for So. .0S0.76. Al
/ bert &. Brooke and wife, to Benjamin Schwartz,
! part OF original No. 6. in square No. $40. sub
/ ject to y, 700 incumbrance. for SO. Benja-
/ min Schwartz to Albert g. Brooke, sublot No.
| 149,in subdivision of lots No. TO 13, in block
| No q, Long Meadows, for So Richard A.
! Hunt and wife. to Thomas E. Hunt ct al,
! part of lot No. Csc, for Il. George W. Barnes
\ and wife to George w. Barnes, jr., part of
! lots Nos. 8 and 6, tract Fife and Fife En-
! larged y for S5. Mary NJ. DeGrummond and
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/ square No. 410 for SO. Charles T. Yoder and
wife 10 Sarah L. Belt, lot No. 43, in square
! No. rs. for $500. b. Lewis Blackford
| ana James f. Hood. trustees, to Fire AssOc-
alton of Philadelphia, part of lot No. 4. in
! square north of square No. 3S4, for $500.
Frank V. Tilford and wife to Alexander T.
! Britton, lot No. 800, in square No. 49, sub :
| iect TO s5,250 incumbrance, for $40. Joseph
| Henning and wife 10 Levi G. Brown. sublOt
! No. 20, in Hieston's subdivision of Rosedale,
/ for $40. Bertha Ward to Rebecca Cook, lot
No. 5, in square No. 1905, for $4,000.
Crimes and Casualties Henry Hayes, an
! old colored man, was yesterday convicted by
! Judge Taylor of keeping au unlicensed bar
! and was fined $3.50, or in default will have TO
serve six months in jail. According to the
| testimony Mrs Hayes kept a little cook shop,
| in connection with which was speak easy.
Hayes denied having anything to do with the
! shop, but Judge Taylor decided that he was
responsible for his Wife's actions. Mrs Hayes
| will be tried on Friday.
William Byrd, who on Saturday night made
an insulting remarks to two young ladies on
! Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh street, was
! yesterday fined SO by Judge Kimball
Charles Expert. who on Saturday was sent
! to iall for eighteen months on the charge of
| swindling newsboys. was yesterday identified
! by Anthony Harris, a'coiored farmer from Yir-
! ginia. as the man who swindled him out of
/ $3.50. The case will be Investigated to-day
John Massie, burly colored man. about
! twenty-five years old, was yesterday sent to
! jail for eleven months and twenty-nine DAYS
| by Judge K1mball for committing narneless
crime on Milton Chamberlain, lad of about
| seventeen years. The judge said that Cham
| berlain was boy of evil tendencies. but the
! court intended to protect the youth of the
/ District from such creatures as Massie when
ever one of the latter was brought before the
! bar.
Samuel Hutchinson. colored, charged with
assaulting and striking Policeman Herndon,
was yesterday fined $50 by Judge Kimball.
! Hutchinson is regarded as one of the most
desperate characters in the upper part of tho
city, being member of the notorious ''Stone
Row gang.
Ellen Kilroy was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by Sergt. Daley charging
her with selling liquor on Sunday at her sa-
loon, corner of Second and I streets south
west.
William Roberts, living at No. 1912 Potomac
street. Georgetown, had his right shoulder
lacerated by the cart upon which he was rid
ing overturning with him. He received at
tention at the Emergency Hospital.
Sandy Harris colored, living in George
! town, fell from load of stones while going
down South Capitol street, near Virginia ave-
nue., yesterday and hurt his leg in painful
manner.
Policeman Kelley. of the First precinct was
overcome by the heat while on duty on Penn
sylvania avenue. near Seventh street, yester-
day. He was taken to the Emergency Hos