The Washington times., 1894-09-19
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Showers; probably clearing in the after
noon; slightly cooler; variable winds.


manded jury trial. Shea was then released
in 81 800 bail for his appearance to-day, but
it is probable that as the proprietorship OF
Mrs. Shea also in the place is matter oil
such common report she will be joined with
her her husband in the trial. SO that the mat
ter will be fully investigated.
Civil Service Examination Circulars-The
Civil Service Commission calls attention TO
the fact that circulars signed by different per-
sons Offering TO give full information on any
subject connected with civil service examlna-
tions and to furnish examination questions
for various sums, are misleading IN their
nature. Full Information regarding the scope
and nature of the various examinations held
by the commission can be obtained without
charge upon application to their office, and
no person is able to furnish information re-
garding examinations that IS not cheeriuly
given by the commission upon application
Operation of Elevator Regulations-E. f.
Vermiiion, Building Inspector EntWlsle.s as
sistant, yesterday visited the Schneider flatS,
known as The Cairo, on q street, between
! Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, and notl-
| fed the contractors that the law regarding
'hoists" in the construction of buildings for
| elevating materials, would go into effect Oc-
tober /, and would have to be strictly COM
! Piled with He directed that the elevator
! shaft be closed in complicance with the reGu-
| lations. and also that spring safety attach
ments be put upon the cars.
Officers of the Building Trades Council
| The Building Trades Council met this evening
and effected a permanent organization. Inc
! following officers were elected: President, IL.
! l.. Lomax, of l.. U. 100, Carpenters and JOIN
| ers: vice president Dennis Ferry. OF the
| Bricklayers: recording secretary Wl!llam Sll-
/ 5er, OF the Granite Cutters; treasurer, Nalter
/ Nicholson, of the StOnecutters; sergeant-at-
| arms, John A. Brett OF the Steam and Hot
! Water Filters Association. y large amount
| of important business was transacted. There
! will be eleven trades represented In the couh-
! ell.
Colored Knights Temular-The various
communicates OF the coored Knights Tenn
| piar Of the District have elected officers as
! follows:
simon No. Eminent commander, Brooks
| Burr. gen eralissImO George ; Newman; cap
! tain general, T. II. Simmons; preate NIKE H.
| Robinson; senior warden, Henry e. Irving; junior
| warden, X. H. Beverly; treasurer, JOEn L y.
| Brown; recorder, Paul r. Steward; Warder, H.
| i. jackson henderson, No. 2-finlneut -. oolii-
| mandef, j. II. Pendergrass: generalisslmo' hlcu-
ard Gates; captain general, Arthur CONS pre-
| late, Joseph n Williams senior warden, John
| 7. Turner junior warden, Robert Carter treas
urer, B. +. Daily; recorder, Richard Slmms; war
der, Alfred Pope. Gethsemane, No. S-hmlhennt ~
! commander, c. r. Beckley; generalissimo' u.
| w Jones; captain general p. b. Merridithi pre-
| late, W. II. Gray; senior warden, w. L. CheP-
4 man; junior warden, /. c. Coleman; treasurer
| Samuel II. West: recorder, John l.. Hlckhlahi
| warder, q. Branch. Mount Calvary, No =
! Emnent commander j. NJ. Adams; generalis-
simo Peter Lucas; captain general, ID. +, serLle'
son; junior warden, ]. w Scott; treasurer, IL y
| Smith; recorder, Nathaniel Robinson; wdrder
L. II. Co2zens.
Concert at the Capitol-The Marine Band
| will play the following named selections at
| the Capitol this afternoon.
| March, The Evening News" .......... FHnciuIli
| Overture, ''Poet and Peasant 80. .Suppe
| Flute solo, The Last Rose Of summer Clinton
Mr. T. jaeger.
| "Reminiscences Of Sullivan" ...... Winterbottom
! Polka, Jolly Bachelor '..............-.. FanculH
| Characteristic, The Humorous Black
Selection, BLACK Hussar .SIiiockeT
| March, American Republic '..............T Thele
HAL Columbia yles
Marriage Licenses Licenses to marry were
| issued yesterday TO the following: ". H. Bates
and Katie a. Caspari, both of Washington;
John W. DYER and Amelia NJ Clark, both of
Washington; Harry +. Fletcher and Kate
Hartman, both of Fauquier county, Va; Jo-
| seph Schultz and Mary Magdaiene Helmuth.
| both of Washington; Myer Rosenbush, Of Bal
timore, and Hettie Bieber, OF Washington;
Abraham Lee and Sarah Goff both of Wash
| ington.
Record of the Courts-Equity Court, Part
-JUsTICE CoX-Palmer vs.. Fields; testimony
! ordered taken within sixty days. Cowing VS..
| Cowing; Ernest IhrocEmorten appointed al
Item. Martin VS.. Sinclair; pro confesso
| against defendant, John Mcpherson. Hogans
VS.. Hogans; divorce granted.
Circuit Court, Part 1-JUsTIcE Cox-T
! w. Fowler VS.. II. \. Comp: Judgment for
plaintiff by default. W. I. Walker, A. Bliss,
and J. b. Hammond vs. District of Columbia;
judgments in certiorari. G. S. Dom vs. e. T.
| r. Jones " Son; judgment by default.
Orphans Court-Probate Division-JUsTICE
| CoX-Estate OF John Rosenberg: will fled
In re guardian to Thomas Fitzmorris; account
OF Frank I. Browning, guardian, filed. In
the estate of Catherine Mueller: petition Of
Johannah VI. Korngiebei ct al, for letters of
administration. In the estate of Reuben B.
Clark; order of publication. In the estate Of
| Joseph F. Cottreil: letters testamentarv to
Edward 3. and EmilYW. CottreIl, bond, S26,-
600.
Criminal Court. Part 1-JUsr1cE Nc
| CoMAs-George P. Hoskinson, Franklin W.
Harper, NJ. II. Atcheson. John S. Babbitt,
Frederick Roys, and Frank B. Connor ac-
cepted as jurors to complete panel United
States VS.. Emma Randolph and James E.
Diggs larceny; Randolph pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to three years in the peni-
tentiary; verdict Of not guilty as to Diggs
United Jtates vs.. Julius Cook, larceny: plea
OF guilty and sentence Of two years in the
penitentary. United States VS.. William Lam
ders, setting up of gaming table; nolle
pressed.
Criminal Court, Part 2-JUsTICE CoLE-
United States vs.. Edward Leon. manslaugh-
ter: bail fixed at Il, 900.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds of real estate
were fled yesterday for record as follows:
Peyton Gordon to Frank c. Kreamer and
Mary kreamer. lot No. III. in square No. 62l /,
for SO. Florence c. Radcliffe TO Andrew B.
Graham, lot No. 3, In square No. S89, for
SO Grace Carlisle Hickey to Albert H.
Scott, lot No. 90 in square No. $50. for $780,
Michael Garvey to Michael Shea. lot No. Il il,
in block No. 10. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains. for 81 500. James NJ Green and
Henry c. Stewart jr., trustees. to Ida c.. Six.
lot No. 293, in square No G, for So, 200. James
Nj. Kenney ct ux. to Rosina NJ. Easily part of
original lot No. l3, in square No $50, for
$4,000. Ida C. Six to Josephine r. Shelley,
lot No. 293, in square No. 96. for $4,000.
Held for tie Grand Jury-Sextus Wright,
who was arrested by Detective Lacy on the
charge of forging the name OF Edward Smith
to a pension check for $40, and Mary Morton.
Sarah Hill. and William Jones. who were ar
rested by the same officer on account of steal
ing the check from Smith, were yesterday
committed for the action Of the grand jury by
Judge Kimba.
Charged With stealiug a Pocket-bock-
Precinct Detective Hean yesterday arrested
James Halliday, a colored boy, on the charge
OF entering the house OF Mrs. Mary Stevens.
709 Twelfth street northwest, and stealing a
pocket-book continuing $40. Most of the