The Washington times., 1894-11-11
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather TODAY,
Fair; cooler; west winds.

Not Gratsful for Prolonged Lifs-''After
1 saved his life by keeping him from falling
under freight train" said Special Otricer
Green of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
testifying against Charles Krow In the police
court yesterday, "he turneA around and
cursed me-" The prisoner had Just S4.75,
and the judge, therefore, fined him "a.
Worsted the Railroad Company-The Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company was
worsted in their cases before Judge Bradley
yesterday. All were damage suits heard on
motion for new trial. and each judgment was
given for the plaintiff on the verdict rendered.
The suits were by James T. Petty. for $4,000;
Martha Allen, $1,000. and s. K. Bond. for
$4, $780, The cases have been in the courts
since 1888, and an appeal will now probably
be asked for In each.
Cases to Be Eeard Monday-Before Judge
Cole on Monday the cases Of Robert and
Henry Brown, Eugene Fox, aud Spencer
Barnes, from the criminal docket, are to be
heard.
Death Of Well-known Freemason Mr..
Clement Fl. Brooke, q member-of Myron NJ.
Parker Lodge, T. A. A. NJ, and long known
as the keeper of one OF the meat stalls in the
Center Market, died on Friday In George
town. His funeral services will be held this
afternoon ct $3.50 o'clock at st. Marks
Church, Third and streets southeast, and
the remains will be inferred az 4.30 D. N. in
Congressional Cemetery
Theft Of Two Diamond Rings-Jeremiah
Lynch, alias "Goldie," a sheet writer at the
Alexander Island race track, was held in
81, 600 boil before Judge Miller yesterday,
charged with the theft OF two diamond rings
from George specht on Wednesday night.
address the Mission sehool-The North
western Mission Sabbath-sehool, r. Z. Bur
nett, Superintendent, will be addressed
this afternoon by Messrs. David War
ner, L. NJ. Hershaw, and L. L.
Lewis. Good music will De supplied
by the school under the leadership Of Miss
Geneva Belt. Services will begin at 3:3(
! O'Clock at Abraham Hall. Meridian Hill. The
friends of the school will be made welcome.
| Ill-treated a Sailor at sea-FrsderieA
I Chase, frat mate Of the bark BeatricG
Havener, which recently arrived at George
town from Trinidad was arraigned in tht
! police court yesterday charged with ill-treas
/ ing sailor at sea- The penalty for the Of
/ Tense is 81 900 fine or Ave years impason,
] ment, or both. He was held to await hear.
/ ing In the criminal court. 1t is charged that
during the voyage here from Trinidad thI
/ prisoner cruelty abused the crew.
/ Her Burns We're Fatal-Mrs. Paulini
| Daugherty died at her home, No. 11131S Fiftl
/ street southeast, about O'Clock yesterda,
morning. She was fatally burned by starting
a fire with coal oil to prepare dinner In
hurry. An ambulance reached the house TIVE
hours later to convey her 10 q hospital. bu
/ the driver found that he was not wanted
Mrs. DaughertY was forty-hye years old and
| had several children.
administration Of John T. Given's Estate
/ William A. Farlee, the grandson Of the lat
John T. Given, OF No. 1912 l street northwest
has been appointed administrator Of Mr.
Given's estate. The heirs are Mary A. Far
lee, Myra Given, Annie Given, Ida Given
Emily Given, John T.. Harry C. and Claude
W. Given. They joined in a petition Il
Judge Hsgner asking Mr.. Farlee's appoin5
ment. giving as a reason that he was Mr
Givsn's clerk in the coal business and is NOR
familiar with his estate than Is any one else
Outside the real estate the property left b
Mr.. Given consists OF the stock of coal an
wood with horses, carts and wagons. etc.
! worth S6,150; money, S412. aud debts col
lectible. S1s, ,00O. The debts foot up S17 SOC
Mr.. Farlee's bond is fixed at $4,000.
old-Time Policeman Buried-The funera
of Francis Stanislaus Edelin, took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from mis- late res
idence, No. 1898 ! street southeast. Decease
was eighty-three years o. age. and was
member OF the old auxiliary guard for man.
years before the war. Mr.. Edelin WAS bor
in Maryland. bat resided in East Washington
from boyhood,