The Washington times., 1894-09-14

Henry McLaughlin's Will-Henry Nc
Laughlin the contractor, VINO lived at No.
81 c street northeast, in his will made May
| IT, 1894, leaves his property to be distributed
among his heirs according to the laws OF the
District, the same as if he had died intestate,
and appoints his nephew. Charles w. Collins,
TO be executor without bond. The greater
part of the instrument is devoted to specify
ing that he has no claim upon S2,396 due US
retains on certain contracts with the District
| Commissioners. To avoid any migunder-
standing he specifically bequeaths all sums
due on these retains to the National Building
| Supply Company ut Lexington and North
streets, Baltimore. Mr.. Collins yesterday
asked for probate and record of the will and
letters testamentary. He says that Mr.. Me-
Laughlin died at Virginia Beach on August
80, 1894, and his property amounts to "a, 400
in personally and $4,000 insurance, his debts
| to $500. George A. Mclaughlin, Carrie l..
| Howser, and Regina Moore, the testators 8
children, filed waivers in Mr.. Collins favor.
Columbia Fishing Clubs outing-The CO.
! lumbia Fishing Club. which is probably the
oldest fishing club in the District OF Columbia,
as it was organized in 1861 by members of the
| old Columbia Volunteer Fire Company, will
| leave here on Sunday at p m. for its annual
fifteen days fishing trip. They go on the
steamer Potomac for Munday's Point. in the
/ Yeocomico River where they have excellent
! clubhouse accommodations for their thirty
! members. Their last meeting before the trip
was held Wednesday night at the clubrooms.
Divorce Granted-A divorce was yesterday
! granted to Emma T. Hultz from Edward B.
/ Hultz. In the petition, filed March 16, 1894,
Mrs. Hultz says they were married October
! 10, 1886, by Rev. Charles B. Ramsdell, and he
! deserted her on July l8, 1889, without cause,
and for two years has not contributed to her
support. The papers in the case show that
! Hultz, who is supposed to be living in Phila-
/ delphia. was never found by the court Off
cials in their efforts to notify him OF the suit.
Letters addressed to him were sent back un-
claimed. The late John Cruikshank was ex-
! amlner in the case.
Record of the Courts-Equity Court, Part I
! JUSTICE CoX-Wassman vs.. Wassman; ap-
! pearance of absent defendant ordered. Hultz
vs. Hultz; divorce granted; decree TO be
! drawn. Brooks VS.. Brooks; amendment to
| decree for divorce granted. Ourand VS.. Fol-
! lanshee; pro confesso against Defendant Fol-
! lansbee ordered. No assignment
Circuit Court Part 1-JUsTICE CoI-J. Red
! fern & Son VS.. j. II. Williamson, Cutler IL
! Co. VS.. S. ]. Todd, c. G. Ringwalt VS.. j. T.
Dyer, judgments by default. W. f. Reamer
vs.. District of Columbia; judgment IN certio-
| rari. A. b. Parkey VS.. j. ID. Daniels ct al; (;
order allowing plaintiff to amend notice TO
prove. West End National Bank VS.. g. S.
Chase; judgment by default.
Orphans Court Probate Division
! JUSTICE CoX-In the estate of Samuel Wise;
| inventory Of personally returned by Thomas
! w. Fowler executor, 532. In the estate OF
! Thomas G. Gessford; amended petition filed.
/ In the estate of John L. Nogt; petition of
! Charles Graffsand Frederick c. Gieseking for
/ probate of will and letters testamentary, and
/ assent of widow and next OF kin fled; order
/ granting prayer with separate bond Of 100000
each. In the estate OF Henry j. Mclaughlin;
will. petition. and assent OF next Of kin fled;
! will proved by two witnesses In the estate
/ OF Arthur n. Girault receipts filed. In the
estate of Mary E. Mcdaniel; inventory of per-
sonalty, $3.50. fled. In the estate of
/ Charles Wagner; Emma F. Wagner qualified
as administrative with 5000 bond. In the
estate of William E. Loaman; notice to
! creditors. In re guardian of Ross G. Hunt;
! petition Of brother, William c. Hunt, to be
appointed.
Criminal Court Part I-JUsTIcE CoIE-
! United States vs. Robert D. Dunlop, defendant
arraigned, charged with grand larceny, pleads
/ guilty Of petit larceny; sentence suspended
! during good behavior; personal recognizance
! for 500 taken.
/ & Governor Degenerate Descendant-Rob-
| ert d. Dunlop, who is a grandson OF ex-Gov.
! Dunlop of Maine was Yesterday convicted of
! petit larceny before Justice Cole on Il plea Of
| guilty. Dunlop on July last stole bicycle
/ from William II. De Lacy, of No. 1910 Fifth
/ street northwest. When captured in possess
/ sion OF the wheel he gave many explanatio ons,
! but finally confessed. He was arraigned for
! grand larceny, but in view OF his youth was
| allowed TO plead guilty of petit larceny. His
! personal recogniZance for Sl00 was taken aud
he was released. 1t was understood that he
/ will leave at once tor his home at Brunswick,
/ Me.
Marriage Licenses-Licenses TO marry were
/ issued yesterday 10 the following: Albert
August Lohr and Mary Edith Moore. both of
/ Washington. Robert Lee Mitchell and Annie
/ Elizabeth Daley, both of Washington. Ed
ward Dotson and Caroline Greeley both of
! Brookland. T. William Hilderbrand and
/ Blanche w. Sears, both of Washington. Lewis
/ S. Williams and Fannie S. ShankIin, both Of
/ Washington. William A. Turner and Jennie
/ C8node, both of Frederick. Nd. Vincent
Dorsey and Maggie Morrison. both of Wash
/ ington. James Bennett and Marie Tut, both
/ of Washington. Charles Gibbs and Mary Maj
Ior, both of Washington.
Real Estate Trsnsfers-Deeds of real
estate were filed yesterday for record as fol-
lows: Albert B. Hines and wife to Clara
/ Short part of lot No. - in square No. rs,
for SO. Walter G. Duckett, surviving trus-
tee. TO Catherine E. Wild, part of original lot
No. in square No. 56, for 81 400. Simon
Openheimer and wife and Gustave Open
{ heimer and wife to Newton A. Colbert sub
lots Nos. 13 and II in sub. of lots in square
No. 775 for SIS. George ]. Johnson and
/ wife to Edwin A. Hills original lot No. in
square No. 1126, for $40. Abby Potter et.
al. to Nancy B. Garnet et al, lot "A' in
subdivision of lots in square No. rs, for
/ 900. Lilly Z. Barnes and husband to
Henry l.. Stieb. lot No. A in sub of SOU are
No. sos, for $40. Harry S. Welsh and wife to
Lizzie NJ. Neumayer. lot No. 9 in block No.
10. in Brookland, for $40. John c. Davidson
and wife to Henry Bradley, lots Nos. 24S and
$50 in sub. of square No. 362 for $40. Allen
/ c. Clarke and wife to j. Clinton Roberts, Nos.
l to 80. both inclusive, in block No. IS, in
/ sub. Of Marshall for so. j. Clinton Rob-
erts to Charles Early, lot No. 30 in block No.
! Is Of Marshall, for SO.
Kept Bright Dodging a Revolver Alfred
| W. Masius was yesterday fined $50 by Judge
| Kimball for carrying concealed weapon.
! John W. Bright testified at the hearing in the
police court that MaSius was fiourishng the
| pistol on Tennessee avenue and pointing it
directly at him. Bright lodged the weapon
until he became tired and then he had Masius
! arrested.
Pesonal ii ention = Mr. James Phelan,
United States collector of internal revenue
at Detroit, Mich, is in the city stopping with
/ Michigan friends on Capitol Hill. Mr.. Phe-
/ lan's visit TO Washington is an official one.
Policeman Doyle Accidentally Shoots Him
self-Policeman r. Z. Doyle, OF the Eighth
precinct, was shot in the leg by his own
revolver yesterday. He had been play
! fully scufaing with Policeman Kennedy
at the corner OF Ninth and U streets
northwest, and after striking the latter
II.