The Washington times., 1894-09-25
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Fair; probably slightly cooler northwest
winds.


Fair; probably slightly cooler northwest
winds.
Marriage Iicenses-I.icenses to marry We're
issued yesterday to the following: Joseph A.
Z HanlOn and Maud ]. Topping, both o. Washing
ton. Addison Wright, OF Cambridge, Nd, and
Sadie East, of Washington. Richard T. Wood
son and BERTHE / Liyesay, both OF Richmond
Va David Sanders and Elizabeth King, both of
Washington Charles l. Bliss, OF West Spring
field, Mass, and Edith NJ. Little, Of Washington.
John w. Washington, OF Culpeper, Va, and
GWinette T. Dudley, OF Washington. George K
Snither and sarah A. BlHnkinship both OF Rich
mond, Va. Richard 4. Davis and Bessie l. Boyd,
both OF Richmond, Va
Elsie McOmher's Guardian-Miss Elsie A.
McOmber, Of No, ll3j Ninth street northwest,
does not really need guardian, but she had one
appointed yesterday nevertheless. Miss Nc
Omber is the beneficiary named IN her fathers
$1,000 insurance policy with tho Mutugl Lie
Insurance Company Of New York, and when he
wanted TO borrow $1,000 on il the other day her
authority was necessary. But Miss Elsie is a
minor in the eyes of the law and could make no
legal transfer, so il WIS necessary that she
should have a guardian, and Mr.. John Z . Cool
rick, OF No. 301 Massachusetts avenue northeast,
was yesterday appointed 10 that enyiable posi-
/ ton by Judge McComas The appointment was
made upon Miss Elsie's application, and bond
was fixed al $500.
Record of the Courts-Equity Court. Part
! 1-JUsTICE CoX-Orme VS.. Allen; priorities fixed
! and sale in case of default decreed. Orme vs..
J carter, prlOflt.cS uAeu ana sale IN case OF de-
+ fault decreed Cobb VS.. Cobb; appearance OF
J absent defendant decreed La Fetra vs. Daneu-
/ hover; injunction dissolved. Gibson vs. Armes;
restraining order continued and time 10 answer
/ extended Fowler VS. Slater; time TO take testi-
mony limited TO fifty days. In re Everett 5.
Mitchell, alleged lunatic; writ de lunaticO or
dered 10 issue. Dunn vs. Mchmball: clerk or
dered TO pay costs OF record on appeal Smith
VS.. Smith; sale decreed; James F. Smith and J.
/ Thomas Sothoran trustees TO sell Assignment
Criminal Court, Part 1-JUsT CE COLE
United States vs. John Monroe, rape: bail with
returned "cipi;" defendant arraigned; plea not
guilty.
Circuit Court-JUsTICEs COLE and MCCOMAs-
/ 7. Lewis VS.. William J. NOlte ct al; Judgment
by confession against defendant NOlte. T.
+ Lewis vs.. William q. Nolte ct al; Judgment by
4 confession against defendant Nolte. I. j. ID.
Fullerys. J. W Ross ct al: order and rule TO show
I cause why writ of mandamus should not issue
returnable October 2 Swope vs.. Brummell;
order granting new trial unless plaintiff files
remittiur of S2I6 on or before October !, 1894.
orphans Court, Probate Diyison-JUsTlcE
MCCOMAS-ln the estate of John RietZ; viii filed
for probate. IN the estate Of Mary Y. Ball; petit
( ton of Ellen Bayne for instructions. In the es-
tate of Mary + Drinkard: final account Of ex-
ecutrix In the estate OF Mary V. Ball; admin
istrator bonded AMI qualified. IN re guardian
( ship Of Elsie \. McOmber; John T. GOolrick ap-
pointed.
Court Assigumcnts-Criminal court assign
ments for to-day are the cases OF Frederick Bur-
lingame, Robert Carroll Joseph Washington,
Thomas King, Robert Carter, and George Frank
, y. VI
James Brown, Emma Randolph and James Z.
Digs
Court Jottiugs-Ihomas J. Mccullough yes
terday suei Edward 7. Benton, jr., and others,
including the NJ ddle States Loan, Building and
Construction Company, TO enforce mechanics
lien for S6l against lots Nos to l., block /,
ton B. in Burrville, D. { Mccullough did car
/ penter work on house erected on the property.
The will of John Retz, who died September :,
was fled yesterday. 1t gives his entire estate
TO his wife, Justina, and makes her executrix
The Shultz Gas Fixture and Art Metal Com
/ pany yesterday asked leave TO intervene in the
suit Of the Hydraulic Press Brick Company
AGAINST w. Finley Basin. The Shultz Company
wants $3.50 judgment creditors bill
United States Strike COMMISSIONER
United States Commission, appoint ed by the
! President 70 investigate the recent Chicago la
/ Dor troubles, adjourned It's hearings from Chi
caEo to this city, and the Commission viii meet
at the Bureau Of LGtor tomorrow at II o'clock
4 q. m, at which time, rs announced at the close
/ Of the sessions III Chicago, the COmmisS- on viii
be in readiness TO receive in writing any suggcs-
I tons which may be made relative 10 the solution
! of questions involved in the late controversies.
! 1t viii at that time also hear any parties who
may desire to be heard relative to the facts in
Volvcd. and the commission may, after 2 care
ful examination of the testimony which has al
ready been taken. conclude 10 call further wit
nesses to supplement that which has been given
/ on either side.
Real Estate Transfers-Deeds of real estate
were filed yesterday for record as follows: John
! Z. Weldon to J. Walter Hodges, lot 10, in square
914, subject to 81 500 trust for $40 Adolf Cluss
to Samuel Poknhorn, lot 10, in sub OF square 81,
for 5000 bernard Burnstine aud wife to Lettie
+. Mclntire lots 81 and 81, in sub of square IA,
/ for 1920. Robert H. Stone to Mary NJ Hutch
ins, part of lot lj7 in Prather's sub of Mount
Pleasant subject to 81 400 trust for 81 500 Alien
/ b. Clark to Clark Brothers Lime and Cement
Company, lot 200 in square $50, for $40 I. Ed
ward Clark and wife and George B. Clark and
wife to the Clark Brothers Lime and Cement
Company. lots 1856 and 1877 in sub of lots in square
/ SOC, for $40 Richard Coomhs and wife TO Fred
erick d. Sprague, lots 81 and 5, in sub of square
! 1895, for $50. William Z. H. Merritt 10 Charles
/ W Handy, lot 8, in sub of square 1913, for $40,
subject to 500 trust Celia Chapel and hUs-
band to Ellen VI. Nelson lot IS, in sub of square
9l1, subject to S3,449 trust, for SO Thomas T.
/ Lucliett and wife 10 Thaddeus c. De Lyons, lot 3
in sub Of lots in square 3d. in Derkin addition to
/ Georgetown, for $1,000 Charles II. Ruof
and James w. Radcliffe as trustees to
District of Columbia lots 81, SO, and
/ 80, in subdivision of square 1923, for So ,440.
Mahlon Ashford and Aldro B. Browne, trustees,
! to William II. Campbell and Balls Warren, lot
ain subdivision OF square $50, for $500 Emma
! S Stone and husband to George Y. Worthington,
! lot 81, in subdivision of square $50, for $1,000
/ John }. Johnson, trustee, to William [. Calett
and John r. Wright, part of lot -, in square al,
I for S17,500. Mary E. D0nahue aud husband TO
/ Elizabeth r. Rhodes, lot 81 and part lot So in
/ block %, Long Meadows, for S2,250 George \.
I Worthington and wife to RiginRl w. Beall, lot
81 in square 1929 and part Of lot Il, in block &c.
| Columbia Heights, for $40 Columbian univer-
sty to John Morrison, lot 40, of subdivision Of
south grounds of the university for IS. Charles
| w. Simpson and wife to John Y Worthington,
lots 81 and S. in square 743, for $40. Jacob G.
HutchiDs and wife to Robert H. Stone, lot ), in
| block 4, Avalon Heights, for l,l00
Wants Real Estate in Lieu Of It-Thomas
/ j. ID. Fuller, OF Fuller L Garrett architects, VINO
have their Office at No. 1909 Ii street northwest,
wants some real estate on $iS5 in tax lien GER
tilcates which he bought some time ago from
| Harry W. Blunt, owner of the property near
! Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth streets north
west He made his demand last week for the
enforcement of the lien by the Commissioners
| and was refused in accordance with an opinion