The Washington times., 1894-10-12
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Fair and slightly warmer; winds shifting to
southwest


Escaped Suspicion Long Time-Over
year ago Frederick Hawkins and William
Washington were sentenced 10 Jail for in
fiicting injuries upon Policeman Preston dur
ing a fight James Snowden. who had es-
capped suspicion of being connected with the
fracas until several days ago, was arrested
and yesterday morning taken before Judge
kimball charged with being one Of the par
Iicipants in the fight He was held in 81 600
bonds for the action OF the grand jury.
Reading Circle 0fieers-At the annual cleo
tion Of officers of the Alumnae Reading Circle
at Notre Dame Hall last night Agnes Rover
was chosen president, Mary O'NeiLl, vice
president; May Walsh, treasurer; Hortense
MCGOWAN, corresponding secretary, and
Mary Rover, recording. g.secretary.
Police Court Panorama-Annie Chase,
colored girl about nineteen years Of age, was
up before Judge Kimbal yesterday morning
charged with begging in East Washington.
The prisoner shed liberal supply OF tears IN
order 10 impress upon the court her 1nno-
cence, but she was sent down for sixty DAYS.
Dan Mullin, Baltimorean, was also sent
down to jail for thirty days for begging on
the street. Annie Crawford, familiar char
acter to police court officials, was fined s. by
Judge K!mbalI Yesterday for obtaining a meal
and then not paying for it.
Vacated the 5aIe-Judge Cox yesterday
granted decree vaeating the sale on August
10 last OF No. 214S Eighth street northwest to
William Willers for $3.50. The sale Was made
| under q trust to the Industrial Building and
Savings Association, of which Henry Z. Baker
is secretary. The judgment is in favor Of
Franklin Nash, and was granted upon con-
fession.
To Rectify His Title-Frank Brown yester-
| day brought suit against Harriet Walker and
others to rectify his title to part Of lot No. 2.
in square No. 494. In a transfer made In 1919
| the clerk who wrote the deed and signed the
| name for a grantor who could not write put
the name Ida instead Of Juda Walker.
Marriage eIicenses-Licenses TO marry were
issued yesterday TO the following: Beverly
| Weldon and 0ppie Johnson, Montgomery
| county, Nd. Harry Walloce and Ella
| Brooks Zeph T. George. Of Culpeper,
| Va, and Bessie Il. O'COnnor, OF Fairfax,
| Va. Fred. f. Foster and Madaline =.
Schwatz. both OF Richmond, Va.
! George W. Hundlev and Maggie Clark. David
| Shlesinger and Mary L. MeCoun- Edwin D.
| Griswold, OF Boston, and Laura DOrr.
Judgment Creditors Subtitle Washington
| Hydraulic Press Brick Company yesterday
| sued Joseph :. Louder. the grocer. Of No.
! 1913 Sixth street northeast, on a Judgment
creditors bill for 9I64.3S interest and costs.
1t is asked that lot No. 90, in square No. $50,
subject TO certain trusts may be sold and the
| pIOcCCu5 dppllc0 ~ Eds L1-CAA VI ---O JUS
ment
s5sued for an Accounting ). Shir-
| ley. of Weiser, Idaho, yesterday sued Caro-
| line P Medings for an accounting for moneys
due TO complainant bv reason OF personal
property belonging to the late Mary F. Swear
ingen. which came into Caroline Needing
hands when she bought.
An Old Game That Worked-Joseph Pan
nell, colored, was arrested by Detective Boyd
| yesterday. charged with swindling W. J. Cos
tello. of No 6O2 G. street northwest. out OF
wine. whisky. and cigars valued at about $50.
| Pannell secured the articles by representing
that he had been sent for them by a customer,
and then, it is claimed, sold the goods IN
South Washington.
Trust to Secure Creditors-Theophile
| Fletcher proprietor Of Welcker's hotel aud
restaurant, yesterday gave trust deed to
Fendall T. Alexander, covering the furniture
and entire outfit of the place. Ii is to secure
the payment of the following debts: Emile
Wagner, S706; Mrs. c. Trout, 1900; Caroline
Felter, 81, ,654 and August Detterer, -, go.
The schedule accompanying the trust covers
some ten typewriter pages and enumerateS
everything in the establishment. Inc goods
are insured for IS. 600.
Caldwell Division to Celebrate Joseph T.
Caldwell Division, No. 7. Uniform Rank, h.
of P. held an enthusiastic meeting at their
armory. Arion Hall, last evening to make ar
rangements for an entertainment on the 18th
of this month to celebrate the anniversary Ol
the division with a concert and dance. The
members are already preparing for the next
encampment. and Capt. Columbus proposes
to capture first prize. The division viii give
several exhibition drills during the winter.
Meeting of Virginia Republcans-Th
Virginia Republican Association held las
night a large and enthusiastic meeting at No
2064 Eighth street northwest. The meeting
was called to order by the president, John H
Harrison. The object of the meeting was FOL
the purpose of hearing the report OF the com
mittee on hall. After the enrolment OF {
number of new members. J. ii. Harrison an
nounced that transportation could be had an!
time after Saturday by applying at No. 2O6-
Eighth street northwest Speeches were mad'
touching upon the Hon. L. P. Morton's lette
accepting the Republican nomination 70
Governor of New York.
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