The Washington times., 1894-08-29
On Account OF Yesterday.

me graad Jury Dy Judge Mills
George Payne, William Gardner and William
spriggs, charged with the larceny Of a Iot q
lead pipe from the residence Of Prof g. b. Riley
in lexington, were yesterday sent TO tail for six
months and nned so each by Judge Mills.
Gardner came from 81. Louis, No, less than q
week ago
Thomas johnson, coIored charged with enter
ing the saloon OF James Ray on ID street North
west and stealing elk bottles Of liquor, was yes
terday held by Judge Mills for the grand jury.
Monday night John Westbrook. proprietor Of 8
stationary store at No 3320 NJ street northwest,
attempted suicide also BY laUdanum. but his
efforts were unsuccessful IL is said he rad
been drinking heavily. II is not thought that
any serious results viii follow
About 9;45 a. m. yesterday Louis H Rowe, OF
No. 523 Thirteenth street northwest, shot HIM
self IL the side with small smith & Wesson re-
vOlver, which he was cleaning II is claimed
that the affair was entirely accidental His con-
ditiOn IS not serious
Millions fer Pensfoners-The Secretary Of
the Interior yesterday issued a requisition on
the Secretary Of the Treasury for s11,01O,0O0, 70
be used in the quarterly pension payments. OF
this amount Washington gets g. $4,000.
Want Their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cady and
wife want their share Of their fathers estate.
John Cady, who died here in 1873, was James
father. He owned part Of lot No. I3. in square
81, which is improved by two small frame
houses. James Cady yesterday fled petition
asking that trustee be app Ointed, the property
sold, and all further things proper for their
benefit be done. The defendants are the other
heirs, Patrick Cady, OF Jhis city; Bridget HOs-
loran, Of Pittsburg, and others.
Marriage Licenses-Licenses 70 marry were
issued yesterday TO the following: Thomas V.
Davis, Richmond, Va, and Ada v NunnalIy,
Manchester, Va; Henry Myers and Laura
ChaIkley, both Of Chesterfield Va; James z.
Donneily and ElTa Foley, both OF Washington,
D. C.; Peter smith and Leitha johnson, both q
Richmond Va: Thomas Jones and Lizzie B.
Staples. both Of Richmond county. Va: Daniel
Webster and Annie Matthew's both of Washing
ton ID. C.: Luther Poindexter. Of Pitts5urg, Pa.
and Laura Compton, Of Washington, D. C.:
samuel Brash and sarah Pierchynski, both Of
Washington, ID. C.; George j. Murray and
Pauline Z CrismCnd, both OF Washington, d G.
Alexander Glasgow and Daisy D. Mansfield, both
Of Washington, d. c., and August Euue and
Rosetta Boswell both of Washington, D. c.
And They're Right in Line
One Girl-Just 70 think, those lovely summer
days are gone.
The Other Girl-But the Pythian Knights are
here.
Suit for infringement Of Pafent-Ths Co
lunbia National sand Dredging Company, by
Charles Pearson, president, yesterday sued
James T. Summers for fnfringemenr OF patent.
It asks that all profits unIawfuIly received by
the infringement shall be paid over 20 the com
plainant and that preliminary injunction for
bidding use OF the patent be granted. The COM
James NJ Miller, Of Washington, the inventor
and patentes Of an apparatus for dredging,
washing and separating sand and gravel all his
right 10 the invention and stiIl OwD it. Pollok a.
Mauro represent the plaintiff.
Endowment Stockholders BiII-Mr. s F.
Phillips, counsel for the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association shareholders who are
dissatisfied with the recent transfer 10 the New
York Commercial Alliance Comuany By Mr.
Gardner. had their bill ready 20 file yesterday,
w della " cha
VIII be fled to-day.
Attractions at River Yiew-Among the
many attractions 20 the visiting Pythians none
presents more pleasing features than the special
show that Capt Randall presents at River View.
The Morris Pony Show viii perform tonight and
for the remainder Of the week The Pentz leaves
at 6:i5 ?. n only.
Sale Of the FeHdaH PrOPerty-The sale OF
lots and B, Of Brent's subdivision, Of lots Is,
Is, and Il, in square $50, the FsndaH property,
corner Of Four-and-a-haH street and Louisiana
avenue, which was made public by Alag the
deed for record yesterday was effected on No
vember .. 1895. The property belonged 70 the
old Fendau estate and the purchase BY Mr.
Teginald tendall only puts in his hands again
property which originally belonged 70 his father
Ihe properly was sold some years ago 70 the
Union Security Company by Mr.. FendaiL The
price paid was SII5,00J and the property is III
numbered 70 the amount OF S50.000 John A
Baker as president OF the Union Security Com
pany, makes the transfer.
Real Estate TTausfers-Deeds Of real estate
were filed for record yesterday as follows: Ferd-
inand c. Hall and wife 70 Caroline Pollard, Ios
-, in CoIlsns subdivision Of square No 4S0, for
$525. SadieG. karn and husband to Charles P
PUshaw, lot Nc. II, in Croisants subdivision or
original lot No. / in square No g22 for SO Pres
ley Beverly and wife 10 John F. Turner, lot No
in Plank's subdivision Of original lots Nos. !
and :, in square $50 TOR g COO Jesse y Bowen
aud wife and Charles f. stein TO the Childs
Brick Company, lot No u in DavidsOn's sub
division of lots in square No. PA subject 20 al
fncumberance Of $4,000, for S32.0l0 Richard
Wells 70 Oscar p Austin, part of lot No %, IN
Thomas and Ferry-S subdivision Of lots II
square No. Isl, for s.. George J. Weis and others
TO Fred Chandler, part of lot t. in square N0 20,
for $500 ; Norris ThOrne and wife % Fred
Chandler, part Of original lot No l., in square
Ne. 20, for $40. James H. Mead and wife 10
William NJ Hunt. part Of original loa
No. -, IN square No. 81, for 1854 Albert
Ruf, executor, TO Henry Bloss, lot No Isl, in
1jIoerts subdivision Of square No 615, for
S2,563. Bar F. Ford ct al. 20 Henry BlOss,
quit claim Of preceding deed. L. >. Fitch 70 r.
A BisphsIn los Nos. l. and IS. Hast WashiuE-
/ ton FarS, Tor s5@ John D. Croissant a nd Will
lam A CrOffUJ, trustees, to george l. AmmOB,
lot No. p, in block No. n, Eas WaShiu on
Park. for S525. he Union Security Company,
by John A. Baker. president, TO Reginald Fem
dali lots A and 3, in K G. Brents subdivision
OF original lots Nos =. 16, and IL, in square No
S33, subject 70 two deeds Of trust, each in the
am unit Of S35 coo, for Sl75,O00
Personal MenriOn-Mrs. A. T Stuart and
| Miss Mamie Stuart and Miss CrOghan, OF Wash
| ingtOn, have gone from Ocean Grove, " J., 70
Highland Dell Pa. in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The new Japanese minister, Shinichiro Ku-
rino, was presented 70 the Presidents yesterday
/ and the usual complimentary speeches were ez-
changed
/ Commissioner Miller OF the Internal Revenue
/ Bureau, has decided that playing cards used a5
advertisements are not exempt from duty under
the new law.
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