The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-16
TIE EVENING TIMES WAsHNGTON TUESDAY JULY l6 1901

left that institution and Joined the Marine
Corps This was his first visit TO this
city for several years.
The July term of the Corporation Court
convened yesterday, with Judge J. k
NJ Norton presiding. when the following
business was transacted. Commonwealth
" George Parker. colored Indicted for
housebTeakiug- verdict Of petit larceny
and punishment fixed at three months in
The city Jail. Commonwealth vs.. Thomas
Stanton. coior,d. indicted for forgery. and
Commonwealth - Emmett Jones. indict-
cd for malicious eating. cases continued
until the next term: Commonwealth ~.
John Thompson. indicted for breaking and
entering railroad car. verdict OF guilty
and prisoner sentenced to. serve a term
Of one year in The city jail and pay q fine
Of s..
The viii of the late Louisa Cooley. Of
New York. was admitted to probate The
deceased leaves her estate TO her hus-
band. William g Cooley. and 7. A. Star
key is named as executor.
The estate Of the late Benjamin T
Thompson. was Gon+aitted to DR. Z A
German for ADMINISTRATION, and William
Woolls, J. =. N.i-Curtiu, and T V Rish-
ell were appointed appraisers.
H B. Cation was admitted to practice
in this court Mr.. Cation IS q son OF James
r Gator, d well known local lawyer, and
VIII hereafter be Associated with his faith
er- Mr. Cation recently graduated from
the University Of Virginia
The Alexandria Council. Ancient Order
of Hiberuiars, Monday night installed the
following newly elected officers: County
President, John r Sweeney; President, Z.
NJ. BirreIJ; Vice President, N. -Creegan;
| Treas urer, " H Sweeney; Chaplain. the
/ Rev II. J. Cutler; Financial Secretary,
James T. Patterson Recording Secretary,
NJ J. Mcfarland. Sergeant-at-Arms,
Charles f Downey; Sentinel, James Ben
nett; Chairman of Executive Committee,
NJ r. O'Sunivan-
Alderman J. NJ Hill is stu actively So
Letting stock for the WaShington-AIex-
andria Ferry Line in order that the con
trolling stock may be owned by AleXaii-
| dTians. Il is stated that about SO 90
worth Of stock has already been secured
From present indications it seems that
the ferry line viii eventually become q
LEGAL institution
While engaged in operating a paper cvt-
ting machine in the printing Office OF J
NJ Hill 4 Co. yesterday Alderman
/ Thomas W. Clark had his left wrist seri-
ouSly cut by being caught in the machine
Later Mr. Clark received medical dtten-
ton
Judging from the number of tickets al
ready SOLD Tor the excursion OF the Alex
andria Light Infantry TO River view to-
1 day that excursion VIII be a big sue
cess There viii be drills at the grounds
this afternoon. anu the successful con
! testant viii be awarded d handsome gold
medal. The following are the members
/ Of the Reception Committee Major W.
| N. Smith. Capts- James E King and
IShby Miller. and Lieut. 7 b Cochran
T. F. Mccarthy has sold to J. r. Zim-
norman. trustee. lot at the southeast
corner Of Fairfax AID Franklin Streets.
1t Is understood that the operation per
formed on Edmund Hunter, of this city,
at the St Luke's Hospital, Richmond, Va,
for an injured leg b. Dr. Stuart Mcclure,
Of that city, viii prove successful About
three years ago Mr.. Hunter was injured
in a game Of football and since that time
he has been compelled to use CrutcheS-
BY the operation he expects to regain the
use of the limb entirely. After leaving
the hospital M. Hunter will go 10 Win
chester. Va add from thence he viii pro
coed to CaPon Springs. returning to his
home in this CITY in September.