The citizen., 1913-11-07
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
Calvin A. Thomas and vile to r. Alice
Thomas real estate in county, 81.
K. Alice Thomas to Calvin A. Thomas
and wife. real estate in county, 81.
Tohn Francis Smith, receiver, &c, to
Harry B. Funk, real estate in county, 81.
Harry B. Funk and wife to Andrew A.
Shelton and wife, real estate in county,
5000.
". Scott Keiauver and wife to Dorsey
Holland, parcel of land in county, SSS.65.
Maurice J. Albaugh and wife to Eliza
beth +. w. Eyler, real estate in county,
81.
Maurice ]. Albaugh and wife to Mary
J. Eyler, real estate in county, 81.
George Zimmerman individually, and
George Zimmerman, attorney, lots in
ctv. Rosemont, 500, etc.
Eugene Sponseller to Fannie thinner
man, real estate in county, $40, etc.
Isaac S. Bowers and wife to Sebastian
B. Florence real estate in county, $3.50.
Lucy E. Poole, to Charles F. Poole,
real estate in county, $4,000.
Braddock Heights Improvement Com
pany to NJ Eva Ifert, real estate in
county. $50, and other considerations.
Charles w. II. Freshour and vile, to
Frank w. Fraley, real estate in county,
SIS. and other considerations.
Frank W. Fraley and wife to Effie NJ.
| Putnam, real estate in county, $40, and
other considerations.
Helen f. 'Stocksdale to Annie M.
Beck, real estate in county, $1,000.
Annie NJ. Beck and husband to J. Mil
ton Brandt, real estate in county, S..
Vincent S. Kepler and wife to Samuel
Claggett and wife, real estate in county.
$50.
John NJ. Miller to Frank c. Beachley,
real estate in county, $40.
John NJ. Miller to Harry K. Beachley,
real estate in county, $40.
Marriage Licenses.
Walter Thomas Wies. 22, and Mary
Ethel Virginia Gaver, IS. both of near
| Mddletown.
Samuel NJ. Shufiler 2I, of Red Lion,
Pa, and Elsie +. Smith, 2I, of Dallas
town, Pa.
Orphans Court.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
jonathan F. Covcl, deceased, granted to
Emma l.. Covell
Report sales of stocks in the estate of
| Cornelius A. Staley, deceased, filed
First and final account of Rena z.
| Boiler ADMINISTRATIVE of Sherman T. G..
Boiler, deceased, filed.
First and final account of John NJ.
| Haugh. administer OF John II. II laugh,
deceased, filed and distribution made
Inventory of personal property i'll the
estate of Jonathan |. Covell, deceased,
| filed.
Inventory Of personal property in the
estate of William T. Perry, deceased,
! filed.
Inventories of personal property, real
estate and stocks and bonds in the estate
OF Agnes " Fearhlke. deceased. filed
Inventories OF stocks and bonds and
| personal property III the estate of Ado-
! phus Fearhake, deceased. filed.
Courts order 10 sell personal property
| in the estate Of Adolphuo Fearhalle, de
ceased
Judge Motter Paralyzed.
Former Iudge John c. Motter. after a
| most strenuous day touring the county
on Tuesday last, was taken critically i'll
on Market street between Third and
/ Fourth streets. the doctor pronounCing
| his illness as PARALYSIS
! Judge Motter had been unusually in
/ teresed in the election. and he drove all
! over the county getting the voters into
! line, and Urging the poll workers to
I greater activity. He visited I.eWiStOWn,
! Mt Pleasant, CrcagerstoWn. ThurmonL
/ and the whole northern section of the
/ county
Returning to Frederick about O'Clock
he stopped in front Of No. s 6precuct He
was about to get ont of his carriage when
| his legs weakened and he would have
/ fallen To the ground had not State FIRE
! Marshal George Edward Myers. who was
with him. and Leo Weinberg assisted him
to the curb. Judge Mouer compained
that he felt numb and cold and hungry
| He was placed in David Kob's automo-
! bile and taken to the Elil'S Club, where
he walked from the machine up The stairs
oi the club with little assistance. 1t was
plain, however, that he was very ILL.,
With Mr.. Myers, MIR Kolb and r.
| Weinberg, Judge Motter ordered a
rather hearty dinner at the club, but dis
| covered when he started to eat that e
could not use his right arm.
Judge Motter's conversation up to thi $
time had been rational. his principal
theme being the political situation as he
had seen, ii throughout the county, but at
this point his mind seemed to wander
and he talked rambllngly of trees and
| shrubbery
His condition seemed so alarming that
DIR. c. T. Sappington was summoned.
DR.. Sappington in turn summoned DR..
Ira !. McCurdy, and it was then deter
mined that Judge Motter had suffered a
severe paralytic stroke.
He was placed in DR.. McCurdy's auto
mobile and taken to his home at the
edge of the city. Mr.. Myers and Mr..
Weinberg followed in Judge Motters car
J rage.
/ At home he was put to bed, and ice
bags were placed upon his head. When
he became conscious, the first question
he asked was:
boys, how is the ticket going?"
Then he lapsed back into semi con-
sciousness, and uttered rambling and dis
connected sentences.
Judge Motter's daughters immediately
telegraphed Roger Motter, the Judge
son. in Washington. Roger Motter voted
in Frederick, but returned at O'Clock.
before his father was stricken.
! Reports from the home of Ex. Judge
! Motter Thursday noon we're that he is
not unconscious. but is far from being
rational Since the stroke more than
thirty six hours ago. he has been entirely