Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

permensDip 10 Y. H. Elue, Tor De1tne~s to y. Z.
to honorable mention G. f. Moody, j. A. RI
therford, W. Clayton, r. Hunter, g. A. Corral
L. Jouy, F: Ford. q. Dutton, Willis Paris. P
German, pr: ented BY Prof. Dyrenforth, WIS
awarded 20 Mester H. f. Cook.
The Courts.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge HYmphreys.-Yester-
dav, Andrew jackson, injected Tor q sault aud
battery. was found not guilty.
This morning, in the case of James Rollins.
convicted OF grand Iarceny, a new trial was
granted, on motion of Mr.. Barrett, and the ac-
cpsed YVES released on giving bail.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Wyie.-To- day, let.
tiers of administrat on, with the will annexed,
were tsrued to Alphonsine Betout on e'tate OF
was appointed guardian OF orphan Of the late
Montgomery p. Smith-bond LOCO.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR-The follow
transfers of real estate have been filed in the
office Of Recorder OF Deeds since our last re-
port:
June Nv, H. Ward to Elias E. White, county,
qqsrf I q nsrsSsrs ct al
.fsaf g 5o Snoaai s,rsss
AnRs 10 Ha5 ~
asPry and asa lssrs Il
5 s7es Thomas Young ct al to b RioTdaaa a snS
10 se. i part s anS
sub u aDe 3 square iSs, 5000; Henry Halliday
e. al, 70 Mary Ryan, sub 8, square 63. Sl75 James
s9sei Mary Ward, TO Abraham nus shepherd 'S west vest
hat u square loo, iuit claim:l W. b. Evans t.
Albert A 20 Timothy sue o.
3 70 So9 to- s.ls
Witt s .n e. s SS Msses Kelly to Charles
Isaac Gray ,Sb is sonars 81 ais Uni, csa, 70
rsn IS cray y saS Il sr.y
June 25th:.Chas. Allen to G. B. Church, part g.
L. quar- ss o chapman to John Barry 'sao'
june Eth-T; ~: Hanson to Mary Cam pbsll, part
gsrt 10, square $50, sso Andrew Schwartz to James
Soans aPd : sS
George Brow a, guardian, to- r. AIrison, l, square
sh e hs Moses IS K IL 70 p9s tssS.RD 70
sub a. square 6,s, $50; Jas. n: Callan to Patrick
DIS ans a, iae Bowen M Bowen sub
square rs slooo John Marx ritter to same, part a,
S CHAP keefn '9 10 fr p:S sSS
eriy, part 5, square 1876, 81 90; Geo. " Utermehle
Alien to %m camm.es and S1 :, 5Ss Syse n
John Brown to NJ u Brien, trustee, part IS, square
June 29.-John Farley to heirs of Elizabeth Chew,
Lot sSssrs ga "a MSsei kWy to eis.9s
,i sss$* ''f' isP,5s . i4s 81
DIARY ssSssiss P Haa No.
su 1sn "a = r. 2 g and 90 SQUARE sss' s2s,s
Pleasant Plains, slooC; T. W Greer to 4. s Brew,
Ell sr, pat ,auaTres 75 se2 7o NJ schade 60 Isa
!. Il CLARK 10 !, Phiiip and ". 5. Cox,
ID. Ellen stewart 1T in counfy s e. keSnes,
trustee, to George A. OHare part lot TO- square $50
s. ps Or. G $500 s S,s Il a.
Aw Russell lot in Pleasant Plains, 81 90.
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thenticated copy OF the land patent issued By
henIy Darnail, keep,r of the Great Sell OF
the State OF Maryland, November 18th, I703 to
Ninian Beall for .95 acres Rock of Dunbar
portion of the city OF Georgetown. The paper
cites that the patent is made in consideration
warrant of the 10Th OF May, 1902, and $40 acres
under a warrant May 9Th, i702, and the property
is described as lying In said Prince Georges
ner tree of a tract of land taken for Rob
ert Mpson, standing by Potomack River
side at The mouth of Rock Creek on a point
ps.. thence T.. 800 Fps, thence s. 6xo easterly
AS ps., thence W. - rs. thence y. 3. W. us ps,
thence with sti.ieh, line by the creek and
S oe 5s DeuHd and ss5s
therefore yearly unto us and our heirs at our
receipt at the city of st. Marries on the two
othe Of the Blessed virgin M lsSst
and s.. Michael, the arch angel, by even aud
equaIl lporciOns, the rent vf one pound. eleven
shis; ano nine pence half penny stir in silver or
sQld," &C,
Anniversary OF Law DKPARTMENT.-The
second anniversary OF the law department of
Howard University was held yesterday evening
were present Gen. Howard. president; Gen.
Eaton, Hon. II. Maynard, Hon. s. s. Bartlett,
John w. ForDey, ESQ.,, ID. G. Forney, ETq., Rev.
Mr. Rankin, j. III. Langston, A. G.. Riddle and
The following, interspersed with vocal and In
strumental music, wss the order of exerct5es:-
PRAYER by the Rev. DIR. Rankin; The Legal Pro-
fesslon, John K. Patterson, Ark; Slander and
Libel, Frank j. Webb, Pa; Corporations, M. A.
s. Carey, Mich; Reform in Criminal Law, Vim.
Z. Matthews, Md; The Amphyctionie Coancil,
Geo. w. Mitchell, Va; The Fruits of Com merce.
J. Henry Smyth, Va; Conflict of Laws, NJ. w.
Moore, N. e.; Maxims Of the Law, q. N.Thomas,
Pa; The Ci,il Law, D; A. Stacker, Ky; Fides
Addresses we're made by j. N. Langston, Mr..
May nard, Hon. 3. s. Burdett, Col. Forney, Gen.
Eaton, q. T Downing, Rev. DR.. Rankin and
ladies and gentlemen of the choir for the music
offered, the exercises closed.
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALs.-Tbe corporatoIs named in the
act approved June II, 1870, for society to be
formed for the prevention OF cruelty TO ami
mas, assembled last evening at the CITY Hall
to elect officers, when the following we're elected
W SctNo 'bc cI'soiHS year. fTSslucut, lntOuOrc
+. Gatchell; Vice Presidents, General N. p.
Chapman, Hon. Matthew q. Emery, Rev. j. p.
Newman, Hon. Sayles j. Bowen, and Joseph II.
Bradley, ST.; Secretary, Edward j. Bcoraem;
Treasurer, A. 8. Solomors; Executive Commit
tee, Dr. John Edwin Mason, (chairman,) ALT
son Mailer, Jr., Warren Cboatc, AIonzo Bell,
Robert A. Slater, Chsr'es H. Mouiton, T. @.
Grey. John +. Cook, William r. woodward,
DR.. Robert Reyburn, and Alexander X. Shep-
herd; Conwiitee on Bylaws, General n. r.
Chapman, DIR. John Edwin Mason, and Allison
Nailor Jr. The meeting then adjourned u ss-
femb,e on call OF the President to hear the re-
Fort of the Committee on Bylaws, and COM
plete its organization.
PoP DEPEKpAToRs.-For some days the min
eral water wagon Of Mr.. X. A. Shinn has been
robbed when in the neighborbood OF 18th and
streets of bodies OF pop. Last evening about
two dozen bottles were taken, and the officers of
the second precinct Determined on arresttng the
parties. This morning Officers Shepheri and
Stnte srrestsd Jo eph Can, Henry McDonnsld
and De Witt Frazier, who were concerned I'm the
robbery last evening, and they owned up. liking
the officers to q drain where they had placed
them to cool. The bottles were placed around
their recks and AFTER being taken 10 the police
headquarters, they were marched over TO the
Criminal Courtroom, where the case was imme-
diately taken up by Judge Humphreys, who
sent Mcdonald and Frazier to the Reform
fnr ell he HalI H., r.