Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-20


indicted for assault with intent 70 kill was re-
leased on $3.50 bail Daniel l.. Stoddard, as
sault and battery; nolle pros.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Ogin-To-day, Corpo-
Brown agt. DUR; verdict for plaintiff. East
ward agt. Plumb; verdict for defendan. ordered
by Court; motion for new trial.
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REAL ESTATE TRAssFERs-Tbe forow,n,
transfers of real estate have been filed in the
office of the Recorder OF Deeds since our last
report:
ell s shsrE E2an. D.
Lowry, west half IS square S, $500; Bruce Dent 10
Lee TO jaime. Ssr nscs sq .nS SIS ss Ales Oh
Moses elly to Francis b. Mohun, sub. 90, sauare
@ Aisa f. I'd ssm
Bnrs'ey, part 2, square SIS, ssg7 Charles p. Har-
M siSs L. Main to JAIME. crO9n a.. SUBJ alut S,
SUBJ Srg saf S r. kss t. Zane;
Rso{ to wan FANNIE Fox sub 81 SQUARE 2l2 s2l goo
$500; W. B. Todd to Peter Cunning ham, Ii to IA, in
elusive. square 9s and lots and Is square 800,
Hines e sr%nt s0thdrsn psl ;.
saG ns e '.S, sS Frank Aunroe to H. K Randall,
II. and part Sub: iS, square ses, sleo' mar ''O'
HSIshi s Sc e. SQUARE sS1s a
saSSie = M s6S ts }Saa MGEapghln part p
square as Sis; Tbos feSgar, trustee ct al ia To-
Fred; G: Calvert south part lot H. square los; Ed,
re ls Square HEs df lots q SQUARE
~, l. to inclusive squaEe Ios, to a inclusive
G. III & sG Eye dt t9 M sassrc hf ely
a. .dd 5sr s AZ SUBS
IS suaTe M hpks F. b MnnR and
Bowen e al, trustees sub o square 4s,, SEQ
May I,h IThos;; Young 70 fhos. Stone. snb 10,
nB. sub. 4, square 40 S525: Chas WalIach trus-
tee ct al, to John G. Robinson. part s. square SIS,
70 Ear lion TO-
north half square 1856. 5000; Charles Allen to jas
May sthSCorneiius Jacobs to j. r. W. Mankin,
parts and q square 466 s2oso; Joseph j. Coom6s to
Wibsrrer ci SaFs pay SUB sub & &c
and part s, square ass, S22OOO.
ATHLETIC SPoRTs-Tae Walking Match Yes
terddy-PropOsed Spimming Match The walk
.. harrington, of the New York World. was to
Walk from Welcker's restaurant, In this CITY, to
the Great Falls and back, distance of thirty-
cnsee miles in seven hours, resulted in the sue
spare. Mr.. Harrington left welckers at 1s.S5
a.. M, arriving at Great Falls at 205 D. M
40 aoon. twenty minutes was spent in regaining
II near Hills lock. At Great Falls the pedestri-
an TOOK a bath, and started for Washington.
maakihg the return trip in three hours and
other
side of Drover's Rest Mr.. Harringtons right
foot gave away, obliging him to walk the rest of
the distance in great distress, though, as the
IesoiI SHOWS, with few moments to spare. Mr..
henry r. Boswell accompanied him the entire
dIstance, on horseback, as referee. consider
able amount OF money changed hands on the re-
result. Mr.. Fame, Of the British Legation, who
hours, did not start.
swimming match, 200 yards, is to take place
next Monday, at p. M, at the Aqueduct
CATION. ~
ACCIDENT AT WILLARD's HoTEL-A Nan
Drops Through a Skyfigkt-The Skyliqht acts ne
Worst Of a.-About eleven o'clock this morning
an accident occurred at Wizards Hotel which
came near resulting in the death OF one of the
employees OF that establishment. Mr.. John
Fitzgerald, known as the " furniture man ,,
and In charge of various minor branches of
work there, was standing on the outer sill of a
.ouIIn s,oIy window fronting on the inner court,
therefor, when he suddenly lost his footing and
was preclpitated about twenty feet downwards
towacds the root OF the kitchen below. In the
dead Eeht of unusual thickness, through which
he went e. If IL were an ordinary pane OF glass
and landed on the tile pavement below, on the
surface OF which can yet DE distinguished de-
preston caused by the fall. Notwithstanding
this. be was only temporarily stunned and DR.
d. W. Bliss, who vas Immediately summoned,
was astOnshed to lind that no bones were hro,
ken. and few If any bruises sustained by the
,ccident. Fitzgerald was cared for at once
Ind Is doing we'll
SALES OF REAL EsTATH.-Messrs. Green &
10th street, to j. s. Kimball, for SI,47O. Also,
lot No. 45, square No. "a, to X. W. bowman.
Tor $3.50. Also, lot No. 8 and parts OF lots and
,, square 256, ~ feet inches front, known az
The old Maher house, to Zeph Jones' for 20, $50.
Also, lot 40, square No. 2O9. % feet front by 30
loot deep, to Joseph H. Bradley, ST., for s465.
Messrs. Fitch Il Fox have sold, for Mr.. James
Miller, lot Is and part of lot IA, in square 1874,
front "a feet or 10th street, between P and z,
and 100 feet deep, for $50. W. III. Armstrong
was the purchaser.
old. for John y. Evans, one OF those elegant
residences on street, between 1ith and 18th
streets, for $4,000.
DAsrARDLY OuTRAGE.-Late yesterday at
Cern6on young man named Allen was walk
ing near Kalorama with young lady employed
in the Treasury Department, when four men
Itna b anu be on h ahe en %ta r.,
party took hold of his female companion. She
and resisted them, when one of the
party told them to let her go, as she was making
her clothes being badly torn in the struggle.
We hope the miscreants will be arrested.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-To-day, Marshal Sharp,
under the instructions Of Judge Humphreys,
holding the Criminal Court, made a report as
to the Bradley Fisher difficulty, in front OF the
City Hall, on Wednesday afternoon last, briefly
stating the facts. 1t is understood that Judge
will hold the case under advisement
until Wednesday next.
The RIOTERS IN THE FIRST wARD-Yester-
day, Justice Anderson made his decision In the
case of the men arrested on Tuesday last
charged with disturbing the meeting Of the In.
vincible Club, In the First Ward, on the pre-
vious night, filming NJ. j.. Quigley 81. Andrew
Irvine %, and Charles Syphax 90, dismissing
the others.
PROFESSOR MARINI has rendered to his pupils
and patrons a complimentary soiree, to take
place at his Academy to morrow evening, at six
O'Clock. This il the closing soiree Of the season.
and Mr.. Marini extends to the parents Of his pu-
pills q cordial invitation to be present.
Mr.. FRANK MoRDAUNT will we trust have a
good audience to hear his dramatic reading at
Netzerott Hall tonight His merits as gentle
man and actor deserve IL.
BILLIARDs.-Messrs. Phelan, Of New York,
and JOS Dion, OF Montreal, will play an exhibi-
ton game Of billiards at Miller's Saloon, Thea
hta