Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-24

TRANSFERS or REAL EsrATK.-The follow.
transfers Of real estate have been fled i'm the
Office Of Recorder Of Deeds since our last re-
port:
June l5th.-Isabella Morton ct al TO Lewis J
Da, Is, sub :, square Ia, SIS; TO same (quii
Hanson: Tss:sss cre,ey. soris S sSfn .as
Tinker 70 . II Lane. part = sauare iSi; VIM D.
ss SEQ Lsdysrd Hodge to q Arrict, sub aa s.
RI 8 s $4,000 Samuel Fudge to r1.nei.
r iHui Ecissss e 70 Chic. Ann
s M.eas e o hub 8. ,s.sIs so ss; sopSis
ss2 stge; 2 Abel e a to John q Goeriiy, part 8,
Jsmes H.ssr . Jr to1D' s pser
neTih bali ls square l0eo 81; Nary Ann LETTERS 10
Eaton p sSes Sub M SMILE to
z; Gill to b H. Granam, sub Is, square sS, 81 .ss7
s Incn as to Overton Bond, subs IS and S.
June H.-Rich p. jackson, trustee. to Henry
p :aS s. 800 J asrss e
IS :aure .9sess e Sysn. RsS S.T,; snd
l. ssasss b. s4sS 4 RisSar S ct a. Mt To
w CoIcoran, II, square 40, Q35, quite claim
3D. $50 BOWL 70 g. g. mcr saS
sub g, square 1us 81 900: Samuel English to r. M
lsy .. Joshua whitney parts IS and 8, square s
June 1,hoE II Doughsrty to c. Keesin, part 10,
. 9Eusre Isl, Soo Jane Tucker to Geo. W. Mock,
a; to W G psury, sub Is square i65, $3.50 Joha
uns or. 20 MnrEsy, part s. square sas, $40
Cldled 9nsIthird parts Of and s. square $50
Sgo Joseph Redts,n 10 rhseI. Fart u, square 1st
square 3es. SOS. ee''' ''o ~
p, TIE NATIoSAL THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE AND
oNiSk2siTY held their annual meeting on Tues
day evening. the 2st instant, in the lecture room
OF the First Baptist Church in this city, j. C.
Lewis. Esq, President. Rev. A. Henderson led
schools of the Institute and University, read his
annual report The report Of the executive
committee was presented by the corresponding
secretary, Rev. w. F. Nelson.
From these reports it appears that seven
schools have been IN operation in Washington
ana vicinity during most of the time since the
last annual meeting, in which 300 adult eolored
pupils nave received instruction. One hundred
and twenty-five colored men have been connect
ed with the classes taught by DIR. Turney and
ms assistants, at the corner of 9th and streets
A large number of these have been either pas
tors of churches or are preparing for the work
Of the ministry. The instruction has been thor
ough, and great proficiency has been made by
.ne ssudens. Two lots OF land, with buildings,
sl0,OOo, have been made over to trustees for the
corporation by the Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, since the last annual meeting.
Resolutions were adopted characterizine as
usurpation and injustice the act of the Amer
lean Baptist Home Mission Society," in assuming
to take In charge the work Of the National The
illogical Institute and University, without invi-
tat1on or permission of any kind from the cor
poration, at the same time appropriating to
itself the advantages belonging to the corpora
ton for the prosecution Of its work and the
fulflment of its obligations; also rebuking the
recent action of the Home Mission Society in
Petitioning Congress to take away the charter
Of this Institution OF learning.
MuRDERoUs AssAurr-RResalt Of an Old Feud
Yesterday Officer Thomas Price arrested George
bladin and Arthur T. Thomas on the charge Of
having committed a terrible assault on John
Hagah, weil-known dealer in he Northern
Market. Hsgan resides on a little ?. ACE near
Brightwood adjoining the place of Blaa.u, and
as he was returning to his home On the prev ious
night in his wagon it is alleged the accused, hav-
ing laid in wait for him, stopped the wagon,
down terribly beat him about the head and face,
anu. from appearances, used In the attack sticks
or stones. Mr.. Hagan made his way back to the
city, and, after obtaining warrants from .Ins-
tice Wall, was taken to DIR. Martins drugstore.
where his wounds were dressed.
Last evening. when the parties charged with
the assault we're taken before Justice WALL
Hagan wes unable to appear, owing to the con-
dition o. his wounds, and the justice committed
them Tor hearing. Young Blagden did net
deny that he was the party who attacked Ha-
gan, and said he had given him just what he
said that he had not received enough. 1t would
appear from the statements made that the at
tack had its origin in an old family feud.
WoMAN's STANDARDIZATION Star: It has
been q generally received opinion that women
are not kind to women when in trouble and
that in case of difficulty between a man and a
likely to be given to the man an q aEs moEe
this he's ever been true, is not the new education
Of the sex In this day changing all that? The
following extract from a letter received by a
lady in tns city from Mrs. Mcfarland Richard
son will interest many, and show that she, at
least, has not found women lacking in sympathy
for her. H.CI
"The great and abundant generosity which
ha, met me on all sides, since my printed state
ms MT n Oeared, has touched as much as .6 has
surprised he. Nothing could have been more
Ii is useless for me to endeavor to
give any adequate expression of my feeling 10
the women who write me with such kindness. l
am poor in words and in thanks. can only say
that do thank you from a full heart, that
serd you my blessings, and that sincerely pray
as my shadows are dark and heavy. Good bye,
and Heaven bless you. Always yours. CRATE
fully, ABBY SAGE RICHARDSON"
HorEL CHASeR.-It will be seen by reference
TO the card elsewhere that Mr.. James Sykes,
who has been the leading proprietor Of Viii
lal ds' Hotel for nearly ten years past, hence
forth assumes entire ccntrol of that establish
ment- Mr. ). Possesses in an unusual degree all
the requisites necessary for the successful man
agement OF q first-class hotel, and under his
exclusive charge the reputation OF this extensive
and popular house will at least not be allowed
to decline.
Mr.. Chadwick, the retiring partner, goes out
with the good wishes of a wide circle OF friends
and acquaintance, who will hear with pleasure
that he will probably make a connection at an
early day with one Of the leading hotels Of
Chicago or San Francisco.
THE THKATERs--The Walhalla and Bioplas-
tic troupes remain only two night longer at
Walls Opera House, and give a final matinee
to morrow afternoon, when ladies and children
who have not seen their entertaining perform
ances should attend. The tableaux the gymnas-
tic performances, the beautiful prismatic f0un-
tains, and the wonderful performances of Prince
Sadi d'Jalma altogether make up very attrac-
tive performance.
At the National theater the great feature of
Bryant's Minstrels last night was the presenta-
ton Of the burlesque of "Hamlet," with Dan
Bryant himself as the sombre prince, which was
received with shouts of applause by delighted
audience. "Hamlet" will be repeated tonight
Tor Dan Bryant's benefit.
BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIONRRs.-Ar egu-
lar meeting Of the Board Of Police was held at
headquarters yesterday. Mayor Emery ap-
peared, qualified and took his seat - q member