Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-04
Transfers of Real Esfafc.

tired out with the long vacation. and eager to
get back to their studies This is as it should be-
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers ofreal estate have been
filed in the Office OF the Recorder of Deeds since
our last report:
LOT ;, square sl5; SiGO. Wesley Abbott to Henry
Welch, cub; 20, square lao; S275. A Henning 10
Williams ard Saunders trustees, to- Elias rGaneis
iSbi a. square lo3; : $50; 7. L. Hume to Juan
Aueust 2-Botelor, trustee, to II. Klinge, part lot
- s snnIs s1nF 81 19uGde 30 Size III Smith
R,ys to Mamie r. Gediis, sub. 90, 50 nare Sis;
s. i = The:nas IitzPatrisk to E E. Thomas, part
.a Aggg.t =; asP oi D Ho9s tG Witty lot 3
Jossph Redfern, part sub. ls square IL; S55ii r.
Hin paI's S csv sai subs. G1 sqsn1s d as
1T M sGsre Ss ,o %W ITu Ht to w Bcfst
lard, lot E, square 6i; 81 600. 'o'uSH 10 -" a. Dai
.o Ass1s g., sc n n,dfn G VIZ, shosmaker lot
part lot H. h sasrs S s ct al &C. sSpe
Dove trustee e al. 70 Joseph Burroughs part lot
part lot s, square 257 sS,S Jane: Miller 70
sosn y Cgnnei sub q and So, square l9i 81 ,23i
81 40 >; F Kelley 70 F Z. Darrow, subs Ia and
IT, L.. sids2 Ge.rgG Walker to John Calsghsn. part
Aueus. &c; ii Heiden to Frank Bell, part lot 5
gusIe s"1i - stein sar to Gatz sub TO-
fbS. Cnb.n1P part ct T "a sac 5Sh2 Rtz
si;Skney, tLnstee, to Rudolph Soliger, lot b.
lot B, square Is; S5i2 james sheridan to W B.
paws, 'aHe properly; Sl|co. John L. Smith, at
saF1 si 0toh TIT 5en t To- Alien Gs
iie .nsI not y, sSgaI f gsii S36o O.,
i and Is, square ISi; S3cUo. f. kingnan to Mary
q. Hlnman sub 80, square al: : l-I75. IL. ). SAT-
A. ChiIman TO Abraham p PARDON, subs = ~ ;9
eS exc I z and 26 square l34 s35co W. W Met
slso MeEarland e N c. oTdway,, part part lot 4
Gt IS ana & sansFs 80 'soG sblSheIPg 30 e
ella z: Newman Priscilla Davis. lot I, square
.Gay S2 aS g B Hslf 4 to E. GTggs lt Q,
iIn5,,Iart lot II, square s76; 500 W. and @. II.
M 500 MARY S sneafer to &c Chas 4. MeEW erG
sU. %, square SO. 10y
Aasrs y Carroll to l. Pearson, part lot %
ia'Ies Deylin. part lot 70, square 81; S2G9O Jac6b
jones 70 J. B Clagett lot s. square 80 and 10, /,
gusre Go: eos. Carusi trustee 10 Jane McNamee,
Davis 80 p; NJ. Plumb and ElfzabetI KSnde parts f.
hahl Jet; and E, .qnare g7i; ss43 John 6 Kali hi
TO &: W King, same property sos. John soufhey
70 james CoiiiDs, part lot J., SQUARE S35; sj75
BROOM MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP OF OTHER
PEOPLES PRoPETY.-Last week horse, cart
and harness, belonging TO Mr.. Clark of Mont
Romery county, Md, were stolen. Lieut.. John
son, Oh getting the information, recovered the
probefty near cabin John Bridge, in the hands
OF Thomas Touiey, an inspector on the Wash
inston A9ueduct. who had bought il from a
coloreC man for SO A young cow was also re-
covered by Offcer Price, which stolen from
DlIs. bean, by the same party. Officer DYSON
arrested cOlored man this morning, named
Broom. who is charged with stealing the COW
Broom states that he bought it in market. He
was brought before Judge Smell, where il an
peared the calf had been sold a half dozen times.
Broom said he had bought the animal and
could prove it; but had no witnesses present
He was given until tomorrow TO prove it, and
gave bail for his appearance.
A PASSENGER IN A STREET Can STARRED
BY THE CONpUCTOR.-About1 O'Clock on SIM
day morning a fracas occurred on the corner of
Il street and New jersey avenue In the last
street car to the Navy Yard. Charles Petersen
GeIInan, GOT INTO the car with his little dog,
and the conductor made an attempt to put the
animal ont, which Petersen resisted. During
the melee Robert Jacobs, the conductor drew n
KNIFE ana cut Petersen IN the forehead and
across the check, making an ugly wound. Off
Gers Fitzpatrick and Murphy were near at hand
and took the conductor into custody This
morning the case was called in the Police Court,
but, at the request of Mr.. Bradley. counsel for
accused II was postponed until Wednesday.
Observation-Disclosures University reopens
on the 18th inst, and applicants for Admission
will be examined on the 18th and 18th The
medical department reOpens on the 18th of
october, the law department on the I'd of Octo-
of September.
Emerson Institute. under the management of
Z. b. Young, Esq, on 18th street, between and
Wednesday, the 31st inst This school has an
established reputation in this community second
to nome and deserves liberal patronage.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 4. 1871.
EDITOR STAR Jockey Cia5.-One of yonr
SUNDAY morning contemporaries, having stated
that meeting had been held at certain tav-
efh Tor the formation Of a jockey club. and as
the RCpUblicGn of this morning has published
large eNtractSfTOm my letter of the Doth ultimo
you would confer q favor by informing the pub
ne mat the meeting above referred to has no
connection t"hGterer with our fall race meetino
ard the formation of a permanent organization
o. Sr Jockey elm for this District and Of which
u"e LO'iCe viii De gwen: NERBUM SAP,
Correspondent Turf, Field and Farm.
sUDDEN DEATH OF \ WASHINGTON LADY
III i with regret We announce the sudden death
N Wilmington, Del. on the 1st'instant, of Jose-
pha F., wife OF the Rev. George II. Smvth for
Eer pastor OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church of
NaShlngtOn.) and daughter of Josiah Goodrich
OF this city. The funeral services will take nlac
a. Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown this after
noon. at 5.45 O'Clock. The melancholy event
spread The deepest SORROW through wide circle
OF friends here.
THE Washington Ans-siger. the onlv daily G ar-
man newspaper in this District is out again fulI
:. =
II had taken new lease for life for a century
10 come.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-W. l.. Wall & Co.
ancuoneerS. sold on Friday last lot O. in snuare
go, improved by good frame house. on l.
Mrs. A. n. Kilay, for $3.50 Wv ~
FROM Philip & SOlomons and j. G. Parker we
have HoTpeT's Bdsdr for September To-
THE (AVRTS
POLICE COURT, To-Day, Judge SneU, -WiIIian,
Sreen loud and bO-terous talk the street: fined
SIS. John O'Neil, disorderly; fined IS James Fur
race, indecent exposure; III or thirty days Molly
ssrboe and Fanny Miller, two well known denIzens
OF Louise Alley, charged with fighting on SATURDAY.
night in the alley; fined SIS each. Isabella Penny
en'icing prostitution; fined SIS. Michael MahOney
curslng IN the street So or workhouse thirty days
John Howard, Fighting in fighting Alley; fined 81.
SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE
VIM ii; shreves, William Hilleary and STEPHEN
beach, three hucksters. charged with disorderly
Conduct in the First Ward. These parties were
Hs King night hideous the Circle last night II il
alleged, aud were arrested by Officer Crunip on
the way 10 the station house they resisted and the
officer as pretty badly handled. Finally they were
secured IN the cells and afterwards gave collateral