Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05
Transfers of Real Estate.


our last report:
August Ii...Richard Collins to Sarah B. Collins,
Tcda to Sadly Hail. lot T. Square SSer south
Of ] eS9; s22 sandy Hall to $. Scott, same prop
Tota q to Sa% .sne Ai saS ,SS
saSsrs 1 s sESStee t E br9Gktg
Hhannen, part let 3, square 81; $500. Dodge 4
paInsiis g9siees' e Gshsrins owen sub =
K3hrer, lot X; square "a, $3.50 Lewis Day to
square !,, SO; Sl,2o. J; Mcdaniel to T. A bar
nreilie, part square i's; $500: g. J. Seuffere to
August l2.aC. ": King to Mary G. Young, part part
s sGi saaars l q, ssae sRysfT
b. Bryan, part lot ], square g7s; s2sa " = d. -
tFVstee, to II: q. Meyer, sub 81 square 800: 500
g. Maynard and j. D. Maynard, trustees,
70 Nv Dnock. part Of square %; $4,000. Hori
N W + sheets to B. Bar Wilkins III lx square pars
s Ca2u; t lgrare IS and 1ast lot square s
uAIsTst James T. Stafford and J. F. King to
gle Williams to Eneeh rf Norris pSrt ~ .oa L1
LIS 90; so; pulhsnty TO John Baker part 4,
sub S0sR rPD s e. E. foh R Rerd
Given End Morsell sub. A, square l6I; S5i5. W w
sub ~ 70 ~ vsR a sub Is "a and 3d. square ga
August l6:-O. y. Howard, surviving trustee IN
BSasH s Ri.' SQUARE I
pSTf san anG 9srpsiiie trustees, to A Blundcn
May lot square 81 sc GathaTne ia a9 fstT
u W m Jones snb. 6, square south of square Isl:
sono, ! nonss Young to M. Murphy sub 36 to 20,
August H.-Lenmon and Shepherd to A. Rothwell
FAR part square us sscc. p GaiIap t Ms
IT, IT, sd TO Emily ~ a. MGalsy part sub r. square
81; $50 Hensy to W. H. Ciase.t sub I: p,
Ansust 81; \. Gates to James Mcdonald, lot A.
t hnII lot o s2sSre lces $40 Blake and Kelly
7. II; Warner 70 c. H. Holden, let b, square us
81 .unals Ssa s.o to rMyEs RSsb$ns part
Geo; a, Armes to 4. G. Beaman, W, square y5G:
ee pa Taf 3, and sashSn
sb nsss a. s,ppeTby Part lot g. square 900 $50
ssao D. kch to H. iti sa n 70 e. square lS
gu o. $50 .s Geo Burgess to John Tweedale, sub.
aqs';; qHs! az s kssse ssass to p:sI Isns
hlenor Whitaker, Iart lot2. square 9ss; sIo0 II.
Is, square sss; sli'i. Henrietta Brown to Maria ria
Icn TO b. Dunesnson, PR sub. 81 square ef Io9
No. 9 q M,tr 20 same, south half loI %, do; $3.50
part Tot l6, square 55l s2Goo Isaac Talks to jane,
Iuga. NJ r. p RofS ssG g. ssl Icbe Anger
sTR O5s = s. ard TO- square III; 500 Mar
n5y S@f sh ss y to c RGmf
Ms5doef 10 chureS Howell iSasfIe sub square
III; 81 200. Edward Medlar to James I. Slatford.
to g. NJ o Given
sso 70 sTgr SO part lot
To- square ssl, and parts 10 and ii, SQUARE
@ a Mount, trustee, ct al to Eugene Sweeney
faliy, sub H. sausfe IS % 90. o'' 10 mos H.
BOARD OF PUBLIC housekeeping tie
Streets-ShOrt Satardays-NOre LightEGecrge-
Il arn Inprorements-Treesfo for the Public Squares
and Pdrks-The Board of Public WORKS. at
their meeting yesterday, Instructed the secre-
t pdy 70 advertise for proposals for sweeping
pennsylvania avenue and other streets paved
with weed. The chief of the bureau of sewers
was directed to report the cost OF placing sewer
traps on Massachusetts, avenue. The chief of
the bureau OF streets was authorized u permit
all laborers under the control of the board IN
quit work on Saturday at 4 O'Clock o. m. The
same ofncer was directed to examine the bridge
AT the intersection OF It'll and K streets north
west, reported impossible, and report the
cost OF necessary repairs; and also TO grade sth
street west. from street south TO the Potomac
The superintendent of lamps was directed, IS
soon rs the contract advertised for lamns IL
awarded, to have lamps and posts placed on 4tb
street eest, from + street to Virginia avenue
ana sd street east, and along Sd street east to
S1uln Saronna avenue. Governor Cooke, Col.
Magruder, and Mr. Mullett were appointed a
committee 70 submit suggestions in relation to
Improvements in Georgetown. resolution
was adopted requesting Messrs. William Smith,
VIM. Saunders, and John Saul TO act as a com
mission and report to the board what trees are
suitable for the public squares and parks, and
also as TO the proper plan for obtaining them
The chief of the bureau of streets was directed
not 10 have any work done on any OF the streets
winch the board contemplate matchmaking. A
number OF communications requesting improve
ments were referred to the appropriate bureaus
for report.
PERPETUAL INJUNCTION AGAINST THE M
PRovEMENT LoAN.-Wm. III. Philip, Marshall
Brown, Fitzhugh Coyle, Francis Mohun, and
m Gunton yesterday filed IN the Office of the
clerk of the Snnre me i,n,rt e .io Ia.s.s.. =