Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-18

Do you think it will avail?
Reporter don't know, but if L was you
would not expect much.
JeLkins.-Weil, 1 will be satisfied anyway.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
The following transfers OF real estate hav,
the Recorder of Deeds:
6etot e., Nv; d, I'D to Malinda Tay,or, sub 10
o Is sanarS 81 81 $40 SNS W. % Me,c,f fmI9
flgoent, sub; &, square 5e5; Sl75. Same 10 yohr
rag sJb E,do. no. } I. Scott ct al. TO Jane
= 60 AZ chiDmap 10 +. :: hanson SUES t,
part 81 ,iS' sf3 So p H. WEBB.
mat,iaeiJ. lot Ii, squaro 496; 81 o29 Georg, Earle
AID Dsrneille tr, s'ess 10 Geo MattinsIy cut
iss a;i @ psri s. 81 same to
0ct"t.I &c. r. Onion, trustee, 70 Fstsr John
IN 1t g. squaEe Ss2 slo0 Jsges GosdsTd to
=; H9ilides 10 Fannie Smith ,ue 81. square
l. sqra,s 429 $50. Ire, ct. al. TO same, do $50
James H Darfow to r: II. UnderhilI. subs l5i. 1855
schps dtis, part lot !, square 429; s753 J. Lusby
;sas1sH 81 b basi.y trasss:, H to d. Ioa
behnet, west hsf lot Is, square 500; S2,6o0.
COUNTY TRANSFERS.
John Van Beswck to kutus H. h c. Clarke, part
u on sas sde Of rSss sh
from Navy yard bridge to Bladensburg. con ain I'M
University % " Esscn lot NJ ? 3 SIocf No :,
Es; Ss 1 e t 10 I ss1s .s
g ns So, ard 81 Unicnt9Spj $50. 20. Pomeroy,
No g. Barry Farm ssS Tk' sss,e sas to rnSms
Landon, 1T 10 block u, Meridian Hill; ESQ. Tn Is
EfnaSe to su William seGn 4; Isl fICos p Hall
1se!Gp 10 ?; Barry Fam; slj1, sam, to JS:oSh
Petrr 70 use OF United STAT for the use Of the r.,
io.m .chcol Of the pi:iri-t of Columbia part Of
ssd .st Of es raraDk
irwin d. right ct al. to Andrew Williams. tract
+ fSs SS @ to s 81 eed ,TP
20, block Is, Efit CHAM Places ego. Sarah KeI,
9 sf IT. s r. ct and and M sgLa a.
K.cti.T Tto d,',Gn Of P1o:Dt. HILL 81 so
.Io5 aeIss ;So " Todd ct a. sGi 70 Denat.
MH5Rsg as1 slG :, T. PssssS, Plains
sIounos OF ss!lege; SISs9 So Pomsroy ct al,
io.s + f.a +, P,a's rs, ai sls;s ssss5
socSve north G. Of Of tss
Ballard to \; ?. Rairn, lot a. block q, =:
iIn nt ham Place iS9 Nm Fowler to Patrick
Belly to GateeIine mSS;dy same land; $40 q:
farm: . 0. A. h. Hsgner ct al. to B. Ovens, para
Of Bsal's Adventure. Containing Ito acres se 90
Bs1Iy ts ct g aep5y %nS lot
H.sains Isi Irisat Cox. sataiyi'Sn Of
o des ss s%as to
H an. ssreh SDs Al to
on Columbia ros1 si4af WI Cox, trustee e to
say smith lot 2, CTsnse's part Of Chichester.
Thos, bUarks, lot 9, section 9, Barry farm $500. "
ALrrTLE Boy DRAGGED INTO THE CANAL
AND DRowNED-The Wrong Nan on Trial for
the Crlme.-In the police court ..ns,s S,.u
yesterday, Jacob Hs-..er was arraiened on the
.nal VI -..Aing felonious assault With intent
" LII Timothy WEIGH, little boy, on the sd
OF July. Mrs. johnson testified that she lives
near the canal, just above the aqueduct bridge,
in Georgetown; that on the day in question She
was standing in her front door, and the deceased
boy was walking on the towpath, when the ac-
cused came along with his canal boat, driving
his mules with great speed; that the tow line
switched the boy of the bank into the deer
water, and Hessler, who had charge of the boat
called out, "drive on. with shocking oath
somebody come and get this boy out, have not
got time, /" and drove on, without trying to saw,
the boy. who was drowned The judge here or
dered a warrant to be made out charging Hess
Ter with a more serious crime. Timothy WEIGH
the father OF the drowned boy, who was present
came forward and swOre out a warrant, charging
Hessler with manslaughter. After hearing tn,
testimony of other witnesses, to the effect tn at
was not the tow line attached to Hessler's boat
but that belonging to another boat, tina
knocked the boy overheard, the Judge dismisse,
| the case.
| THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST. PAT
neutrality-suspicious. are being made to lay tn
| cornerstone of the new st. Patricks church Oh
| Sunday, the Sd proximo. Many of the religion
societies of this city and Baltimore will partici
pate in the ceremony, but at the request o
| Archbishop Bayley there will be no bands o
music employed, he being opposed to music an
| marching on Sunday. There will be q solemn
high mass at st. Patricks church Carroll hall
| at II O'Clock on that day, with an enlarged choi
| and orchestral accomplishments, and the arch
| bishop will preach. The cornerstone Of tn
| new church will be laid at o'clock IN the after
| noon by the archbishop, and Rev. Father Boyle
OF st. Peters church, will preach. The founds
| ton of the new church u now completed, an
| work on the superstructure will be suspende
until next spring. By that time Father Waite
| hopes 10 have additional means, and to push til
work forward rapidly. 1t Is his laudable inter
ton not TO 60 in debt, but TO continue the wor
| only as fast rs 1t can be paid for. He Is anxiou
to have the new church completed I'm q 70
years, and with the hearty cooperation Of b
congregation it can be done.
| WARNING TO PEOPLE WITH PAssroNAr
| THMPEks-Shockin9 Autiidtion of Infant
its Tdner.-A few days since Q man living O
10th street got into an alteration with his wifi
and in a ft of passion threw q saucer al he
which struck their little infant on the moutl
cutting the under lip nearly of, SO that 1t hun
| by bit of skin. A physician was called in al
attempted to sew il on, but finding 1t too niue
mutilated had to cut off the entire under lip.
Srrps-Some beautiful styles in Alaska, se
ting in gold, white aud straw colors, with spir
ana back, from 50 20 SIS . set, at Prigg's je'
elry store, No. 47 Pennsylvania avenue, ne
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