Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13
Tra1sfers OF Real Estate.

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Tra0sfers OF Real Esfate.
The following transfers OF real estate hsy
been filed since our last report, In the ofice Q
the Recorder OF Deeds:
7: smith, LOT :, square esl' 81 5ii; " J Miller
s se; l'ls raa s. :sf os s sS
~ sc 5ua5e t .s:, r Lawr.1ce ct al to :
Rosan g l. SsIs.I, anne S propetsy. sala: J.
square sii sio1 q. binAon to PeIEs 10,
sub 80, sausI ~, 81 100.
aS s SIS 81 gf to
ps,mer' Salt lot 7, square $50, 500; Is Warner
Mart. to msTtia "1 10. 81 go east sf Of .
spd part 5fa ~: sgIaIs 70: a: o: Daily 70 Mar,
RaII to s. sEszS S s ct a s' part E )
' pe,em Hfs F.pssl, H.,mn,
,eI sqbs and ", square .i2. sI9,27t; Clarke and
TsIIars ssh. 6, square lSc, 81 COO; G +. Hppeby,
$40 s-Ys tssh s5a'ss'j i0i bar sad
:gs l sqasIs Is ss..O to Es
to Rcb'It White. one Third part Of lots % and II,
s D. S1 {, to feTfs
%. $, Jsnes smi'h to Charles Mcswen, part
E qns5s .s barrow S Bt TO sPt
E1sns, Subs. Ia I'D l53, square 3s5 5000; A &
ssPsa e .Sh S.s sGs K 49,
siShssi: subs. . 10 IS, SQUARE rs CO. silsS.
;p%: i .aus-e IS, sSSe; s,Ia e
Sonu Miller =. .qb a. sgqsr. Ga, s3ss0; Of
subs Su.re &c. ShD. u spd Il 5r
SileO; John N ksstinS ., n To ~, g Fasre Vls
square i5o May Nc fniil 81 10 Joh pc, Glib =
r. al iGGaaS l9t 70 d E,,u,
:gI: ". square go. IS 500; III waring t. Wsiter
T. o. BiekoI, sub. B, square Ss3, 81 40; E. Hol-
S:n 8 a Rspry Par, q, ps.I
an, and !, ;gusI. o. s4SeO Dolce Darseilis, Irqs
FL Ice, s.. S sub b. a.
see r. W s.Ssia t. z B. Broke, part lots
'1 Sss, SSrsrs ~ ssEo ,o,,
. i:y :at 4: &c :sS;.s s;s; SAG; ;ss
SEQ; e.: 9: I Rul:s e John Taylor, l9S q and
oven ws"s:, ' north i hail IL. square, "a 500
Nancy bT5 q Of al s eIscs s to hs%il
Sh B1S&n. ao ao Waller beS:sn to
Bsum part -. square sS4; Slioo. SHOEMAKER
Ps,sa to Ann. itcsa .aS
Istsmkers IA. Hardenburgh. trustee. to N.
to Keeb1e. sub, i b. square are sss VII
IS %IMi rs al nc6 b .Gs%aH; .Ds saus
T. Q. Crandell. sub. square 6ss, s., 100; z. K Ri
IT to sas nni. a
part lot n,s9usrs 40, sss
south Of s., $50. james Ryan to h. Fowler, pari
10, ..9Y.re s's sioO; Jane. Fraser to Th,s; Ma.
Moxse1 IN ssrn snb ~. 5 SD
Fitch 70 v. o. Lavrence part Io,s and 5
Fl $ i: az :qu.l. t:5cGSos m
Iohnson trustee, to white ct sssig sab.
s.s sC T. ssau. m r .1s
r. e. b:sr5
.is: ., a:;y s.Ti ,Sgsr: 81
s.b,. 2snd ;, square 1875 ssss; 7. q, Wells to l.. =
S'.Ga and T Gsl!issn, ,nP' "a and p squire Is
isa, $1,000; Dodge Darn. lie, trustees, TO JOAN
hy.fs sub l Given JSPes
iO;s, eos; Bradley BsIlcw e G. g Hpatisy. LOIS 4
M.ss.S l subs a. 70
susan ssylSr E. al: to same ;, do, % SSo Mary
RUN OvEE.-Mr. Leatherwell, from Atlanta,
Ga, was crossing Pennsylvania avenue, between
a. and 9Th streets, last evening, when he was
knocked down by horse attached to buggy,
back, but fortunately he was not seriously
injured. VIM. Pettis, driver OF the buggy, APP
peared befoI j Judge Smell to-day, when charge
OF last driving was brought against him. OtheeI
gallop between eth and 9th streets with his
horse and buggy. Henry Randolph, who was
riding with Capt. Pettis, testified that the horse
took fright by the man running against IL, and
became ungovernanle In consequence of one
| line dropping from Capt. Pettis' hand. They
were not driving above four miles an hour. The
a hAs hr... .y.s 4.
| was an accident, and dismissed the case.
1t has been decided repeatedly in o'her cite.
| that pedestrians have the right OF way on the
public streets. Here they are expected to ge
| out Of the way. If the Law Is not the same here
! as in other cities, pedestrians had better know
! it and govern themselves accordingly. Tha
question, however, did not enter into the above
case. but If some of the many people injured II
this city by being run over win bring civil
suits to recover damages, it might lead to
better understanding.
| LIVESTOCK MARKKr-Board of Health In
| speetions.-Superintend Gatchel reports tn
1 inspections and sales of live stock at Drovers
Rest and elsewhere during the week endin
| At Clark's hoe-pens $50 swine were offere
| and sold at cents per pound.
At Center market % head Of cattle were OF
| sale, all Of an inferior quality.
At Droyers' Rest $50 cattle were up. 469 sol
10 butchers at Sa1 cents; 80 do. do. to farmers
| So were left over; ls2 sent to Baltimore marke,
\ 200 LEFT over; 2i7 sent 70 Baltimore. 80 COWS An
| calves sold at e25 to go; 2ewe sheep condemned
A THIEF CAUGHT IN TIE ACT. - Tire
| colored men were noticed last evening standin
| about the glass case In front of the store Q
| Lansburg Bros, and shortly afterwards one
them was seen to open the case and take tw
| fine ermine muffs out. Officer Roderick, sue
ceeded after . hard fight, during which the fel
low attempted to cut him with q razor, in takin
the thief to the central guard-house, where b
| gave his name as Thomas Wilson. Judge Smell
| This morning sentenced him to six months in jai
~Miss Ssllie Benner, the actress, whe she