Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02
Transfers OF Real Esfate


The following transfers of real estate have
been filed since our last report, in the office OF
the Recorder of Deeds:
and ssP.s .nsIs c 5ell Kelly
T. T. 1m Isb To- T. square $50 D. O. Brook
s sSSsf sl no Nancy to Mary Foley SUB
Blown, lot ls snd part 20, square .: sSlsi. Il. s.
Lshheld s ard George ugeIton to G. B: Beall sub
IS B. Hs E snS
d. BrraS to e. Part s sas sl
September s-H, Bradley to H. Gelston. lots IL
CLARKE, trustee. to j. K Kendall. sub. G. SQUARE
ss sS I e Css59s.s
AYE; fasS :; 'sSsIs 2 is53 ns0,,'n, to D.
part az esq %sfs Deansa sas
' Fay 70 hoiTsnt part saf' .a %nase S
Bouldin 10 Robinson, part 2, sar are SIS: s2sO l.
70 and en- L Pe2rI 1RSs
Ety part square sis no. ImSe n to [. st aa
Pfnrison. sub g; sauafe 2es; $500 IA, "A. s. Shaw
e Ehzsbeth W. Miller, sub 20, square s44; $50
s g rs ssn%e 10 0 B sGsa5s 81
square 2l3; S2,sCe. -
THE CHORAL SOCIETY held their annua
election Of officers last evening. Mr.. Davis, the
Te,iring president, returned his thanks for the
secretary and treasurer, vice president and
president, but asked TO be relieved the coming
year nom the responsibility of Office, yet pledged
his continued interest In all that would CON
duce to the highest welfare of the sociefv The
unanimous choice OF the meeting was then
9npIessed in the re- election of MT. Franklin
fhiiP, the nIst president OF the society. The re-
naming officers were then elected as follows
Chas. Z Ever, vice president; Samuel G. Young
secretary; ID. l.. Burnett, treasurer; H. G. Shef-
man, d msis Dr; j; youy, librarian; Messrs
executive committee. Under the leadership O,
Mr.. Sherman the society has achieved :
national reputation.
The CASE OF ALEX. RoBIHsoN.-To-dav
Alexander Robinson, In whose case Q writ Of
habeos corpus was issued few days ago, wa,
brought before Judge Humphreys, and his coun
sci, Messrs. Bond and Burgess, at the sugQes
ton Of the court, sued out Q writ of certiordri
1t appears that Robinson was one Of the parties
arrested on the 10th Of August for an ARRAY, ant
was convicted In the police court, and sen
fenced TO six months In jail. A few day.
after his conviction his counsel asked to take Al
| appeal and offered to give bail, but the Judge o.
the police court refused to allow an appeal OF
the ground that it had not been entered within
IN the sum Of 500 to appear and prosecute hi
appeal.
INTERESTING TO SPoRrsMrr-The gam,
laws is are about expiring, and sportsmen are hit
| ing themselves out for the season. Prince. a
hceo fennsyivsnis avenue. has one of tn,
| IaIkest STOCKS OF guns, game bags and Runnins
| aceoutre mepts of any place in town. He onl,
1 ASKS mat his assortment be examined befor;
| purchasing elsewhere. feeling confident that b,
| cannot De surpassed by any establishment. HI,
also has table cutlery and everything else a
! remarkably low prices.
| EDITOR STAR:-Permit me to call the atten
| ton of the proper authorities to the wretchet
condition Of 18th street from New York aysnu,
TO the canal. The sewer at the corner of Q stree
IL stopped up and the ground in the vicinit,
| flooded. The path which skirts the road 10 din
cult. and the hole by the lamp post dangerou
| TO lie and limb. GxHrLENAN IN BLUE.