Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Inc following transfers OF real estate have
neen MED since our last report, in the office Of
October S-B. va ner TO J. q. Lewis part lots
nsrah TO barey HsySep s6ut s snf H6Is
-; $50 Il. Chandler, guardian, TO w. b NC
esTy Part to lots .sne nns
Todd, Jr to J. Stanley Jones, snn. 81 square sos
lot s. sapsre i E BSsens c.aH
tS IcssFh p Prs.her part H. SQUARE 20; saeO
SIS % Ennis R.rt r IGs - A9 TO II SrspSs
Rises sub; 90, square sos; Sas. Moses Howlan 10
sl2ec. Georgetown College to aeo.ss i E@mo o
fno ~; o. fopsI III lot lS, 'auare 7s3; s2I
S2S1oo. Laird and PetTe, executors. TO Dodge and
par nee lot s. square 72 and lot 3, square 49, $3.50
1872; az CO. Major to Basil Muller, part lot n,
square in1 81 ao d.. ~
s Gct 70 shi' gnasfr ,2S,
zee to John ~ EYss;ts And Burr, SUP. is and
and Icr.e Il sss part M Ut
:on Sub il, srusTe 7a: s5. L. Jones to Iois
!Gnes' Fart lot l,square asS: q. Lola 3nes to
sscmcn Bsess uS TO- se hi5a aSs to
sheehan 70 Lester Lloyd, sub IA sautresS5; So o.
ns s %! 8 S?0ss'
xAnr Con- to r RsGa iSeaG.
HaTt lot ig9ttTs t,,; . 500 a; Curtis az
Cark, trustee, and Jane Newman 70 same, pat 10,
$500 WI HoIt%man to s s Sar RaE lot Ii.
Do; 400 H.; 5. johnson to same, part lot 8, d.;
$500 C9nrsd DietIicR to ssme, pst It tt ., DO
st90 " Philip ts same; west half lot Q ami ali
do; 81 SO; Margaret and solomon Christian to
0etSesr w: Evans TO Sarah Ann speer,
S s5t SNARE n,1 iSs $50 s'sGsS psss and
4S . Esst 81 S, soHto Bessie joan''n' part
October iii. MarrYman to Fannie E. Holden,
kerttTi' part i3 81 sa GS ss4 <. Stanton
t. b. h. Warner, sub. %, square %; 81 800 3.
WI to f1 sa Safl part r. .aaaTs &c;
J. " owe ct al. A. K. Shepherd, lots 2 6. J. al
G,usor 70 WSftS 81 a. 10 e sse a aSa.Ss l
s. oco; James Raitsry to ii. Theodore, sub. 4,
0cteteT s. Isaac Hill to Joseph Smith, part 5,
square ..2; 81: Bel H. Boyd Ct al 70 Bob:
Marion Gocdsil sub F, sSua-s "a 81 90. ' pr =.
p; ogmss to A s y.ss' Gil Of saqATs So; $685.,
n, 'qnarsg ga 500 q n Thorn to-; Mac Al 4;
.n DALEY Cs s .assrs sss
$500. {; n, Thorn TO a. @. BAILEY, lots s and 3
hers to W. T. Levi, square 81, square 676; sSso.
ARUNAwAY FRslGHr CAR.-Last night one
OF the freight cars OF the Baltimore and Poto-
mae railroad had been uncoupled from the train
near Maryland avenue, and the brskesman,
|
| got on IL and attempted to stop it, but soon
found that he could not. He might have jumped
| of before much Roadway was gained, but as he
had his signal lamp in his hand he deemed IL
necessary to keep his place and swing his lamp
as signal OF danger. He accordingly kept his
seat, hallooing at the top Of his voice "Clear
| the track, )" and swinging his red light. Luckily
| no vehicles or persons were on the track, and
| the car flew across the 7th-street passenger
| railroad without any mishap, and down the
| main track to near the corner Of 9th street
| where il jumped the track and its career wa.
| checked. On examination, IL was found tina,
the break chain was missing, and 1t Is supposed
| TO have been stolen.
| The ATTENTION OF the numerous patrons and
TIE whole public lie called to the magnificent as
| sortment of new fall and winter boots and shoes
| of every known description, in store. and re-
ceiving daily, at Cummin's large establishment
932 It'll street, next corner X. The stock en-
braces a large and elegant variety Of schoo
| boots for misses and children. Also, fine a.
| sortment of mems, boys. and youths fine and
| heavy boots and shoes Prices greatly reduced
TIE agency OF the Bazaar Patterns for ladies
misses and children is now fully established al
| q. Bsum's Hoopskirt aud Corset Factory, In
! ehgencer Building, 7th street.