Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-29
Transfers Of Real Estate.

o, 10 10 Il, ana oO 10 oS, square 1sD; SJ,2Si.
j. G.. Myers to Henry McLinden, part "a. square
5l3; 1880 Same to n. Acker, lots and 4,
square Z36, and part "a, square 513; S55lI 30
Same to W. II. Burr, sub. 81, squareS75; s1l5oO.
81; S110. Heirs of Catherine Waters to same,
same property; $4,000.
January 16-Anastasia Coyle to John O'Con-
ner, lot A, square 551; $500. X. Fendall, trus-
tee, to s. Tally lots and 4, square ~; SO, sos
johnson and Brown, trustees, to George ID.
johnson, lots to 10 and 16. and parts ii and 10,
X. Shepherd, parts z, 9, and 8, square 2S9;
S21 900. L. Lepruex to same, part 10, square 80;
s.. 8. Harris to Elizabeth Harris lots and
5, square 991; 81 600. Nj. Lauxman, trustee, to
Emily b. Hendley, lot X, square SIC, s637.
January III. r. Mcdonnell, trustee to Carl
ton Hughes, lot II, square s65; e1,05O. j. III.
GIindsl e5 to d. s. Bowen in trust part H.
Martin, sub. ID, square $50; az 500. Duval and
Patterson, trustees, to b. II. Warner, lot G,
square 4i6; $4,000. B. H. Warner, to NJ. NJ.
to q. w. Utermehle, lots 1 to and 10 to 81,
square 152; parts and !, square 407 and part 1,
square 42i; $3.50 John Cunen, to Catharine
Kane, sub. 20 and 81, square $50; 81 900. T..
Gamsi, trustee, TO James f. Turtin, SUBJ IS,
square $50; 81 900. III. Gasch, part sub. 81
square $50; S165. G. McNamee, executor, to
Jacob Peisinger, sub. 80 and part SUBJ 81, square
1O7; s942.
January 1s.--,James j. Fowler to s. J. and L.
II. G.. Todd. lots IL and II, and part lot 10,
W. Riley to Given and Morsell, trustees, part
lot b, square 1873; 81 200. James f. Waugh to
w DeMott, part los 1G, square 236; $1,000. w.
$500. X. Curtin to l.. Chambers, part lot 1,
square S65; SEQ. j. OLeary to A. j. Clark in
trust, lot IL, res. II and lots ID and K square 4:
s. o; s. Pruden to j. b. Diver, lot 1, square
january 19.-John H. Goddard, trustee, to
Joseph A. Soper, north half sub. lot 50, square
2Se; g.. A. Ross Ray and J. A. Baker,
trustees, to h. Nj. Hall, lots to Is, except lots
10 and -, square east of square SO; $4,000. r..
NJ. Han to Z. L. Stanton, same property; s..
CIV. Hays to Jacob F. Sailer, part lot 5, square
same property; =. Same to G. w. Hays,
part lot s. square 1908; g.. w. Z. Edmonston
to Z. Z. White, part lot I, square ASS; 81 900.
ID. Davidson, trustee, to j. T. Dyer, sub. lots 10
to 81, square 234; $1,000 j. T. Dyer trustee, to
Davidson, sub. lots 81 and IS, square; 81 800
Davidson to Dyer, do, do; s..
January 20.--James T.. Fitch to L. G. Cutter,
sub. 81 and part sub: SO, square pa; 81 ,095.
James L. Stafford to W. Goodwin, sub. rs, square
80; 500; +. A. Lutz to Mary A. FOrsytbe, sub.
3 square les; 81 200 7: ID. Fitch, trustee, to d.
Smith, sub. Il, square 375; $500. W. W. Met
calf, trustee, to I. Summeryille, sub. IA and Is,
square 94i; 500. Beach and Callan, trustees. to
W. W. Metcalf, part lot I, square 7j4; s725.
Green & Cullon, trustees, to same, subs. % aud
As and part lot %; $3.50. w. G.. Lee to same,
part subs. 25 and 26, square 3O2; $500. Eliza
Rich to E. Pr0tt, part lots II and IS, square 81;
$500. w. f. EdmonstOn, trustee, to III. II. Dud-
ley, part lot 4, square 292; $4,000
GEORGETOWN.
George Shoemaker to James Bradshaw, part
Il, on Prospect, near Market street; s..
A. keuchel to Chrstiana Schmidt, lot on JEFF
fersOn street, north of Water street; 800 Ellen
O'Donoghue to Henry Whalan, lot 1879; Thel-
GOdds-d, part 126, Beale's addition; $500. A.
Bsumbach to S. W. Waters, lot on High street;
$500: John Taylor, jr., to Eliza b. Mosher,
his interest in lots rs, 279, 2O5, 22O 2O7 26, 2S
and 81. and parts 81, 1913, and $50. B. and H. adj
ditiOn; 81 COO. L. Mosher to Eliza NJ. Mosher
part 81, Beatty and Hawkins addition; 81 ,25O.
street; 81 200. H. G. Burroughs to John F.
Pile, part 134, b. and H. addition; 1925. X. p
jackson, trustee, to A. III. Hin, lot in Browns
sub. Of Lees Hill; 81 200. j. G.. Meem to r.,
Bruce, lot on Washington street, north of Cav:
$1,000. Cassin and Bowling, trustees, to w. Cla-
laugh, subs. Ito !, bounded by Bridge, Olive and
inhern to A. NJ. Appler, part 200, Beale's ad-
dition; 81 600.
COUNTY.
j. ". and !. B. Wright to Washington Provi-
dent Company, lots l0S and 1O9 sub. OF Mt.
Pleasant; 400. o. D. Howard to John A
Pierre, lot G, block %, new sub. of Efingham
Place; 81 $50; Howard University to Trustees
Public Schools. lots 8 and 9, block 8, in sub. of
Efingham Place; So $50. John Little to N. p.
Chapman, in trust, part of tracts called widows
Mite" and Mt. Pleasant; $4,000. Howard
Efinghan Place; 5000. j. +. Fitch to Allen
Anderson, lots 33S and 500, in Uniontown; S1I0
w: II. King to Given and Norsell, trustees, lots
PA and 215, in Uniontown; 81, 100. 1. b. Wright
to Thomas aud johanna Grady, lot 40, in Wright
and Cox's sub. of Mt Pleasant and Pleasant
fIains; $500. Same to John Mahoney, lot oS
Wright and Does' sub. of Mt. Pleasant; $500
Addison and West, administrators, to John s.
Dove, lot 2, in AddisOn's sub. of Rockburn; 1925.
Howard University to Solomon Phillips, east
half lot 2, block 81; S1s7.5o. I. b. Wright to r.
c. Gayer, lot Sc, Dole and Wright sub. of Mt
Pleasant; $3.50. +. f. Faxon to NJ. Lewis, lot
"a, sub. Of Columbian College; SIS 600. Pomeroy
ct al, trustees, to Sarah Ann Henson, lot 70,
sec. 8, Barry farm; $500.
EXQUISITE French novelties have just been
received in jeweiry, consisting OF beautiful blue
and. black enameled sets, containing small
bouquets of heart's-ease and rosebuds, also new
designs in French gilt, at Mr.. Prigg's empo-
rum, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue. We are not
surprised that so many of our most fashionable
ladies have shown a decided preference for
French gilt, which this season is more desirable
than ever. For full dress, for receptions and
entertainments IL is especially adapted, and
together with Alaska diamonds set in gold,
oroide and French gilt is almost universally
affected. MIR. Prigg receives fresh designs
almost daily, and ladies of taste who are dis
tinguished fer the elegance of their Costumes,
md it very convenient to visit his establish
ment to select suitable and appropriate orna-
received magnificent selection OF aigrettes for
the hair, decorated with Alaska diamonds,
pearls and French gilt, bandeaus of plain gilt,
many other adornnents especially intended for
the couture, which now forms such an impor-
tant part OF ladies wardrobe.
DE-. LOCKWOOD ARREsTRD.-Dr. Lockwood
was this morning arrested on a warrant issued
ON complaint of q persons, mostly men doing
business in the neighborhood OF Union League
Hall, charging him with keeping a dsorderly
house. 1t seems that there is an organic tion of
colored people, calling themselves "Good Sa-
maritans," who meet there on every Thursday
night, and that the premises Of most of the
persons doing business in that vicinity are in
yaded during the time the meeting is in progre. s
by persons who commit nuisances OF the most
offensive character. DIR. Lockwood appeare a
this morning at the police court to answer and
the case was postponed until Thursday next.
WASHINGTON CANAL AND WATER PowER
CoMPANY-The subcommittee OF the Senate
who have the matter in hand, are considering
the improvements proposed by the above named
company, and on Friday next, it is believed,
will be prepared to report either favorably or
unfavorably on the bill before them, which con-
templates the conversion of the Washington
canal into q receptacle for the sewers of the
city, the opening of the same for navigation, and
the erection Of 70 water powers along its bank.
The HACKMEN.-Sergeant Boteler in charge
OF the hack stands in this city, states that TIL
STAR reporter was misinformed as to the hack
men on the stand at the corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 9Th street on Saturday last. He
states that he was present from IL O'Clock m
until o'clock p. IN. ON that day, and every
hackman had the numbers and cards displayed
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