Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-26
Transfers Of Real Estate.


The following transfers Of real estate have
been filed since our last report in the office of
the Recorder of Deeds:
sub. ~, square 1888; 500. Shuster and Clayett,
trustees, to Washington Hospital for Found
lings, subs. "a to 81, square 205; s.. G.
$500. W. A. Roach, trustee to John Collins.
sub. 2, square $50; 1856. s. H. Howell to
James Smiley, lot r and part lot Q, square 1853;
square 42i w. b. WEBB trustee sG to f.
Devlin, part lot and 5, square 457; $3.50. A.
Hyde, trustee to w. w. CorcOran, part lot 4,
square 1876; 81 ,704.
April I9.-Coumbia College, to W. B. Lane,
sub 6, square 1874; $3.50. Same, to j. H. Cava-
naugb, same property; s.. j. l.. Roberts, to
q. NJ. LanckstOn, parts 90 and 81, square CPS;
Normen:, to LancktOn, parts IA and Is, square
53s; s6,eOO.
April 2O.-A. Krautler, to NJ. Al:schuh. part
8, square 49, 50, go. Julia English. to A. ID.
5. Chapman, to j. f. Tug, sub. 81. square 36i;
SIG eco. j. w. McKein and A. H. Rice, to G..
of saqa ia st w9ss OF Fn1 $685.
utors, part IL, square A7; S4S, 900. G. p. Har-
mon, trustee, to A. Stuart, lot 6, square 40;
5000. J: III barrow, to j. S. Bigelow, sub. li5,
April 22-w. P; Thompson to T. Brosnan,
Mary v. Withers, part lots and 2, square 81;
square 1Si; s.. G. Schott, trustee, ct al to
James G. Kennedy, all of square S32; g, coo
Jeremiah O'Connell to NJ. O'Connell, part lots
Catharine Madison, west half of lot %, square
5G9; 6. Holden and Barr, trustees, to l.. 5.
Thompson, lots 16 to 10, square I'LL; 500. Thos.
so to hi part l9s
son, part lot 2, square COL; 81 400. A. T. Brice
to J: H. johnson, lot B, square 152; sA5. Jas.
Fraser, Jr., to J: D; McPherson, lots 1 and 8,
April 23.--F. e. Philpit to NJ. French, part lot
3. square 40; 81 900. +. P. Morgan to Walter
Stewart, part lot 16, square Is; s.. VIM. B.
Hamill, lot 8. square 162; % $50. Isaac Pearson
to Margaret s. Hough, part lot IL, square 1si;
1850.
GEORGETOWN TRANSFERS.
f. M. L. Boucher to G. Segerson, part lots SO
and 81, Old GeorgetOwn; $500. T. A. New
man ct al, trustees, to w. Q. Lipscomb, In trust
Tor trustees 9 OF N. r Church, Of Georgetown,
Z. Lipscomb and others to Th0e A. Newman
ct al, trustees, lot on Congress street; g..
B; N: Plumb to B. H. Warner, part lot %, Bealls
part lot q, Bealls addition: 1880. j. ID.
Myers ct al. to j. W. p. Myers, part Of the
Slip" =. Rs: T. Cissell and M. v. Buck
ton; 81, 600. G. Dodge ct al. to w. A. Gordon,
Rartof Evermay, BeaIl's addition; $50. 3. II.
Warner to =. w. Jones, part lot q, Bealls first
addition; $1,000
COUNTY TRANSFERS.
Susan b. Sheriff to Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company, 2 1-5 acres of land in county;
nan :. Incline IN sheriff to same, ~ acres; s.l5
road, 81 ,4s2. Theodore A. Curtis, trustee, to
Thomas Seabrook, 2 1870 acres next Scagg's
33-1oO acres contiguous to Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad; 81 $50. Eliza T. Barry to Pris-
ella Mansel, part of lot 2, SUBDIVISION of Belle
vue, Is acres; s1.125. Priscilla ManSell to Eliza
1. Barry, same lot; -. David l.. Shoemaker
TO Charles T. Edmonston, let of ground near
Little Falls, Potomac river, containing acres;
siO,26l. Albert Thompson to Thos. e. Wheeler,
Falls; $4,000. VIM. T.. Edmonston, trustee, to
Enoch TOtten, part of two tracts called "Mouut
Pleasant" and "Smith's Vacancy" containing
Young. part Of tract called "Friendship;" sl2O
Howard University to Henry Norris, lot 6, block
20, EfnRham Place; S1s7. Samuel q. Pomeroy
to John A Green, lot 10, section 8, Barry Farm
800 Mahlon Buchanan to James G.. David
son, lot 2, Morris division, near Tennailytown;
$40. Frederick G. Philpi, to Michael French,
lot l92, Prather's subdivision Mount Pleasant;
=. Pomeroy ct al. to 1. j. Pindell, lot 10,
section 2, Barry Farm; -. 80
TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
Delaware Msdseil 70 commence putting down
tol street, between and nGrtheast, and H. j
Mclaughlin to set curb on H street north,
%as to 81 msHs STR e a.: contract
King to lay sewers On 18th street from Boundarv
to NJ streets. John Chapman has been directed
TO ON the Ss side Of S
SALE OF A RAILRoAD-The old Annapolis
and Elkridge railroad. extending from An
napolis to Annapolis Junction, yesterday
changed hands, the Baltimore and Drum Point
railroad becoming the purchaser. Mr.. Joshua
Brown, the president, IL succeeded by Jldge
Daniel Il. Msgruder. Of Calvert county, Md.
TEE EAsTHRH MARKEr.--The new market
building IN East Warrington il rapidly approach
ing completion. The contractor (Mf. Wingate)
nae the wall up ready fos the joisf on that por-
ton which 10 to - two stories high. and the
wing 10 ready for the roof. - 10 =
In coNrRoTIoH with their large sale OF house-
hold furniture In front of their auction ro,yns
tomorrow, MesRs. LAttmer q Cloary VIII also
sell . fine assortment Of clothing: Slso ahont
thirty magnolias grandihorsgf fom Norfoif. VA.
the last to be sold this seasOn. -
ALASKA DIAMONDS. set In gold; fine French
Gilt, with gold wirea. received at Prigps dew.
elry Store, No. 41 Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween 4 and 9Th SITS.