Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-08

civIlity.
Constable Maryman testified that in April he
served seven days notice on McAuliffe, issued
by Martin on complaint of Bigelow as agent of
Corners. On the 2Sth of April Martin handed
MN MN writ OF restitution. Bigelow went with
him to serve the writ. He further corroborated
the testimony of Bigelow, and said that he acted
strictly according to law.
Real Estate Transfers.
~, Inc arc, following transfers Of real estate have
been flled in the office of the Recorder of Deeds
July .e-L; B: Parker to p. 4. Brisco. part lot 4,
S t. B.
part lot ls, square S67, sl,4oO..
i, 1Sy S:e % BGeninger, to NJ b. PRINCE, part lot
g. sGo gssshS aq g
T. square as $500 B. Crafty g L. smith, kfh subs sas
fsss M e s5ashtou and Moore.
Wi:%s sarah H"yss north Ssl} square re-
b. B"EnfSn' so6, ,99are sti, go; Handy
e.! ct sos a s5ga e
o B. f TrycI b to Tami sss sub s1b.
Sto SO, square So2, $500; W. Thompson to K s.
70 Ss o. s snb 1 ss go LaSsigsr
kst fer 70 g NJ; Wieks, wet half SQUARE IA,
square, 40 Ss25 b Jones, trustee, ef a p to L.
Hayden; subs aud Z, square 289, S12 $50; a. t.
lot IS, square $50, 500; NJ. johnson to W. D. Jones,
yohG Clark ct al TO F A. Cla1 iionx, lot and west
ard part square P; AnS e b Chs w
SIS AID n g and nd M Ms Gf;s
ansIe to % Tda o. Gi9MTs RSrts and s
Mclean, sub 30, square $50, $500; Mary Z. Mann
rs ss W to aga is', ad 1 iae IL s.
s@ @Sare 81 T.b PsTs Ct p II Clay part
TO- J y BUTeh wet part il square 81, -; AIDE,
100, SlS,5oO Ann Scott to same, lot 9, do. sI4,5oO
GEokGErowN TRANSFERS.
Beatty az ad sHa pss5s sasasns
Feds bsGT% C e g. Lamb t. 70 E part 60 The
ton Fish Wharf and Essex's properly, slCOo; T.
Lawry to Chloe A. Fields part il, Holmssds, ssis.
il Kervan Sqf to s.1 1SA 4
to sDf % psGs H2 Xs s Make
dsn f H Plumb . HSes Rms.
2 and 2, Mount Pleasant, SIS ass; John Ref to W.
q 4,1 BART. e. 3
Mite Mite; Ss;25e Howard University to Jackson,
Wet S?ss u smith, I'll sss
Hill, 81 800; O. O. Carutners TO Mary fountain.
cs and hP oiSs IsUfDat Kat.
Hayes W ssst IN and s19nfos s1 ssS w
Young, lot 6, II. PLEASANT. sse9 81 % sais tr to
south end of the n.yy:ys;d bridge. $1,000 ana near
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fo.-
lows, since our last report:-waIlac Chapman,
two-story frame, South Carolina avenue, be,
tween 18th and 18th streets southeast; +. Fra
fro atra 49,
and w northwest; III. j. Bright, two-story and
mansardroof brick, corner Of 8th and B streets
southeast; j. II. Byram, three-story brick, East
Capitol street, between Sd and 4th do Mrs.
McKeon, do. back building, nth between r
and northwest; VIM. Mulhall, twosstory frame
cor 18th and Nj northwest; G. Shaefer and
Bolch, three story brick, 18th, between Massa-
chusetts avenue and NJ street northwest; John
Mum, two-story frame, P street. between 9Th
and lth northwest; Susannah Judd, do. brick
4th, between g and III, northwest; John Just
do. do, X, between Atm and 9Th northwest.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DRowNISG.-About
8 clock last night a bookbinder named Henry
hyde, living IN the northwestern portion of the
city, attempted to commit suicide by drowning
himself near the burnt bridge, Eastern branch.
lie was observed while in the act of wading out
into deep water by two citizens named James
s. and Thomas Cissel, who obtained a boat and
TOOK him out of the water just in time to save
MS life. Late last night they took him to the
eighth precinct station house where he was
cared for during the night, and this morning ne
was turned over TO his friends. He is an elder
ly man, and has been drinking quite freely of
late, which, together with domestic troubles.
caused him TO make the attempt.
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The WILL of the late Richard Petit of
Georgetown, bequeathing his property to his
children and grandchildren, hes been filed.
To the provincial of the MARYLAND Prov
NEE "i fhe Society OF Jesus, and TO the pastor
OF y georgetown, he bequeaths
500 each masses TO be said tor the reposs Of
his soul. He names Drs. Joshua A. and Lewis
a. Richie his executors.
Letters of administration on the estates of
Chas. Robinson, Patrick Hickey, John Brady,
Clinton l.. Little and W. p. Paul have be n
issued.
'---- 'r THANKS The Washington
Schue;zsn ! 49, Il thanks its many friends for
their Mid and energetic efforts In saving the
shooting gallery from fire last night. Toths
fire department for its promptness, and to
Charles Hurdle, esq, especially, they return
their best thanks, and are glad TO say to a gen.
erous public that the damage was trivial and
that MIR. q. RUPERT has not been injured.
3. WOLF, President.
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A Boy DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-About
$50 O'Clock last evening, a colored boy named
Henry Clinket, whose parents live at the corner
OF 18th and ID streets, was drowned in the Poto-
mac river at 17th- street wharf while bathing
The body was recovered by Officer Ritter and
taken to the 4th precinct station. The coroner