Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
kenl Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate have
been fled in the office Of the Recorder of Deeds
November no. Thom.. to Henry Hurt, ,ues Ito
and III square ISIS 40; J. T. Pike @. " Stick
f Psi 'So' 10 Ssn Il fn,ia' p.4t
i4,-qusre 5l2, si5e; i,ss Ksy 20 Ps,tit Dr,pss,
Psss to fh s se sur 49, 90 S
J. 5. EadIrman t. Catherine Frswiey, part ls,
LouE suns q and "a, square lSi, $40 500 a. h.
:, Noysmber Il e. H. Armes to Mary A. Beard, lot
2, s9nsre I,I,;T Lambert, trustee, 20 J
smyth to o NichIas, part I6, square 55I. 81 zoo;
D. Wise to j. Ensor, part u. square $50, sI,so1;
Square $50 ls to ID
!, sanare s92, si,lis; Abel to a Amido3, Ia
l65, J. Abel 70 8: a Dalton Ct al. subs. 10
November Is-F s Lamscn 10 A. sh.rp, sub.
lo2 a west s, bali ioi; s9aaTe 20, $500. w 2
$ 900; Maggie ., H. Plumley to D. Curtin, part 5,
N, yember III; c PlumIey to B. R. plumlsy,
part q, square l,OH, 50 $50; L: Hessler to Rudolph
10 Helen Rsr n psl s gs%es Collins
Ncvember isIA L. Barber, trustee ; ' to A. Lang
f SssiIh. Il "a 2, PDd ? SSSs5S sS
a. is q ssns, south part 49, ,aaars s2.
SQUARE go $500 " Rssrs te e. 'T Rtan part Is
~ sous re 10, $3.50; J NJ LansstoR to h. Lpbsiger,
b. ton sub 20 square S3S nI B9pt TO- a 20
%
Sevs@bsr IL -wsr t.2stee, to = N. knew
b.th Wsiter,-isqqsre s47, $50; W. stickney,
81 ss1tS %oa s o:ss ana M cart
par TO- sguaTe sos and part square Si9, 81 00J;
teSFh sh fss IL r Ss 2
g square s67 $3.50 G. >; wsllach, trustee. to O.
sssWt tor to Favor, Sub &c. sSaa Fs9Ees sga
Up 9 sna d,e t. W. Williams, sub. Ii p IS,
square sI2 81 coo; J T. Ford to United States lot
I. and parts and IL, square ST. $1,000; c. H
saC white to GofnsPSs sse s,p sns 2
November lS~Rcse E. King TO C. H. Walters,
Nc noids, Sub s. sausre 80 800; g. Thorn,
shres gar Gardn Ss SUB ana sau iS
s6, s 500; Rebecca Goldman to Andres WyIie, ali
f Han Tg9 Ga! in Ti9 a .s and g
SQUARE GIG, $3.50; q. A. McEutn to the vestry Of St
sa5c5 II Scott to sarah Jane 6Bri er. p st5
d sqDsts Scott 10 JONI 9Ryfn Jd to pdT
Iot1 -, square go S4oo A Jordan to G. G. viii
November 2O-W. Thomas to W. L. Clark, lot IL,
ss9 mms 81 81, 81 e. LipSiIle to Martha
Jarvis, west half is, square 1905, sos: john LSc
ger T. James Small, part %, square 1885, 81 800 G.
square north Of SIS, s. sas Jscsson to ana Isa. .,
Gross, part Il: square 7s4, 8 1859.
part a. N Cate to Z Ellen fHF oeh
subs Il and %, square 935, 2eOj; Church L Howell
to VI F. Rsanep part tfo ss SQUARE o. =
s4r5oJ; Il N Wadswortb to II v. Holsson, s1bs ,
ard 4.qusre "a, 40; II, W. Clark to P. A. Gas
sidy, part /, square 80, S253.
DISTRICT CASE IN THE L. S. SUPREME
CoUBT.-ln the L. S. Supreme Court Yesterday
the case of the board of public works of Viz
ginia, appellants. VS.. Columbian College, of
this District, ct al, came up. In error to the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion of the
courA affirming the decree of the said Supreme
Courrh this cause with cost. Mr.. Justice
Clihors ANNOUNCED to the bar that the court will
adjourn over from Wednesday Of this week
until Monday next.
RECEPTION OF A pastoral large gathering
assembled at the E-street Baptist church last
night to formerly receive Rev. j. H Appleton
their new pastor, and to cordially welcome him
in their midst. The welcome address was made
by Judge Ferenald. Rev. DIR. Cuthb bert of the
l3th-street church; DR.. Parker, of Calvary
and Mr.. IngerSOll, of the Navy-Yard church
also made addresses. sumptUOus repast was
served and enjoyed by those present.
PUBLIC IsIPROvRMENTs.-The superntend-
ent of streets has been directed by the Board of
Public Works to have plank fOotway laid at
the intersection of and 18th streets north west
Also. TO remove the pump at the corner of 10Th
and NJ streets, and have the well filled mp. The
superintendent of county roads has been di-
Tected TO make the necessary repairs on Bunker
HUI road, between Mid1leton's gate and the
railroad.
THE AMALGAMATKD HOUSE CARPENTERS
AND JOINRFs last night passed a vote of thanks
to the president. J. r. WhitemOre for services
in opening the Baltimore branch, and Mr. j. c.
wilson, secretary OF the executive committee,
stationed at New York, was nominated as the
branch candidate for general councilman to
represent the American district in the General
Council at Manchester, England.
PERMIssIoN WAS GRANTED by the Board of
Public Works, to-day, to Mr.. Edmund l.. Du-
Barry, superintendent of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, TO continue the use of the
frame buildings on Maryland avenue, between
5tb and 10th streets southwest, for the freight
house and stock pens for loading and unloading
cattle until otherwise ordered by the board or
other competent authority.
TIE STREET CLEANING CoNrRAcrs-Bids
were opened at the rooms of the Board OF Pub
presence of the bidders for sweeping and
cleaning the streets OF the District but no
awards can he made until they are scheduled,
which VIII be done in the course of few days.
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT, Jaiys Ha,ArtIVv -T7-lay
Rdgway agt Hammond ct al verdict for defend
ants. Robinson ct al. agt. Moore Island Paving
c. mTany verdict Tor plaintiff Brooks agt. Walker
et ali on Trial.
SPECIAL TERM, lutte Hal9pireyS. To-day,
several orGers were made in bankruptcy cases In
the following equity cases: Crandell agt Washing
deliver certain otes to the Mners' Trust and SAT-
Deposit company. Fries asst. Fries; order extend
ing time f0r plaintiff to paw. Humes agt. Hume;
decree final ratification ~ trustees sale Re Bar
hour and Hamilton agt. Van Hook; order pro con
fessO aet. defendants.
PROBATE COURT, lutte OHn-To-day, the
last will Of George Wilmdth, U. 5. y :, WAS fully
proven al admitted to probate, and A. r. Thomp-
son qualihed az executor; bond $500. The ws,lJw
OF the late Robert W. Adds renOuncei her right to
administer, and ohm Patch qualified; bond S2.OJ)
/ g. Addison was appointed administrator Of D. ID
Addison. Moses FOsky was appointed guardian of
children Of Mary Ann Fosky; bond 81 900.
POLICE COZ RT, JUfgs SHsI - To-day, Chas
Hurley, profanity; forfeited collateral p strick
Tay Tor, do; fned S.. Daniel Smith and Franz
Brown, do; do. Blanche Davis aud Annie Pumph.
rey arrested for the larceny Of a bottle of manner
sauce, were arraigued for vagranoy, and committei
to the wOrkhOuse for % days. George Campbell ami
james ever, fa ing TO maintain distance betw scr
carts; S. each, JAues MahOney, assault and bat
terry ON Peter Adler; SlJJ or six months in jaiI
TIE BOARDING HOUSE BEATS"
frank W God alias SeryOss, and Charles a. WO9d
two OF the party recently arrested By the detect
Tor beating boarding houses, were arraiZned f,r
petty larceny, and pleading guilty sentenced t.
six months in Jail.
q COMMERCIAL AGENT FINED.
Joseph Campbell, carving ON the business Of
commercial agent without license; fined S2J5
ONE CENT ROBBERY.
Thomas " illiam5 and jenny Cant, two colOred
nie n, were charged with assault and battery OU
JOseIh Robinson. The latter testified tina: hs BE-
came acquainted with the nArfies in IatI. that nm