Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-02

do, ssoo Howard University to VIM, z.
Matthews: sub b, BARRIERS subdivision of Eff
Snsha% Place Ia, ,c - COO; j. B Wright to D.
son to Y. .. King, cub. l and south half sub. 80,
block 3, Pleasant Plains, Sl,sp; JIG seph
Prather to William Hutchinson. sub. Us,
Alfrt Wray, executor, to Abigail ID. Shoems-
maker, acres Of estate of Elizabeth Butler,
s599; Anthony HYDE, trustee, to Elizabeth Hay
zen, lot ., widows Mite" $50; Anthony
HYDE, trustee, TO james Du Bots, lot 4, do 1915.
j. b. Wright To Mary f. Riggs, lot in Mount
Pleasant, $500; A. i. Barber to James b.
johnson, lot Is and north half 10, block I, Ell
fngham place, S2,475; Mcpherson & Phillips,
trustees, to Catherine p. French, part Pretty
Prospect, lbs acre., SIS OOO5 Il. Tobriuer to .Jer
emiah q. Matlock, lot IS, part of Mount Pleas
subs. - ami IA, block 4, University subdivision
of Efngham place, s.; j. Slick to F. C. Luz
genbeel, ] acre of Mount Airy, near TenalIy-
town, $780, Caroline f. Bond and W. HI. Farqa-
har. trustees, to John b. Bloss, lot o. Pleasant
Plains, S2,ss5; f. NJ. Hewlett to Virginia s.
douglas, 10: IA, section 8, Barry farm, 81 zoo;
2. Douglas to T.. M. Hewlett, same, 81 ,6OO
+. Wheatley TO W. G. Hazel 81 acres Grass
land" $500; Thomas jenkins to Nelson Rob.
iDson, acres, 500; X. s. Cox to j. H. Small
and j. H. Berry, lot on boundary OF Georgetown
- 500; Joseph Prather to Mathew H. Tenlon
subs. 1t4 to 1876 of Mount Pleasant s.. $50: W
l.. Nanderlip t. Henry Thomas, lot /, block 6,
Ehngham place, 125; Joseph Prather to L.
A. Mitchell. sub. les. Mount Pleasant, 81 200:
Howard universe to q. III. Baxter, lots 8 aud
4, block 2, Ethngham place, 81 ,i25; j. Wright
10 George Boulin, south half lot 34 Pleasant
plains, 81 500; G. s Boutwell, to Thos. Galligan.
lot 20, sub. do, S137i62; Pomeroy ct al. to j.
b. Tsylor, lots 81, 81 and 81, section 5, Barry
farm, siIs.
FREBDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
This bank open to receive deposits this even
ing, (ThuIsday, January 2, 1sI2) Interest at
the rate OF per cent.
WHITBY and French jet and gilt earrings AMI
elegant ornaments for the hair received at
frie9's jewelry store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between 4 y and 9Th streets
THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneU-To-day AGNES
Carter, petit larceny of siverware and other
articles OF value; three months in Jail. Thomas
Williams and Fluke Wilmington, two OF the
night; three months in Jail each. PatriA Mul
10y, marine, assault on officer HinkIe and re-
sisting him while attempting to arrest him;
saut and battery on Charles Smith $40 and
costs John Williams and David Nc Gov
charged with stealing six partridges worth
80. MCCOY pleaded guilty and Williams not
string holding them, and the latter caught them
while falling; thirty days in Jail each. Thomas
Butler, colored, larceny Of a cooking stove;
thirty days In jail Phillip johnson, threats OF
personal violence to Harrison Davis; 400 bond
TO keep the peace. VIM. Thompson, charged
with vagraney, was sent to the wOrkhouse for
ninety udIS
HARD swRARER.
Daniel Hill, q marine, was arraigned on the
charge OF using profane language. Officer Me-
htnBa testified that he came 10 the station
house last night for lodgings, with another man.
and was told by the keeper, Mr.. Marden, that
the eells were full, and that thev would have to
90 elsewhere, whereupon Hill called him very
marc names, and used the worst kind of oaths,
at the same time made towards Marden i'm a
threatening attitude. The officers present took
MIN In tow, when he showed fight and hard
scuhie ensued. After much difficulty he was
ironed and locked up. This is the same man
who broke up all the furniture and benches i'm
which he was sent TO Jail three months. When
the officer concluded his testimony Hill opened
Ills batteries on him from the dock and cursed
the policeman, judge and court i'm heaps The
Judge committed him 10 Jail is hours and fined
him so.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charies Rogers, colored, charged with dis
,ur bling religious congregation by cursing:
SO, or thirty days in jail. Robert Carter, col
ored, fast driving; $50. Henry Tippett and
Henry Garfield, two soldiers, charged with dis
turbing the performance at Metropolitan Hall:
20 each. George Davis, a little white boy,
charged with being An incorrigible and idle boy
sent to the reform school. George is eight
years old, he says, and has no father or mother;
he don't know where he came from only that
his brother brought him here some wear or two
ago and left him to shit for himself He ia a
bright FELLOW. and if properly treated will make
. smart man. Thomas Honesty, charged with
carrying razor; $50.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Contradictory. j.
orphans court; verdict sustaining will. Kirk
agt. Parkhill; verdict for plaintiff. Lingard
agt. SpauldiDg; do. Callagan agt. Isemon; on
trial. y"