Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-29

The following transfers OF real estate have
been sled In the ONCE of the Recorder OF Deeds
os aS isTw Pa,ly ..s Pasips, ;as
to cSshfsins rslbp.t sub s@qs;s rs sioS
part 10, ssusre "a. en-; Chase R9y,to 5; I. Loon!
T., sub 49, SQUARE SS, - Sci L; LOOMS to Rnys,
4: s,icknsy sub: II. sqnsre $50 sio,s6O; s. Bise
s: tS Bg. e. ~.
square $40, ss.T9; W. A. Frey to Barbara S,hnan-
&c psnds ana snS. sna .sS @ 'sada
October "a NJ VIM ct al. TO Charles Bitiin.
john part T. @ So
Bradley to O 4 Hnl'e, west sif B. square SIS, 500
square st $500 RoSiDso nsoH ,rn wsss h 10
BobirsCn, north half II aud south half is, square
a. Willard k suS s1d Hsi is
8 sol; 9 Mathews to A. willige, part Z, square
trustee Issgson ao .1b g. .daafs sss
s2Ico b L: BIsckfsrd, trustee, to Margaret Rady
October 4-G Francis to Roberta oo~Iiug, part
4 square $685. s. 500; g. Psucoast president, to R.
VIM Ct a: to MARY {. AlsIsndsr, sou1S haif 10
81 CRAFTY % John WaIla1e; sub 81 square sa'i
Do e 70 fnRa BsTnss o. aG
south Of 100, s2,45O; 3: II Warner to MARY Y
Lewis sub @, square S6s' s2,aOo; same to J. II
ociobtr aS.J. Russell Barr to Lena s Baldwin,
ID
ker, part 2, .qqsrS 81, si6g;, Thomss and Rsgp,
trustees, TO i: Line, .ub. q, square SIS, S2,s7O;
$500 b a. warner TO Austin tn ' sa@e prSS
erty, s2SOS; John Chew to y. AckeT, IS l and
sgnars 5es' s!h6' r. Bellto A. T. G. Dodge, part s.
Oct Ter Nv, $. Holiday, trustee, to T J Da
LlG5d trustee to s0,t, part IS. square liz, $50;
s. stott to o. Thompson: do, ss25i J y. McPhsr'
I'll aud Ftzhneh. execniGrs, to r. siiey, t {,
square SIS. slOs; Q. d. Willard to L stlIson,
heiIs to schwarzenbocE, part a. sGa sTe 55s, go
! K1lp 70 gsnGie 9; hcE1en, lot "a, square $50,
square 499. and S. square sS3, -; Mason Noble to-
O. B. Pearson ct al. part 8, square I'a, =.
The BOARD OF HEALTH met last evening,
and the health officer submitted a synopsis OF
the reports for the past week, showing null
sances reported, All; abated, 22S; referred, 12S;
So dead animals removed; S,1e5 punches of ash
and 10000 bushels of oysters inspected, and 3I6
punches of fish and 400 bushels of oysters con.
demned; IA animals impounded, and IA redeem
ed. Amount realized from the pound service,
s975. Also, presented a circular, which he
proposes to send to dealers selling meat by the
side or quarter, forbidding them to sell meat I'M
less marked by the inspector ''passed;" referred
TO the sanitary committee. Also, the petition
of neighbors of James Shuguree, residing on
18th street, between Q and II, stating that hi.
dairy Is Kept in good condition, endorsed with
the recommendation that if the stables be
cleaned and disinfected daily he be allowed to
keep his cows at that point; permission wa.
granted. Also, submitted the report of Brad
ley, Keyser & Co.. (OdOrless Excavating com
psnyD for the week ending Saturday last, show
ing total of 631 boxes cleaned by the six
pumps employed communication was re-
ce1ved from Governor Shepherd, transmitting
the report of TuliO $. Verdi, NJ. D., as sanitary
commissioner to Europe, and il was laid over to
be read at the next meeting. Dr. Verdi sub
mitted resolution providing for paying extra
compensation to Inspectors CocIazier and
Sprague for their services during the small pOx
epidemic; referred TO executive session.