Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09
Condensed Locals.

Robert Beall sends rs Harper, Weekly for
April s.
Don't forget that the Philharmonic sing at
the last grand reception Of the Y. N G. A., to-
morrow, Friday evening.
Mrs, scrivener, who FEN out of a window on
street, ana broke both her arms, was taken to
the Coiumois Hospital for Women, not to Proyi-
dence hospital
The q. s. s. wyoming, Commander VIM. b.
Eusning, arrived at the navy yard yesterday.
IL H understood that she viii 20 out of commits
non, and undergo extensive repairs ct the yard.
Mr.. W. Archibald Fletcher, q respected citi-
zen. died At his residence, on 9th street south
west, yesterday. During the administration of
sixth ward.
Alfred Chinn has BY Mr. Riddle entered suit
against the District of Columbia for $40,
claimed to be due for services a. a member of
No. company of the District Fire Depart
ment-
Prof. John VI. Lsngston has accepted inyi-
tatiOns to deliver eulOgies of Mr.. Summer at
memorial meetings to be held by the colored
people Of Kicnmond and Petersburg, on the
From W. G.. MetzerOtt & Co., we have the
following new music: "The Song My Darling
Sung" words by Florence L. Carter, music BY
Harrison Millard; "The Wild Hunt, by julius
T.. Muller.
The entertainment for the benefit of st.
MArks Episcopal Church, on Capitol hill at
Wizards hall on Saturday night will consist of
tableaEx and dramatic performances and
music by the Marine band.
HE meeting OF the friends and opponents of
the Lawrence and Monroe bills relative to the
sale OF liquors in the District of Columbia, with
the subcommittee OF the House District Com
mittee, which was set down for toll morrow has
been postponed until Saturday at 10 80 a. m.
DIR. John 5. McLain, late house surgeon OF
Providence hospital, has received an appoint
ment as acting assistant surgeon in the army,
and has been assigned to duty at Fort Leayen-
worth, Kansas. The doctor leaves for his post
IN few days.
OF Anna y. Lowry, bequeathing her estate to
her children, has been fled. Letters OF admin
istratiOn on the estate OF VIM. Moran, late of
Georgetown, have been issued 30 the widow as
also letters of guardianship to the children.
REAL ESTATE TRANsYERs-J. p. Gaui ct
500; o. ID. Barrett, trustee, to Thos. COakley,
part lot 50, square 534, $50; b. III. Warner and
wife to Maria Roberts, part lot Z, square 800,
$500; VIM. Tyler TO Annita III. Mckee. lot Q,
Lees subdivision square 90. 81 800; Dennis
Tealy ct al. to Morell MORGAN, lot I, subdivision
OF square north OF square 242, 50 400; Timothy
$500; Benz F. Brannsn and wife to Joseph n
DuBarry, being square $50, 81 Al; Reginald
Feidsll: trustee, TO Elisb kingmsn, lots 2, p,
- 3, y, 20, 2 ., %, 30, 81, 80, s.. a. 49, So
81, ~, a, a., 49, 81, IS, IS, 80 and CO. Kingman's
subdivision square al, 81; Thos. III. G. Todd to
Matthias Henninger, lot 81, square 643, 5000;
4, 5, 6, and s, part lot Q, square 4, - 900; Wm
U. Phillips and wife to Dennis O'COnnerl, part
Dot 80. McGuire's sub- vision square 624 600;
Geo. W. Israel and others to VIM. Il. Wood
ward, known as the square being in Holmesd's
addition TO Georgetown, bounded by Munroe
and Dunbarton streets and Rock Creek, IS:
VIM. X. woodward and wife TO Henry jackson
lot lC6, subdivision Of square In HOlmes d's adj
dltlon TO Georgetown, bounded by Gay, Mum
roe and DunbSrtOn street and Rock Creek $3.50;
Hugh Downey, trustee, ct al. 10 Hezekiah s.
Bundy, part lot 2, square 7s4, $500; John t.
Ntneberger and wife to John A. Wineberger,
situated in the county, STIT.60; Henry Bat
son snd wife TO Helen BatsOn, part of a tract of
land called Chichester, ," situated in the coun-
ty, on the east side Of the Eastern Branch, 500;
Howard University 20 Charles TAYLOR, lot D.
block Is, Howard University estate, $50; Geo.
W. Stiekney ct al, trustees, TO Henry McIntire,
lot 13. in Callan's sub division OF part square
$50, $40.