Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27
Transfers OF Real Estate

L. Cbapleil to NJ. Kelly, SUB. - and %.
square ~, S2."o1 Same To same, SUB. 10,
Eli =. BiackWCOl. sub. 81. square 80: 200.
B,ackwuOd To :. BeaIi, same property. SIIE3.
Clark x Gaiiigan TO James Martin ami II. ..
POlkiThOru, i'm trust. -. square p; - 800.
Mary F.. Lewis 10 q. II. MiI5urr. subs. 90 anI
81, square 1.O26; IS coo. sub. 81. do; - ,4Gp.
square 'lt, l,1co L. A. Curtis TO II. II. Wat
son. part :. square 6SG; sos. w. NJ ShuSter
Fl Al. trustees. to Mary j. Yates. lots y and
h. square 5-3: 50 400. 4. SHARP l.. s. Mar
shall. to W. T.. Clark. lots =, 10 and y, and
part ]. square -, -2.+&j. Jas. Towles. truS-
tee, 10 Il. Buckley. east halfl7 square 81:
s.. +. Roberts to a. Tombs, part 10,
square 42i; = Geo. +. Schmidt, trustee, 10
Julius Leins and Henry KoOns, trustees, lots
luard II. ana part ., square ops; - SEQ. T..
NJ. Hail TO the Capitol. North % street and
South Washington railroad, lot 5, square So:
$1,000. w. q. Force 10 same, same property:
SIZE +. r. Alexander to IsObella Kiddie
sub. {. square ef3; $50. Commissioners Of the
freeCmans Saving and Trust Company
10 q. +. MUth. part l.. square 4o3: >2G51.
X. White 10 w. II. Moore, sub. II, square az.
5000. :. NJ. NayiOr ct al, To W.
j. a. +. Joachim TO NJ. Joachim. PARTS q
ard 3, square geo; - 500. w. Tyler to NJ.
Clarke, part J, square y; S12o0. Mary b
ArInes 10 Josiah o. ArmeS, sub. ID, square
%; = eco. II. +. Hall to Jane Rrauham, sub.
.. sGTdTe west of SOS. $50. W. W. DUNCAN 10
james BaTwOod, subs; J, ,: aud 1, square
u. ".
Waters, south part OF 1, square III; II coo.
Reese. executor, 10 c. a. Reide, lots 81 ana
80, square t6g, S1,C5c. L. a. Newman, trustee,
10 a Hart, SUP. 10, square $50; -. @. +.
GUiick TO J +: Stewart, sub. II, square 7g1;
SIS. ]. 4. Rice, trustee, to Cora RELY, part
3:square north OF 81; -. Sarah W. Dunn 20
W II. Barton, -, square Isl; IS 900. NJ. W.
Gait Ct al 20 II. 4. Willard, -, square 500:
SLIP. J. {. Brent TO Joseph BOylen, part %.
square $50, -. G. r. MlbUrn to & H.
Howell, sub. 50, square 1925; - 400. Sisters OF
the Visitation to the District OF Columbia,
-, square iG2; --. Mary Ann Desby to
same, same property; -. John Holroyd 10
W. c. kenealy part Is, quare 5Sj; $50. John
Hughes to Andrew O'Neill. sub. -, SQUARE
g; $3.50. @. ". Cissell TO Celenie n. y. Male
zieu&, parts /, 2, and p, square TO, Si0,CJG.
THE PROPOSED REUNION Or THE MIIT-
TAKI OF OLD TIMEs.-The proposition FOR "A
reunion OF the survivors of the Old time mil
liaTy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which were in
existence before the war of the rebelliOn-by
an excursion next month. meets with favor
and already over a hundred have signifed
their intention 10 participate. Among them
are some who date their original enlistment
BACK 10 le35- II is proposed 10 give this ey-
cUrSlOn on the l2tn OF August, the boat to
leave AT O'Clock p. m. and proceed down
The river and return about midnight without
making any ianulDg-aS was the popular
mOCe prior To the war. Such an amount has
already been raised as will make success
certain. bat, as 10 is proposed that any sur
snail he handed to the Washington Nat .OnaI
monument, ii is hoped that not one of the
old-tIme ''sOser boys" will fail 10 unite i'm
this reunion. Mr.. r. l.. Harvey is the active
party IN this matter, and the list is headed
BY General Bacon. who commanded the Ma
nonal Blues and Grays, and was the briga-
der general OF the District OF Columbia uni
formed militia.