Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21
SNYDER, the Burglar.
HE Is RELEASED BY ORDER OF CHAs.
FISHER.

HE Is RELEASED BY ORDER OF CHAs. G.
FISHER.
terday afternoon of Edward Schneider, VINO
broke into and robbed the dry goods store of
the MessTs. Perry, at the corner OF Pennsyl-
vaDia avenue and 9th street, in June last, of
silks valued at some 80, 600, is the subject Of
considerable comment to-day. Schneider
was committed for hearing by Judge Smell,
on the 18th of July last. but as the witnesses
in the case went before the grand Jury where
a presentment was pending, the attorney at
the Police Court has never called up the
in Jail up to yesterday, when he was
released on bonds by the clerk of the court,
and. il is believed, left the city al once. on
court, he produced the following as his au-
thOrity:
CDce Z. & Attorney for District OF Colunbia,l
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1875.
Mr.. LetgUCn-It will be satisfactory to
this office 10 take bail in the sum of 5000
for T.. Schneider, charged with grand la rceny,
and now committed from the Police Court
TO await further hearing. Very truly,
CaAs: G. FISHER,
Assistant .. s. Attorney, ID. C.
soon afterwards the prisoner appeared
went his surety in the sum named.
Judge Fisher, father OF the assistant attor-
ney, 1t is stated, knew nothing Of the trans
action until il was all over.
In the Police Court this morning, after the
routine business YVES over, Mr.. Darlington
stated tt3t. unknown 70 him, the bonds were
T
beng liked for hearing to-day, he would
ask hat the case be called. aud il Defendant
failed 10 answer he would ask that the bonds
be fOIfeI I'd. and ne would at once institute
proceedings 70 this end. The court so direct
Ell, AID neither defendant nor his hOndSjual
answered 10 The call. Mr. CarTiBgton stated
tnat bis object in acting promptly was 30
that the defendant ight be caught again
ne-Ofc he could make his escape from the
jurisdiction OF the court. The bonds were
declared forfeited. Toe facilities offered for
Sh n mn
criminal courts OF late is a subject of COM
mon talk. and the belief is generally enter
tanned that there is screw loose some
w ere.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Th following
transfers have been lied in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds e. Hanly TO Ida N
SLAMS bury, all right In subs and X. square
4g2; =, Ellen S. Cromwell to NJ, NJ. Rphrer.
SUB. q; square 3oI; S2.liS e. Prospect 10
James Edwards, lot =, square 9G3; = 600.
Nancy McFee to l.. Hixson, part lot -,
square GO; =. L. -. Wise 10 John II. Oar
rell. sVb. p, square 2OG; S3,195. J. II. Murphy
10 Dunn and Pagan, part lot !. square 81;
81 900. J. T Armes to J. II. Brooks, lot b,
square 2e3; $500. Catherine Il. Tonnet TO
ftjer llnllr, part lot Is, square 2GJ: $50.
Jane ODwyer 70 John Fitznorris, sub. Z,
square 420i Sl,235. f. Taylor to Columbia
Hospital FOR Women. =, square %; @2j. 900.
Julia I;eiSi4ser TO j: W. Burns, in trust,
subs. b and and north part D, square $50;
-: f. kingman to Mary L. Dickinson,
Iift !ojs :, 50, 81 and 81, square 2ii; 800 L.
thtppelt 10 James I. Nailey, sub. 60. square
$50 $500. j. n. Whitney ct al. to Mary r
Lewis, sub. 100. square DOS. $500. c. Cat
teIth to b. III. Warner, SUD. Is, square Z06;
500. Wm: Kennedy 10 John COsgrove, sub.
-. square $50; Ss25. Joseph Jockey TO f.
widows. sub. p, square 3O6 $4,000. T.. b.
Allen to w. MCCOIub, sub. B, square 2J7:
Sl,jOl. :. +. RyneX to +. a. Gee, sub
u, square 5i; 1900. A. J. HuntOn To
VIM. Brown, west half lot p, square 200: -.
W. II. Adams TO l.. w. Richie, undivided
tenth part of square 1Jl $3.50. j. =. Hanna.
%; 300 Il j. CLARK to Ida Vi. G. Wood,
suns. y and {, square 81; --. c. y. Buckley
ct al. 10 Ann Smith, lot Is, square -; ,2I5.
Ann Smith 10 r. T.. Alexander. same prop
erty; S9.9. Z. a. Mattun 10 f.. 4. Schmidt
pant /, square i19; $500. Schmidt to
Martha =. Mattun, part /, square 4l9. and
sub. -. square ~; - 800. John ID. Nauck to
$1,000 James Fraser to w. y. Hartman
sub. p. square sec; -. y. II. Warner To F.
COttrell. part \, square 30 $500. Grace
Negl6y 10 George y. ArmeS lots / and 2
square lll4; $500. Caroline Williams To
Grace Negley, same property; - 900. Moses
Kelly 10 Maria Robbins. sub. SIS. square $40:
$1,000 q. +. Gulick To r. Hodges. parts )
and q, square I9S; II 800. District of Column
bia 10 r, A. Boswell, part l, square l9i; -.
so: $1,000. Mary F. Lewis to Maggie f.
PlulnIey, sub 70, square 1925 1880.
THE CONDITION OF Mr.. ROBERT II. Ora
HA&-DT. A. Y. Il. Garnet, the physician Of
Nh. Robert Ii. Granam, whose illness has
been announced in the city papers, desires it
stated that he has not pronounced Mr.. Ora
hams condition hopeless. While regarding
his illness aS serious. he is not prepared to
say that he has no hone of his patient,S ra-