Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-17
ReaI Esfste Transfers.

The following trans ferS haveracsatlv been
recorded Ia the ofice or the Recorder OF
Deeds:
John E. Kendall TO Mary Watkins. SUB. 81,
square esst OF 500; $1,000. Is. MiIburn TO
Cornelia Plumley,, part lot 8, SQUARE SIS;
S2,i9O. Warner ct al, trustees, to ID. Weisen-
field, part lot 3, square 2ll; sITT5. 3 Chew
10 h II. Warner. sub. 1871, square POO; a. 800.
Citizens Building Company 70 W. III. Lar
- 3s5. s, and T. Blasden TO Sarah E. Hilton,
SUBS ?, 10, II and 10, square I3s; $3.50. j. y.
Drum moud and Elizabeth Kahlert, parts I,
and 3, square i3i; $50 A Thompson and
John T. Goodrich, south half sub, So, square
gS3; 500. Thos. Belts to Edwin ID. Farm
ham, sub. 80, square 93i; $1,000. +. g. Cate
Ker to Charles T. Davis, part 4, square II,
s1.2oo: Emily Myers ct al, to r. c. Fox,
part K, square 32i; $500. G. I. Davis to
Ciith street, near Circle Andrew Green to
T. w. +. cambridge, sub. II, sou are 335; $500.
c. u. Ledeyer Ell al; TO +. T.; Bauer, part 4,
trustees. tow. II. Pearson, sub 8, square 325;
s1640. James walters TO 0. Thor nton, part
II, square III; e. ii. McIntire to Peter
Barrett to Jefferson b. F. Smith, part sub.
g and III, square 3I3; 8 bowman ct al,
trustees, TO ]. A. Stevenson and j. Harrison
Johnson, lots ana 3, square ass $ 2: Tai,
s25; S2N0. Z. lotion, trustee, TO commits
sioners F. 8. and T. Co, part 81, square 72s;
TO Mason 1 west haf Iot i saSaqs s
s. j. Mason, ct al, to Thomas Mason,
same property; g. A. j. Hunton to
A a o W ESRp snS c. square RI
petit, parts al and ~ square SIS; $500. NJ.
Jones, trustee, to RI ger Jones, sub: l.,
square 252; $4,000. j. 8 E1werds. trustee,
To Michael Shugrue, sub. %, square 329; g 4S.
c. Maisak to 3. j Riley, trustee, parts and
2. square south of 1886; s.. WI McDon-
aid TO NJ. Murphy, lots 10 and IL. square 6S3;
5000. NJ. Murphy, subs. 10 and 10, square
east of 500; 5000. II. Ewing, to Z j. Mid
dleton, sub. II, square 76l; $1,000. r Fen
dali, trustee, TO ID. w. c. Lawrence, part p,
Allison, sub. 40, square 2SS; $500. Allison
to Warner, sub. %, square S35; $1,000. II. 8.
Litchfeld To W. 8. Gainor, west part 10,
KEEL, part 10, square 1913; S6ss. Z. s MAUI
der, trustee, TO j. F. Wcllard, west half
sqqare 753; $. II. Bradley, executor, to
Miller to Mary Herold, :, square $50;
part 3, square $40; $500. A. Davis to
s. Jones k trustee. to J s99alE 0 Kendall dali
parts and 10, square 761, and part 8, square
i63; So, SEQ. g. b. Smith and s. B. Robinson
to E. Z, Woody, sub. 10. square 1Sl; 500.
ThOs. E. Waggaman, trustee. to John Cur
tbs, part II, square y; $500: G. A. Stewart.
ct al, to JOS. Burrows, ct al, parts II and -,
square 11s; s.. Stewart, ct al, to Stewart,
Church s trustees s SUI stIees E. s s to
c. A. Elliot, part 10, square 756; $.
E5IHt to as Sullivan r.
B. II. Warner, sub. 1 and 2, square sol; $50.
ii. ID. Beam, trustee, to Enoch G. Bel, subs.
p and u, q, square ISL; =. John Wagner,
north part 6, square $50; =, j. NJ. Hinkle
TO Catherine NJ. Morrow, sub. II, square 49,;
S1s960. F. 8. Allen to III. ii. Jacobs, lot 20,
Putney. sub. I, square 81; $1,000. D.V. Burr
and G.. F. Gulick, trustees, to Mary McDau-
lei, lot p, reservation 10; $4,000. z. L.
schmidt; trustee, to John Goeppel, sub. 10,
lot c, square iOS; Sl2,5OO. b. II. Warner to
X. w. Tay lor, sub. 5, square 339; IS 800. j.
s; Waltz to Emil Goerner, part 3, square 527;
G.. p. Fisher 10 Frank Burrows, part lot
near corner OF Gay and Montgomery street;
$780, Elizabeth Renshaw 10 John PiZinger,
parts Ia and T7s, Beatty d Haw kins'; $500.
w. Cunningham ct al. to Jos. K. PROXY, part
l6, Old Georgetown; -. M. \. Kirkland to
town; $3.50. y. Barbour TO l.. 8. Frey, east
half 81, BeaIl's addition; $3.50. John B.
Tanner 10 John Tanner, east half 81, Beall's;
81 COO.
Bridget Babbington ct al. to George HUM,
ten acres Long Meadows; 500. A. c. Rich
ards ct al. 10 w. l.. Bramhall, lots l and X,
square IS, Pleasant Plains; $40. w. Il.
Murphy to Eliza W. Johnson, part 30, do;
$500. Margaret f. King TO y. G. Bradley,
10 acres, perches OF YOungsborough, 80
III
Bradley to Washing ton Brick Machine Com
pany-YouDgsborough S33, 11O. Howard Uni
versity TO g: III. Wood, lot 1, block 5, Effing
nam; $50: W; +: Hoffman, trustee, to NJ.
aker and Cox to Wales Hubbard, lot 81, Me-
tIoplis View, p acres; -. w. q. Palmer
TO Josephine Wallace, lot Haddock's Hills,
l2O,OCO square feet;) s600 Pomeroy ct al,
trustees. to John Hathaway, lot 81, section 0,
Barry Farm; $500.
w A To- n Tk,o
First Congregational Sunday school has re-
ported collection OF $3.50 towards the 3m.
pletion OF the monument. There nave been
other collections made here not yet re-
ported. They should be reported as early as
possible To the secretary, DIR. j. 3 Blake, at
The monument office, in the City Hail. The
Y, reports $3.50: NJ. f. church. Neponset,
Ill, $3.50; NJ. Z. Sabbath school, Rock
Island, Ill, 81 15 The society has received
notice from Thos: NJ. II. Flynn, manager of
the BessbroOk Granite quarries, Ireland,
that block of Irish granite will be sent TO
the monument as Centennial Offering, In
the name OF Ireland.
INSTANTLY KILLED "A bout Ell ght O'Clock
this morning Carl Washington, q coored
boy, was instantly killed at the corner of Sd
and Boundary streets northwest by being
thrown from The cart he was driving. 1t APP
pears that the horse took fright and ran
away, throwing him out. He struck on his
head, and IL is thought his neck was broken.
Bis body was taken to Bryon & Co.'s drug
store, and from thence to the second precinct
station by Sergeant Redway and Officer
Pfaf.
THEATER CoMIQUE.- The principal at
traction this week will be "CiuderelIa,n
with Mr.. Geo. Fortescue In one of the prin-
cipal roles. A long list OF new stars are en-
gagged, and the performance will doubtless
be as full OF interest as usual.
SINGULARArTBMPT AT ASA ssINATIoN.
A very strange attempt at assassination
occurred at Troy, N. Y, last Friday. A
gambler named George Patrick was passing
through the hall OF his faro saloon, at No. PSI
River street. at 9 O'Clock Friday morning,
when he was attacked by two men with
masks over their faces. One OF them grasped
him by the throat, and the other fired pis-
tol at him. Patrick managed To free him
self, and ran down the stairs crying "Mur-
der!" The desperadoes, instead OF pursuing
him, turned TO make their own escape The
hall was in the second story OF the building,
and chain hosting apparatus ran from the
top 10 the bottom, at the rear OF the house.
Down this the two men slid, one OF them
holding by one hand and dourisbIng pistol
In The other. They hQth daseardad 90 fotxy