Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-26

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New ! DIRK Creamery, 20: choice roll s.: fair
DO, 25a;i5; Eggs, Isaac per dozen; Cheese, 20
as Per 10.
transactions I'm Real Estate.
The following instruments in writing have
been filed in The Office of the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report
TRANSFERS.
a. I. Richards ct al. To Henderson TAYLOR,
500 lot n, of the Eagle Company's subdiyi-
sion of lot 9, square is, Wright's subdivision
w. Walker and a. H. McRae, trustees 10
Christian q. Lederer, $3.50, lot %, square 933.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
ri. A. GriswOld to Arthur Christie, to Sc
cure Henry Griswold $500. lot ~, square 1Og7
RELEASES.
John G, Baum and Geo. +. Gulick to Ed
woodbury. Wheeler, trustee, 10 Augustus
Gusdorff, lots 3 and /, square 5E3. w. B.
Bowie to William NOgleweyd. lot II, square
2J4. u, G.. Hine and {. NJ Smith, trustees To
John r. Archer, lots Is. IS and 70. square 10
l.. q. Hine and c. NJ. smith, trustees. TO
John i. Archer, lot 10. square 522. Geo. w.
Linvllle. trustee; to John b. Archer, lot II,
square 80. Ha,bert f. Payne, trustee, to
John T. Archer lots II. 10, IL, l., *, 10 and %,
square 40. W. +. Edmunston and Il. z.
Lowe, trustees, to John Il. Archer, lots IS and
ls, square 40. W. f.. EdmunstOn, trustee. to
John b. Archer, lots 10 and l6, square I'D.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor of buildings: Grayham & Carson, con
struct two two story brick dwellings, East
Capitol, between nh and SIN streets north
ea>I; $50. Thos. Heany, repair a two
between II street and Rhode Island avenue;
500. Griffin Saunders, repair a frame dwel-
Ing alley tetween 18th and 10th and l. aud
NJ streets; $50. Florian Hitz, construct a
brick Office, Pennsylvania avenue. between
"a and 81 streets southeast; 500 H o.
H9yle. raise brick dwelling, tx between
18Th and 1ifh streets northwest; $500. Ho-
race Downey, build wood shed. Union
street.. between M and y southwest: sos
JChn Heaney, raise a brick dwelling, +. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets southwest; $500.
j. l. DealIey, improve premises. 1th. be-
tween u and II streets southwest; SIS. J.W.
franson, repair frame dwelling, 81. be-
tween l. and NJ southwest; SO. Maria Law
renee, repair brick dwelling, 1Z22 ID street
northwest; 5000. II. Cluss, remodel q brick
dwelling, I'd, between ID and + streets north
west; 81 go. VIM. b. Todd, repair a frame
aWeliirg, samson, between 1lth and 18th
streets northwest; so. John Burnhardt. re-
Iair brick store, Louisiana avenue, be.
tween 9th and 10th streets northwest; SOS.
IMPORTANT DECISION RELATING To
DEEDS OF TRUsT.-The Equity Court yes
teIday entered a decree in the case of Ed
Ildge VS.; Coburn ct al, which set aside ard
declared null and void deed OF release
made by trustee, and directed the property
10 be sold to pay the debt due to the co!n-
pIalnant, Notwithstanding the fact that the
properly mad been subsequently cucumber
q, The money having been loaned on the
faith OF the deed Of release. The deed OF re-
lease was obtained from the trustee by fraud.
put the evidence shows, aud the court held
tnat mere was sufficient circum stances and
facts brought to the attention of the subse-
quent eHcumbrance, the insurance COMPANY
10 nave put 1t upon inquiry. This is another
case which shows that trustees who under
lahe 10 discharge securities, cannSt be too
cautious. Mr.. TOtten argued the cause for
me complainant, and the defendants wera
represented by Messrs. j. ], johnson, Bond
RIc '. VI. Johnson.
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SUIT AGAINST Ex-CoLLECFoR TULLoCK.
Yesterday the German \ merican Savings
Bank entered suit against Thomas l.. Tul-
lock, late collector of internal revenue, To
recover from him S3,271.i2, which the bank
alleges he Illegally collected from il in 1876.
The bank alleges that il q ID business for Tho
tWenty-four months ending MAY 81 ISIG
C"tn as q E0rjrgs bank, and that il was exempt
by law from tax on so much of It's deposits
as IL had invested in securities of The United
States, and on all deposits less than two
thousand dollars made in the name of any
one person; yet the defendant, being collector
OF internal revenue, did, under color of his
power, &c, illegally collect S3,27l.i2, on the
Pretense that the bank was engaged in gene
raj banking business.
A DEATH AT THE ALMsHOusr. AVN
INQU EST.-The coroner, DR.. Patterson, YES
terday held an inquest on the body OF Column
BUS ;. White, who died at the almshouse
hospital yesterday. II appeared in evidence
mat he was taken to the sth precinct station
on Saturday evening in an Intoxicated con-
clifton; with wound ia his head, which had
been dressed by DIR. A. w. Miller; that he
was released on Sunday morning and again
Drought In drunk in the evening ana was
taken 10 the Police Court on Monday when
ne was taken i'll and sent TO the asylu q hos
Pltal, where he died at noon Tuesday. The
SerdlcI Oh The jury was that he came TO his
ueath nom hemOrrhage and l6cerat on OF the
Drain resulting from violence.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night.
Heallh Oficer Keene's report for the week
w q sod IL.
Duisances abated, Is causeS of death inyes-
ugated, IL burials at publfoexpense, 172 tons
Oh garbage removed, lG6 dead animals re-
moved, with the usual reports OF food pro-
ducts inspected and condemned and ami
Ma iInPnunded Brick house and premises
no. l42O pennsylvania avenue in a bad saui-
tary condition was condemned as nuisance
ana orders given for abatement OF same.
THE CAPITAL COMPANY BANKRUPTCY
SAsE-N esterday. before dge Humphreys
TIE case OF the alleged bankruptcy of the
CaplIaI Publishing Company ION the petit.
non OF George Hill, jr.l was heard by Jildga
dumphreys-Messrs. DavIdge and Jones for
petitioner, and Merrick and Garnett for re-
was postponed until the first Wednesday in
Serten Der.
Lawns In blue, black, brown. lavender
ana Plnk ngure, black cashmere, black
alpaca, black silks, summer silks and nara
soils at cost; lace stripe white goods. Carter's.
7G Market Space.
LoDILLEs HEADACHE SPECIFIC in com.
posed OF very simple ingredients. Price 50
cents.
~When the government can borrow
money at four per cent. IL seems n itfis
curious that street car conductors won't let |