Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28
Transactions I'm Real Estate.

Transactions I'm Real Estate
The following ns,ruments in writing have
been filed in the Office of the Recorder Of
Deeds since our last report:
TRASsFERs.
A. NOrfhingtOn to j. ID. Harris. for ~ 200,
lot Is, subdivision of ''Jamaica" and Smiths
vacancy. J. u. Waters to j. T. Corrigan. for
81 100. lot 33, subdivision of original lot 1.
squaTe Jle. Henry A TaylOe to Caroline
BlOomer. south half sub. Is. and sub II and
half sub. i, square inO; 5000 f.. y. McIn-
tire to Thomas Lewis, lot IL, square 3}5;
$500. Heirs Of Leonard Simmermacher 10
Catherine SimmeTmacher, lots 50 TO IL, 81
and II. square Leo. Margaret ROva1e TO l..
a. KOs rth, lot u. square 90. II SEQ p Chr
tain To- RSche e.. Halle. lot 3. square 25S;
S2.2t0. Sarah A. KeaIing to +. h. Clendenin
lots on Prospect Hill.
DEEDS OF Trust.
Patrick Curtin to r. W Dorman, to secure
~. 4. Green $3.50, part of lot :, square S94. r.
4 Gayer to B. H. Warner and c. II. Ames. to
secure j. o. AueS $50, lot S., Wright aud
Poles subdivision of Mount Peasant.
Thornton Davis To- W. A. King. TO secure g.
y cooper -, subdivision Of square -. l..
Brooke To W. J. Muller, 10 secure Susan
kens Ia ~5lS-.'', I've acres, one rood ant TWEEN
Iy-twO percEcs, adjoining land Of Andrew
He's ID the county. Thomas Lewis TO L.
HYDE and {. &. Glover. lot II. square 8 >. tn
secure II go To Myrou BOardmau. Eliza f.
Hanna TO e. 4. Jones ANA f. Temple, lot a
square 49,. to secure two notes o. $3.50 l5.Ia.
DEEDS OF IRREGULARITIES
IL ii. TaliInad-e 10 j. y. Whiting. trustee,
10 secrTe ). L Miller II 200. goods and chat
tclS IL mouse no. lE., q street nOTtlW est.
RELEASES.
G. '. Mopermott to c. v. Weiss, lot 81.
WiltheTser's subdivision Of square al. +. NJ.
Weber 10 r c. GayeT, lot 81, in Wright and
Todd 10 Patrick Curtin, lot = square s94. O..
n CLARK to Allan GOOdridge, lot b, in Stott's
subdivision OF original lot /, square col.
TheO. '>heckels TO Eliza F. Hanna. west part
10. Q. square ia. X. W. Downman to Patrick
Curtain, lot s, square 25s.
ASFxCrRsIox1sr Dpovprn NJ uo,-
fngton Brown, a clerk in the railway postal
service. was drowned al Marshall Hall last
evening while on the excursion given by the
smltb Point ASSOCIATION on the steamer Ar
row. Il seems after the boat landed and the
excursionists disembarked, Mr.. Il. returned
to the cabin OF the boat for the purpose of
taking nap. Here he remained seated for
time. when he walked out on the after
gangway, near the wheel-hOuse. Immedi-
afely splash was heard by the stewariess
who gave the alarm, and all the EMPLOYEES
OF The boat came to the rescue. a lantern
safety plank and rope Were Immediately
tnfoWn oUt, ana by the light OF the lantern
Tie body of the unfortunate man was plain
1y seen although he was apparently help
less. one OF the crew made determined
effort 10 reach him. bat without success. The
sky was dark, rain falling, and the tide
making IN very fast. rendering il impoSs BILE
Ia do 1ything more. The event east gloom
over me ehtlre party. Capt. Holling>hea1
made prompt ARA ngements for a search for
the body at daylight this morning. The
party returned TO this city at 100 O'Clock this
morning.
HoNoRs To DISTRICT STUDENTs.-At Mt.
81 j les academy, near Baltimore. yester-
cay, Misses Maggie and Ella DUFFY the
daughters OF Michael Duffy, esq. ana the
Misses Ardella and Miss Green. took proni-
neE parts in The commencement exercises
Miss Maggie Duffy took the drst honor me
god II adal.
Tie commencement anu distribution Of
premiums at Mt. 81. Mary's College. En-
@ If-- 3Id-' took place yestCri0y. There
were zen graduates. who rece.v thCsir,!i
mas ri the nauIS Of j. shop Becker, of vii
mlngiCn, Del The degree of bachelor OF
art was conferred on Charles T.. Re1vars. OF
thi> city. Nr. Beavans delivered an GRAFTON
On the age OF Leo y.
THE LICECN BUREAC ExCURsIONs.-Th-
regular Wedne day excursion Off
=. evening Ola the Mar?
wass inaton. ar. as usual. was heartily en-.
joyed by all on board Nearly four hundred
persons were present. An extra trip of this
Mount Vernon Springs Tomorrow for the
benefit of St. Paul's English Lutheran
church, and arrangements have been made
with some of the best musicians in the city
for a grand concert on the water upon the
evening trip. All tickets purchased for the
Iyceum Bureau excursions will be good on
Friday, both day and evening.
PARK LoAFERs AND OTHER DoGs.-The
District Commissioner have referred to the
Police Commissioners communication re-
ceived by them, from woman VINO COM
plains OF idle and worthless men who infest
the parks ard public grounds and stare al,
and o herwise insult poor women who go
there with children TO inhale breath of cool
ar. The District Commissioners request
ttee vagabonds from annoying women.
They also call attention TO the great numbers
ofunrnuzzl2t dogs running at large.
1T CANNOT he denied that pure wines are
mud preferable 10 drugs by PERSONS suffer-
ing from debility, or the general maladies
fhE4f heat 4 l.
fortunately the abuse that destroys their
efficiency However, as II Il desirable for
those who need II 20 obtain an unadulterat ii
article. We mention the fact that old Madeira
Port. Shelly and MOsei wines can he obtain
ed in their purity, al low prices, at Chris.
Aanders' OH 'th street northwest-iAdrt.
TIRED OF IIFE.-Samuel r. Perry about
a. years old, residing al s02 " Street north
west, attempted 10 commit suicide about )
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by cutting his
fhrCa- with "a razor. He had cut two severe
gashe whs II discovered, but had not severed
the wind pipe. He stated that he was tired
of life. Medical aid was procured and his
wounds sewed up.
STEALING PROM A MOURNING FAMILY.
w nile there was funeral of a cE lid at the
residence OF Mr. Devlin, on u street yester-
alias Japanese Tom ltered the premises
and stole a silver watch and revolver and
esoaFed: Detectives Miller and CoOmeJ ar
rested the thief shortly afterwards aud re-
covered the property.
AFFRAY IN 4 BAR RooM.-About nine
O'Clock last night an alteration took place
In the bar room of VIM. Taylor, Cos O. Street
northwest, between Christian Addison and
VIM. Ellis, colOred, during which Addison
threw tumbler at Ellis. VINO in turn drew a
pistol and nI.d al Addison. Ellis was quite
badly hurt, and IL il thought that Addison
was wounded, as bis friends hurried him OF.
SPRING and summer fabrics of the choicest
selected patterns, for both youths and boy IS
wear, may be daily seen at the Boys Clothing
house of Il. Robinson & Co, 800 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue AdUt.
PRlGG' : tewelry store received some beau
tliul sty les IN roman gold, Lake George dia-
lnonds, onyx. coral aud jet jewslry; the best
nIlS cent eyeglasses in the city; 40 Pa ave,
near street.
ATTRACTIVE SALE or FURNITURE
ILOs. lowing VIII sell tomorrow at No.
a.iS street, "A valuable assortment OF
houseBOlt Goods. Parties in want of first
class goods should not fstI TO attend I
bLAtA GRENADINES in plaid, strlped,
pam aLd fancy tns>h. lawns white ground
WIN lavender. black, blue. brown and pink
hEuIe- new paraSOlS coat huutfrg vary