Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-28

Inc following instruments in writing have
been fled in the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
o. II. Reed to NJ. r. Ellsworth, s3 300. part
or lot !, square 15S. A. p. Douglas to o. J.
Waters, - ,175, lots II, ~ and -, square DO
" W. CcrcoTan TO Ayres Schrepla, s14.sO,
LOT II. Corcoran's subdivision of original lots
:, :. 3, 10 and II, square 264. Geo. Wagner to
r.. r. N. FsehtZ, - 600, lots 10i and l05 Pat
ierson's subdivision OF square zoo. r. F. NJ
Faehtz TO Matilda Wagner, 50 600, lots lO4
and lH5, PattersOn's subdivision OF square
zee. Frederick Douglass, United States mar
shall, 10 a. Nailor, tr., s425, lot Q, square 25S;
square AZ. T.. ID. Farpham to G. p Schsf
fer, 90 200, lot a, square 93i. Chas Kennedy,
trustee. TO National Metropolitan Bank,
Sl.9o5, lots 49, and 1853. Prather's subdivision
of Mount Pleasant Benjamin F. Nef TO III.
X. Naryman, 50 000, lot 6, square sli. Geo.
Weide to John Williams, $50, lot o. Todd's
subdivision of original lot O. square 90. Geo.
FOl!arsbee to b. c. LaZenby. 500. subdivis-
ION OF square 566. H. II. Warner 10 s. Il.
Jones. $50, lot !, Lees sub. lots square 273
X. X. Thornton To f. II. Russell, $40, part 10.
square 52l. ID. Comrades To X. X. Selden
$500, lot 16s, sub. OF square 200. Payne ana
Fendall, trustees, 10 Richard Morgan s3IOSO,
sub. lots q and -, square 9i5.
RELEASES.
VIM. King and VIM. A. Gordon, tr,.St7as
20 Riley a Shlnn, part of lots 113 aud IA, in
Bealfs addition to Georgetown. T. NJ Han
SOD and Eugene Carusi TO T V. Shields p1rt
~
Watkins 10 j. Fitzgerald, part OF LOT %
square south of square BIG j. w. YZna "a
and j 5. Hawks TO John Fitzgerald, part of
lot Y, square south of square SO. &. G. Clio.
yer and c. +. Prentiss TO Patrick Brown,
lots and 6, Cabot's subdivision SQUARE d.
VIM T Dunlop and p. \. Darneiile. trus-
ecutors, part of square bounded by Gresn,
s oddard, Montgomery and Road stress
GEORGETOWN. III. T. Wiswall and W. Scott
vision OF lie Droit Park. w. King and w.
A. Gordon TO j. III Wilson, part lot ol1,
BeaD's addition TO Georgetown. w J. Mil
Leg TO Je-emiah Costello, parts Of 10 and %,
square 455.
pREDs OF TRUST.
~ Ihos. MeCabe to Samuel Cross, to secure
.onsIe Tn CIaT I;s 20. s o. part Of lot I,
min Mackall, executors, to VIM L. Dunl0p.
10 secure l.. Mackall 81 500. part of a squaie
1I gfoona Donnded 6y Green, Stoddard,
John Williams to Robert III. Ward, to secure
Josephine +. Warfield 1928, lot %, TOdd's
subdivision OF lot 9, square 6i2. B. c. La
zenby TO Robert Ball, to secure Geo. Follans-
bee 300, subdivision of square sec. Geo C.
Wilson and Emma Wright to +. b. How,
f-ustee: TO secure the Connecticut General
Life Insurance company, of Hartford. Con-
III. Nigle and II. Vfgle to j. L. Davis and c.
NJ. Matthew's, TO secure Geo. B. Barnard s2DD,
lot lG3, BealPs addition to GEORGETOWN. F.
*. Russell 10 j. B. Taylor, to secure r. r.
Thornton $500, part 10, square 52l r. r. Sell
den TO r. w. Walker and c. q. L,ederer. to
secure Henry Conradis 50 100, lot 1863 subli-
vision Of square 2C6. Il. Flynn to Carusi aud
ONeal, trustees, 10 secure Hibernia Build
ing association 81 400, lot 10, square 625. w.
~. Mehier to b. O'COnner, to secure Mary
Kenny e3l6t6, lot 81, square 1872.
MISCELLANEOUS
VIM. L. 81. George TO Pierce Shoemaker
Dill OF sale for one dun mare. G.. w Mahon
10 A. II. Miller, trustee, TO secure Leon Sol
onion SEQ, deed of trust on certain stock on
Emmeits place. John Ross to w Pierce
Bell, deed of trust on goods In Irving house
10 secure l.. A. Butts 81 900. Mary Shwakoff
10 Francis j. SchwakOf, bill of sale for stock
OF tobacco, &c, in store so 5th street north
west, SZ35
The PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE REPAyE-
HENT CAsE-Some misapprehensiOn seem
Ing 10 exist among the propert V holders who
are interested, In regard to the legal effect of
me me recent denial BY the court Of the restrain.
Is made: This denial does not affect the
merits OF the case at all, nor can Ii interrupt
me progress OF the case Subpoenas were
requiring the defendants to enter their APP
peaIance and make full answer TO the charges
OF The bill of complaint. Mr.. Alexander
who instituted the suit, says that the case
will be fully prepared and earnestly con-
tested, If necessary to and through the courts
OF last resort; and that neither labor, expense
nor pains will be spared to have uGicially and
finally settled AZ principle, that the owners
ofprivate property abuttlng upon a street or
avenue IN tne city OF w washington belonging
10 the United States in fee simple, cannot be
perpetuaYy specially assessed for the Improve
ment ana repair Of great national highways
and public streets.
THE DISTRICT ARTILLERY at their meet
irg last night adopted resolutions "That
whereas the District Of Columbia volunteer
artillery school incorporated Nav %, 1874,
according 10 act of Congress dated May g
ls'O,) has been supported for the last two
years by the District authorities, as far as
armament and equipment are concerned, the
nem oers OF this organization believe Ii their
IIuly 10 promptly turn out, in defence of the
pIstrlct OF Columbia, should they be called
u on 10 do so by said authorities, Ia case OF
81 emergency; that the corps be at once
Iecfuited 10 100 members, to be divided into
one Datiery go strong) and one company to
sct as infantry 40 strong) and inviting all
"a .ouc Dung men, and especially veterans
VI ue late war, aud who formeriv heIon0sd
10 nililIaIy organizations of the District y9bo
Wou'd Ike to join, to leave their respectIye
hanles, addresses, age and height ar ON %
WIN Adiutant l.. II. Trembly al Ma. So and
tSi Dstreet northwest"
~
AcCIDFNr.-Abouts O'clock lsst a,,ar,r,
a. NJ, orlando SUNNY and Mrs. Emmafi
boundary streets northwest in a carrIass
me morse became frightened aud dashed M
throwing the ladies out, injuring both ~
them quite severely. They were taken 70
MI. koss' drug store and DR.. b. g. Adams