Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-03
Amusenlenfs,

Amusements.
National 1hedter.-"A Celebrated Co 90,
mas made good beginning, and will 'trsw
very well while it is on. There was An i'm
evening on Monday nights performa oc en es s'
cially in the minor characters.
Masonac 1enple.-The attend ance at the
pected last night, but still F.assnic TemnIe
was by no means deserted hail The many
characters from popular Authors are well
WITCH c c tn9 pa5cP ors in the carnival
"Artful DOdger" des .rxss medal 'n''o' n0
90, 1a and eIon HaH -The entertainment mus-
eTenine bV the SaEy, to be given here this
of Industry ses to be Verv enioyable
NJ WMqrd 4a0-The testimonial rendered
ing. doe, jr, takes place here this even
lin seqa ProgFamme has been sa arra I,
eve pictorially and. explain verbally here
c. trS afternoon and evening of this week
Sl S be bSss
and to morrow afternoon Trafalgar Square,
Pail Mall" &c.
viii deliver her lecture on The Heroic in
Common Life" here this evening. Grace eau
lecture well, as everybody knows, and has
chosen an interesting topic.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs Duncanson
Bros have made the following sales of real es-
lot, No. 224 It'll street east, to Mr. Marsh, s., $50
two story frame house and lot. No. 422 18th
street east, to L. A. Wood. $9i5; for Alfred
fourth part of lot No. Is, in square Isl, fronting
on 9th street west, together with the improve.
ments, to E. G; Elmore, $1,000: for Gustav Har-
and lot No SIS 9Th Street northwest, to Caro-,
line w. Plugge, $l.733; for Philip F. Larner
and Chas T. Davis trustees, lots with inn
SnIyfh II
street, to NJ. p. Callan, 400; for S. r. Bond
and w. r. Webb, trustees, dwelling house
with storel and lot, southeast corner of 9th
street west and n street south, to Lewis
Behrens 500; for Andrew C. Bradley and
Reginald Fendall, trustees, south part of lot 6,
in square 5.S; on lst street west improved by
u Bros, 8, lO5; also, southern part of lot , in
same square, on Indiana avenue, go by about
ia feet to w. M. Gait, 6Oc. per foot; for Ed
ern part of lot y, in square 129, situate on lst
street east, between East Capitol and A street
southeast, and on A street south, with the
}. Dermody and James A: McDevitt, trus-
tees, twO-St0ry brick Westinghouse with
store) and brick stable rear of lot northeast
to Sf f"r 9y E
Ohiey, trustee, building lot on the 18th and 2
street circle, in square 279. containing ABB
square feet, to b. h. Mayfed, Sl.0Ol9 per foot:
for owner, building lot on G street. between I'd
and Sd streets northwest, being lot Mo-, in
square 564, (26 by 40 feet to Tim Brosnan,
He; per loot for owner, large double house
and out buildings, &c, lot No. /. in square No.
!, at ROSslyn, Alexandria county, Virginia, to
L. Il. Hume, S2.4uO.
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows
VIM. w. White, trustee, to George III. Lee,
go; part OF lot }, square 49, Geo. III. Lee to
Richard j. Collins, 1925 east half lot 3, square
Collins, $500; lots 81 and 81. square 495. Geo.
W. Stickney. trustee, to Eunce B. Saw
fer sa ttnsee 49, lot square e. E%ce
A. J. Creswell ct al 800 lot ii, block p, How
ard University subdivision of Smith farm
Martha 70 Re f. loe Sams poPer
lot 2, square 53l. j. A. Sladen to John n
Cook, 1915; lots c, d, E and +, Howard Uni
versity subdivision of Smith farm. B. H. War
ner and Charles f. Prentiss, trustees. to Mar
garet A. FallOn, 800; lot %, square 1927. Mary
w. LoOmis to Richard Holland eft al, trustees,
800; lots ia and Il6, square s. Chas. H. Chap
subdivision of square $50. Allison Major. ST.,
to Catherine Cowley, T.; lot II and part T.
square 25S, and parts 2 and %: square 29$; W.
square 9S3. w. Gunton to II. A. Zantzinger,
&; lot y, square 81, and part 10. square lo2.
TniontoWns G. W. Cooper to M. T. l. Fr r' s. y:
lot los, square 675. NJ. A. Tierney to NJ. NJ.
DRo ony' 5000; part lot 8, square IS NJ NJ:
D0Wnty 10 NJ A llefney, W UO part |, square
II, square 439. A. NJ A. Hull to S. C. Wimsatt,
s.; lots IL, II, II and part of - square 439.
District of Columbia to Josiah Dent, S; lot
IL, square 439, and part 10, same square. W. S.
Albert to Z. j. Stone, 81 900; lot L, square 323
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, and
the health officer submitted his report for the
week ending March 30th. showing that 400
nuisances had been reported. and 534 abated:
causes of death investigated s.; three cases of
and premises 507 It'll street southeast were
condemned as nuiSanceS, and the health Of
fcer ordered to abate them. DR.. Bliss called
attention to two eases where burial certificates
had been altered after being issued. 1t was
necessary. he said, that the board take some
action in the matter, as the law required that
correct vital statistics be kept. The question
was referred to the ordinance committee. The
mortality report for the month of February
was submitted bv the registrar OF vital Stats
ties; 1t showed that the mortality of the Dis
tIlct OF Columbia for the month of February
1885, was 2S7, (62 less than the corresponding
month OF last year,; annual death rate per
1000 was 2l.525-white 1886, colored "a 400:
births (repOrteD during the month"; 352-white
population by births (repOrted) over deaths
was 4.S75 per 1,OOo-white 1896, colored 1888.
THE MEDICAL AssoCIATION-AnnualE 2ec-
ION o. OHcefS.-The annual meeting of the
Medical Association of the District of Column
6ia was held last night in Gonzaga Hall. and
Il.
kali, president; DR.. d. X. Hagner, vice pres
dent: DIR. L. T. Sewers. secretary: DR.. Geo. l..
Magruder, treasurer; Drs. j. Ford Thompson
w. q. Palmer. Buckley, Prentiss and Stanton
counsellOrs; DrS. w. G. II. Newman, War
wick Evans and W. Fl. Triplett, censors; Drs.
Hartigan, Murphy, Sewers, Yarrow, Stanton,
Baxter. Mackall, J. T. Young, Buckley, Rey-
burn, Morgan, Triplett. Charles f. Hagner,
Ross, Baldwin. w. G. Palmer, Townsend and
Bliss, delegates to the Americal Medical ASSO
citation. The following were elected members
OF the association: DrS. w. f. POutOn. W. S.
Wells, Thomas NJ. Healy, r. ID. Del French H.
d. Fry. Charles A. Ball. j. C. Bird, w. V. Ev-
erstield, j. w. Little, E. A. Sellhausen, A. W.
Adams and w. +. Byrns.
LIST OF PATENTS granted to the residents
of Maryland Virginia, and District of Column
bla. March 18th, 1873: Thomas j. Ferguson,
OF PikesVille. Md, machines for coating paper
with tobacco pulp: Charles Ewing, OF Wash
IngtOn, d. G., numbering machines; George
w. Graffiin jr, of Baltimore, Nd. sash hold
ers; Paul Schulz, of Washington, d. c., egg
carriers; John M. WOlbrecht of Washington,
D. c., instruments for transmitting diagrams:
George G. Hill. of Salisbury, Nd, corpse
coolers: Abraham OberndOrfer of Norfolk,
Va, bag locks; Lansing Van Dorm, of Wash
ington, d: c., rotary engines. Trade Marks:
Robert POrtner, of Alexandria, Va, lager
beer: William r. Wolf Of Ralfimaro MD