Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28
DEFERRED LOCALS.

Ion (the old first Ward,) held meeting Tuesday
caf on to
the vacancy about to occur in the school board
by the expiration of the term of Mr.. j. H.
most Of them being residents " Of that eS SUB
division. The meeting was called to order
about o'clock by Mr.. Jerome A. johnson, who
nad eeeR IN 1or the
public school trustee in place OF Mr.. John H.
Brooks, whose term expires on the a0th instant.
HE had &c declined to sgn It, ana had
the course OF the present incumbent that
meeting be called to have an exchange OF views
SO as to present united front They had
Suitable r Pee Person foT NJ BTooRs Place.
Should the meeting decide to select
MI. Brooks again he would be satisfied
the Commissioners In making the appointment
DR.. X. Watts was elected chairman, and Je-
rome johnson chosen secretary. Mr.. Thomas
dressed to Commissioner Dent, asking for the
appointment of some other person as trustee In
place OF Mr.: Brooks. The petition was signed
are objections to Mr.. Brooks His manner OF
speaking to teacher and parents Is obnoxious,
domlneer1ng, and often 1nsolent. The pupils
respect, and is so Objectionable as to materially
weaken his Influence. He continually INDUCES
in threats as to his intention to remove without
cause those who faithfully perform their duty,
but who are not obsequious to him." They ask
to be relieved from such petty tyranny, and ask
for the appointment OF gentleman whom they
can respect and confer with without being
1nsulted. After its reading, the chair
man said they should scan 1T carefully,
as It contained pretty strong sentiments.
MFR. w. b. Bell moved that committee of three
referred; carried, and the chair appointed W.
81. Bell, Thomas Martin and G. H. Lemus, who
retired and soon afterwards returned with
report recommending the names OF Rev. VIM. j.
T
Freeman and Lindsay Muse to be submitted to
the District Commissioners as suitable persons
from whom to select trustee. The committee
thought the language in the petition not too
strong. In view OF the facts. They also recon.
mended the appointment of committee to pre-
sent the paper to the District Commissioners
MT Ben. In making the report, stated that they
cations against Mr.. Brooks to present to the
Commissioners, and would back them up with
good witnesses Mr.. w. C. Chase objected to the
name OF X. T. Greener, as he was citizen OF
South Carolina, and motion to strike out hi !,
name and substitute another was disc Used
and Mr.. Bell stated he thought Mr.. Greener
Gated man, and would treat the cOlored peonle
with respect. AS to his being a citizen of South
Carolina, ne said Mr.. Holland, one of the pres
motion to strike his name from the list was
adopted by vote OF II to I. The chair nomi-
mated Thomas H. Wright as sub stitute for
Greener, and the nomination was endorsed
unanimously. The report OF the co nmittee as
amended, was then adopted. The chair then
appointed as the committee to present the
wishes OF the colored citizens Of that SUBJ lis
Charles II. Lemus, Thorn as Martin, JOnn Brent.
Jr., VIM. 81. Bell, and Tn )mas 81. Harris. Ad.
1Ourned.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
l.: M: Osmun ct 81. to G. 7. Raub, part
trustees, to Thos. Jarvis lots 81 and % and part
LOT !, so. $40; 81, 725. w. 8. Cox and T. c. Cox,
trustees. to Sally Smith, lots and 8, In Beall's
addition to Georgetown; 5000. J: H. Goddard,
Louis Kurz ct al. to Christina Excl, part lot
q, So SIG; 1000; Peter Fegan, trustee, to
penn Denni g Murphy, lot H. So 49, s2loo W.
Edison and Thomas Hyde, trustees, to Cecilia
Cady, part lot 49, so. 81; $685. John Little ct al.
to Isaac Cross, lot 2, so. $50; 500. Jane F. Holt
Sesf aefh II s asa 81
lot s, so. s1s; g. Jane johnson to Arthur
Goings, lot %, II Holmead's addition to George
Clark to Frank Williams lot /, In sub. of so. 5s4:
S4s. Henry r: Elliot to George J. John.
En- jones ane to AMe5 ot 81 g. 81 4!s q ,c5
W. J. and F. j. Acker to 6. n. xcker' part alto. Of
SO. $50; s. G. N. Acker to W. j. and F. J.
A ps1 Of p 81 $50 81 lot ST. aa1Ee sss seen
prentiss and B. H. Warner, trustees, to Chris.
tan RUPERT and s: L. Matt1ngly, trustees, lot
rs. sp S7S e 100. W. F: Mattingly ct al, trus-
OF lot Is, SO. s22 s., 500. Same to same, lot 80.
SO. "a; 5000. Same to same, lot Is, so. Ell:
1900. S; +. Austin to Christian Rupert ct al,
Annie Middleton to Christian Rupert ct al.
trustees, lot 81 and 20, so. S29; g.. W. F.
Hoffman, trustee, to Christian Rupert ct al,
PERT and s. L. Mattingiy, trustees, to M. +.
Morris and L. NJ. Cuth6ert lots Fl and o. sn'
ss9 lot 1885, 50 1885, lot 13, SO. Gill; lot 25, So 277;
at sa fS Rart Of lot lS s2 lot q
Kelley to John Grinder, part OF lot II. So 724:
1923 Robert O'Neill to Bernard Leonard, part
OF lot OF rs So Ss1 and part Of lots and 49,
lots 29, 30 and 81, OF Pleasant Plains; 81 300
Rutledge Wilson to W: s: Baker, lot lis, So. As;
ssoe .. c: B. Maury to F. T Rawlings, lots 81, 81
!or. lot 2, So $50; $500. R. B. Clark to G. F. Cut.
Ter, part Of SO. 1876; $5,s29 IS. Heirs Of Richard
Ear BaGry 70 Conrad Welt7e part Of lot a. So 5as;
10 the Arlington Fire Insurance Co., lots s,
and I, so. 176; $685.. IL; lots 20 to 40, so. 17s:
ESP o.: C. Catharine NJ Bromwell to P. ii. Gu
tee, to James O'Donnell, part So 469; $l,s15.
= q: Lynch to j. w. Bailey, lot 4, so. sos; S22s.
M M Robrer and r. II. Lee, trustees, to n E.
" Mn Paf:t lot Is, So sss $50 a. Baurman
Thomas Sunderland to S. L. Phillips, lots 2 to s,
80 and 40, SO. rs: ss,27o.2s. Martha WneelocS,,
Of John Linton TO Mary 4. Perry BART 2s. $50 So
SIS; s.. G: w. Stickney and A. B. Duvall, trus-
tees, TO NJ. A. Perry, lot N, so. $50; $780, Mary
A. Perry TIC B. H. Warner, part %, So. SIS: $500.
w. s. ROose to Kate Tourney, lot %; so. 1872 S425.
Francis Miller and w. c. Duvall, trustees. to B.
II. Miller, part 20 of Pleasant Plains: ST s2S *.
G. E. Crown to Samuel Turbutt; property in the
county; 5000. ID. A. Windsor to G. E. Kennedy
part OF lot 6, so. 533: $4,000. j. NJ Thomas TO
Mason Campbell, part 2, so. 315; $1,000 J. B.
Mclaughlin to j. NJ. Newton, part H. so. D:
81 ,26G So J. j. Sullivan to j. G. Adams, lot 81
so. 331; $780, Thomas Sunderland to j. b. War
ner, lot %. so. rs; $7O4N. John Sherman to
w. j. Gold, lots IA and II, so. 416; S. 9OO A. s.
Marin TO j. II. Williams, part %. SO SIT; s, $50
q. w. Riggs, trustee, to Francis Muhun lot %.
SO. 199; *l5,oOc w. j. Gold to John Sherman,
lot !, SO. 1872; $4,000. j. q. HieSton to Andrew
Archer arc lot l, SO. 4ss; 1852 TT. s. Perry
and 5, So. SIC; 50, 500. ]. A. Seigler to B. r.
Hodges, part II, block 10 OF Efn1gham Place:
$500 c: NJ. Matthews, trustee, TO Mary NJ
Boyce; lots rs and 81 In Beales addition To
Georgetown; $4,000. j. j. Edson and c. B. Bal
ley, trustees, to w. B. Daily, lots ~ and Is, So.
93l: $1.S25. Fl. c. Stewart to Sarah C. Feryusonn
part 20, SO. 250 s4,25O. Thomas Woodward et
al. 10 James E. Little, lot 80, Holmead's a1di
tlon 10 Georgetown. F. Douglass, marshal. &C.
10 henrietta Stuart, sub lot 149, so. 615. 800
Joseph H. Jones to Adele A. Russell part 9 sn
Az; 1000. E. j. Maddox to W. A n MaddoYY
paris ~ and 81, so. 500; $302. 80. Henry DeCamn
10 L. w. Smith, lot 81, SO. 513: 81 100 q w
Narnell TO Samuel Howard part a. 81 Ia NJ
GeorgetowD; s. Edwin Knowles to M M
Eo9ce et AL. lots 20 and g. Beall's addition To
georgetown; $3.50. Buckley and Marbury et, al
10 ~. NJ Boyce, same; $3Ss.75. G. w. CASTELAR,