Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

DEEDS IN FEE nave peeh flied as follows
500; $40. NJ. Z. Arnold to j. H. Han, lots 80, So
and sc OF CRANKY; - 500. B. Fl. Warner ct al ,
trustees, to G. W. ]. Landau. lot u, 81. 40; $50
CHARLES abbott Ell al, trustees. to &. .. Stevens,
McBlair. trustees, TO j. t. Barbour, lot s. SO. so;
$40: {, G.. Glover to II. L. Page. lot q, So
1879; ,O50. Samuel Magee ct al, 10 NJ. r. Cod
$1,000. W. o, Avery TO s E. Tlllenghast, lot Ii,
50. 240; 5,Jto. S. e. Tinenghast to H. M. b.
Avery, lot IA. So. 80; 3. }. j. Edison TO J.
K1 Edson r., lot Ellen Fi1ge raid TO o
Building Co of lie Drolt Park TO Langdon and
Barber. trustees, lots 2, B. 30 10. Is and le
Park; So 054 90 B. II. Warner ct al. trustees es,
to S. T. Brown trustee, property in Georgetown,
D. c.; 1866 NJ. j. Burr ct al to Daniel Bell
Schwing to A. j. Clark lots lc and II, SO. Sos;
S2,O5S.,5. c. II. Cragin jr., trustee. 10 Edgar
Murphy, lot 10, Georgetown, %. e.; 5000. w. Ii.
Barnard to II. d. Cooke jr., lots II. IL and IS,
Berlin. lot 90 so. BIS; $50. Jno. Hitz ct al. to
VIM. HeneTy, SUB lot 10, SO. t95; s. 500. Michael
7. Callan ct al TO Jane W. Williamson, part
original l0t =. So. 92'; $3.50.
TIE POOR FUND Major anu superintendent
Brock, OF the police department reports to-day
the following donations for The suffering poor,
received this day S5.i3. from the Office " the
department Quartermaster Of the national
c Inetery, weekly contribution; s. from IAN
EDgllShman, left at the sixth precinct stat o L.
house, $50, left at The eight precinct station
house BY MI X. ". Dunn; so from j. d. Os-
cen.
THE GRAND jury to day returned indictments
against Joseph Towers for receiving stolen
property; Chas. Reed, second offence, larceny,
and John Pau Brown assault with intent to
XIII Rosanna Brown. They ignored the charge
OF grand larceny agailsy SCepney Douglass,
Robert Douglass and Conrad R1etn; similar
charge against Jerry sullivan; charge OF arson
against John Dougherty, and Of rape on Ella
Winston against Tnos. Ogleston.
MARRIED AT Is. DESERTED AT Z. AND DIVORCED
AT 25.-ID the Equity Court today, Judge Cox
made decree or divorce In the case OF Maggie
b. Davis against Benjamin 5. Davis. The pet-
ton filed by b. +. Layton sets forth marriage
september 10th, ISL, she being then but fifteen
years OF age; that defendant became addicted
10 the use OF liquor. treated her b4diy. and tn
october, 1873 deserted her, leaving her with one
chic, now eight years OF age.
DEATH OF A WILL KNOWN CITIZEN.-Mr Jno.
NJ Hinkle, a CLERK In the Second Auditors OH &c
for the past twenty years died at his residence
On 9Th street, above street, yesterday Ia the
larry known to many OF our citizens, particu-
| larry In the associations with which he was
| connected. as pap Hinkle," and came here in
l36I from Greg on, Illinois where he had been
! engaged IN the hardware business and was APP
| pointed by the late President Lincoln to q
| clerkShip In the Second Auditor office, where
Nc has uttu enSdgtO ever since. having Oeen
prominent as Mason and Odd Fellow In ILL.,
| n0is, he united By card with both ORDERS here
| and subsequently united with the Orders OF
| Knights or Pythias and Mechanics. and was
| soon In the Grand Lodges OF these orders be-
| Ing for some years grand treasurer Of the Me
| chanlcs. lie also was member Of various re
! lief associations. In October last Mr.. Hinkle
| went 70 his old home In Illinois, and returned
| here suffering with rheumatism besides his Old
| complaints cancer-and had been confined To
| his house almost continually since. Mr.. Htukie
| was man of sterling integrity and a pleasant
| disposition, and the sympathies OF many friends
aIe With hts family. His funeral will take place
| at O'Clock tomorrow morntng, aud his re-
mains which have been enupaimea, Will Oe sent
| 70 Illinois for tntefMeDL