Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-29
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds la fee have 0oen recorded as follows
P. c. Riley 10 W. W. Mccullough, Sub II, So.
235; 81 ,260 &c. W. b. Scott to A. F. Fox sub Il,
so. 9.5; $1,000 r c. Fox to W.. A: johnson,
ana q sd AS A johnson to
81 5GO w. Window 10 D. r. Mckee, SUB 81 and
part &c, so ESQ; q 500. L. ). Davis to Mary B.
RoTney sub D. So 800 Manlon to
Georgetown; 1850. II. a. Willard to r. r.
Shipper, lots 26 and u. SO. 23e; 50, 900. g. w.
UteImehle to P. Howlen, lot 10 and pit. II, SO.
LOIS; 81, go. Duvall and Leighton, trustees. to
Elizabeth Farney, west half SO, 1876; S. ,314.O5.
Dennis Fogarty TO Mary Fogarty. lot As. SUB. l.
so. 395; s., 1OO. Joshua Hill TO II. E. Paine lot
81, sub. so. 1871; IS 1856 IS James Low4deS 10
StoIy B. Ladd subs, 10 and II, so. 49,; s5f7s.58.
sPoEr sNEN and borst men know and highly
indorse that wonderful remedy, ST. JACOBS
OIL. t
while driving out 14th street last evening IN
company with two small children, net with
quite severe accident. When near Park
fright at some cattle which were being driven
along the road, AID ran or. and the Colon :!
was thrown Violently to the ground He Srrucn
large stone on the side of Inc road, maxi ~
very severe cash In his forehead besides aer
bruises about the body. When picked up, he
was insensib,e, and he was conveyed to Va''
SyckleS' dug store. lear by, and it was some
time before he could ba restored to CO.. sci u
ness. Gel CorkhilI happened to pass by, ana
he dispatched hts team llnmeGia Iely to the city
for doctor. but before its return Col. Alex
aDder had sufficiently recovered TO pursue his
journey. The wound Is a severe one. The
other inmates or the carriage were uninjured.
THE AUCTION SALE of clothing will COM
mence Sg2in at the Famous" 400 7Ch street,
on Friday, July lst, at 10 o'clock a. n and p.
m, and Will De continued but a short time
longer. Great bargains may be expected In
sumner and winter clothing. +
Sr-rr ON . PoT-Sn Tprp Trcrrr ITO trtal n,
the case CT j. r. Snipley against the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad company was commenced
before Justice Richards yesterday afternoon.
TIE plaintiff lives In Baltimore. and he claimed
round trip ticket for WashingJon aud return,
limited 10 five days; that on Saturday, the 18th.
he TOOK train to return. and presented the
ticket, which defendants agent refasei TO re-
eeive, and put him OF the cars at the Navy
Yard, and he sues for 500 damages. The rail-
road company Gained that the ticket was pur-
clearly out OF date; that the buyer of the ticket
M ade, In the act OF buying the ticket, special
contract that In consider alton Of the reduced
price OF the ticket II should be used within five
days OF the date stamped thereon.
DAMaASN's, 500 eth street northwest offers
this week-Our $3.50 lined satin paraSol5 for
$3.50; cur a lined satin parasois for 49, our S
lace.trnmed lined parasols for s.. 20 and IS. 80;
cLIdrens lace mitts, at &C.; our 25c. lisle
thread thread g, gloves. ioT ne; gents gauze under
trunks for boys and gents, from 1sc. up. Dam
MAINS, sec .th street northwest.
AN ACTION FOR FALSE ARxEsT.-To day, In
the Circuit Court, Judge James, the case of
William Thomas agt. Dubois was taken up.
Miller fer the defendant. This is an action for
false arrest, damages being laid at $40 co., and
plaintiff claims that the officer having been
told that he was not OF the party fighting, in
sisted on arresttng him and did arrest him, and
by reason thereof he has suffered.