Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds IL fee have been recorded as follows:
Robert c. schenek to w. W.: Phelps, lots !, 2
X Porter, lots 90 and 81. so. 3IS, and lots and
i So ass, one-third part; 81 900. r. w. Clarke
trustee. to Ruth Chism, part 8, So Sc; s.. c.
=: slower f TO JefeTso1 ". Davis lot 49. 81 53
Institute. property on West street, near Valley.
Georgetown $3.50. NJ. Behrend to N. BrIel
part 4, SO. 423; ). 400. 4. II. Lee to S. a. Fitch
tees. % James ?l2ary, part IS, 50. So: s7G9. A
a. Dlfney, trustee, u Junn Lyncn, part 20, go.
$50: 5. Henry a. Seymour to Q. 4. Shields
part q, So. SIT; $l26 TO- Margaret Orrne to David
jackson, part l24 block H. BeaiIs addition; 1925.
HIGH TENT OF REcHABIrRs.-The High Tent,
Independent Order OF Rechabites, VIII meet In
Wheeling. w. Va, Tuesday next. The officers
OF the High tent are Il. C. r., T. B. Marche,
washington; D. C.; II: d. r., c. L. Hecox Hon,
a. T.. George keithley, Washington, D. c.; P.
II. e. R., j. ?. Epps, Norfolk, Va. There are
seven tents OF this order In this District, aud
| two In Alexandria, all of which Will send dele
! gates. Among the delegates from Washington
are James G. Bates, Samuel Fox, O. A. En-
| mors and Charles Steers. The session will last
| three days.
| NiscEGENATIoS AND A CHARGE OF ROBBERY
/ John Harris, a tall, sanctimoniOus looking COL
| cred man, was charged in the Police Court TO-
! DAY With the larceny OF a silk dress, several
| other dresses, some Jewelry. pictures, a carpet
and other articles from middle aged white
/ woman named May Hall. who stated that sew
| eraI months ago, while she was keeping a store
| Ii Camden, y. this man came In and bought
| cigar, and they had conversation, and he
| advised her to go to Washington with him
| telling her that she could do q splendid bust
ness. Witness came here with him just before
| Christmas, and has been sick nearly all of the
time since then; and few days ago he ROBBED
her OF nearly erythlng she had. Harris took
| the stand, and testified that he came here with
| this woman from New jersey, and has been
| living With her as man and Vile ever since,
| and denied having stolen the goods, saying that
he removed them TO another house. where ne
intended 10 take her. The court sent an officer
with him TO see If he could produce the goods
West Washington. nee Georgetown.
| BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At an adjourned
| meeting OF the first regular monthly meeting OF
the 18th Building Association, held last night
| 20 shares sold aJ maximum rate, $3.50 per share
| TosTMORTBM.-Yesterday Drs. Patterson and
Hartgan made pOstmortem examination OF
the body OF John Hunchberger, who died az
Mr.. Walter Browns residence. on Ridge road,
as mentioned In yesterdays STAR, and gave q
| certificate of death from heart disease.
| A NEw PRoJECT.-A number OF leading citl-
zens OF this place have IN contemplation the
establishment CT a seminary for young ladies.
The school is to be under the supervision Of q
| directory OF gentlemen who are to have 1ts gen.
| eral management IL Is expected that the sem.
| mary viii lie opened In the fall
| THE COAL TRADB.-Nlneteen boats left Cum
eerlaDd Monday with 2 l37. Is tons OF coal as fol.
| lows: New Central Co., 1872 IA tons; ConSoli.
dat1on Co. 452 IL tons; Borden Co, 3S5 Is
tons Georges Creek Co., 3SG.G5 tons: Blae1
Avon Co., 101.05 tors; Individual, 1l2.l7 tons;
] ali for Georgetown,