Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

To the Editor of Tile EvrN1x

LANSDURGH j. BRO.
Denies IT.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
noticed my name in Saturdays issue OF your
valuable paper stating that had been arrested
for dealing in Chicago beef without a licenSa.
Now, want the public and my customers to know
handled any Chicago beef, and never intend deal
Ing in the article LOUIS c. ROsENBUsCH
Glib and GA Center Market
A DIsREPuTABLE House RAIDED.-Sergeant
Sokes and privates Burns and Fitzgerald, Of the
day morning made a raid on disrepuIa-
BILE house, Kept by Eliza Mergin. in McCues
streets southwest The prOprietress and score
OF OF other female occupants OF the house were
taken into custody. In the Police Court this
morning Eliza was charged with Keeping bawdy
house and the other women were used as wit
nesses The testimony was of the most revolving
character and the court imposed fine OF s25 60
days She was committed in default of the fine.
OF Messrs- Clark and Trunnel, The we'll known dry
goods merchants, now situated at 500 Market
Space, has increased to such an extent that their
present quarters have become utterly inadequate
fOr the Increasing needs OF their trade. To pro-
vide for this they have erected large and hand
some building at No. S11 Market Space, where
they will have ample room for their present ne
cessities and little to spare for future growth.
SENT TO JAIL FOR AssAULTING HIS WIFE-A
eolored man named Frank Holmes was In Judge
Snelrs dock this morning for assauItfnr Iucretia
Holmes, his wife. She told the court that he came
nome Saturday night and gave her some money to
pay the store bill and afterwards he wanted it
back, and she refused to let him have 1t, when he
bit her finger nearly off, to make her let go of the
money He was sent to Jail for 80 days In default
OF $40.
THE PAwNBRoKERs SALE-The pawnbroker's
sale Will be continued tins evening at o'clock, at
DuncanSon Bros, corner OF 9Th and streets.
Those in need or diamonds gold and silver
watches.r rings, guns, pistols, clothing, &C. should
not fall to attend as every lot Is being Sold See
advertisement.
STATE REPUBLICAN AssocIAT1oNs-At meeting
OF the West Virginia Republican Association
saturday evening e committee was appointed, of
which E. W. S. Moore is chairman, to perfect the
necessary arrangements for transportation.
committee, composed OF James NJ Ewing, John A.
Hervey. K H. Silvey and Edison c. Brace. was
tain the names OF every voter of West virginia.
The Tennessee Republican Association Sltur-
gay evening appointed committee consisting OF
J. p. Hammer and T. d. Mcfarland to interview
Mr. w. r Brownlow and ascertain in which
hitherto democratic districts that the most good
could be accomplished by the dissemination OF re-
publican literature.
THE RECONSTRUCTED JEFFERSON BUILDING-The
work OF recOnstructing the jefferson school build.
Ing has SO far been completed that sixteen OF the
schools which were removed from ii after the fire
returned to their old quarters this morning. The
fun ment-twenty-four-will be in there In
one OF the best school buildings In the District,
and many contend that it is the best, all accom-
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with basement, In place OF four stories, as for
merry, and as nearly fre-proof as any OF the
school buildings In the third story OF the main
building Is located the large hall for exhibitions
which formerly occupied a fourth-story mansard
finder box. and the two wings at each end run
adding rooms to make the original number com,
plete. In making these alterations the architect
Mr. J. b Brady, has added many improvements;
thick fre-walls have been constructed from the
basement to the top; fre-prOOf stairways with
steps OF alternate blue and black slate. and ven-
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heating apparatus Is made as it is possible
to make them, with furnaces and engines in the
were the contractors. and much credit is due
them for the wOrkmanlike manner In when the
job has been executed.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Deeds In fee have
ben recorded as follows: Margaret Ash to Eleanor
man to Henry Douglas, part 5, So. es3 CEASE:
sS,7a5. L. S. Fletcher to Carrie f. F. Knox, s part
l9 $50 Ja 5oes T. Ru Fps to % Ms4
sub. &. So. 50e $4,000. j. s. Ames to Caroline Vii
Hams, sub. us and part z, So siO; $3.50. s. H.
$, 4oO- a. F. Barker to A. Wall, sub az, SO: $50;
s5,1o0. Same to W. F. DeKnight, sub. 50, dc;
So. 81: $500 T. H. Callan ct al. trustees to F. r
Browning, sub. II, So. ss7; sl.455 Elizabeth Collin
w Ps in a s nsIi IS s. TsysT .
g. T. Fugett, part s, So. 74s; sss ". j. Wilson to
E, w. Howard, sub %. So 1853: 8. Margaret f.
s knf r. M . 10 Es w sG sub 600 En-
600. w. A. Purington to Amelia j. Purington ct
al, w. H. So 321; 8. John r. Condee to L.
A. Sw1Zeil, lots IS and II, sub So 6S4; 81, 400 W.
b Partelio to Parthenia Thyson, SUBJ 1893, So 2O6;
$500 Parthenia Thyson to w. B. Particle, sub
TO Hettie A. Key, lots 43 and 40 SUD OF "a and g.
;ealls addition 10 Georgetown; 81 ,S35 Catherine
PROCTOR 10 Daniel Murray. lot 5.sec 9, Barry FARM
=. Ardeeser aud Giesler, trustees. to l. Kiss.
ner, treasurer, lots to II, SO. 7l6; 81, 500 G.
Srandell to Emily F. Hart. pts 5 anu g. 50. 2s7:
$3.50 and pr 50. 81; 81 600. c. W. Howard to
Maria L. Wilson, lot 90, So. lO3; s. L. Kissner.
treasurer, to c. A. Waiter, lot 8, So TIC; 1915
EALL OPENING.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS.