Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07

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SENTENCES IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
In the Criminal Court, Judge wylie, VIM
IL feck, petit larceny; second onense; was
aTaigned and pleaded guilty. and was SEN
fenced to one year In the Erie county peniten.
lary. Martin McGarvy alias John Anderson.
grand larceny; pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
70 one year In the Erie penitantfary Samuel john
son allas Andrew jackson, petit larceny; second
sentence. VIM. Young. indeed for like onense:
pleaded not guilty. Robt. Parker alias Block,
not }ss
pieaoea not guilty. Lewis Diggs house breaking
IN the day; pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
tin alias Moulton, grand larceny; pleaded not
guilty.
The Railroad Grievance I'm South
Washington.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY.
warrant was issued several days ago against
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company,
charging them with obstructing Virginia avenue,
between 9th and 9TH streets southwest, with their
cars Dy keeping them at the place named longer
Than IL snecessary to expedionsly unload passen-
gers only. me warrant was served on Mr.. Jos. X.
onarp, superintendent. In the Police Court this
morning morning MI. Enoch Totten appeared for the de-
to go to trial.
Mr.. Padgett stated that 1t was simply question
rs w wneunsr tne company have right to use the
Mr.. Totten replied that there were some import
any points or law involved in the question.
ouuse smell suggested that Mr.. TOtten take the
case up 10 the Court in Banc on a certorari, and
nave me question settled there. He said case
somewhat similar to the one in question was
argued before this court several years ago by yery
able counsel, and the decision of the court was In
favor OF the defendants. The court said that the
lauI seemed 10 De with Congress, because the gen.
era doctrine is that when they give a railroad
company charter to enter city, the charter car
res Win IL the privileges of railroad, and he
tenougnc IL would not be an easy matter to over
throw 1t In court OF justice. The case was tenn
porarliy suspended, and in the meantime Mr.. Tot
ten VIII decide whether he will go to trial or take
the case up as the court suggested. The defendant
was released on his personal bonds to appear.
Closed.
10 the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
fieaSe announce to my patrons In South Wash
ington that have this day closed ''Branch g." at
I'll street southwest. which opened one month
ago. close it with many regrets. The wagons
WIZ continue to deliver as usual until further
notice' F. K. WARD. Attorney Dairy.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS AssoCIATION.-At meet
ing OF the Liquor Dealers association yesterday
AFTERNOON OHlcerS were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Frank Hume vice
presidents, George Juenemann, and Andrew j.
S saora,r secretary George II. Holmes; assistant
secretary. william O'Meara; treasurer, Peter Fea-
gan; advisory board, James L. Barbour, GILBERT
cannon, Chris. Heurich, A. B. Cropey, F&trck
rmlllps, George A. Bartholme, August Doehrer,
Harry Chrisman, Charles Mades H0ratio Brown,
ing. 1t being reported. that the Potomac Fire In
suTance company OF Georgetown had refused TO
lnd0rSs the application for license OF Mr.. Joseph
Schladt, member OF the association, resolution
was adopted pledging the members of the assoc1a-
rGn 10 Withdraw from the company named all
policies OF insurance held by them, and to do what
they can to prevent their friends from insuring in
that company.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. - Deeds in fee
nave been recorded as follows: Henry NJ. Barker
TO THEODORE Masserback, east half lot 4, square
I'D to T
Green to Sarah A. Connolly, part SO. 1884, 81 1890
so J. X NJ pen n9 TO- N SaSes S ct 7 So sss
$. j. c. G. Kennedy, trustee. to Susan Y. Clark,
sub !: So Isl; stooo W. Marsh to IL NJ. Baker,
ton NJ. Rohrer, subs % to 20 SO. 1857; $500 F.
Douglass, Z. s. marshal, TO w. S. Perry, sub g. ST.
5lo; s275 Joseph c: G. Kennedy. trustee, to Flea
D. and I. IS addition to George town. $4,000 s. s.
Huntlay to Joseph T. Bender, = SO, So 24e: 500.
l; H. Hashtled to same. same ss76 e. Sarah A.
Presbrey to W. c. Hill, lot and pts. and z on
1th street extended s., 2S4. SO. Frank g. Smith to
James j. me Wiiamson, lot o, sub Of z, So. 1929;
Fl Runner, lot4, block 3, Mt. Pleasant: 1884 r. s.
ST. cs ss Ct Ct al truStees to j. obrs par, L.
Wright, sub II, SO. 1876; $1,000. r. NJ Smith to A.
Fisher, sub 20. So AZ; $3.50 J. II. Dyer to =. N.
s. ss s u st.r5 K Knox IL co ms
&C.; to E. Mast, part 2, So s21 and sub o. So 1888;
s9oo "A PIanN to John NOonan, 8 acres Mt. Airy
/, So 743; s. 800 d. B. Croft to Scion C. Kenion
Sio lot 3D. So Ar 1900, subject to trust OF Sc 400
MsNoerse to Edmund F'lagg, sub. lot 4, Widows
Mit48s-. Richard 7. Mlrtin to same, same prarli
erty; $. Joseph McHenry to George Russell, lot
a. sd ~ 1925 w. g. Lee to A. Brooks, sub. CO. So.
US: =. sc. Mills to F. Tibbett', same property;
81 500. j. I. Lehman to c. Xander, pt. Z. sfl. 452;
5000 j. Van Riswick to A. her, lets IS to 49,,
so. Al: l.C05.50. Nj. A. Ryan to c. W. King, lot
Z: ST. $40; $3.50. George E. Hamilton, trustee TO
Mary II. Weaver, sub. 30, So. 1872: $500. j. W.
70 My to K ht 3 So $751;
Seat; $3.50 G. f. Dyer to James B. Wilmer, 336 lots
IN blocks A. b, ato D. and to II, Reno 50, ID
a. Old Georgetown; 81 OPS Same to Andrew Frey,
lots 81 and 3D. do: s1,3T5 B. H. Warner, trustee,
70 o, H. Mspaniel W. part II 50 ~ $50 Maggie
P n, SUBJ ana I Sc; s57; sao2o v. l. Bramhall
5o ' a"d HS and "a So g s. s. and
lnonston to V. McNaley, sub. So, So 514 SIPS. J.
Prescott to John T. Arms, subs. %, 60 and So So.
a. $500. T. c. Griffin to Thos. A. McAllis.er, lot
+, So. 9SS; 1923 30. Henry T. Eaton to Margaret Il.
Ryther part sl so $50: siO75. C. H. BraInlall to A.
F. B. Smith to Mar.lla NJ. Alvord, lot ii, So 14a;
5 600. j. J. Edison to ". NJ. Ho ges, SUB. lots 81,
Shields pt lot s. 3d. S as George St,s Mason as ~ TO-
Ann E. Lee, sub e.. So. 209; $1,000 Oliver Cox to
7. }: King, sub "a, So. 500; 1850. r. McMeen to c.
D. DAILY. pts: s and !. So. n. of 4; 5000 James
II 'nDiag to Mary A. A. Lindsey, sub ID. So Ill:
1850. c. A. James. trustee, tc II. Dickson, pt 1oi
81. 345; A,150. A PfantZ to John Noonan, pt. 4,
Mt. Airy. (TenleytOwn); $3.50. Mary Hill ct al to
Chas. Ross, property on 1st, near West street.
GEORGETOWN; s.. VIM. O'Donnoghue to John
c: O'Donnoghue, parts 81 ana IS, p. 3. Il. and H.
addition to GeorgetOwn; $500.
Alexandria Affairs
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