Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

secretary. Among those present were: Prof. j. R.
Dodge, OF the Agricultural department.: Hon. F. G.
Jillson, OF Rhode Island: Edward Young. W. Fl.
Dixweil, OF Boston: L. Sandal, of New York; Geo.
Draper OF Hopedale; c. 5. Mixter, of the Census
ofee; H. B. Meteaif, OF Pawtucket, RI; George
ton, and Hon J. S. NJ. Williams. OF Boston. Judge
Lawrence delivered the opening address, his theme
tariff for revenue only. Mr. Mason read an essay
on Tie unconst!tutionality OF treaty tarffsn Mr..
Arns1rong read paPsr on the Spirit tax and
on "Who IS oppressed by the tarifT?" commit
tee; composed of Hon John c. New. DR.. Young
and MI Mr. roI DxWe!l were appointed to draft
Jewell, one OF the vice presidents Of the asso-
citation The association then adjourned until this
evening.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: Georgetown Col
Wilmer to G. J. Johnson subs. is to IS, So. Sc;
-. G. E. Lemon to Theodore H. P. Wallace,
H.Christman, same property; s.. Pm. Christ m
to Margaret ret E. - Foster same property; 8
g. So. 5sO sl.sal61, walter G. Smith to Clement
G; Smith. subs. lss and ls4, So 675; 8. E. W.
Msha Brat to E@%a 8
Is; $50. d. A. Windsor to Charles Ford, sub. 28,
So; 3l6; 5000 D. A. Windsor to D. L. Morrison,
sub. 20, do; s. GEO. II. r. Elliot to Edward Greer
subs. % and %, 50. 421; s. 800. Moses Smith to W.
G. Talaierro, pit. 3, sec. g. Barry farm; $50. John
Haddock's hills; sl.475. John Walsh to r. J. Cor
coran, pit 68, Holmead's addition to Georgetown;
SO. SO; $500 r. A. Lambert trustee, to NJ Metz,
ger, pit lots q and %. So. SIS: s775 B. Robinson,
to R Mary H. Gaynor, sub IT, So 6a sl7oo W.
7ol $3.50. Mary E. Hunt to S. Hunt, in trust, same
property s. " Wheeler, ct a. trustees to
Eel ct al. trustees. 70 W. H. brewer pts. IN and
12S, b. and Ii. 8 addition to GeorgetOwn; 81, $780,
Horatio Neale to John Fisher, part 9, So. 4s9;
81 W. OF II; SIP P. Herlihy to j. e. Wolfe, sub
Peace So TO- ssh and G1aT lot s5d s
SO. 1,O6s; e: r Rothwell to a. McNeliey, sub
IS. SO. 600; 5000 James Robbins to T. A. Glib
W. Bosgs' ST.. part !, So s7l: ss50O. J. ". Boggs,
S hos to w j. W. BSggs III part 8 So sl $500
s. c. Payson to Margaret II. FiIlebrown, sub
81, So. 2N2; 50 500 Mary A. Payne ct al, to c.
PPayson, parts i6, ls and 10. So 1s1; 5000 s. G.
sec. 8, Barry farm; $780, Mary d. Blddle, trustee,
to John G; Judd. lots % and "a block SO north
bard to Charles NJ. Marsh, trustee, sub. 49, So 115:
s.. Robert McMeen to Eugene Morgan. Sub g.
s sd 1lS; SAG James ROBBINS to Annie Hodges
carrofl, pit 20, SO. ne; 500. N ~ ~
THE MCGUIRE FORGERY CAsE.-Francis NJ. Nc
CURE. the young man Of 500 Delaware avenue
northeast, who was arrested by Officer Slack of
the seconi precincton charge OF fOrgery,a as men,
toned in Wednesdays STAR was before Judge
Sneli yesterday. Mr. Campbell Darlington appear
ed 1or the defendant and waived examination. The
case was sent to the grand jury under $500 bonds.
McGu1Te was formerly clerk In the employ OF
Mr. j. j. Gleason, feed dealer. Robert Dowder.
aged IA years. who Is held at LtJOhnson's precinct
for carrying the notes, alleged to have been writ
ten by MCGUIRE, and John Waters, printer, were
| put under DO nds to appear as witnesses.
| A WOMAN CHARGED WITH VIOLATING POSTAL
| LAWS - Yesterday Officer Kenner arrested a
/ white woman named Anna COnnell, living on C
street southwest, On the charge Of violating the
POST once laws. by sending an obscene letter
| through the mail to John Young, colored man.
She was taken before U.s. Commissioner Bundy,
put one OF the witnesses for the government being
defendant gave $500 bail ior appearance The par
| ties were In the Police Court Wednesday, when
| Young and his wife were charged by Mrs Council
with earryiny concealed weapons, but the case
The w. L. l. CORPS FAIR.-At meeting of sub
| committee No. A. on contributions for the w.
l. corps fair, held last evening, subcommittee
TO canvass the respective districts indicated were
| appointed as fOllows:-An south OF Pennsylvania
avenue from 9TH to South Capitol streets, DR.. II.
E. Leach, Capt r. F: Bartle, Capt E G. wheeler
W. E. Thompson and E J. Burt; 7th street, from
| ID to Pennsylvania avenue. all of Pennsylvania
avenue, from It'll street to the Capitol also Louls
ana avenue to 9Th street, w. d. Wyvill, w. J.
Acker, d. G Bowers, Gee: J; Mueller. JOS c. Lee
A. TAFT, Dr. C. NJ. Ford, Chas Shelse, and Deiwig 4
MeCauley; 7th street, from ID north, and the ter.
rtory east OF 9TH to North Capitol street. In charge
OF Mr.. Geo. +. Tmms and a committee Of gentle.
men TO be selected by him; MI. Robert 1eitch
| tr. was appointed special committee at large
Mr. l. Saks VIII visit New York In the interest OF
the fair.