Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-21
Transfers OF Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: ". Fl.
Moore 10 Ida [. Mar~hall, lots and 8. so. 2o3;
1850. Robert McReynOlds 10 same. lot 60 So 2,2
81 500 H. Georgiana shannon 10 Mary l. Snlii b.
lot 4, estate of G W. Talbert: 1871 C. G. Lederer
to Richard H. Cain. lots - % and "a So $685. $4,000
c. W. Henshaw ct al TO Georretr Barnes, lot 49,
sub so. 7ss II $50 Francis !. Janifer TO ". MavsS
part 4. So $50: $1,000 A. P. Pardon to p H. Ward.
lot IS. So. 3d. $500. &C Chas- Payson TO Mary VI.
Huyck. parts To- IS and 10. So 127: S13.5O0 Cath
crime Harrigan 10 Michael Gallagher. parts II to
~. So 30s: $1,000 c. c. puncanson to Mary c.
Burgess. lot 8. block 20. Meridi'n H 81 ESQ Henry
Kraak 10 VI. Menke. lot 3, So $50: $500 Catherine
g. Bartlett TO Res A. Bartlett 10; south side
IF bet q do and 81 81 Russe 10
canson TO James T. smith, lot :, 0Ock 90 Meridian
Hill: s1031 p Same To W. W. Metca1. trustee lot
ock 20; IL and IA. block g. and 10. book Is do;
DO: 81 $50 \. p. Pardon TO Ellen VI. GRAY 10, %,
block IL. co: S.2l 50 anna l. Woodbury. 10 United
81 ties, lol IS. blOck - Bingham: 81 3 J. 7. Cull
et al. trustees 10 C. Dant part /, So 13S; 1851. III.
W. Garnett. trustee. TO John Walter lot L, So 37s:
Prospect, 10 acres; $4,000 Louisa X. Norton 10
same. 1-e acres in Woody Lane: $50. Elmlra g.
Wheeler TO L. OF America. lot Fl, block %. E1ng-
comb. lot % So es2:: IS 600 Mary L. Elliott ct
al TO Richard d. Pollard, pit. OF ..Bealrs Adven-
ture;' 1850
SENATOR LoGANs DEPAETuEE.-The departure of
senator Logan for the national encaInpment at
Minneapolis was made the occasion OF a very En-
thusiastic demonstration Saturday night. Tie
Union Veteran Corps. Old Guard. ard urge body
o. Grand Army men, preceded by the NaTine Band,
marched 10 the residence OF he senator on l2Ih
street anG rendered their services as an escort 10
the Baltimore and Potomac depot. senator IO-
sah tooh seat IN CARR. ge WITH department
Commander Alexander. When the procession
.eached ,he depot large crowd WAS assembled
there, and senator Logan compelled. alt.r he
had entered his car. TO come OUT on the platform
and bow his acknowledged. MS He was Iccompa-
nie;i I'D Specia! car by the fCiiowng cenfl emen-
Past Depart nlent Commanders &. C. Poyce A. H.
t. Richardson. William Gibson and b. +. Hawkes.:
Delegates, Charles King. II. S Hurter. al,d l. x.
= \art al ~; fprt
tration; Department Commanders WoOiInan. OF
Virginia. and Hennghausen. Maryland; Nessrs
Chrlstie, stokes, Aesser. Baxter, Roland and A. K
Grant
WHO owns TIE BoNps?-A suit In equity was
commenced on saturday against John W. ThOInp-
son 10 recover 100 bonds OF 81 600 each OF the New
orleans. Baton Rouge and V1ckeburg railroad com
PAM. as collat ral for loan OF 5000 made to
Commissioner West by Mr.. Thompson This suit
Is sequel 10 one brought q year ago against Gen
erai West by the same plaintiffs. The complaint.
II is stated, was fully and promptly answered at
the time and after some testimony was taken the
case was dismissed by the ccmpa1nan's and a
complete scquittal was acknOw Jed by them TO
Sne DEFENDANT With an approval or all that he had
cone IN the preIni>esL Commissioner West when
ASKED whether he had any reply 10 make to the
drtlcIe III morning paper charging him with OBJ
tanning money upon securities left In his possession
fer sale keeping, remarked that his answer would
Dc made IL court, and that entire Justification for
his action would then be made evident
Two CoLoxEp FEMALE PrGIIIsrs-A di,graceful
scene was witnessed Yesterday afternoon at the foot
OF % street southeast. where a large crowd was
gathered watching two colored girls night There
was no effort mace 10 separate The girls. On the
contrary. the spectators rather urged them On The
girls fought with such vigor and scratched with
such energy that their faces were streaming with
blood. and finally the dress OF one was partially
torn on. and she was Obliged 10 into house 10
girls stood near spectator OF the fight The Cause
OF the ARRAY was said to be Il young man. whose
affections had been alienated by the superior wiles
OF one OF the dushy amazonS.
Mr. TAYLOR RELEASED ON HIS OWN REcoGx1-
zANCE--On Saturday afternoon In the Taylor
habeas corpus case, after Judge Wylie mad made
an order directing that new bail be given, Mr.
Taylor produced a letter from the attorney gen
alstatlrg that MI Yaylors personal recognlzance
In $4,000, would be satisfactory and this was
taken.
MARRIAGE LIcENsrs-Marriage licenses have
oeen issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Gottleib
Schneider and Katherine Burk; William Neal and
Elz stuart. both OF MonJgof; cry county, Md;
Wilhelm Lotti ami Caroline Gunther; Franz Krausr
and Mary Adelaide Herring: Richard I. Campbell
and Anna Hagan. or Charleston. 5 c.: Thorn IS Con-
ner and Bridget DOnohue; Harry o. Slebblns and
Isabella Stansoury, both OF Baltimore John Ii.
dria, John Henri Needen and Ruthy Arnold, both
OF Anne Arundel county, Nd; Chas Queene and
Rachel bOos-
TIE CAMP MEETING SEAsoN.-Yesterday was
quiet day at Wayman's Grove camp meeting. held
near Annapolis Junction, under the auspices OF the
a VI L chUrch- Among the ministers present
W w Revs- A VI; Green. of LOUISIANA; George W.
Brodle and j. W. Bowser, Of Baltimore; j. L. Nor
Ms: OF Crowdersyle; j. j. Herbert OF E.licott City;
a. r. Shre'es. Samuel johnson and ". II. Brown
oi TINS city; D. j. Beckett, OF Bladensburg A half
dozen new cottages have been completed at Wash
ihgton camp Grove NJ Alfred Wood, OF this CITY,
mas purchased the cottage OF Commissioner Price
IHk BABIES SHOES AND SroCKTNGs-LizZie
slllihs. cOlored girl. on saturday night stole
ir VI SHOES ana pair OF stockings of the feet OF
mi. Herman Schmidt's baby. She was sentenced
lnis morning oy Judge Smell TO 60 days In jail.
IHEArHR CoAIQCE--An entirely new program
mas been prepared for the Theater Comioue This
week great many new performers will appear
ana the performance. consisting Of sketches spe-
eialtles, songs and dances. promises 70 be q very
interesting one.