Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18
Transfers Rf Real Esfate.


afternoons. '.Pinarore" Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons. and 1.-The Mascotte" Friday and Satur-
Jay afternoons.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: D. L
Morrison TO D. y. Windsor. lot 80. 81. III: S. So 1873
and 10 and a. SCI 15': $50. its g. Jeanelte Ben
singer TO W 4. Thompson lot 30. So 179; $500. c.
H. CTagin. IT,. ct g.. trustees To ": Norster, part
lots II and 10, sq. POI; 81 $50. G. NJ. Sah to G. H.
Dean. part 20, 81 4i1 $1,000 c. II. Crt gin, Jr, ct
al. trustees l. Greer, parts o. 81 and 50. II adj
dition. ana parts SO and 80. b, 81 HIS addition 10
GEORGETOWN; 1905 W R Deeole to Mary Ellen
$50. Catherine Conner to John Common, sub. lot
p. 50. 500; s1.o00- j. f. Oimsted 10 Amanda T.
A. Windsor to D. l. Morrison. lots and u. and
pts. and Il. So. go s31s12. Susan J. Pitcher TO
w H. Bruce, lot leo. sub. So. $50; $4,000 R. c.
Lochboehlcr trustee 10 Magdalina Nassiein. pit. g.
ST. sl5. s. L. Nelmeyer 10 Catherine Freeman,
pit TO- so SIG. 81 OBS John Ardeeser to r.. Echorn,
in trust, lot IS So 623, and pit 3, SO. 400 s.. T.
\. GIL TO Howard University. pit. st Pleasant;
S14620.5t b. II. Warner. trustee. to E; Wheeler,
W. 4 Browns sub. Mt. Pleasant; Sl.4S5. r. d.
Ruftin TO :. p. Flood. lots 2O9 aud gil, MontelO;
$3.50. E. Lynch, trustee, to c. c. HiSlley, pit 6. so
III; s.. c. C. HiShey to Narilda Hishley, same
property; S. Thomas Hynes to C. r. Clifton,
pit. 5, So. SO; $4,000.
A DECISION UNDER THE LICENSE LAws.-In the
Police Court this morning Judge Smell rendered his
decision in the case OF Lewis Stasford, charged
with being an unlicensed commercial agent The
testimony showed that StaSfOrd, VINO represents
Baltimore paint firm. has been coming to this city
every Monday and soliciting business without hav-
ing obtained license; that he carried with him
card from Mr.. John Wilson, licensed dealer in
this city, and instead Of Mr. Wilson paying Stas-
ford he paid Wilson, thus reducing the price OF
paying license. In deciding the case Judge Smell
held thai licensed dealer had right 10 employ
one man beside himself to act under his license
and dismissed the case.
HELD FOR RoBBING ROBINSON & Co-James Ed
ward DOnnel!y. the young man arrested on suS-
mic lon M ttpgr how ND NO 0T16
worth OF clothing. the property OF B. Robinson &
Co., was put on trial In the Police Court to-day,
fed 90 the loss and the value OF the goods. Luthe
Wise, the cOlored porter. testified that he saw the
defendant jump into the wagon and drive OFF, but
could not catch him. John Harold testified that he
bought some of the clothing from the defendant.
He looked like he had been drinking William
Randall testified that he saw the defendant with
gray mare and a wagon, and that he said IL be-
lOnged to him. The case was sent to the grand
jury; bonds $500.
4 WOMAN SENTENCED FOR STEALING SILK.-Jane
Grimes. living at the bOariing house OF Mr.. r. E.
Police Court tEis morning charged with stealing IS
yards OF SILK, valued at s27, the property OF Mrs.
Catherine WynGham, boartler In the same house.
Mrs. Wyndham testified to the loss OF the silk and
suspected the defendant, because she had told wit
ness she had better keep her dOOrs locked. Sine
identified the recovered property. Mr. Crosby teS-
yesterday with bundle and go to FuItOn's pawn
shop. Mr. Fulton testified that he Oanei the de-
PENDANT s. the silk Detective Cox testified that
he arrested the defendant, VINO gave him portion
of the silk and the pawn ticket. She was SEN
fenced TO 6 months in jail: appeal noted
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day. Shepherd agt. F. $. and T. Co., and
Thompson agr. Shepherd; hearing resumed.
CIRCUIT Co URT-Judge R0gner.
Yesterday, Ritter ct al at Tilley: demurrer ssis-
tanned: leave to amend Hine agt. Magarity; On
| hearing Flannery agt- B. & o. r r.; motion for
trial.
| To-day, Hine agt Magarity; hearing resumed.
EQUITY CoURT:Jid9s Cor.
Yesterday. Bake agt- FAINT; Gordon appointed
trustee. Gerhard agI Gebhard; time TO take testi-
m0ny limited. Todd agt. keySer e. L. Eayser
appointed guardian al tum. Bond agt. Bond: re-
Investment or fund ordered. TraverS agt Den
ham: sale ordered. dc. NcCoriulcl a,rf = = 4 7
Co.; H. ". Cannon, controller, substituted as de-
PENDANT Holiday agt. Holiday; reference u the
for sale oy2rrU!eJ. Patterson AFT. Patterson;
sale finally ratified and reference 10 the auditor
owen McCabe made absolute. Mccormick agt +.
5. &c T. Co.; exceptions oYerruled In part and sus-
tanned in part
To-day, Vernon agt. Vernon; sale finally ratified
McCorInic> at. K. : and T. CO; exceptions over
ruled iii part and sustained i'll part. Fugitt agt
Fugitt; divorce granted
CRIMINAL COURr-Jud1a Wtaie
Yesterday. Howard Hansbough: sentence set
aside. plea OF guilty withdrawn and plea OF guilty
OF petit larceny entered; sentenced 10 six months
In jail George Tough. murder; motion granted
that goyernm2nl must elect on which Indictment
IL viii go 10 trial. Samuel ODpenielIn, assault
with intent 10 kili pleaded not guilty.
Affairs iM West Washington.
DEATH OF A METHODIST PROTESTANT MINISTER
The Rev. Arthur Daniel Murray del at the resi-
dence OF his father, i;ey. JOhnJ. Murray, d. d.,
pastor or ST. JOINS church, Liberty street Baiti-
more, last evening about 9 O'Clock. The deceased
born IN this place November 10, 1851. lie was
educated at The Baltimore City college. taking one
OF the highest Peabody prizes lie afterwards a.
tended the Western theological seminary Allie
gheny city. Pa. lie held various charges In the
Maryland annual conference OF the Methodist
! Protestant church. among them Broadway, Balti-
more and Geor 5etown. lie was associate pastor in
F.. resigned on account OF falling health.
NEW leg HOrss.-The large ice house OF the
Great Falls lee co. has been completed, and work.
men are nov engaged In storing large quantities
I OF Ice in IL.
; CANAL Notes.-The canal boat which was sunk
the other day has been raised and navigation re-
/ suned.-1he defective canal bridges here should
either be removes or repaired.-Canalb boat Round
/ Top arrived with $40 barrels OF cement.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT Z A. M.-Clear at all
points. Low 5ide in the river to-day at 400 D. m
! high tide az 900 p. 10.
! i SEyESTY-YEAR OLD WIDOW ELoPEs.-The res
tdents OF Farningdale, L. J., We're excited yeSter-
Gay over the eiOpeinent OF Mrs. Elizabeth Baylis,
well-to-do widow. aged about seventy years. with
/ a good-loOking pedd.er nalied John BarnuIn 1t
( is said that they went to New York and were mar
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