Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-01
Transfers of Real E,trsP.

ney V. Douglas 10 ustecs Douglas A.eIlo.ia " f.
DovIIer -o sub G. 81 III Eccd james fI e wdn n
TO Ada 5. Carmen, sub. I1i, So. cal; $2.40O D.
Garner to V. and T. Hoieron, trustees pit 3D. So
III. = J0Shu, Butler TO J. X. Ferris. lois Il ana
"A, 81. 400: 81 Geo. a. f. Barker To w. " Bpdrman
pt. :. So 495: $3.50 MARGARET A. NOrment to H.
Egan, ". 7! C., 50. s92; s67s 25 J. Q. Adams, trus-
tee, TO Horace Gray, lot and pit. g. So 1885, s247O0
7. f. Waggaman ct al. to L. Greer, sub. !, So
257; s. 4. /. Ward TO n. c. Robey, subs 59S 500 L
G0. Cn!oltown, S475. 7. E. Wagganan ct al, to
E. Greer, lots and ?, block s, Ledrolt Park -
FINED FOR CHOKING GIRI--Dennis Hic:ny was
before Judge Sell this morning to answera charg
o. assault and bait ~ on l6year-Old girl named
Laura Chamberlain, who testified that about Z
O'Clock last night she was passing the defendants
house, near the corner OF 25th and l streets A
crowd OF boys on the opposite side OF the street
were throwing stones ut Hickey'S house. As She
got In front OF The house Hickey stepped from be-
hind q tree-bOx, and Catching her by the throat
cho&ed her severely. Other witnesses gave similar
testimony. The defendant Testified that he seized
the girl because she threw q stone at his house.
The girl was recalled and denied throwing the
stone. The court imposed fine Oh IS.
Sons OF TEMPERiSCE-At a Meettng Of the
Grand Division, sons OF Temperance, last evening"
the following grand officers were elected f. NJ
Bradley, G.. " f.: W. j. webb. G. w. A.: j. K
Brdge,G. s; T. l. Bugbie, q. IT,: W. Bede G. Chap:
J. W Van Week, q: Con, and f. X. Martin, G. Sen.
Delegates to the National reunion, to be held at
Mountain Lake Park, Md, In July Eext, were
chosen as follows: Z. NJ Bradley, O. ". p: J. II.
Bradley. Silas J. Bayer, ri. b. MOuton, John X.
Mcconnell and II. c. Mitchell. P. G. w r.; s. NJ.
1eatmen, Il. Howard. james IcKenna and Mrs. y.
H. Bradley, r g. W. A.; ". j. Webb, G. W. A., and
j. Is. Bridge, q. ).
TR,INIHG HOUSE SERvAHTs-An exhibition was
giTen iast evening OF the school for Instruction In
housekeeping" at the headquarters Of the Asso-
ciated Charities, ga street. number OF gentle
men and ladies, Interested In the work Of the AS
sociate1 Charities, were present. The exhibition
vas under the direction OF Mrs. III. d. Parton who
has charge OF the school There are ten young
coDred girls, ranging In age frCn eight 10 sixteen
In The class and they showed that they had al
ready acquired considerable proficiency in ho;lsf-
work They went through the process OF making
and lighting fire, setting table, waiting upon
table, making beds, and washing clothes. at the
close or the exhibition addresses were made by Dr.
Presbrcy, MessTS. W. Il. Sreare, W. z. Bell, c. E.
Foster, j. Ii. voorhees, and L. 5. Emery.
TIE CITY MARKETs.-The official price-current
OF the Washington City Produce Exchange states,
that the -four and grain market Is quiet In all
grades ana without special activity. Choice tino-
thy hay is In good demand and ts quoted at sla to
SO per ton. Butter in the roll is nov called for
since the change OF weather. The receipts of eggs
are light and all arrivals quickly t:lScn The de-
mand for live poultry has been good all the week
Colder weather VIII cause rise In poultry. U,,-
drawn preferred 1T the present time. Green apples
ere In demand, especially for eating. $3.50 tn IS are
the ruling prices Dried fruit IS wanted, especially
the bright sun-tlrf"d peaches. Vegetables OF all
kinds are IN good demand.
THE WAR ON THE TRAMPs-Ihe police war ON
ramps stu continues ard they leaving the city
rather than serve in the chain gang. only five
were captured last night. two inales and three
females Emma Smith, Maria Waldron and Annie
shaw were the co.ored ones. John Davis and
Charles kerTin were the white ones. They each
got ninety days on The farm.
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PEw-HoLDERs N ST. PArRrcK's CHURcn.-The sale
% pews in the new church cdfce of the ST. Patrick
congregation was held this week and q number OF
| sittings were disposed OF. Among those who are
Iew-holdeTs are the following: Mrs. Brien, Thomas
T. Waggaman. Mrs Eliza barry, j. H. Magee, f.
J" Anderson, NJ. T. Caian, Ers John Ellis, Gregory
/ l. Ennis, Mrs. J. II. Mc:i;rty, Mrs. George SeJz
/ Lawrence Gardner, E. j. HANNAH William Bay
man, Mrs. Brosnan, Mrs. n. e. Clements, T. A.
| hidgway, Richard Harvey, William Dickson, Thos
Walsh, Michael Scan.o1, Mis-. Richard Wallach,
Michael Tally, IL. A. Clarke, s. Il. Eery, John
/ Hanna, A. j. CLARKE, w. NJ. Gait Francis Miller
Daniel Hannah, DE- BorrOws, DR.. Morgan, MIR.
| Eoafman, William Wards, NJ. r. Coo,nbs, r. @.
Hoffman, Mrs. William Orme, James ]. Barbour,
| J. T. Dyer, o. E. Duffy, Wiillam Sehwing, James
| Keileher, John Eliinger, Robert Mcdonald, Thos.
| Burns, John Saul, p. j. Duffy, j. H. ScinIaes
Pianos BELOW CosT.-Under "For Sale-Miscel-
| !aneous," T. G. Smith, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue
atiyeriSeS q number OF actual bargains In planes
These lanos are in perfect orter and must be sold
ie 'ys. thu coming week, TO make rooIa for nsiy
, sloc-.