Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-30

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows: R. w
Tyler to Saie H. owen, lot q, sub So 49, 81 600
VIM. Wurdemann TO Laura l. wurdemann, lot 10
Johnson, pit. }. So west of sos; s57s B. W. Carpen
ter to r. E. Bradley. lot So, sub So $685. $500. John
Marsin to w. oDonne P lot e. 81 SUD- i S. $40
$500 John Callahan to w. n. De Lacy, pit %, sub.
sa a 3, o .n % sss g, 10 . Emsda Put
Doughty to A. c. Clark, pit. So es; g.
PRESIDENT L,xcoLss OLD coAcHxAx.-John Nc
Avoy, who was Abraham Lincolns coachman went
to Ireland after his masters death, and yesterday
farm in Kentucky He Expected to M ud moees
waiting for him. but none was there. Arrange
ments were made TO send him on.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE INTERNAL REye-
NUE. LAws-Lewts r. Bart, the cigar manufacturer
was charged in the Police Court to-day In two
cases with violation OF the internal revenue law.
The nrSt case charged him with violating section
3, 800 OF the Revised statutes IN removing box OF
case he Is charged under section 1897, which al
eges that he failed to make daily entry or mate
The cases were continued for one week, and BAH in
the sum OF $500 was furnished for his appearance.
The MOODY MEErINas.-At the conference of
city pastors held at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms yester-
day afternoon, to arrange for the meetings TO be
conducted by Mr.. Moody for four DAYS, commenc-
pointed: Executve-Nessrs Bartlett, Naylor Butler,
Faunce, Wynkoop and johnson. on place OF hold
lux tne ueetlnHS-MesSrS taunce. Prlce, Power.
Little. Cox, PresDrey and Parker. On music
MessrA Wynkoop, Wilson and SHEPPARD On pro-
gram-Messrs Butler, Greene, Burdick, Edwards
and Harding On nnance-Messrs. johnson, Ry-
neal, Pratt, Emery, Topham, Warner and MorselL
No EVIDENCE OF FRAuD.-Detectives RAN and
Block have investigated the supposed "Washington
monument memento swindle," described In yester-
days star, and find that the 1rm Is composed OF
1Oan 6eGk ans
with very small piece OF marble glued On II. which
they SEND 70 any address upon receipt or 81 cents
The detectives report that while 1t is good price
for the memento they fail to md any evidence OF
fraud.
DIED At PROVIDENCE HosPrTAL-Capt Lehman,
Of Philadelphia, captain and owner OF the schooner
J. II. Marvill, which recently arrived at George
town with cargo OF coal, was stricken with paral-
Providence hospital. His remains were taken TO
Philadelphia this afternoon.
RoRBRRIEs REPoRrED-Mrs NJ E. Roberts o25 80
street. reports stolen from her house on Christmas
day $l2-Charles l. Pollock, OF Leesburg, Va. re-
ports that on the 9TH OF last month, while In the
National hotel there was stolen from his person a
gold watch, SIG in money, etc; value, $62-P. r.
Smith. ssa pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen
from his store gold watch valued at S35-Lem-
uel Proctor reports stolen from Johnson's restau-
rant last night an overcoat valued at SIS
TAXING THE LOCKS OFF A CHURCH DooR.-Elas
Harold, colored. was charged In the Police Court
this afternoon with entering In the night time the
Macedonia Baptist church, In Hnlsdale, and carry
ing on three locks from the doors. Susan Green,
cOored, testified that the locks were taken on the
doors on Christmas eve, and the defendent, who
was once member OF the church, but had been
expelled, said he did it. The Judge said ne would
church alone and warned him against such con.
duct. The defendant was released on his personal
bonds.