Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01
Transfers of Real Estate.


j. I. Kelly to Squire Willis, lot E, sub. OF 81 and 63,
". d C.'s SUBJ part Mt. Pleasant; $500; W. Henery
to Mary H. Knox. parts IL and 10, So 500; 5000 j.
II. Edmonds to Joseph Burroughs ct al, lot 25, so.
.S9; 81 ,D0. a. A. Lipscomb trustee, ct ALL to W. o.
De1nlSon ct al, DennisOn & Leightons SUBJ Mt
169 @ sa r Warner 70 20 9sa f. Le sSM
beer, part ), so. west OF 4S4 81 800 j. T. Ball to
John {. Amberger, three acres. part OF Philip and
Nj. salmon lots II and IL, block 10, Meridian Hill;
S1i6250 Hannah NJ. Farley to Matilda Tyler, lot
50. So. 594; s61.2l. Elizabeth A. Kennedy to c.
McGee part ?, So So; 81 500 W. o. DennsOn ct al,
trustees. to Kathrine Walker, lot 49, d. LIS sub.
Mt Pleasant; seS1.20
GEORGE MATTINGLY's FUNERAL.-The funeral OF
Mr.. George Mattingly Whose death was mentioned
In Saturdays STAR took place this morning from
his late residence. No. Az street southwest. The
pal-bearerS were MeSSrS. George Plant. DR.. j.
Webb Rogers. Fenwlck Young, John F. Riley,
George E. Kirk and Job Barnard. The cOrtege
proceeded to St Dominic's church. where solemn
high mass said, Rev. Fathers Logan, celebrant;
Rockford, deacon, and Hogan, sub-deacon. After
mass Rev. Father Coll delivered an address, in
OF the deceased He said that when the Dominican
fathers first came to this city Mr. Mattiagly' house
was wa the frst place they found home The floral
in vault at Mt Olivet cemetery.
THE SHoEMAKER's LITTLE CBARGE.-A shoemaker
on 18th street has little girl about two years Of
age. During the day the child is left in charge of
the father. Whose shop opens on level with the
street pavement. When the doors are open in
warm weather, the little one strays of, aud the
shoemaker is obliged to leave his work and go after
the truaEt. He has recently devised Continuance
which IS at once simple and effective. A long
String Is fastened to the top OF the door Frame and
the other end Is knotted about the little ones
Waist. The ch1ldS movements within a certain
area are perfectly free and unrestra1ned, but of
course 1T is impossible TO so beyond the length of
the string. IL is amusing sometimes to see the
child standing ut the farthe5t limits OF the bounds
Juggling away at the string in impatient anxiety
TO reach some object just beyond.
AN EAST WASHINGTON BLAINE AND LOGAN CLUB.
republican ratification meeting was held at Con-
greSS hall, Capitol hill, last evening and Blaine
and Logan club was organized with the following
officers: President. Frederick A. Dyson; vice presi-
dent Caleb Simms; financial secretary, William
LlVerpOol; recording secretary, Levi JONES' ser
geant-at-arms. FentOn jackson; treasurer, Henry
Parker.
MARRIAGE LICHNsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Milton
Gross, OF oSwego, n. Y, and Alice G. Evans; Rev.
Patren. of Mroy, Pa; W. F. Blackman and Lucy
Morthngton, both OF Steubenville, Ohio; George
Moore. of Arlington. Va, and Sallie Onutt, OF
montgomery county, Md.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch, 3.
& q. X r., three miles from the city, Lewis D.
Means, proprietor yesterday, 23 head Of cattle I'D
and sold as follows Best. 6'1 to Oh; good So to g.
or sheep and lambs on the market Old Sheep
81 to Az; lambs, 10 &c IS cows and calves sell
Ing frUn s25 to $50 per head. State Of the market
Disk Tor sheep and lambs and fair for cattle.
ODD FELLOWS ELEcrIoNs.-Harmony Lodge. No
Q, o. O. F. has elected the following officers 70:
the term commencing July list 1885, y. G.. lanes
n Edgar; V. e., VIM. H. Carrlco: P. s.. Henry Stew
art: L. ) VIM. Z. Allan: treasurer, Adam L. Rose
Rcpresentatives-John w. Thompson. P. G. NJ
VIM. p. Allan, P. c.; John II. Cutter P. G.: George
y Gree.I, T. e.: Josiah Gray, P t.; Henry Stewart
7. e.; Geo. !. Stewart. p. g.
Magenenu Encampment. No. 4, !. o. o. F.. elected
the following officers FOR the term ending December
3lsi, 1881: . r, Samuel Mahoney; II. r. Herman
kahlert; : W. Samuel Z. Allen: scribe William
7. Allan; treasurer, john E. Herrell; j. W. Thomas
). GOSnel
STEALING SENATOR'S WHIsKY.--Andrew Chick
q coijrtd enploye OF the Arlington hotel was
charged In the Police Court this morning with
sieailAg bottle OF whisky from the wardrobe of
senator Malone. The prisoner denied the charge.
out was lined FLO or tEirt" days In Jail
"lf WAS THE C.T-"-In the Police Court this
morning " iiliam itlbnitzki, tailor. was charged
with scaling Louis Fabers Maltese cat valued at
80. from The saloon OF Faber on 18th street north
west The court ordered The cat to be restored
AID the defendant to pay a fine of$5.
The Courts.
PROBATE COCRr-.Juf1e Cor
Yesterday. Harvey :. Durnall appointed admin
l.'f3,cr estate Milton Durnal.; bond. $500 Estate
OF RAYMOND ID. Goodeli; inventory OF persOnaIty
returned Estate OF Sarah w PARTS. statement ~
tN,cutor ti,at astTioGtive share IS deposited Es-
~, r Lucinda : Matthew's; inventory or money and
ilSi oil debts due deceased returned by executor
Estate OF Frederick Horner: inventory OF mnnev
anu list OF debts due deceased returned by IOhn T
Nrtt- administrators. Estate OF Amanda F. Rev
eI!!ge: claim or Benjamin F. BeyeridVe returned
S-ttIcc-
POLICE CoCRT-Judge Smell
Io-haF- timothy Sweeney was fined $40 for indie
ceilt exposure. Edward Campbell, cOlored ser.
Want. larceny OF six silver spoons from Mrs Cora
Stewart; 30 DAYS In tail.