Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-08
Transfers of Real Es,,te.

Deeds In fee nave been recorded as follows: James
B Edmun1s ct al TO ". Mayse, lot 2, so. 1893; g.
F. Tourney 70 Timothy Tourney n. Is g. sd 2s6:
8 Kate Tourney 10 F. Tourney, same property;
8. A II. Jones er al. 10 g. W. Talbert, pit. T. So
ham. lots leS, 195 and lg7. ThuIked's addition to
Georgetown; 800. James W. Smith ct al TO Jas.
n Johnston, bot II. So lss; $3.50 Same to Louis
Johns parish 10 Mary v Burton. lot 81 sublOts 10
81 81 zoo % .s1 90 =, e,a Brown TO Emra Deano,
ems 10 Frank T. Rawlings. lot L. 81. 49,; 81 500 e..
H. F1ckling et al, trustees to Margaret A. FrZzel
si,Oca $500 49, '''''- ~ '''' se'0"'''
The EQUITABLE C. b. AsSocIATIos.-The fifty-nfth
meeting OF The Equitable Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION was held last night at Marini's Hall. F.
street, Thomas SCmerviiie In the chair and JnO Joy
bison, secretary After payment OF dues $4,000
was advanced 10 the members at an average pre-
MUM OF u per cent large amount OF stock was
taken In the seventh issue by new members
The Boar CLUBs.-Both the Columbia and Po-
romac boat clubs held their monthly meetings last
night. AT the former Fifteen new members were
erected. and new style OF cap adopted. something
Ike the navy cap The PotOmacs elected eight
new members and approved the program for the
club races Each race VIII be followed by hon
the arrangements for which were placed In the
hands oi a committee.
An OHIO sERESADE.-The serenade at the Ebbftt
HouSe last evening 10 Hon. james :. Robinson, the
republican nominee for secretary OF state was
largely attended Controller Lawrence, president
on The ONO Republican Association, presided
SPEECHES were made by Commissioner Butter
worth. Hon ". H. CalkinS, OF Indiana; Hon. Geo.
X Peek. OF Topeka. Kan; Hon Frank Hiscocs OF
New ork; Hon j. d. TAYLOR, OF Ohio; Hon. Lewis
HANBACK,, OF Kansas; Hon James b. Belford, Of
colorado, and Hon. John A. Kasson, OF Iowa
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEW ORLEANS EXPO
sfTIoS--A meeting Of the commissioners recently
appointed by the President TO represent the state.
ana territories In the New Orleans exposition was
nNd at willard nall last night, Mr.. Frank Bacon
chairman and j. W. Ryckman secretary Director
General Burke described the exposition W. c.
n4h ~ Snrth
braska. and A. j. AcWhurter, OF Tennessee were
appointed q committee 70 present suggestions for
tSe nafIra resdrcs y, Ih eoee.pe i've eanlDlts OF
A resolution offered by Commissioner LorinO was
adopted, providing for committee TO confer with
the board created under the executive order with
the view OF presenting 10 Congress such measures
as may be necessary 10 provide for exhibits from
the respective departments and bureaus Of the
United states government
THE ARTHUR RIFLE CADETs-The Arthur Rifle
Cadets at their first regular annual election last
evening, chose the following officers: Captain NJ.
NJ Ramsey; trst lieutenant, l. l. Drggs; second
lieutenant, G. j. Osborn; recording secretary, b.
Frank Marshall. corresponding secretary, Mrand
c. Sayers; treasurer, Clinton III. HarwoOd. Since
the publication Of the latest notice, the company
nave received contributions OF SIS from President
Arthur and SIS from Secretary Frelinghuysen. A
enmoer OF articles have been contributed for the
far, which is 10 be held during the coming winter
Including ladies gold watch Silver tea set OF seven
pitcher.
IHE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN - THE WEEKLY
cTAk Will De sent postpaid TO any address In the
United states or Canada until after the presidential
eiecuon Tor nifty cents IL Is a large eight-page
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nstter-poltical, miscellaneous. personal, news
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MIsIse. ESGISEEsIsG, MEDICAL, LAW, AND Mis-
ckLLASE0CS BOOKS AT AUcTION.-ThtS evening
commencing at 7:3O O'Clock, Mr. Bowling will close
tne sale OF books, comprising about 800 lots, en-
pfaelng all these works, which are valuable and in
Tine condition