Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fec have been fled as follows: Thos
4s5 D. NJ Munro to charofte E. M iE, o. ps art
:. So S2a; 1925. ". W. Birth to Francis L. Robin
son; part and lots 2 and r, 50. $685. sl.Oa4. A:
10 and part 8, So. 22s; s25.0G0 j. F. OImstead to
Nellie NJ. Clark lot 9. SO. aia; 1856 G. F. Appleby
ss al, trustees to Jas e. Me,ler lot So a.
lot $50, uniontown; $. NJ Ashford ct al, trus-
tees to Martha Carey, lot !, SO. G3i $780, James S.
as s., COO. Z. ". Clark ct al to Arthur E. Bateman
and Washington Mclean, I'm trust, WOodley, 1872
acres; sa,427. ". c. Hill TO John W. Thompson ct
acres, Al acres and Is acres, and Weston $685. acres
s. f. a. Mcintyre to Elizabeth Hoeke, W. 4 10,
$, 50: s42 s7,5.0.5o, dc. Ezra w. Clark to Eugene
man to John Mitchell, lot 30, subsq 49, 5000 same
F. Jones, lot 81, do; $33 ESQ S. r. Bond trustee to
I: g. Bradstreet ct al, of Gardner, Me-, two pieces
of land on Water street, Georgetown; s4,130 T. X.
Jones, trustee, to Louisa q. Davis lot 81 So 1872;
s42o6 o Same to Elizabeth 4. Quackenbush lot 81,
do, 4o6s22 D. 6. Major to I. Iarkin, lot a, sub.
So 80; 3. w. Ferrel TO same, lots A and b. do;
S1,23o A. Middleton ct al. to B. Beall, lot 10, res
oe jan! James N Izpatrck lot IT, So 1901 part
tiesey, lot 80, sub. So 312: s4,e00, &c.
SALES OF VALUABLE PRoPERry.-Mrs Sophie v.
A. Grinnell, OF New York, has purchased through
Messrs Fitch, Fox and Brown, the house of Mrs
Fannie X. Fox, 1iG9 Massachusetts, avenue, the
consideration being $21.GGO.-Mcssrs. Fitch, Fox
aud Brown have sold to Mr.. Gardiner G.. Hubbard,
three lois ON street, just west OF 18th street, for
S2 800 One is on the corner OF 18th and Streets
and the others adjoin it ON T street.
TIE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY-The 10th
VIII be celebrated in this city with appropriate eS
ercises, which will begin at the CONGREGATIONAL
church tomorrow evening. meeting will be held
at the Garfield Memorial church Monday evening
Rev. c. III. Mead, the eloquent evangelist, Hon.
John b. Finch, Hon. j. N. Stearns and others will
participate. Col. George w. Balm is expected to
time. 'i''l''' evening Il ne TEACHES 'ne CITY In
tive Cox yesterday arrested colored servant girl
named Ella Parker on suspicion of larceny. She
has been employed az the boarding house OF Nancy
w. Gushing, No. AL street northwest, from where
1t is alleged she has stolen several hundred dollars
worth OF goods In the Police Court to-day she
was charged with larceny and the case was con-
tinued until the 9th.
THE SUPREME LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs.-It is
expected that about sixty grand lodges Will be rep
resented at the session OF the Right Worthy Grand
Templars, which begins In this city next Tuesday.
The session OF Tuesday will be devoted to business
Wednesday the body will receive the grand lodges
Juvenile Templars OF Virginia and the District, at
Masonic Temple. Wednesday evening a reception
will be given at the congregational church by the
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge 9s-'
TIE CENTRAL HOTEL CAsE--To-day in the Grim.
1nal Court, Judge Macarthur, the case OF r. j
Marshall, convicted on the 18th OF March last OF
keeping baWGy-hOuse, was heard on motion In
arrest OF judgment, which was argued by MessrS c.
s. Moore and Campbell Darlington for the defend
ant and Assistant District Attorney Coyle for the
government The court certified the case to the
Court in General Term.
THE WATER FAMINE AT AN END.-fhe work OF
making a connection between the new 48-inch main
and the 30-inch main at the corner OF New Jersey
avenue and street was completed yesterday after
noon. About five O'Clock the residents of East
n nnrfh tfnv,
OF the city. who had been deprived OF water for
nearly two days, except such as could be obtained
from pumps and wells were retoiced by the gushing
OF water from the pipes, and the water famine was
declared at an end,