Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-06

Deeds IN fee have been fled as follows: James
i Fitch TO 3. ii. Warner and C. 3. Pearson, lot 8,
trustee, to B. Peyton Brown, property on north
Side OF Prospect. near FREDERICK street, George
town; $3.50 S. D. Newco.nb to W. ID. Tabor pit
81 "; S5n A. D. Chapman 10 q. W. Wheeler, pt.
10, q s6E 800 w. q. Partello 10 Emma .. snltl
lot %, 81. $50: s3.510. Matthew " Bel To G. ana n
Bel, lot 2, 81 $50. qui. claim; 8.
MANFRED YrsTERDAy.-Prot l. " Blackford,
head mater OF the venerable EoiscopIl High
School, near Alexandria, u1rrle,i ut noon yes
trday. In the chapIl OF the Theological Seminary
70 Miss Ella g amber, a grand-d1u inter OF the
Right Rev Alfred Randolph. assistant bishop OF
tae diocese. large number OF friends witnessed
Gen. W Ii. +. Lee md their families, Col. Arthur
Herbert and CO... ". ". blackboard. Capt g. l.
the groom After TIE church ceremony there " as
handsome reception at ''CltTeu>" The home of
the Misses Mason ana the happy coupe took their
departure for an extended tour aInon, showers OF
ice, good wishes and OLD shoes.
DEATH OF AN OLD CrT.zES.-Nr VIM. Chambers,
awell-knOwn citizen or North WASHINGTON died
yesterday morning. after atoms and painful Illness
al his residence 1917 1lth street northwest In the
s.th year OF his age Nr. Chambers was a cabinet
Inslker by trade. aud, FOR ILIny years Was in ,hs
emp.oylnert o. the Late samuel kirby some raars
aso lie was messenger IN the Office Of the second
controller OF the Treasury department tie had
been a member OF Beacon Lodge. No. Is. OF Odd
Fellows for nearly thirty years. and was Il past
grani OF the order. lie was also known as 4 mem
Der OF TIE Old Jackson Democratic Association Ills
Dein~ It Congressional Cemetery.
The B,IriuoREs BEAT THE NATIONALS AGAIN
The BaltlmOreS DEFEATED the Nationals again YES
t"rtay; scors 9 70 g. Tie home nine was out
Played from the start. The Nationals have Jet
down little IN their playing OF late, but the mate
nal Is there and will DOUBTLESS srow I'D a.ln The
Baltlmores are very hard 10 bCat. TIE Two clubs
Play again Tomorrow. This aitern on tlIer, Will
be game between the foreign AMI resident bali
players for the belent or the members OF the dis
Danced WaShingtons-
ANNUAL RETREAT OF CHRISTIAN BRoTBERs.-1he
annual retreat OF the Christian Brothers Of this
city, Newark, Jersey City. HooOken Pni.adelnnia
Baltimore and Euicott CRY began yesterday III
Will last eight days. and Will BE- conducted by
ifotae- ChristiIn. provincial OF the order. Father
andrew. or the FaS,ionlst monastery, viii he the
spnIsaai adviser About $50 brothers ore present
AT he close or the retreat Various changes Will he
maae IA The location OF the brothers
AFfEK TEE WRONG N.S.-De. ectiye Carter re-
t1gned last night froA Wyaadotte, Kansas to
when place be went las; week 10 get .Shaptyn
SohEers who : uCG!er Indictment here for house
UfeaklDg, and who. IL Was reported tad been ar
tcsttd JleTe- Mr.. Carter. On reaching Xyandotre
.Saha teat the officers ths re hal mis- 4kenly ar
Iestso nan NAMED Jer uiIh O'Connell, who for
merry resided near The H. and o. DEPOT 10 this CITY
an was working there as Il plumber OCoaneil
--e. Oeen IoGked dip In the Jail at Topeka for two
"S0A'' oos WAS Released on Mr. Carriers arrival
AAkRIAGE LicrSsEs--M.rriage licenses have been
Asseu " lne clerk Of the court 10 IslIah Fortune
anu Annle VI Sanders; Frank Bose and Lizzie r.
Ioa, oa.tis - u Snii inSlav ant Annie Cannon:
Ta1iin r uiee y l.ts ana Maggie OConnor; W. s
Det~hsr a4G Martha Davidson; Joseph B. Thomas
vi Loudon county. Va, aLi Charlotte c. Coosey OF
SnAtiss eo1Aty, nd; ". Cross and Martha CEN
man. A--f
COTTAGE FOR SALE.-The attention o. persons WHO
so,aa ~ 9-se oesirabie cottage with hand
S2ine srou-dS Is called Ia the auction sale Of n %
HOFFMAN, to-mOsTOw afternoon at : cs.lerl- -.
aaEertlseHeAJ IN auction sales.