Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been filed as follows: W
I,Gore ansiiD tn 10Y ~ Ey ana M, II, q @2 40
addition: si,.25. W. +. Kramer 10 Il. h PAIN part
4, 50 S.2, $500 K p. Jackson executor 10 Anna
Potomac streets, Georgetown; sl,4lO. Hanna and
johnson, trustees. 10 the Little Sisters OF the Poor
@ u. john g1Il oi s m sac Mara ra' aan
Heart 10 Joseph b. Hart, In trust part 5. So 166;
- g. G. Brady ct al TO james p Ryan, lots 5
10 Is, So go 3. A. c. CLARK TO p. 5. Ross and
Joseph b. Sanford, north one-halr L. so $40; 5000
T. H. q. Todd TO same. lot 8, 50. 1lOt 300 C.
DeheAas 10 Johh A. Pierce. part 81, So l17 - 800
MYSTERIOUS sHor.-On saturday night Calvin
Davis. who lives near Lancaster Pa, went with two
companions 10 Sepenade a friend As they were re-
turning a. midnight they encountered fence that
had been removed from Its position and placed
across the road DisLnount1ng they saw three men
Ia field near by, and M Davis went forward TO
ascertain what 1t meant. OF the p.en Ia the field
discharged gun at him. the contents entering MS
rs ne assallants then fed and the companions
OF Davis, removing the obstruction on the road ana
assisting him into his wagon, drove home, where
medical aid was sought
Knocked Down BY HIsHwaYMES.-About1 1:sO
O'Clock last night VIM. T. Tyler was approached
os TWO men at the corner OF and 5th streets north
west They dem Dted his money and on his re-
iIsal knocked him down. cutting his head severely
10 the spot They found Tyler lying on the pave
ment, but his assailants had escaped The wound
Cd man was taken 10 drug store. corner 7th and
streets, where his wounds were dressed
nobnEhiEs hSfORfED--ln the POIce Court this
morning young colored woman named Kat
White was charged with stealing a bundle OF calico
from Helen Delaney. She pleaded guilty and was
sentenced 10 six months In 1ail- she turned
towards Helen and said: "You black YOU
aiont get the thing on me, did you?"-W. T.
Byron. 400 Sth street northeast reports stolen from
Us person yesterday a silver watch worth s25-
+ A. Paul. 63l street northwest, reports stolen
rom bis room on 9th street a lamp valued at s.
WIS ;. NJ Starr reports stolen from her room
IA Riggs house, bronze statues and brackets,
valued at $60.-G. W. Morrow, 22 ~ street. re-
ports stolen from his person last night a gold
watch valued at S40.-A. H. Wilson, OF MARYLAND
reports that while on the avenue last night he had
Ills pocket picked OF $I2s In cash
KILLED on THE RALEOAp.-Conrad Faunce a
Wei-known fisherman, living on Maryland avenue
between 18th and 18th streets. was run over and
Killed last night on side track OF the Alexandra
railroad, at the junction OF 1875 street and Mary
Hsel avenue. !. Is thought that Mr. Faunce was
.-&anS On This track about $50 O'Clock and failed
. near the approach OF an engine, employed in
shntlng cars, behind him He was knocked down
ana the engine passed over his right arm, side and
legs, hanging his body In q shocking manner
eAa AliiIg him. II Is supposed, instantly. HIS
oouy Was found beside the track and removed TO
the home OF the deceased. He leaves wife and
three children
IHE EQUITABLE Co-OPEsATIyE BUILDING Asso-
CiAIioS--At the NTH annual meeting OF the Eouiu-
aSie cooperative Building Association last night
oiueers IOf The ensuing yrar were elected as fol-
SS, Inomas Somerville, president; DIR. A. j.
scnainlrt, rrs- vice president; George W. CASTELAR,
SSc0na vice president; John J. E1son, secretary:
-. n. IWomoy. z. c. Middleton, Gen Ellis Spear
=. w: FRAT George W. Fisher, Lawrence Gardner
noe A Fish, and George w. HARNESS. board o,
oiIectorS The secretarys report showed the re-
eeipIs OF the society TO nave been ss1 i0S a. ana
ae Gus surseInents 1881 CSa8l leaving balance II
w. 1os assets are $4z .2E.60