Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-12
Transfers OF Real Estate.

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Transfers OF Real Estate.
AZ Deeds nj In -, fee have been fled as follows:
Mary Maner to g. sssrs lots lss ana
Warner, lots I24 to 1871, do; g. w. W. Corcoran
TO Lila Jane Russell, lot 6, SO. Sc; $e7sa0 j. A.
capman to G. Blanchard 81 I'd, I Undivided tenth
ct al, trustees. F. Young. lot go and pit 80 B
to Caldwell ID. Golden pit. l6 81. $40: sl,400 D. b.
Croft to Mary A. Kyle, lot 56, 50. IsO q. 5O0 and
o ao Msa TO n
to F. K. Ward. pit. 5, 50. sas sl,75o W. Blair to
noids ct al to s. a Il pit t' So las ne !" ne a.
j. Cresswel trustee. to John F. Mccoy, pit lots 81
and IS. SO. 24l $3.50. b. Z. keyser, trustee, 70
Barker to s. K. Petengale LOT As, So 3ss; $500 A.
G. Clark to A. T. johnson. pit 5, So 104O; $40 Har-
PA: 500. l. B. Wright to R. /. Fleming, lot e
WIS SUBJ Mt Pleasant; $500. G. NJ. Matthews, ex-
ecutor, to L. II. LOCKER, pts. g. 65 az and a. Beals
addition to Georgetown; 1000.
ALLEGED POLICY MEN ARREsrEp-This morning
Detectives RAN and Block and Lieut. Arnold made
raid Oh alleged policy men, and succeeded In cap
turing John p. GatewoOd, an alleged .backer; John
F. Brooks, cOlOred barber at 1905 E street; Thos
Ennis. candy store keeper In the same neighbor-
hood, and Charles Morris, residing at No JACKSON
alley. They also found a quantity OF paraphernalia
belonging to such establishments at the homes OF
cinct station for a hearing.
TIE UNITED STATES ELECTRIC LIGHT CoxpANY.-
At the annual meeting OF the United States Eeo-
trio Light company. OF Washington. d. c.. held last
evening, the following board OF electors as
elected Samuei NOrment, Matthew q. Emery, Jas
l. Barbour William Dickson, Robert Boyd. sew
mour w. Tullock and A. N. Renshaw, OF Washing
ton. d. c., and Peter A: B. widener and Dr. VIM
X. Warner, OF Philadelphia, Pa The board organ
lied by the election of Samuel Norment president;
Matthew G. Emery. vice president; William Dick
son; secretary; seymour W. Tuliock. treasurer: A
mittee, Messrs Boyd, Dickson and Tullock
A POINT RAISED AGAINST THE Doc LAw.-To-day,
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, one OF the dog
license cases appealed from the Police Court that
of Isaiah W. Hoskins, was heard. Mr.. Lipscomb
twhO is associated with Col. Cook In the case)
stated that they claimed that inasmuch as the sec
ton of the Law requiring license for q dog pre-
1g nenatv for ure To- pace tsS on o
imperative The court intimated that there was
not much in this point, but he would hear an ar
gnment upon the question on saturday: A verdict
OF guilty was taken subject TO the opinion OF the
court on the law.
RoBBERrEs REpoRrED.-Miss Lilly A. Boarman.
S23 sth street northwest, reports that while In the
Smithsonian building yesterday a female acquaint-
William a Minnix. SIC asd street. reports stolen
from his house yesterday gold-plated watch and
chain, valued az -; Isaac Heilprin. s22 B street
southwest. reports stolen from his house yesterday
silk umbrella and lady's coat. valued at sea
BREAKING Up BoNFIRE-A number OF youths
had determined to have bonfire on the corner OF
9Th and streets northwest, tomorrow night to
celebrate the election OF Gsv Cleveland TO the
last night Omcers Kaucher and Montgomery
found about three hundred boxes and barrels Ia
corner The ocers d,srSuted ie sne ac
cumulated kindlngs among the poor OF Bates alley
The boys are mad, and vow that they viii have q
bonfire yet
MARRIAGE LrcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to James
p Barrett and Margeret A. Reagen; David Ander-
son and Rosa johnson; John Henry Curtis and
Susannah Marshall; Edward Raynor and Annie T.
Louis DAM, Of Baden, and Louisa Digei. Of Wur.
elaries6urS, ": va O''' anu '''"A - D''"A"' OK
AN EPISODE OF MURDER BAy-Joseph Mcveigh
an old canal boatman, charged Charles Zell in the
terry. Mcveigh testified that while in q saloon in
Murder Bay. last night, the defendant assaulted
him: The proprietor put witness out, and the de-
witness in the face with It, making a severe cut.
Several other witnesses testified to seeing defend.
ant throw the brick at Mcveigh. Zen was flned
$50 or sixty days In jail
PRoBLBLy FATAL FALL OF BoY.-About s4s
loney fell from an embankment on a vacant lot be-
tween 5th and 9Th and and streets northeast,
receiving severe internal injuries He was taken 70
DR.. McGarvey gave medical aid. The boys In
Juries, the doctor says, may prove fatal
He BROUGHT Down THE SCHooLNAsTRR.-Jac0b
Plyman, a farmer, living near Brayt0n Courthouse,
West Virginia, on returning home Sunday night
from q visit saw man crawling through window
OF his house He fired, and brought down the
schoolmaster, who had LEFT his clothing in the
house while endeavorlng to escape. Mrs Plyman
has left the netghborhood.
To Go INTo OPERA--Manager Amberg, Of the
Thalia theater, in New York, yesterday concluded
an engagement with Mrs Victoria Schiiling Huels-
kamp Miss MorosnD for six months for concerts,
and after that for opera bouffe. She appears nrst
next Sunday at the Thalia theater In sacred con-
cert and goes from there to Boston, thence all over
the west. Mt. AmberN says she has good voice
and Is real artist.
ONE BANKER ArfRMPn 10 KILL ANorHRR-H r.
Weddell, OF the frm OF Everett Weddel, OF
Cleveland Ohio which recently failed for S. 100000
attempted to Kill Sylvester T. Everett one OF hts
former partners, Monday night. His attempt was
frustrated, and it was found he was suffering from
brain fever, brought on by bFoodng over his heavy
financial losses
The AMERICAN COLLEGE IN RoNk-A special dis
patch to the Baltimore Sun from Rome says: 1.-THE
Pope has issued decree creating the American
college In Rome, until recently q part OF the
propaganda property, q clerical college. with an
organization OF its own, and to be ruled Ike the COL
lege OF the propaganda"
The VIRGINIA LE0IsLAruRE-Int the Virginia Leg
islature yesterday M Digga, democrat, presented