Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
Transfers Of Real E.fatn.

DEEDS in fee have been filed as follows: Eliza
beth HcS5!er 10 VI. H. Vest part p So G6i Sa.4 a.
Adelaide T. Dewey to Caroline H. Williams, part g.
ST. $50; II, eco. Johanna OCoEnell to James Fitz
gerald, part L, So GO; 5000 b. F. Gilbert to f
.s'i Mary T. Dent to Emily y. MOXley. part o, SCI
2sS; 500 Mary I. Pitcher TO Susan p Okie. lot AZ
SUP 50 III; S3CJ- f. Greer to D, T. L. Naggaman,
Lucy loIi. part Il. So $50, 1920. Lucy York to
C. T. and J. ". stewart, part ., so. so; So COO. P.
Reiter 10 H. Eclter, lot IL, SO. 40; - go j. G.
Payne 30 j. i. Taylcr, lots 10 and d. So 197: 500
J. l.. Taylor 70 G.. c. Payne. same property: sflO
A. o'5d;i!5 TO John Jacob Appech lots A. 5 and 6,
FINED foT Ass tCLTrxG HIS DAuGnrER.-Joseph
Lee rniiii!CJkinE cniGrcd man. about thirty-five
years old, was GA trial IL the Police Court this
morning charged with hrutaiIy assauItng his sew
tItecl-y edr-9ld daGEhtcr. Annie. Mary Lee, his
WIFE, te5 lied tAat her husband was an habitual
G, UGLard. ard frequently abused ard assaulted
Her on one occasion lie sent his daughter Annie
lfr& u"iHk CT water. and when she brought il to
lin he threw it in her and picked w Il broom
Stic ana struck her with IT twice. On former Oc-
cssions lie struck her with his fist witness aid
that h did not assist In the support OF herself and
daughter 5i!" daughter c0rrcbOrtcd the mothers
testimony. til" defendant testified that his daGgh-
but with small stick because she gave him i!npu,
dence. Tie court imposai tine OF 81
BIDS FOR LETTER CARRIERS UsrFoRus.-Bids
were opened to-day hy Postmaster COnger for FUR
nsa9 winter uniforms i0r letter carriers as fol-
lows; L. Salis i TO-, 2I215: George fleming. SIS
Mn. DehGtt SD 30; Robinson 8 Parker, $3.50, and
was accepted. The uniforms are to ba OF Ponle-
reg 5 West Point cadet gray cloth.
Nh. THOMAS SMITHS RrPLEvIy SrIr.-One OF the
parties concerned says the publication in yester-
day STA in reference 10 the repievin suit OF ThoS
the factS are as follows: M Smith before he went
TO Alabama 10 get married cot from Mr.. s ID. Webb
sum Of money. giving him therefor hill of sale
or rs tSctthS) Office furniture. etc, putting him
(Wctbl IN possession. Mr.. webb subsequently dis
posed of the property to VI W. s Odcil Tor con-
S.GCratiOn. SIR. Smith On lis return male . de
. iHlAi on Mr.. OIcii for the surrender of fuc pro
Ierty, but The latter having purchased it In guoi
Ialfh refused 10 reiiaquiSh il unIn reimbursed Tor
his Outlay. Nj. Saith fled replevln suit To re-
c9'tf. And 80 The matter stands at present.
THE MIsoR MARISE.-T p-day, in obedience to the
Wrlt OF h&DcaS corpus is Ied yesterday 10y Judge
NNiia 10 Col. NcCaulsy, u the marine CORPS on
tl" petition Of James ShUgrue 70 regain custody OF
rs son. james Barnard SiH-rue, the latter was
produced in court by Lieut.. Turner Mr.. h. g.
LoIeJoy p:e2r5d for the petitioner and District
AtJorn Worthington Tor tie respondent. At the
instance OF the latter TIE hearing was postponed
Till Tuesday at 10 O'Clock. The object of the father
IS 20 get ihc son. who enlisted few weeks ago In
The Marine corps, released on the ground that he
. Is Il minor, and he claims that although the boy
made Cath that re was over twenty one years cid
Inc oath was not authorized by law.
| THE METEoPcLTTAN INDUSTRIAL SCHooI-Durinp
the sumner the Metropolitan Industrial school,
corner 18TH and streets northwest, Was renovated
and has opened with an increased number of purils
III attendance. The children. who have made their
| Own clothes since the foundation of flo school
have OF late manufactured thcir hats bonnets and
baskets, and are now engaged III making wrappers
fCr outside parties They also Instructed In the
art OF cookery. and in tits line their efforts have
been very successful, Their rolls and Cakes being
particularly fine, and they have good sale OF these
aFt!clcs The school is partially self-supportiny
but is now III need OF additional funds for It's SUD-
/ port. "Ai
: SEEKING TO BE RELEASED FROM TIER BoSp-
Yesterday Jesse jackson and George Gross sure
| ties on the bond or MIS- Elizabeth Silver admins
tratriX OF John p Mallard. appeared In the Probate
! from The Bond or be Unidentified from loss The
( cdurt tUt& the case Under adviSement NeSsrs
J"ckS2u ana Gross filed sworn statement stating
tAat III: bond WAS Sfsaed by them before they
Know t he character OF the wcmaa; that they he
EeN fT lneC EpteEt to take charge of the estate:
ti- sat l.aGe misrepresentation concerning her
fua0ni4i standing; that they have heard q minor
which has ben confirmed By Mrs Slyer that there,
| Is - 100 or more belonging TO the estate not re-
sion BY Writ lie OF the bond; that they have no con-
ndfnce In her ability disposition to .ailbfuIiy
execute The trust imposed. and pray that the
| court VIII not allow the estate 10 pass into her
hands. Tley ask that Mrs. Slyer be REQUIRED m
give an additional bond OF 81, 600 tC indemnify them
against loss
w foUSG De MALES WIII--YesterJay in the
Probate Court the VIZ and cOdlcil or the late w.
Young De Ncale was called up for proof &C. and
daughter OF the testator asked II the Will
poyided home for her mother. Judge James
| read the Will. and explained that the house and
lot were hequeathed 10 her mother during life THE
| court admitted the win TO probate. The viii he
aeSntes part pa OF lot 10 feet by Co. to married
Neale asked IL MTs Iseardon was entitled n ,be
ground inciosed With the house and could take it
| as she had threatened MIS-. Reardon trscIainei
such threat, anG the court said the time had nor
come TO decide the question
| MARR:A Is IIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses la ve heen
fSsurc By tie clerk of the court 20 lanes r
to2s. CaEiciiton, W. Va, and Mcdora Lee Payne.