Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-06
Transfers of Real Esfafe.

". W. Cogswell to John W. Watts, n q Of SKI.
So. 1856; $3.50; T. H. Palmer to Henry 1. Munson,
lots and 10, So. GA s6,125.62. Sarah e. Woodruff
to K X Roberts, lot "a, sub. So. CAS- 81 500. l. NJ.
Saunders trustee TO Sarah NJ. Starr, lot 6s SUBJ So
angsr efs u.s. sa C. A hSs n 4d'fF
Tet6a d, Turvey, part 2ts, B. & rs addition TO
G fGs 1S1r 1o,: Il Waggaman trustee to
to ST. So 49, and lots Sc and 81, SO. 10. old George
town, and Peters square; s.. A. X. McChesney
s45 Charles Tades dra f. OF al ta SS Mi
Schafer, lots and d, SO. 537 50 500 B. F. Leigh
ton 10 Henrietta Clementson SUBJ lot 49, So 544;
II, So esq; $4,000. C. Beardsley to Jane Koontz,
north part s, So. sls; $780,
SHE SAT ON HIM.-Henry Bowman, an IS year
old colored man, and large fat colored woman,
named Eliza Bowmanwer arraigned In the Police
Court this morning charged with engaging in an
ARRAY by lighting in the streets. They both
said they were innocent The prosecution called
a number OF witnesses, whose testimony proved
that Eliza was sitting on Henry, who was crying
"murder" The court was In an uproar, the Judge
Joining in the laugh THAT does not constitute the
tlmony 1t was shown that she was the old mans
tenant, and they had some trouble about rent
which was owing, and that when the old man
struck her with stick, she pushed him down and
sat on him. Snow, you will have TO defend your
SELF" said the judge to the old man. Henry testi-
fled that "Lizze rented de house from me, and after
some trouble wild her. she sQuaShed me down and
sot on me. and hollored murder" The fudge
put them both under their personal bonds
NEW LODGE OF PERFECTIoN.-A new Lodge OF
Perfection OF the Ancient and Accepted scottish
street, Georgetown, Monday evening. The services
Will be under the direction OF DR.. :ohn Mills
Browne, S3o, inspector general OF the District of
members OF the rite In this city.
THE CITY MARKETs.-The Official Wholesale Price
Current of the Washington produce exchange for
this week states that the flour market is without
change, continuing slow, quiet and dull Wheat is
mn han Nj. in lftnlraI int anA
lower; oats steady. Hay In light receipt and mar
ket frmer; straw is very scarce and higher. The
demand IOr butter Is confined solely to choice
grades. The receipts OF eggs are again light, with
market active for fresh. An improved demand for
poultry Is looked for with higher prices in the
from both north and west and OF good quality In
car lots Apples are very fine and selling low.
Potatoes and onions OF good quality are in demand.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF WAsHMaToN-The
new building OF Columbian university, at the cor
ner OF II and 18th Streets contains well appointed
lecture hall capable OF accommodating an audience
n1pgh the
available for the occasional use OF the scientific
societies OF the city, and longfelt need is thus
held here meeting In honor OF DR.. Tylor the great
English ethpologist, who delivered an address, and
this evening second address is to be delivered by
Dr. yelling, the president OF the Philosophical So
clety The meeting Will begin at s:I5, and friends
Of the sOcietys members are invited to end The
".
lOsophy, Physical and Metaphysical"
FINED FOR AssAULTING CoEsrABIE-In the
Police Court. Judge smell, this morning constable
named Samuel IT, Luckett and a saloon keeper and
cigar manufacturer named Samuel Altman, at 5l7
ing each other. Mr.. LucIett testified that he went
to Altmans house on Thursday afternoon TO serve
an execution for debt and seized about 200 cigars
and started out with them, when Altman grabbed
them from him and rolled over them on the floor.
After struggle witness went out and levied ON o
Altman testified that be TOOK the cigars from the
constable because they We're already sold He
claimed that the constable assaulted him. The
court said that when a constable Is making what
person believes TO be an illegal levy he has his
remedy In the civil courts and must not resort TO
was done, and he would therefore make the PEI.
atty light Altman was fined $40 and costs APP
WHAFs m NAME.-This morning Detectives
Edelin, and Mattingly arrested coored boy named
lis sog M &c. WI" NesSo n
Honesty claims to have lost the money.
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REUNION
The rst reunion OF the society OF the Gar
ned memorial hospital, which win be held nexlTues-
the form Of @ concsrs There WV win be
music, dancing and refreshments The character
Of the entertainment win be such that ladies' may
neta The reunion promises to be one OF the pleas
ATTEST social events OF the season.
The Courts.
PROBATE CoURr-Jttdge Goa.
Yesterday, estate Of Robert 7. Shaw; order d.
recting executor to distribute fund. Estate OF
Catherine Riggles: order appointing Charles A.
Emery administrator, and bond liked at $500 In
re Hail Main, guardian; order giving guardian care
and custody OF wardA Estate OF Hayward N.
Hutchinson; account Of sale OF part OF personally
dled. Estate OF George McD0ugall letters OF ad.
ministration granted TO John Paul Jones. VIII OF
James N. Magee filed and proven BY two wit
nesses petition OF Annie c. Magee for letters teS-
tamentary.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jtdge HdoNer.
Yesterday, Jones agt. Butler; Judgment Of con-
fault
EQUITY CoURf-yudGe Coz
Yesterday, Aiken agt BarslOw ct al; dismissal Of
bill as to defendant RamSdell ordered Stoddard
agL Booth; sale ordered and E. g. Hamilton ap-
pointed trustee TO sell Riley agt Riley; sale or
dered and Louisa Riley appointed trustee TO sell
To-day, Payne agt Payne appearance of absent
defendant ordered.
CRIMINAL CoURT-ttdoe Wbate.
To-day, VIM. Nalley, HOUSEKEEPING; aratgned
and pleaded not guilty. g. A. Whitaker violating
sections 54la, SGT and 643s Revised Statutes y s;
plea OF not guilty withdrawn and demurrer dled
a. Burgdorf, = c. Kirkwood and D. Carrtgan, do;
argument On demursE.