Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-07
Transfer. Of Real E.ta,e.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: j. H. L.
War1ng 10 l. A. Lewis. pit. lots % and %, so. 336;
nedy, trustee. to Sarah j. Kennedy lot 49, Sc. 691:
$4,000 Sarah j. Kennedy TO James $. Magee
same property; s5.1i0.50 Mary j. Snowden TO G.
n. walker, lots 10 and 20 blk S. Ivy City; $50.
A OSE-ARMED CoLoRED MAN ON THE RAMPAGE
Peyton Holmes, a One-armed colored man. was ar
rested last night near the corner OF Sth and Bound
airy streets by Sergeant Slattery for profanity
Holmes resisted, and. slipping his coat on, escaped
AFTER CHASING Holmes several squares the sergeant
succeeded In recapturing him. In the Police Court
this msning Holmes was fined for profanity and
assault $40 or As days
Too Much ELECTION TASGLEFoor-Rich'd Rider.
Baltimorean, was arrested yesterday afternoon
In Prices stable by Detectives Rar and Cox for
carrying concealed weapons. Rider, who was In
toxicated, While passing the stable cried out: Hur-
ran Tor Cleveland" Some answered him. and
he entered the stable, thinking IL was Albert BOose
colored who was In there at the time After hav,
Ing words with the men Rider drew bulldog pls-
tol and threatened TO shoot Boose and John Lewis
On the way TO the station Rider tripped Detective
Cox up. In the Police Court this morning Rider
was tried for carrying concealed weapons The
Judge said that the sentence ought 10 be imprison-
ment. but he would impose fine Of $50 or go days
On the farm
GOOD TENPLARs--Star OF Hope Lodge, i. o. G.
T., last night installed the following olncers w. C.
4 s, George Johnson; W. +. s, W NJ Barclay: W.
e, Lena Grimes; W. Treas, Lewis H. Lanman; W.
sec. W. NJ. Johnson, 1r; r II. $, Fannie Cattel
L IL s, Clara Baritone; g., Ida Wine; o. e., $
H. Lanman, George johnson and Charles Lamson
W. j. Pagan was elected lodge deputy.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marrfagel licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO Charles
Mirnzinger, OF Philadelphia. and Catherine r Ser
geon; VIM Dove and Mary Carter; j. w. Hamilton
and Mary L Garrett; VIM Perry and Maria
Holmes
RAssz M TIE THvpwoxrrpp Tho -,ouou,r>r
we're the readings at the Office of the chief signal
ofncer today: am. 300; IL a M 45.2s p.m so
Maximum, 50-2 minimum, 2Ss.
RoBsERrks REPORT D.-w H. Betters. corner OF
9Th and streets sc dtheast, reports an overcoat
stolen OF the fence In front OF his store.-John
Usher. 625 street, reports stolen from his back
valued at s3-H v. Cotton. 627 ID street. reports
stolen from a refrigerator In his back yard roast
Joseph Rakeman. 1907 9th street, reports stolen
from house Il2i quantity OF paints, &C., valued
al $l4
The INQUEST IN TIE CASE OF CONRAD FAuNcE-
An inquest was held at the nrst precinct station
yesterday on the body OF Conrad Faunce, who was
killed by being run over by an engine OF the Bal
tiInOre and Potomac railroad. at the corner OF
Maryland avenue and 18th street Wednesday night
testimony was given by Frank II. ChiIds. Anna T.
Skidmore. +. +. Long, Geo. X. Handy, John l..
Rooy, Fletcher Skidmore, ID. L Power, Geo. Bres-
Ceased came 10 his death by being run over by an
engine OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at
GiuuteQ tne cause 10 the cstreleSSnrSS and nelif-
gehce on the part OF the employees and agents OF
said company, and recommended that hereafter
there De required 10 place hagmen at all street
crossings at all hours when trains and engines are
passing.
AN IMPORTANT Subtitle advertisement nv
Inonas bowling In the auction columns, relating
70 the sale OF oriental carpets and rugs Is attract
Ing great deal OF attention. Many OF those who
nave had private view OF the collection regard tt
az one OF the nnest they have ever The exhi-
o,aien, &c will be en-, win open on Monday next
anu continue TUESDAY, the sale commencing on
Heanesday, November 18th, and continuing each
signment Is disposed OF