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

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Dixon to r. W. Dunn, lots 10 and II. so. s72; $3.50
Isadore C.. Caustln TO 4. S. Dyer part b. and HIS
addition s4.s25. W. +. Reamer 10 b. X. Pam, part
II. So 372; 5000 r p Jackson executor, TO Anna
NJ. 1Ulley and Ella h. Jones. property First and
Potomac streets. Georgetown; s1,410. Hanna and
Johnson trustees. TO the Little Sisters OF the Poor
lots and 4 and part 5, So ISL; g.. G. W. Patter-
son 10 John Forsyth lot e, 81 54l; S132 Mary Ann
Heart to Joseph b. Harl, In trust, part 5, 50. 1885,
10 Is. So 80 - A. c. Clark 10 p. g. Ross and
Joseph B. sanford, north one-haif Il. 50. 6l0 500
4. H. G.. Todd TO same, lot =, 81. bl0; 500 Z.
Denekas 10 John A Pierce, part 81 So 177; 81 500
A MYSTERIOUS sHor.-On saturday night Calvin
Davis, who lives near Lancaster Pa, went with two
companions 10 serenade friend As they were re-
turning at midnight they encountered fence that
had been removed from its position and placed
across the road. Dismounting thew saw three men
In field near by, and Mr. Davis went forward to
ascertain what It meant, one OF the men In the field
discharged gun at him. the contents entering his
legs The ASSISTANTS then fled, and the companions
OF Davis. removing the obstruction on the road and
assisting him into his wagon, drove home, where
medical aid was sought.
KNOCKED Down BY HIGHwAYAEN.-About 1850
o'clock last night WIZ E. Tyler was approached
by two men at the corner OF and 5th streets north
west They dem nded his money, and on his re-
nsal knocked MIN down. cutting his head severely.
10 the spot. They found Tyler lying ON the pave
ment, but his assailants had escaped. The wound
ed man was taken 10 a drug store. corner 9TH and
streets, where his wounds were dressed
morning young colored woman named Kat
White was charged with stealing bundle OF calico
from Helen Delaney. She pleaded guilty and was
sentenced 10 six months In jail she turned
towards Helen and said: ''You black -, you
didn't get the thing on me. did you?"-W. T.
Byron 400 Sth street northeast reports stolen from
bis person yesterday silver watch worth S25-
L A. Paul. OBJ + street northwest, reports stolen
from his room on 9th street q lamp valued at 81
Mrs s. M. Starr reports stolen from her room
In Riggs house, bronze statues and brackets.
valued at 600. W. Morrow, zoe ~ street, re-
ports stolen from his person last night a gold
watch valued at $4Q-A- b. Wilson, OF Mary land,
reports that while the avenue last night he had
his pocket picked Of $l42 In cash
KILLED ON The RAuROAD.-Conrad Faunce, q
weii-known fisherman, living on Maryland avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets. was run over and
xiied last night ON side track OF the Alexandria
tsilroad, at the junction OF 134 street and Mary
e+ad avenua- IT, Is thought that Mr. FauDce was
SetAanG On this track about $40 O'Clock and failed
e near the approach OF an engine, employed In
shifting cars, behind him He was knocked down
and the engine passed over his right arm, side and
legs mangiing his body In a shocking manner
ehd killing him. IL Is supposed, instantly. His
Dooy was found beside the track and removed 10
the nome OF the deceased He leaves wife and
three children.
HE EQUITABLE Co-OPsKArIvE BUILDING Asso-
= enIiOS--At the NTH annual meeting OF the Eaut-
abe cooperative Building Association last night
1incsfs ror tne ensuing year were elected as fol-
scnAinirt, mrs vice president; George w. Castelar,
second vice PRESIDENT; John j. ison secretary:
n a. IWomoly r. q. Middleton, Gen. Ellis Spear,
-. W: Prat- George W. Fisher, Lawrence Gardner.
directors The secretary's report showed the re-
ce1ptS OF the society have been t36l lO6 A. and
the dis oQrsements <S6l Cga 81 leaving balance OF
wa The assets are SAT- 90.