Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-09

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piicate OF the deed recorded IN August last A
deed dated December 9Th. from Mary Ann Keyser
and Elizabeth X. Pe;tna, as heirs OF Thomas Deall
zone or the commissioners for laying out the city,
10 Robert Morrison. was also placed on record. lt
recltes that Thosl Feall and John NcSan Ganttthe
commissioners, deo Ia 1911 and 1919. respectively,
without executing the trust. aud being DESTROYS
heirs or said Beal, OF parting with .her tile they.
In the consideration OF ten dollars, convey their
title to said tract OF Jamaica, 494 acres, 10 Nor
nSon.
District Government Affairs.
CONDITION OF soUrn lirH srSEET:
Hon T. y. Burrill. chief OF the bureau or enyrav-
ing and printing. In a note 20 the Commissioners.
calls attention 70 the condition az lith street TIM
mediately In front OF the grounds OF The bureau,
and requests that some action b. taken 10 improve
the condition OF said street. and that the Baltimore
ana Potomac railroad company should be required
TO remove the crossries OF the track which they
were permitted TO lay IN the street to the Mona-
ment grounds. and that the street railroad con-
pany be required TO repair its tracks
LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED.
Liquor licenses have been issued as flows: John
III. Brown, John Connell. John Chamberlain, WI
liam Cox, Henry J. Elwood. Austin Freely, Henry
W. Hennige, Harvey & Holden. Anna Keller, Harry
Lyons, Charles II. Shelton. William Mcclure, l. j.
Butler, John Graf, and Myles Gibbons.
RAILROAD TRACKS TO BE REMOVED
Yesterday a conference was held between the
Commissioners and Messrs J. +. Legge. general
manager, and George +. Hamilton. attorney OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. on the SUD
1ect OF the occupancy by the road Of 1st street
northeast with three tracks instead Of two tracks,
as accorded by the charter OF the company.
MeSSrS Legge and Hamilton went away with the
understanding that the third track must be re-
moved and that stdings must be laid elsewhere.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle rs follows:
j. b. Hutchinson, erect two two-story dwellings,,
18th, between ana streets southeast; $500.
Charles BlackvtIe, erect Small dwelling at n
lontown; 500: Cherries Rosekarn. repair brick
dwelling, 1923 street northwest: sl6.eO. VIM.
Tolson, repair brick, southwest corner sth street
and Rhode Island avenue; 500. Henry BerginE,
fr,atlt nnrtl Nvl
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under the direction of Lieut.. Townsend. Mr.. Geo.
Emmert, Jr., is preparing map showing the water
supply system OF Washington.
Local Notes.
The trial OF the case involving the validity OF the
Circuit Court to-day.
Trinity Independent Methodist church tco!ored>.
corner 10Th and streets northwest. has elected
Rev. r. A. Payne pastor, 10 III the existing y2-
cancy for the present.
THRATER MANAGERS ~ coURr.-Nessrs. w H.
Fuller and Augustus Piton, the propTtetors ana
this week atAlbaugh S. yesterday obtained an order
restraining John h. Saeihaker, proprietor OF the
"OG to Egypt, QillnOis). from putting on his stage
any play representing the original piece The case
will be heard tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
TIE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HEALTH BOARDS
Heath Officer TownShend chairman OF the local COM
mittee OF arrangements, has made necessary prep
arations for the adjourned NEE Ing Of the nation
conference OF health boards, To- be held at the Eb-
bit house tomorrow. The threatened extension
OF the Asat1c cholera 10 North America viii b. the
chief subject for consideration. Delegates from al
the states. from most OF the principal cities from
the Dominion or Canada and the provincial board
OF health OF ontario VIII be present Hon. Erastus
Brooks. OF New York, is president u the conferences
and DR.. j. y. Mccormack, OF the state board OF
health OF Kentucky, secretary.
THE FAITH IlRALERS.-At the faith meeting held
at 3la X street northeast sunday was led by Mrs
A
hibited plaster paris Jacket that was given her,
she said. by a lady who was healed OF a case OF
curvature OF the spine pronounced incuTaDle by
physicians Five ladea, one man and one little
girl were anointed With oil and prayed foT
by laying on OF hands-At a meeting ei
more. Sunday evening" Elder Raymond.o OF his city,
presided and shortly after the services commenced
took of his coat and gave himself most encrgeti-
caily TO the work. About twenty persons were re-
ported as cured OF n number OF diseases one was
reported as cured OF suffering without recourse TO
whst1fng, and another cured OF very imperfect
sight Elder RAYMOND said The doctorSs had de-
stroyed the hearing OF one OF the ears OF man who
was at the altar, and shortly after announced that
the man could hear even a whisper In that ear.
RoBBERIEs observation-disclosures Fltzgibbons. 733
4th street northeast. reports that his house was
entered yesterday and a suit or clothes valued at
So Stoen.-John Conklin. 2l7 III street northeast.
reports stolen from his room yesterday go pctGre
value, SO.
Gov. CLEVELAND Nor COMING To THE FkIR.-A
sented TO be present at the homeopathic fair in
this city as the representative OF New York has
caused quite flutter to-day. But IL seems he Is
not coming. One who is connected with the far
management says the governor simply consented
to the use OF his name vice president repre-
senting New York.
MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-Marffage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court to John
Thomas and Kate Virgins. both OF Weslmoreland
county, Va; Daniel PHILIP johnson and Eytlna
Rollings; Bernard Manning and Della Hon: Chas.
\. larner and Annie Is. Cox. Vim. ligney and
Floria Lawrence both or BrichtWooi d. &. Holm
Cumberland and Alice Cnambs rla.n: james u.
Smith, or Cumberland county, Va, and Josephine
craig. OF Columbus Ga: o. ID. Carroll and VI. \.
Green; ChaS. Nidman and Mary StuIap1; Charles
Wye and Sarah j. SMITH
Miss DE wo1owsKI DEMANps POSSESSION OF HER
LATE FATHERS HoUsE.-Ths morning Mir. J. Am
bier Smith, as counsel for Miss Isabelle DE WOlUE-
ski, twhose father last week committed suicide 1T
his residence, $40 New York ayenu.), made formal
demand on Major Dye. CHIEF or police, for posses
sion OF the house, and he presented power OF at
torney authorizing him TO act for her. Major Dye
said that he would consult the District Attorney
on the subject.
Major Dye directed Leut. Austin to turn the
property over TO Miss De WoowsSt and took AeF
receipt therefor,
A SUIT FOR DrvoRcE.-foseph J. Osthaus, by Mr.
ID. T. Canill. to-day tiled 4 petition for divorce
from his wife Catharne, Oh the ground or deser-
ton, December ii, 1881.
Ex-sEcRETARY RoBEsoS's House RnEBEp-The
residence OF eX-Secretary Geo. NJ. Robson was en-
tered yesterday In the day lime and quantity OF
valuable Jewelry stolen. No clue 10 the robbery
has been discovered.
RANGE OF THE THERMoYETER.-The Following
were the readings at the Office OF the chlei signal
officer today: AN, 31. IL = in 456, T. nl 4a2.
Maximum. 52.S
The Courts.
EQUITY CoCBT-.Judge Cor.
Yesterday. Webb agt. Dulaney: leave TO withdraw