Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
THE WASHINGTON CADET CORPS
The Fair in Progress In Their Armory-
Articles 90 be Voted For.

Nc II auK In k'HO8 HeSS In mehr ATtmVHy-
Articles 90 be Voted For.
Members of the Washington Cadet Corps are
engaged with their friends, as stated in yester-
days STAR.in holding fair at their armory on
o street between 9TH and 9Th streets northwest,
and IL will run to the Goth inst. The drill
room in which the tables are set presents n
handsome appearance. 1t is about fifty feet
square and tastefully decorated with punch
stand in the center and tables on three
nags and appropriate emblems. Music Is sup
piled nightly by Prot. krause. Entering the
room m:s from the right the tables are as follows;
Miss Mary Queen, tin ware; Mrs. Robert Har-
ris, china; Mrs. Henry L. Burgess, fancy goods;
Capt. Brooks, furniture; Miss Anita JOY. re-
Lieut.. MaISin, prizes; MRS. TW W. +. Blake. dry
goods; Capt. III. +. Burgess, groceries: Miss Bet
lie smith, punch stand. The supper room Ia
the second story is i'm charge OF Capt }. w.
Jones. There are In the silver stand three silver
pitchers, four castors. knives and forks, &C.. to
barber shops, barber chair; for bell man and
porter, gold watch; for walters, dress suit to
order; for lady. gold watch; for lady; tea set
open to all, set OF furniture; open to all, dinner
Set, lao pieces; military, sword and belt; q. a.
r., gold G. A. r. badge; newspaper reporter,
desk; social club. twelve badges; staff officer,
For selling tickets the first prize is a barrel oi
Hour; second prize, ton of coal; third prize cord
books pair of bracelets is offered as prize for
ladies, and silk hat TO order for gentlemen.
The Masonic Mutual Relief.
At the seventeenth annual meeting of the
Masonic Mutual Relief association last evening
seven directors were elected to serve for three
years TO fill the vacancies of a like number
whose term had expired, and one TO fill the un.
expired Term Oh samuei =: Mills, seagned: Inc I'm,
lows Joseph Hamacher,'A "A. X. Williams, John
Zoos, Thomas Bowling, d. g. Dixon, +. III.
STEPHEN F. Gin, b. F. Fuller, Msron N. Parker
Q. I. Thompson, Edward Fitzki, John Gibson,
J. N. Wilson, Frank Carver, John L: Herrell,
Richard G. Mauss. The secretary's annual re.
port shows the membership to Sept 80, 1SS3,
as 1853. Cash received during the year $50
7O7.SO; expended, S22,679.7s.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows G. r.
sI,7i4So. b. II. Warner to Il. A. Hall, lots lot lbs
and 139, 50. 271; 500. John W. Martin a.
John A. Bryan, pit. SO. 929; S275. c. l.. O'Hare
Page to NJ bailey, sub lots 80 to 81 and 90. So
1873; 3. Same to 7. w. Page, sub IS. do; s.
Margaret Downs to Margaret Brown, sub SO, 50.
516 500. District to G. Edmonston, lot 81
So. 367; s. Martha Boston to c. w. Clifford
same property; 3. 7. Ingalls, King to Metills
k kng 10 Edwn o Greer So su5 io,s
1000. sarah $. Carrigan TO Chas. Il. Barber,
sub; lot IL. SO: l35; - ,375. G. Z. Barber to W.
snsdsF TO waik egI B. Pleas r.
ant Plains, &C.; $3.50 c. +. (. Richardson to
las. s: Capps, sub, A, 50. 5o7; s4536O. w.
c., b. Turnbull to w. Danenhower
sub: lots % to 81, 50. 1925; 8. r. H.
Webb and Z: A: Walter to Ignatius Miller, pit.
Insurance Co., sub C, SO. $40; $1O,5OO Metalla
hing 70 + 1; King R.s; l. 80 p and 2s, So; 2S9
Cs sub pt of PIeasant: oe 81 600 10 ba Wis
ct al. to $. b. Johnston, pt. 2, So 3 OF so. 463
$1,7OO. !. W. smith 70 Emma +. Harvey, sui
Harris; lots / and 2, block 2, Ivy City; $500
and lots l and 2. block 2, Ivy City; $500. K. r
MeL Sarasi to J. sa ioss and
Jackson, pit. lot u. sec: 8, Barry Farm; 800
SO az = So 300 Also. s 50 and So sa anu lSi
fSanSs e oS Ws and Tslrs s sSss
lot 80, Waggaman's sub Long Meadows; 81 800
III. L. Page u Teresa solomon, parts 40 and AZ
/. SO. 762; $3,312. r Kirby TO ID. A. Windsor
lots 1, 2, and 13 to IL, SO. 754; $10,2l4: ]
r. Olmstead to J. Mel. Carusi, subs b aud c
Brady, lot Is, SO. 2Os; $1,000. 1. B. Linton
trustee, to John A. Prescott, sub IA, SO. 138
s3,11O. George Truesdell 70 J. II. McGlIl, lo
Ia, block Ia, LIE Droit Park; 81 900. q. L. En-
mons to Isaac n. Wanzer, lots 81 and 93, Gar
field; S5O5. ID. A. Windsor to Thomas Kirby
suS lot i1s So l9 $1,000 sa;t Pearson sS
b. Alley to r. H. Edelin,, sub lots i34 to I37
50. 1875; 81 800 Same to George Z. Hamilton,
sub lots 1872 and 1873, SO. 155; $3,667.2O. w
S. Franklin to Elizabeth q. Scott, pt. y, 81. 1872
$4,000. j. I. Moseley to w. II. Ruff and c
r. Newman, Pt 3, So SO; g. NJ. Vilends
20; S24 900. John Kelly to Owen Kelly, lot L S
SO. "a; $500. c. B. Bailey to Oornelia A. SNOW
pit II, =. b. BIS sub Pleasant Plains; 81 100
So. 1885, $4,000. Margareth Hill ct. al, trustees
to Milford Fishman, lots AZ to SO and pts. 4e
and 81, So. $50; 81 800: 8. K. p. Watkins to
III. C. Chick, e. pt. "a, Holmeads addition to
Georgetown; $445. c. v. Trott to Sophia s
Roberts. sub lot 73, 50. 23s; "a, 400. T. M. b.
Young to J. G. Hill, pit g. So. lis; $3.50.