Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01
Transfers of Rea, Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows: H. s.
Davis 70 Anhiesar-Blsch Brewing Association, lots
ood-, lot 80, sue. So $50; $3.50. \. B. Duvau ct al
trustees, 70 A VI Read. part 9. So. as5; s672. Is.
He;rs OF james FtzgeraId TO Jacob b. Belllnge-,
BraEneT, lot 10. ST AZ; 3. c. G. Hammett TO
L W. Grant, lot 81. sq. as; $3.50. E w Grant to
y I. Counlbe. same property; s.. d. b. Clark,
ex'r. To 3. SchlOsburg lot g So. 423; $500 F. W.
Jones. trustee, To o. OHare, lot II. 81. 20; $50.
Carrie E 7. Knox TO W. L. Bramhall. part IL, so.
$50; =. W. q. DeuniSon ct al. trustees. TO t;ece-
len j. Busher lot 81 DennisOns sub Mt. Pleasant;
S1s2-4l. j. ". L2ngGale 10 Matilda :. Thomas lot
:, second sub. Peters Mill seat: S1O0
\ ''CHATT4UQUA' ENTEETAISMEST-A very
Pleasant entertainSnent was given Tuesday even
Il at the residence Oh Mr. f. ;. WescotI, 221T l
street, IL being the occasion OF the annual banquet
Q. tae tnion C l. 5. c.. OF which Mr.. Wescott is
the President and 10 whose indefatigable efforts
The circle owes lis success This circle now num-
5crS about twenty members who have. from time
10 tine. entered upon the ChautauCua cours.. OF
study. SIX or eight OF the members. including the
president, VIII graduate IT the commencement at
Ch3utauqua next August. The entertainment on
Tuesday evening consisted OF choice readings. g.
says. destinations and music, boTa instrumental
and vocal The program was rendered by the FOL
lowing members OF the circle: Misses Minnie NJ.
SaLneid Belle Meany, Emily Hodge. Mary yelling,
Minnie Hilton. Matte HoitlsTDy. Net1ie Wescott
Ms Susie irwin and th- presidents little d1u-h-
Ter, EGaa, who rectted ''GcOrge Washington 5
HatcheJ" III a very laUgnaD.e manner. Messrs b.
+. PoSton, VIA STUART ana Alex. Ashley also TOOK
part III the entertainments MIR Wescoft gave rhe
Circle succiact. bat comprehensive review OF the
history or the Class and OF the studies pursued
during the past tsiree years The entire program
was well rendered and tlt essays were especially
cTefiitable 70 those who read theia-that OF Mss
" Y C2nilcid OF the third aCd tors Office Treas
ny { paEtnl al, Ii einoer % the class OF 1875,
r'h. worthy OF special mention After the liter
AIRY exercises the members OF the circle were In
Vited 20 the dining-TOOIn. where the host and his
cxceiiehl lady entertained them handsomely.
AN FsCAPED Observation-Disclosures give me
No g. said the navy yard man 70 she telephone
eighth precinct station was called. ana the navy
yard man excite,iIy said: ~9.3o Corporal Ha1nrn
mas just Jumped the wall. aud reward OF SO viii
D. PAID Tor mis- apprehension"
CHRrsrN.s IN TIE SUNDAY scgooIs.-A Christ
mas entertainment was gwen al 81. LIKES F. e
church last evening, and about one hundred chilli
church LAST evening 800 sunday school children
we're entertained with addresses and music ana
each received giit from santa Claus.
The CoSrINrNTAIs' B.LL-Tke hop given By the
Washington Continentals at Masonic Temple last
night was largely attended About forty OF the
uniformed Continentals welcomed their guests
and full delegations from other military OF the
District were Ia attendance The committee of
arrangements: g. r TimInS E. f. yer,ailliOD W p
Moses b. e CYawshaw, Dr. b. VI. Ball F. D.
Slagp' = Lothian. " E. Ciapp; j. E snlal!wood.
) W. 1lInnls and F. .. Stuart
GETTING A BANJO By FALSE REPRESENTATIoss-
Last night negro who Is wei known TO the police
weDr 10 the residence of Harvey Johnson in SheT-
Afo t---S ana re presented that he had sent
AFTER Harveys banjo by Harvey, VINO was going,
out 70 play. and he vas given the banjo soon al,
forwards Harvey went home TO get the Instrument
lof himself. only TO md that lt was gone and he
reported TIE facts TO the police.
AAGRIAGE LIcgSsEs--Ma rr1age licenses have been
tsoled py the Clerk OF the court TO William Kelly
and Nelly AshtCn hause t2Sko and Martha W.cf-
aOes; r G. stacspOle and SeUiail Deiarre: Joseph
II Paul and Harriet ~ Cartw right: sebastian r.
OoO.d and Annie l. MORROW; james u. 0soora and
sardh A Wood: j. Fansn and Nora G. NaIley:
haSnus H. Schmidt ana Mary v. Waters: orr m c
u. boafflgiit and Mamie Il. Francis both o; Ficn-
worth Sanders, OF Rlcine, Wis; Thomas H. Cor
nett. or Gray>on county, virginia, and Mary Louisa
Culver Henry B. simpson, CT SJ4TOrd county
virginia, and Mary A Johnson; John Lyons and
Neitie l. George Samuei Morrison and Minnie
Radcliffe, both Ol Baltimore, George Brostns and
OF Huntefton, y j., and Jafy Francis Barnes of
FAIRFAX county. Va; John j. King and cara Belle
bUs.0n-
THE NIGHT LODGING HGUsE.-The night lodging
house was opened last week Dy Mt John Z.
Mitchell, &nd mas already afIO-lei, relief 70 many
peer H.yfarers without food o. sAs.ier sagrapIs
and other unworthy persons who shun labor and
OoaSt or getting living without work. VIII not be
entertained there, anu tie rules viii thoroughly
observed
FIsE LAcES, NELyETS. &C., AT ACCTIoN.-Messrs
DunfaiisCn BIOS. auctl01cers, VIII continue the
sale OF nne miIlIn ~, etc, at 1919 street north
west, to-i-orrow morning at II O'Clock.
STANDING Roo4 ONLY" again last night al
EeEzOgs Museum. Moral secure seats in advance
during The hours stated ID the advertisements