Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-16

! upon its being condemned by the inspector OF
| the health department, refusing to deliver the
| The court imposed n fine of five dollars for the
exposure for sale and twenty dollars for the in
each case e'' The indse ihe5 sod the oender
that he did this a warning, and ii such case
| was brought before him again he would impose
! the full penalty of the law.
| Transfers of Real Estnte.
| Deeds fee have been filed as follows:
s2,36o.5O. J. Il. Alley to NJ. b. Hutchins lot
| So So. 155. G.. J. Bell, trustee, to Gertrude II.
msrs IA + Gasa do 5s IS g. S W.
to hi,w III 81 spR Fte lg. lots o1S
aci Crane. ioi .. "a. go: $500. G. ]. Bond to
Emma Montgomery, lot 70, Long Meadows;
$500 ;,, g. B hheem to v; r; Finn, lot 4 Pros
Loving. lot 80. Tuttie's sub. Widows Mite;
81 loo. Ada Il. Tyssowski to 4. z. TSssowski,
Fowler '%; Ter lot 5, So oe5: SO. E. d. Wright to
! Mary X. Wright, one-third interest in so. CAS-;
5. i. D. Weaver, executor. to G. Croft, H. Il
! y. Hooe. So. 5. of 153 So 500 Della Chapel to
| -ilmon Bryant, lots 20. 2S and %, so. $50;
sl,s:l;s3, Louisa Loeiiier to ". II; Johnson,
Hyther ct al. To George L. Shepherd, part 8, 50.
go 3&o7.Ae. c. NJ: Matthews, trustee, 10 W.
son "a Anton Eberly, lot ., so. 5I4; Si,7oo. S.
| {. BiI>cy I" L. t. smith. lots II and Is So.
loln s2,so1.15. r; d. Weaver. executor, to
| i. Monroe ct al. to job barnard ct al, part >;
81. Isl IN trust; $; b. +; GLIDER to {. g. God
| S517.G1. q. +. Pylcs to Joseph Steinberger, n.
! l., -. So. 911; $4,000. Chauncey HicioX to
| In"s. y; Rover, sub. lot 3, So 623; s., 100. F..
W Webber to samuel Beiber, pit. So. 907: 5000.
pt. 81, SO. 21o; s5,505. {. T. Bladen to Cattle
HS 10 Gtrlaa9 81 F suS S1S at 5 q;s
Robert Gaines 10 H. Greer, lot 80, SO. 81: $500.
Helen Mcdowell 10 Catherine Mullaly, lots IL
Josephine Waideeker. lot ii, 50. 479; $500.
1. Williamson ct al, trustees to W. +. Free lot
;, So. 341; s3,Io1 90. John ltidout to Margaret
Thomas ct al. TO Dennis UCOnncll, lot 43 So.
62l; $1,000. W. J. Cold to Ellen Simonton,
lot Il. So. 4l6; $3.50. Caroline Gross to Flora
Gross ct al, lot 20, SO. 496; $, Henry III.
Hayden to Cornelia 4. Stanley, sub. 80. sq. 92;;
S5,16o. Same TO Helen IL. aIulliken, pit. sub:
80, DO; S2.7lS.s.. Same TO Louisa Audenred
Crosby. sub. 81 and pit 3o, do; Si,1 G..
j. Rheem to i. III. Warner, lots 3d. o. IS, 60,
-, 10, - and IS, Prospect Hill; $.
ROBBED HIS UNCLE.-Charles P. Clute, %
years old, was arrested last night by Detective
L. Johnson, OF 1l19 10th street, of SIS: This
morning. in the Police Court, Clute pleaded
guilty, and the judge gave him three months
in Jail. OF the stolen money S24 was recovered.
THE STORE CLERKS CoMBINISG.-At meet.
ing of store clerks at No. 1921 9TH street last
night steps were taken to form II clerks pro-
tective union, with the view of obtaining
shorter hours. A committee on organization,
composed of T.. w. HGmbletOn, j. n. Harding,
w. III. Fill, Mr.. Perry and Mr.. Hendricks was
appointed. MessrS. L. >. Danham and John
Flllon. of the knights of Labor, addressed the
meeting.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriase licenses have
been issued 10y tue clerk OF the court to Peter
Iangdou and Susie Weaver: Frank NJ Byroad
and Ida Atwell; John Franklin and Martha
Humphreys: John +. Weber, Of New York, and
Katie {. Morgan.
CENY.-l e>terday afternoon while PawnbrOker
Inspector Cummings going his rounds he
met Nathan Howard, the night Waterman at
Welckers hotel, trying to dispose OF some cat
lery which belonged to the hotel. The inspec-
tor arrested him, and ut the request of the
prisoner accompanied him TO his residence,
placing the cutlery in Il manure pile. left by the
back gate. Howard was subsequently arrested
lery. To-day i'll the Police Court Howard was
charged with larceny and was sentenced to
three months in Jail
THE STEAMER ARMENIA WANTED ON THE
HUDSoN.-fhc owners of this popular fast steam
er, which has been running for the last three sea-
sons with great success To Lower Cedar Point,
the well-knOwn excursion place on the PotO-
mae have received letter from one OF the
Hudson river steamboat companies asking
tneln to let the Armenia return there to run to
and from Albany, in CONNECTION with their
steamers. The Armenia is certainly one of the
fastest atloat hut as her owners cannot change
her present route she will continue on her daily
trips TO Lower Cedar Point As usual.
SALES oy REAL EsrATE.-The following sales
OF real estate have been recently made by
Fitch Fox and Brown: To Mrs. EVELYN w
Wadsworth and Mrs. Maria Peters Barstow
lot 20, "a. 152, situated Il: the corner of 18th
and I streets, Tor S1I $50: to Mrs. Maria Peters
Ear~!ow, the south halfOf lot 10, in same square,
fronliu. 621., feet OH Oregon avenue, Ior SIS go
tor Mr.. Charles X. W. Strong to Mr.. Francis ii.
Parsons. residence No 21O 1st street southeast
S5,I11: Tor Mrs. Elizabeth Lanier Dunn To Mr..
William Watson. lot 23, OF the subdivision of
Lanier heights. for 81 ,f25 cash; for the heirs of
the late Gen. John \. Rawlins, u. $. A. resi-
dence No. 16 NJ street, being part of lot Is,
So. 315, to Mr.. John 7. Lehman, for $500
cash. Also in connection with Messrs. Thomas
j. Fisher Il Co.. for Hon. j. d. Cameron, all of
square 1SS, for $4,000. and tor Ar. II. o. Holtz-
man. agent for the estate of Mr.. George W.
Riggs. sub lots 16 and ~, so. 49, fronting Al
feet OH 10th street, between and 5 streets, to
through Mcssrs Walker & Wilson, for Mr. b. p.
Davis to- Mrs. Ida U. Marshall, lot j. south
grounds OF the Columbian university, for
S1,53S.
THE TALK OF a MONUMENT TO Mrs. SUR
HATr.-The Baltimore S,,t says that if any
movement has been in;iusuratcd, as an
Hounced, To receive subscriptions for a mOnu-
inent to Mrs Surratt, it Is entirely without the
knowledge or sanction of any OF the relatives
friends of Mrs. Surratt. and would not be coun-
ztns of SurrattsvIlle, Md, have subscribed
81 900 to the project, the Sun says is known to
be absolutely void OF Foundation.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EvESISG STAR
DEATH OF EoDr. BELL.-Mr. Robt Bell one
OF our oldest and most respected citizens, died
at II o'clock last night at his home on Duke,
Dri, CT NJ Doll