Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-24
Looking For An Office.

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Looking For an Office.
AN OLD SOLDIER ALL THE WAY FROM ARIZONA
HE BRINGS UP AT THE AIMS HOUSE.
Policeman Teeple, who is detailed at police
headquarters to look after cases of poor way
iarers or crazy persons, sometimes meets with
singular experiences in his line of duty. This
morning an old soldier, accompanied by q
young boy, found his way to his office, hungry,
ana without any money. save twenty-five
cents. On questioning him Mr. Teeple ascer.
tanned that his name was John Kenney, fifty
1--WE Years OLD, an old soldier with eight honora-
BILE discharges from the Us. army He had
Travelled all the way from Arizona with his boy,
t be ysars OF age paying his way on board
in order to make application tor the place OF
Waterman. He thought, after having served
t u, government SO long and faithfully he ought
ity: He had lett a wife and three children in
Arizona, to get along the best way they could.
during his absence to get a watchman's place in
THIS District, when he proposed to send for
them. Mr. Teeple could do nothing for them
ate their strength, and then proposes to start
them on their return trip to Arizona. There
are he says, many similar cases OF this kind.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Ida IN fee haTs been fled follows
5. Bieber to Fl: G. Tracy, pit 5, So 72s: $4,000.
same "a net to Hannah Hannah ~ Tracy, PTS and 9, do
- So 115; G. y: Trott to Lavinias i C. :I De
Witt, lot a, 50. 23s; $500. Sarah Bernheimer
TO-, to Anto n1, Spohn; sub lot e so. $50; $. An
same property; s.. Cora 4. Il. Rogers to John
Casseiis pit. -, So. $685. $4,000 Mary 4. Ell.
!o't to Newman Ma3y t Ba,nes Fl r. s4
So. LAP; s.. W. A. Richardson to District Real
Estate Investment Co, sub lots 10 to 81, A., ~
11s to 127, RS sub. So 6I3, pts. lis to iii do;
$. W: L. Bramhall to John Woodward, pt
JIG, So; ESQ; s. F.; H. Smith to Earl Bucking-
oConner, Fl: 81 SO. 5es; $1,000 Earl BUCK suck
in ,ngh5am, p pit; 81, DO; 81 700 Emma McCahill
E. and apdd iaio to aae s,x 81 p q
blk j. sP. BIS sub. pit, Mt Pleasant. Sc, Isl. 3,
1873, SO. 81; 500 Mary ". brewer s to t' ". ' +.
S,gs e j.; i; Paine; p, 81 g; III; Il:
Phillips and 3: L. Phillips, lot 5, 50. 400; $3.50.
ots to eao g MTy xo sSS
to kaiherine K; Hunt, pit. !, blk s, 7. and b. s
Sub Pleasant san s Plains &C. W Jones to
81 Higgins to sD AIMEE NJ sub ST. sq s ss
$500. Anne C. Myers toH Helen f: Kelly, subs
90 and 81, do: s741.o2. w. s: Franklin to
$4,000.
AT HER SICK BRorHERs BEDsIDE.-The
Chattanooga, Tenn, Times of Sunday says:
Many friends Of M: D; 4; Narrower viii! regret
SIT Long street. He Is d native OF Fairfax
county Va; was appointed cnief of postal
clerks during the early par! of President john
branch OF the service until May last when he
was Frustrated by exhaustion. His sister, Miss
tied him in the winter of 1852 was summoned
by telegram the 4th OF November, Is with
him, and will remain until marked change in
THE FUNERAL. OF A CoLoRED MAsoN.-The
brought here from new YoSk yesterday m %ere
Ing escorted by delegation OF colored masons
took place yesterday afternoon from Asbury
X. III. Dyson, assisted by.Rev. Perry Ryder and
Rev. Mr.. Reed, pastor of the church. knight
Iemplar ceremonies were conducted by NJ. II.
A. Stewart, p. X. +. q. c., Of District of Colum-
bia, acting prelate. The remains were inferred
In Harmony cemetery.
ATTENTION, DEALEIss.-Alr. Bowling will sell.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, at his auction
china and majolica ware, to which the atten-
tion Of the trade is directed.
A WIFE WHIPPER FINEp.-Between and q
O'Clock last night cries OF murder coming
from house OF New Jersey avenue attracted
the attention Of Officers SKidmOre and SimD-
son. They went 70 the house mentioned and
found Mrs. Mary Z. Jones suffering from sew.
eral WOUNDS ABOUT Qef 0AnO, arm ana breast.
which she said were Inflicted by her husband
biting her. The colored servant girl, Sophia
Banks, also charged hiui with assault. The
officers arrested Jones and locked him up at
the seventh precinct station. He was underline
influence OF liquor. This morning, in the Police
Court, Jones pleaded guilty to two charges of
assault. His wife stated that she did not desire
to prosecute her husband and only wanted him
put under bonds. She said she could not say
how she received her injuries. The judge in
view Of Mrs. Jones request, imposed fine Of
80 in each assault CASE and put him under his
personal bonds to keep the peace.
| TRIAL OF A MINIsrER.-Delegates are arriv-
| ing to attend the annual conference OF the
Methodist church In Charlotte, n. C. BishOn
keener, OF New Orleans, will preside. An In
teresting feature will be the trial of the Pew
| DIR. L. L. Hendren. charged with immoral con'
duct with . female member OF his charge