Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-10
Transfers of Real Estate.


road authorities is respectfully invited. Bicy-
clists especially might feel some interest in the
matter. Yours, ETC., VIA.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: w. l..
Finley to X; Portner, lot 4, 50. 213; s. ,O45.
W. Mclean, lot IS; 50. 22O; $4,000. &C. Dun
81. & Els sub Meridian Hill; 5 900. Same to
w. +: Kellogg. lots 8, 8 and Z. block 4, do;
$500. so. Same to A. II. Nixon, lot 10. block
block 16, do: 5000. q. E. EmmOns to c. Smith,
lot 50, Garfield: 500. w. T. Godfrey ct al. to
Gad 81 10 sse a. So l1S 500 j.
$4,000. S. n. Gadsby to James E. and L. NJ.
Gadsby; same property; $4,000. q. w. scrog-
j. I. Cull ct al, trustees, to j. g. Slater, lots 40
and Al; 50. 1888; $3.50. ]. w. Walker to Pat
$500 Bate@a an to G!a BrsdeS io
IS and -, block 80, Columbian Heights; s..
Carrie E. 7: Knox to Catharine Glennin, sub
trustee So to os FenwcH so e $500 o,
.. G: to w. L. Bramhall, lot :, So. 1888 -.
1 Ms4g e. M sD Louise Hart s 30;
X, 50. 141; $1,000. Carrie E. T. Knox to j. W.
Branson, sub 81, So. $50; $291.72. George d.
So, $40; SIS 900 ". p Worcester to Emily
Garter Car Pt. Is 81. So: 7$4 go &C Duncan;
lot 10. block 3. H. and Els sub Meridian Hill;
$6,OS3.S5. X. +. Bradley to b. v. Simms lot
lot So, do; 81 500 ]. n. Whitney to Kate v.
n MaI Dean R lot s. So ss C. Reed to
G. $. Reed, subs 4, s. 8 and 1, SO. 1886, and 81
Toi%an lot IL block H. D H. and sub So Me ri
Ins, sub lot IS, SO. 1858; 81 ,045. j. G. Myers to
John ,I.d B. Falek par, lots 10 to r., So 96t
Son sub lot as se s. 7" Aee wales sS
Maggie Cox, part 13, so. 725: $4,000. j. A J.
Cresswell, trustee. to Elizabeth s saum, parts
Vance Lewis, lots Is to is, block s. G.'s sub Il,
Takoma Park; $1,000. Ellery c. Ford to Il. z.
$500. Margaret Winters to May T. Williams,
Part e. = i69, Prathers sub Mt; Pleasant, s475.
ESQ; 5000. 4; p. Pardon to Catherine Dew
ereaux, pit. 4, blk. IL, H. & Els sub. Meridian
HUI: S415. Martha NJ. Read to &. !. Hall, lots
to Rose L. Wales, pit. Is, 50. 725; $4,000. Cor
eora n ,i Ere Insurance company to T. H. Christ
n Ghse TO- g. k sa s
$500; n. Arms to F. W. Collins, lot IS, 50.
1863; 81 ,04o. F. w. Bergmon to c. Kaufman
Duncanson to G. G. Thorn, lots and 2. blk. Ii
and 10, blk 3, II. 4 E.'s sub. Meridian Hill;
iSS'4sa HiS e; Dnneanson to L w Toman,
W.P: Van Wickle, lot 8. blk. 81, Columbia
Heights; g. Eleanor A. Barrett to w. Claude
Barrett, undivided half pts. ST and 81, B.& H. S
ad. TO Georgetown; pit. 8 and IOI; BIS do; pit
20, It's do, and pit. 2 Old Georgetown:S- ".
c. Barrett to Eleanor A. Barrett, undivided half
PTS 62, 100 and 1O1, b. adj to same; s.
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A GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL is appointed to
meet at Willets Point, New York harbor, at IL
o'clock am. on the 18th of June, for the trial
of Second Class Private William Conroy COM
pany A, battalion of engineers, and such other
prisoners as may be brought before it, Detail
Tor the court: Captain John 6. d. Knight corps
OF engineers; Captain Philip NJ. Price, corps of
engineers; First Lieutenant George A. linn
corps OF engineers; Second Lieutenant Henry
l.. Waterman, corps of engineers: Second Lien
tenant James e. Sanford, corps of engineers:
Second Lieutenant Hiram NJ Chittenden, corps
OF engineers; Second Lieutenant CassiIls f.
Gillette. corps of engineers; Second Lieutenant
Harry TAYLOR. corps of engineers; First. Lieu
tenant William Z. Langfitt, corps OF engineers
Judge advocate.
STATISTICS OF THE LATE WAR-Adjutant
General Drum has completed a list ofcasualties
In the fedral army during the late war; The
aggregate number of deaths Is shown to have
been 359, 1876. OF these 20, 49S occurred among
Union soldiers held as prisoners of war The
Total number OF troops reported as furnished by
the various states under the various calls is
2,..2.4OS- Some of the returns were dupli-
Gated and IL is estimated that the actual num-
Der was about 100000.
ARMY ORDERs.-Lieut Col Henry w. Clos
son, 9th artillery, will visit the state camp of
instruction, near Peekskill, New York, for the
purpose of inspecting organizations of the Ma
tional Guard state OF New York. Capt Gaines
Lawson. 25th Infantry, viii visit the camps of
organizations or the Minnesota National Guard
At Faribault Mimi, commencing June oath.
1855, and at White Bear Lake, Minn COM
mencing July Sth, 1855. By direction of the
President the army retiring board at san Anto-
MIC, Texas, Is dissolved. The following changes
In the stations and duties of officers of the pay
department are ordered The order directing
Major Charles VI. Terrell, pay master to duty in
the department of Dakota is revoked and ne
Will proceed at the earliest day practicable to
Omaha, Nebraska, and report to the command
Ing general, department OF the Platte for duty
as chief paymaster of that department. Major
Ihaddeus IT, stanton. pay master, Is, ut his own
request, renewed from duty as chief paymaster.
department OF the Platte, and will, upon the
arrival of Major Terrell at Omaha, proceed to
and take station al Salt Lake City Utah Terri
tory, relieving Major William III. Eekels, Yay-
master, who will report to the commanding
general, department of Dakota, for duty in that
department During the temporary absence of
the chief of engineers, Col. John 81. Parke, corps
of engineers, will, by direction of the President
take charge Of the Office OF the chief of engi.
neers and perform his duties. The order reliey-
Ing First Lieut.. Arthur I; Wagner, 9th infantry,
from duty at the East Florida Seminary Fla
Is SO amended as TO relieve him from duty nj
the seminary named 20 take effect July / 81.
1885. Leave for one month, with permission
to apply for extension OF twenty DAYS is
granted Major John +. Blaine, paymaster u s.
army. Leave for six months is granted I'd Iieut
Leroy r. Sebree, signal corps, U.SA. Leave for
six months, from July on surgeons Certificate
OF disability, is granted Maj. Biencowe u. Fryer
surgeon, U. ). army. Major George r. Smith
payInaster will proceed from New Orleans, La,
at that place.