Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

The District DeEOrm School.
| FATHER wALr4R's CHARGE THAT II Is sEc-
| TARIAN-wHAr THE TRUSTEES SAX -THH
TERN OF SERVICE.
"What have you to say" said reporter OF
TIE STAR this morning, to the president OF the
board OF trustees Of the Reform School, ito Fa'
ther waters public statement that the Cath
olics had been refused permission by the au'
thorties OF the school to give religious instruc-
ton to the boys Of Catholic parentage In that
institution?"
81 have to say" was the answer, "that Fa-
| Their Walter has been misinformed. have
cannot find that any such refusal was ever
made, certainly not by the present members OF
the board, some Of whom have seen more than
ten years Of service there. The board have
absolute control Of the institution, and even II
they were so inclined it would be quite impos.
is q government institution. The President OF
ccntfoi d TIE school Is under the department.
received there No Special INVITATION is issued
but all are welcome. Father Wiget, himself
81 G ar h priest was at one time member
member he was. He used to administer the in.
struction Of the Catholic church to boys of that
school some very sI good advice. t He was disci.
the scs osr nos ny boys of Catholic parentass
Eyes, sir; there are twenty-five white boys
and nine colored boys-thirty-one in all-who
are Catholics, being about one-ffth OF the entire
'Then there is no need of an application to
Congress sS,gI 70 secure legislation To- make the
mo. sir; not the slightest. Pray add that
parents and guardians who commit boys to the
scnooi through the courts and the board o.
trustees are lately laboring under an impression
that they can be released In a short time. The
board does not interfere, as rule, with the sen.
fences OF the court, and will not release, except
In cases OF great omorQpnCV (SuCl severe ILL
ness, any boy until he has won his honors,
which take year, if not longer. They will re-
time for reformation"
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Cor
neiia Devendorf to Elizabeth c. Shellenberger,
sub: "a, SO. 1874; LOO. w. B. Bryan to John
E Os So and e. gssf T. 1 stub
ana g ss a. a sso anf a ,ass
Barber to Albright i iot H. bleeE ie6roit
Park; -. Columbian university to r. A.
lot So south sounds Columbia col
los q and rs. 50: 1908; 1926. W. F. Mat
tingley % Sarah Hearn, parts % and 20, So.
sa So de- 70 s4si f. 10 e.
+ s. Eaik so % e part 2 50: 5s4; 5000 e. 8
trustee, let 50, So. isa; % 500. 4: Truenan to
AQ0lpn benrend, 8. hall II, SO. GIG; $1,SOO. A.
Webster ct al, trustees, to j. Ford Thompson,
lot and part 33, SO. 127: $4,000. r..
4. Charles to Martin E. Hall, lot SO.
SO. 800; $500. Ann A. Norris to Sarah N. Nor
ris, pit. l, SO. 141, Georgetown; s.. H. A. Girls
void TO s. y. Lyon, lots 14O and 141, Union
town; 1925. W. O'Brien to George E. Moore,
L., sub Al, So. 567; $500. A. Hyde ct al. to D.
x. Cartier, lot 81, So. 24S; $4,000. L. g. Hine
TO Virginia s. Williamson, sub lot 95, SO. $40;
$2,115. G. B. Jewell to A. w. Reynolds, sub
lots 53 to SIS, SO. 49, $14,446. B. H. Warner
to +. II. Windsor, lot 166, So. 1856; $1,000
Trustees Of Holy Cross church to F. X. Windsor,
pit ID, 50. 1854; $4,000. Mary Sweeney to j. j.
Leonard, pit. 81, So. $40; =. Fred T. Bruehl to
A. Brooke to Emil j. Bruehl, same property;
yi09o b. B1 o to CHRISTINE hn K Raub lots OTIS
70 8: H. Walker, part 70, 50. ss9; s. Same to
J. w. Bape, sub SO, 50. e35; 81 $50. L. G. Hine
TO Laura Shaketord, sub lot 81, SO. $40; 81, LIS.
Michael Phillips to w. " Brien, part 3, SO. SIP;
$1,7OO. l.. A. Wood ct al, trustees, to NJ.
Hecht n. y %, SO. $50; $5,525. s. Bieber ct
al, trustees, to same, lots Ia, Is and part Is,
50. 949 SO, 466. E. 8. WestcOtt ct al, trustees,
to +. Gheen, sub SO, SO. III; $5,699.29. T.
Snifin TO g. FOlise, lot Ia, SO. 9O4; $500. Re-
becca T.. EdmonStOn to Marian GOuveneur, sub
lot 81, %. 1S2; $4,000, &c. b. +. Morsel, trus-
tee, etal, e George Z; Stetson, sub. 1s, SO. 212
1885, w. H. Triplett to Joseph Quin, lots
8, 8, and 10, 90. LOIS; $4,000: J. A. stephen
w. O'Brfen to Elizabeth A. Moore, sub 3S, So.
567; $4,000. Same to Sarah E. Moore, sub. 81,
50. 567; $500.