Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-16
Tram Cora Of Real ESfofo

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows.
o. Rg gnh to F Me9 a. Roe lot o. So l5s
Duvall, lot 13, So. "a; $4,000. East Washing
ton Investment Co. to Levi Woodbury., lots 10,
Isaac = Jones, lot B, So iGo ST 500. Abr az
ham II. Herr ct al. to l.. u. Burrows pit. Friend
ship; sl,450. j. F. Hanna ct ell. to Mary f.
Daley to Edwin NJ E,hleman, lots 8 and ii.
So; 700: $1,000. James +. Arnold to c. II.
town 700 same 70 o John r Harrson n n1n
erty on Jefferson street, Uniontown; 5000 A.
+. l.. Reese to w. II. Dunkhorst, n. l. 20, Pres
7. Armes, lots % and "a. So 1893; S. Charles
res: D; s2;2oo. Mary Ann sullivan to B.
to james L. Berry. lots i6 and Al, SO. 1875;
$46o4; Trustees Barry farm to Abraham
to Peter Gossaway' lot II, see. 4. do: Sis w
F. Mattingly to II. B. Denman, lots 23 to 81.
So. 1913; Sl!,i76: D.A.Windsorto d. Morrison,
sho:n ker. lot l, so. 80; $ $50. &. G. Glover
to Mthsn c. Hooker property on Boundary
town, $4,000. f. w. Dunn ct al to Theodore
i Lay. Lay, lot IS. 50; 23s s365o; Heirs OF 4.
90. 5ss; $500. e. McMichas United State,
marshal, to ). Glen Sect and j. T. scott. lot b.
a. 5sS: 1T N N, p can trustee, to H.
Grant t" adelaide i. Wright lots 49, 5 ao and
70, SO. 69.; 3:4oO. 6; X. W. Strong to F. II.
iry To pit h,a 14 ST. 49, s5l75 Mary A. s
II. keilholtz to H. Rpthwe:i, lots u to IG, II.
and pt. Z, So. 1,O17, S3.1)O.
DEATH OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER
Miss Mamie Buckley. well-knOwn public
sen AGO. tesGher died this morning at the home
LIST street northwest She was taken last sun
day with an illness which terminated in a fatal
Miss Buckley, who was twenty-five years OF
age, was a native of PENNSYLVANIA, but had
lived here nearly all her life. She was educated
In the pubic schools, and graduated from the
Washington Normal school. She had been en-
gagged as 4 teacher for six seven years and
teachers in the schools. At the time OF her
death she taught sixth grade boys school in
the Franklin building. She was much respected
The funeral will probably take place Monday.
from Mr.. Livermore's house Miss Buckley was
member of Wesley NJ. E. church.
Wills FILED:-The will of the late Rebecca
A; Martin has been filed She leaves her prop
A lot with five feet additional width to her
father and mother with reversion to her sisters.
isvinia r; Patterson and Sarah f. Reynolds;
lots on I'd street to her brothers. Grandon r.
Martin and W. II. Martin, and makes a number
OF personal requests; A petition was presented
that two pieces of paper found In q waste has.
ket be construed as the will of the late
Ing about $4,000 and some personal pronerfv
The viii Of the late $. B. Fisher was filed yes
teroay. lie gives all his personal property to
his wife, Amelia Fisher. The will OF sarah
Swift was also filed. She directs the sale and
conversion 81 her estate into money, and leaves
500 To the Plymouth Methodist church, ii it's
construction has been commenced and the
balance to her son and daughter, naming G. I'D.
Bonnell as executor.
ACCUSED OF BIGAMY.-When the Washing.
ton express bowlcd into the Pennsylvania
depot IN Jersey city Thursday William H.
WoOd1ear, the colOred porter of the Pullman
car, was arrested on charge of biyamy He
was arraigned before Justice Stilsing where his
accussr, who gave her name us Mary f. Wood
zear, of Newport, r. l., said that on Decomber
3, 1870, she married Woodzear and lived with
with the charms of Lucy Robinson a colored
daInsel who occupied position in the service
OF Senator COnger, in Washington Recently
| she heard that he had married Lucy. who was
summoned to court and said that she was mar
rteu to Woodzear January 16, 1854 The
| prisoner was held for trial.
THE CASE AGAINST MANAGER JACKSON DIS
MIsSED.-Mr. Harry jackson, the theatrical
manager,who was arrested in philadelphia last
| Saturday on complaint OF Miss Florence West
ern, former member of his company. who
her, was released by Judge Finletter Yesterday.
| MISS western not appearing to prove the
charge. Miss Western had left tho city before
the case came up, and Judge Finletter charac-
| terized the whole proceedings as illegal. Mr..
| Jackson was 10 have appeared at Herzog 3
Museum IN this city, this week, but owing to
his detention in Philadelphia was unable to do
| 20. ~ Wv
THE PARK HorEL.-In past years the Park
motel, at W1uamspOrt, Pa, has been favorite
summer resort for Neutrality-suspicious.. The hotel