Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-27

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
8, SO. 49,; $500. Malinda Brown to same, same
property quit claim; $3.50. Sarah +. KeaIey
20 W 4. Tucker at al. lot i. So. 7O2 lot 10, 50.
Wickle, lot p block Is, H. and E's sub Meri-
Woodbury., lots ~ to % in scI. sos: S1,754.73.
a +. Fox 10 Ignatius Tingler, lots 63, "a and
s. q; 5l2; 81 ,2g8.25- C. H. Wiltberger to W.
To Frank l.. Freeman, lot 80. so. 159; So, 600
T. J. Harris 10 j. Fl. Savilie, part ,, 81. 154; >.
j. l. Yulee Ia Alice Dixon, lots Is, 46 and a.
81. 80: S1o.SOO. +. Francis Riggs To w. c. Nor
ri>"n, lot 5t. 81. 21O S2,4.o.65. Blanche Car
ter to- W. May>e. lot l :. 81. $50; 81 200 w III,
$3.50. l. Clcphane 10 Woodward * Lothrop
Int 81. So 2e9; $1,000. 5 f. Emmons to T..
y. McIntire, trustee. 10 w W. Metcalf. lot II
aud pit 20. ~. :iU1; $40. Caroline f. Bancroft
S5.O2.2 20 l. u, Means and ". c. Means to
We. " hitncy, Grassland, pt. of Friendship, 81
acres; $50 900 ". q. Taiiaferro to John A.
Moss lot = Sec l. Barry Farm; $1,000
I.o~r Hrs ARM, BIT SAVED HIS EGGs.-A
cy'iurct man. thirty years old, named Alexan-
DIR Holland. while walking between the tracks
o. the baltimore and Potomac railroad Sat,r-
day night. was struck by "a train and had his left
arm broken. Holland j employed on Mr. J. III
MaSrUder'> farm, near " ilson's station and
was carrying basket OF eggs on his arm at the
tiine he was struck, and NOT one of them was
broken. The injured man was removed 10 vii
sons station. where his wounds were dressed.
taken u Providence hospital, where his arm
VIII probably be amputated-
IMPORTANT SALES OF REAL. EsrATE-w
Burfurd, real estate broker, has Just sold for T
III. Alexander, To W. c. Duvall, lots o. 10 and
il, 81. 1872 and part lot 4. So. 90 for 81 D. 900
who proposes building several fine houses: also
10 T. II. Alexander, for Duvall & Mari nine
houses on street, near corner 9th, at S13, sou;
also, To- Rebecca O.. Dodge, for Henry A Lock-
wood, lots 1Oi, los, 106, IO7 los 100 10
ana III, So. 1oi. for $4,000; also, to same
party. lots 102, lo3. l0i, 10o and JOG, so. 36S
1or Henry ID. Boteler, for $4,000. Robert :.
harton. for Sls,OoO, has sold 10 Charles
Baum the property fronting forty feet on the
hortn side OF ID street, between eth and Sth
streets. David l. YuIee has sold to Alice Dick
son sixty feet OF ground, with depth OF ninety
feet on 10th street al the corner of p street for
80 500. Samuel r. Emmons has sold TO ]. u
cius Iuckernan, for S11 0oO seven lots on the
Me- ' II sipe %l ION steet running from the cor,
100 feet and two with depth of lis feet.
The Cooley DIVORCE CAsE-The decree of
divorce IN the case of Laura. Virginia Cooley
!nee Birch agt Vim. III. Cooley was signed to-day
by Judge Hagner. She is given the custody OF
the child. with SIS per month for its supnort
and $50 per month for her own support.
THE PROPOSED NIGHT SCHooIs-The register
At the franklin school building, which has been
opened for those who wish 10 join the night
school which II l. proposed to open in one OF the
school buildings this fall. shows a list OF twenty
nVe names At the Sumner school buildino
where similar registry Is kept about twenIv
where the schools are 10 be opened have not y,it
been determined upon, but IL is thought that
enc number registered by the end of this month
Will be sufficient 10 warrant the opening OF the
schools.
MARRIAGE LICESsES.-The clerk of the court
has issued marriage licenses To Benz. f,
dria, Va; John Lynch and Bridget DonnelIy;
W. W. Willie, OF L. q. Co.. Md, and Belle
CLANCY, OF Howard Co., Nd; Conway b. Rat.
ellie and Mollle y. Coates; Horsley Il. Camden
and Willie +. Campbell both OF LOwesviiIe Va
Daniel smith and Bell Tabb.
\ POINT FOR GEN. HAZEN.-An elderly
member Of the Washington bar keen ob
server of the weather, yesterday, in passing
through the public parks. gave notice To hi,
friends that there would soon be rain. Wher
tion la the spiders. He had seen them placine
1heIr webs high up in the bushes, and from thai
tUd IeG that the rain would soon come.
DIVORCED To-day, In the Equity Court
Judge Haguer made a decree Civorcing Belle v
EO.s,S nee Chase from the bonds of matrimony
VILE Robert w. Boggs, giving complainant the
custody OF the children and permission to re
sumo her maiden name. They were married
June 18TH, 1872, by Rev. DIR. McCauley, at the
Metropolitan NJ. f church. She charges him
3lst last. Mr. J. A. Clark appeared for petit
tioner, and Mr.. e.. y. Rowe took the testimony
SET on FIRE BY BoYs.-This morning about
9o'elock, fire was discovered in an unoc cupied
house belonging to Simon Stein, 3O3 4I2 street
southwest; damage 500. It II supposed &c
nave been set On nre By boys.