Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Dem
lot Io4. d. and L. sub. pt lit Pleasant ndua 1c
s9s1.2o. H. X. Maryman to Dora Mary man,
pit. 10 and II, so. 162; $500. Julius Ger
So lose; S696.29. l.. III. Wells to Eunice
Rider, sub II. So 81; ssl26i. W; a. Thomp-
s1,435. \. Richards to \. Z. Whitney. e. Il
s, So. 69i: $3.50. r. Coldschmid to r. A.
1ke Rra l9ts s. and g = So u 2la s so0o
2; 50 sl5; $4,000. Z. A. Melntire to Christina
Mcleod, sub. 90. 81. 553 81 800. John Miller
d. Newcomb to John q. Reeves, sub "a, so.
Si2; $4,000. Annie V. Shields to- Caroline l..
shields, pts. 10 and IL, So e64; .s475: Mar
nedy, PIT 10. Old Georgetown; $500. Ran
doph Barton to W. f. clark. lots 20. p and
$500. Nancy +. whitney to saliie G. Funk Funk
sub lot 9. 81 a.; $1,000. a. jay ct al. to F
S1,971.Io. III. Z. Of1iey, trustee to b. r. May
field. lot in 81. 2.9; $. James Iingenfelter
TO Carl Muller, lot A. 81. AIS; $4,000 ID. b.
$1,000. j. t. Winner to W. Linder, lots II, Ia
and 1oi2, blk. c. Dyer's estate; S.5. j. T. Vim
10, So, s9.. 81 500. Marion X. Cutter to Julia
"A ~ Hall "a pit. q and So 311; 81: Ellen snee
465; S3,2I9. q. NJ Hathaway to And. Parker.
lot 90. So. 80; $3.50. c. Brown to c. b. Tanner
pts 100 and III, c. BIS sub. Mt Pleasant; s..
so, So 219; $4,000 u. W. Washington to 3 E
Watson. lot 8. section =. Barry farm; $3.50. w.
~ y,
231: s1.i4o- W 0,Brien to ". III; Church. lot
a. So o6a; $4,000. w Il. Particle to X. w.
' Walk W lot 15s 50. 445; s. H; Wendell to
MarysS, r. Robinson ct al. to Park kinney and
Ellen Kinney, part of Vineyard; s.. W. p.
go; $500 G. f. Henry, U. = marshal to II
Spaldins, subs 10 and 20, So. oil; s.. Annie
Langley 10 H. T. Langley, lot 10, So 1000; $.
RoBBERIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hiselH, 173O
Iennsylyania avenue, reports stolen a pair of
CFrIx-o
that while at the Baltimore and Potomac de-
POT ne was robbed OF pocket-book contain
ing 81.
The LASGDoN TERRACE SCANDAL-Mrs
.shoues, the wife of Policeman Rhodes states
,ilat the published statements in reference to
her relations with MIR o. ). b. Wall are cal
culated 10 do her very great Injustice: that
there L. not a word of truth in them So far as
they reflect upon her character and that Mrs
W all Is not jealous OF her Mrs. Rhodes) and
scene at Lansdon terrace as has been described
THE STAR has already published Mrs Walls
denial OF the scandal and Policeman Rhodes
s.ateheht, desiring I'd DO no injustice To any
oi the parties concerned.
SrRUCK BY A TRAIN AND SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.-Iesterday about four O'Clock a white
man Was found in q brick yard near the corner
oi SOUTH IN capitol and Virginia avenue. by
name as Charles Howard, labOring man 40
years OF age, from New York, and stated that
ne was struck the night before by freight
Train and had managed TO crawl to the place
where ne WAS found, and that he was badly
hurt. lie was sent To the Almshouse hospital
and his wounds were found TO be dangerous.
TRYING To ENFORCE THE SUNDAY LAW IN
MOUTH NASHISGTOS.-POliceman Dan Will
Hams of the South Washington station expe-
rlenced considerable difficulty yesterday in
attempting tO catch saloon keepers violating
the sunday liquor law. When the officer came
10 Robert Hurley's side door at the corner of
"a and streets.andiFrank Blakes at and list
stFecIs- ne experienced some trouble ana ar
rested botn parties on "A charge of assault. Be
fore Judge Smell this morning in the case of
hofley the officer testified that he knocked at
az the door, and when il was opened he at
tempted 10 enter. but was prevented from doing
50 by Hurley, who caught hold of witness
Hurley said he did not know that Williams
was AN oIhcer and merely prevented him from
entering his house. The judge said, the law re-
quIres every person 10 keep their places closed
on sunday, and if he let person In he violates
the law. The court holds that an officer has
To prevent an intruder from coming I'm IN he
wants 20 comply with the law. The injury In
this ease does not seem TO be very great and the
court would take the personal recognizance of
the accused In the case of Blake ii was testi-
NED To that he struck the officer and Knocked
his hat o., which Blake denied, but he was
fined SO
FATAL FALL FROM A TREE-Edwin Ridge
way, "a carpenter fifty years old, living on the
Silver Hill road in Prince George county Md
nearthe District line, while chestnut hunting
and was Instantly killed. de leaves a wife and
several small children
THE MARYLAND STATE FAIR.-The Maryland
stat fair. in conjunction with the exhibitions of
Washington and Carroll counties, Md, Frank
lin county, Pa, and jefferson county, w. Va,
will he held at Hagerstown, Md, October Goth,
2lst, I'D. 23d, 1888 Over $4,000 in premi
ami IlouSs hold products. and $4,000 in purses
tor TIE stcepie, trotting and running races are
offered. This exhibition should draw the far
mer. manufacturer, mechanic, labOrer and
prote 's-onal gentlemen, with their wives and
chisd-en. tn spend the day, as all classes will
Elrt >,uc;hing to interest and instruct them.
Tn y. :, q. will sell round-trip tickets from
Washington, good tor the week, at $3.50, in
cla,-iuE :Gniission. On Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 2Ist and 22d, a special train will
leaxc Washington station at 100 am, arriving
az itaserstown at 1920 am. Returning, leave
hatsTstoSn at pm. Tickets for these trains
viii be sotd at S2.O5, including admission, and
good Tor The day only.
SAi.E OF SrocKS-There will be an executors
safe OF bonds and stocks at Duncanson's auc-
tioa rooms Wednesday, October 2lst, at