Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-18

are: Jo McMahon's with Hilarity, frankie B.,
Joe iss Mitchell, Swift and Frank Wood: the lat
including Greystone. b. g. 4-year-oid: Referes'
3. g, B; Radha, CHI. T., 3, and the 2-year-olds
Bellringer b. c.: Velvet b. c.: Quito, ch c.; Faun,
with Rosiere, Rosette, Kenita, Vinton, Fernleaf,
Enigma and Bess. LIQUIDS string. including
Ida Stanhope, Richard L. and Lady Loud.
Also, lhartin Jordans stable. Burch's stable
containing several Washington favorites, will
start from Charleston. s c., on Monday next.
the 2Sth inst The track is being worked daily,
and unless an unusual rainfall should occur il
VIII be In excellent condition The grand stand
is being reprinted and n heavy canvass awning
Is being stretched over the platform the entire
length of the polished.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Horatio Il. Maryman to Christian Rupert
pit l3, So. 132; 5000. Bridget Lanahan TO Ed
ct al to George e r. licer ct al. trustees e s
b. & II. 5 ad. to Georgetown; $500 B. p. Gaines
to Sarah w Pratt, pit. L., so. go: 81 500. t.
364; 5000. Mary II. Trayner To C. C. McEuen.
ut. Sheriff estate. 80 acres; $4,000. Morris
t keim to J. $: swormstsdt, lot Is, 50. 1920;
block 10, III. and Els sub. Meridian H i'll;
S574.9S. Mamie Ingersoll TO same, lot =. do:
lots 80 to F. So e to AoSe 81 fSS
to Leopold Kolipnski, lot :, So. w. of 623:
S615o: 7. H: G: Todd to B. sweeny, pit. 8. So.
Z.
Copenhaver, lot 10, do: s.. r. ". TYLER.
trustee; to Mary \. Bachelor, pts. s and g. 50.
lof 81, 50. $780, $1,000. W. B. Evans to Eliza
beth Bohannan, lot 40 81. 2o7; $1,000. Eliza
beth Bohannan to Walter p. Gibson, same prop
erty: s.. Elizabeth E. Hess ct N. to James
+; Arnold, sr., pit. sub s, So. 9o3; Sl20. a. C.
Clark to John 4. Schneider, pit. 5, So 1908; SIS.
and Ma au tsss to chSs knRRPe 70 pts
Iinkins. undivided Il lots 5 TO 25. block 4. II. &
Els sub MERIDIAN Hill; s.. Thos. Norton to
G. B. Purvis to B. orien nj lot IS. So SEES, 63S:
81 $50 Carrie Goodman to a. B. Eimore, part
3. So 5l9: $1,000; j; N. Junghaus 10 w. Bur
w. Patterson, part Fortune Enlarged, IA acres;
Sa,loo 5. II. Chapman to Alice Chapman, lot
4: sautter. lot SO. res, b; sl3,s7o, John \.
Dickson To John Scott. lot 81, So. AS; Sd 100 .
w ". Henry to n Dickson lot 33, Res D:
to 5, 81. $50: s.. 800. Heirs OF W Grace. dec d,
to J: F. Green, pts. 81 and 30. 50. 2o9; $4,000.
r. G. Getcheli to A; \; Birney, pts. and 5,
Getchel, same property: s.. job Barnard
sub, Mt PLEASANT; 1850. r. Boyd to Hiram
Grnaer ct all PIT to t. Rssn l1o PTS sbd @
534: 81 200. ]. $. Swormstedt to o. C. Fox,
I Ksr1 SO lot to A. sd II ss s Rooms to R
game to Mary Cartwell, pit. E, SO. SCI; s..
Margaret Butler to C. c. Willard part %, So.
ZD4, SIODDD. L.. NJ. saunders To IL. y. MulOn-
ney, lots 1874 and So, so. GA; $500. James
NJ. Varnum executor to Cary A. Bone. lots IL
and AZ, 50. 49,; $4,000. Same to Sarah A.
d. b. Croft to ]. Renehan, lot g, So 92I; 50, 600
Georgiana Ray bold TO Edith NJ. Mangum. part1 ),
So. s73; s.. L. Newcomb ct al: to r. III. Nor
riS ct al. lot 4, So. 2l9: s.. Mary J. Snow
den to Maggie McSheehy. lot Is, sec. s, Ivy
City; 5000. l.. B. Jay to Indiana J. Nichols lot
A. Heenan to Catherine Heenan, right, title and
interest to estate of James Keenan,; 3.
ESTATES OF DECEASED POLICEMEN AND THE
TWENTY PER CENT CLAIMS.-Yesterday, in the
Probate Court. the first of the contested cases as
to granting letters on the estates of deceased
policemen, to enable the drawing of 20 per
cent additional pay, was decided by Judge
Hagner, directing letters on the estate of j.. u.
Cation to issue To J. p ID. Cation, and on estate of
VIM. Drane to Elizabeth Draue. In the cases of
a number of deceased officers Mr.. c. E. Creecy,
who claims a fee OF so per cent, applied for let
tiers. some of which have been issued, but in
some cases the representatives resist the pay
ment OF such per centage.
FINED FOR INDECENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT
colored men were before the Police Court this
morning charged with indecent exposure near
the circus grounds. They were fined So or days
each. Judge Smell, in passing sentence alluded
to the receipt OF an anonymous letter, evidently
from respectable lady, calling attention TO
cases of indecent exposure in the public parks.
The judge said that in all these park cases the
extreme penalty of 500 or 80 days would be
dealt out to the Offenders.
MARRIAGE LICENsE.-A Marriage license has
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry
Allen and Margaret Watson.
SENTENCES OF IMPRIsoNMENT-This morn
ing in the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur.
Eliza Small, convicted of the grand larceny OF
$40 from Mrs. Lucy Davis, was sentenced to
the Albany penitentiary for one year. Thos III.
Mcdonald and Frank Starr, convicted of lar
esny from the person of Mrs. Mary White of
fenced to two years. James H. Johnson, con-
victed of HOUSEKEEPING at stable of Michael
O Brien yesterday, was sentenced to Jail for six
months.
WILLS FILED.-The will of the late VIM B,
was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate to his
wife, and out of what shall be left at her death
500 to his daughter, Ellen r. Gould, of Brad
E. Kent and Hattie E. Abbott. Letters were
granted w p Abbott on bond of $1,000
An soRg of the viii Of the late w.
After making certain special requests he leaves
the bulk of his estate to his sisters Maria L.Dun-
The will of the late Elizabeth Margaret
Jones, leaving her estate to her rela-
tives, was also, filed yesterday.-The will of
Isabel Leonard. executed Nov. 10Th, 1S4I was
filed to-day. She leaves her property to her
sons, John b. and Francis Leonard, and niece,
Antoinette De Rolders now Russell9
BASE BALL.-The hard hitting Bisons fell a
victim to the plucky Nationals yesterday after
noon, the score being D 10 3. Inc Nationals
earned two of their runs. Barr pitched strong
game, holding the visitors down to only four
safe hits. The same clubs play to-day. There
will be game every day next week at Capitol
park, the opening one on Monday being with
the Bostons. The BatimoreS defeated the Bos-
tons yesterday, 9 to Z, and the Philadeiphias
the Athletics, to 3.
HEARING A CONCERT FORTY MILES AWAY
The cantata Under the Palms" was sung at
the Eastern Presbyterian church last evening
under the direction OF Mr.. George IL. Lille
bridge. The solo parts were sustained by
number dwell known vocalists and, in addi-
ton, there was chorus OF one hundred and
thirty Sunday school children. A telephone
was placed in the church, which was attached
to circuit one hundred and forty miles long,
taking in Baltimore, Frederick, Hagerstown
and Westminster. Md. The chorus music was
heard in Baltimore The other places outside
of the city made no returns.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Hamilton Hunter,
an inmate of the Soldiers Home, reports stolen
from him on the 9Th instant $3.50 in cash.
d. w. Gotwals 923 9th street, reports stolen a
Wright, 1928 14th street, reports that his store
was entered during the night and robbed of
1925 worth of articles, including sardines,
meat and toilet soap.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, fish agent: 300, 900 herring, from So
to So per thousand; 5000 shad, from $40 to
$50 per hundred.
SALE OF STREET PRoPERTY-Mr. Caleb C.
the property at the southwest corner of F and
18th streets, fronting % feet on 18th and Is
feet on street, for $4,000.
their annual reunion and mable sugar festival
at Marini's next Wednesday evening, A social