Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Transfers o. Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows.
c.; sub So a1ti: - sii. B. s Ferru,on IN " nv
Schneider, lot B. ST. $685. s.. James Il. Putnam
u Nrrie Power Kelleer sub. lot %. So. ss: s45OO
Fanny Kelly Gordon 70 ROb.na ~. Pritcaard, lot TO-
SCI. as so. S. T. Drury TO Herbert b. Corning
part 5. s(- 80; sSl2 H. B. corning to Massi Broiasky,
same property; s1.40O r. Adams to John Lang
dale. part re>urvcy Peters IN l-Seat zone acre.;
$3.50. Hagar Randall TO Richard 3. Randall, lot
IL, sub 81. 49, $50! Same TO s. X. Bond. lot "a.
do $780, Petty Cans to John Carrigan, part III
and 121. Threlkelds addition to Georgetown 81 500
S. NJ Jones TO b. X. Plain, lots 30 and 81, Browns
homestead; $3.50 j. \. J. Cresswell trustee, to c.
E Waugh 10 A p. Crenshaw. sub. los, So 24l; $780,
p. b. wright to Cornelius Shea, 4 s. blov k 10 Il
B;s sub VT. Pleasant: ss75; E. Greer to D: Nc
trustee. to Jas. NJ Hall, W. Is "a. So 3s7 s1,l5o. w.
L. Schneider to E. Graves. lot 3. So 500; s.. Cur
lis j. Hlllyer to J. A Porter, lot no, SUBJ So g;
$500. F. W. Howard to F. Howard lot lSs. 50 2O6
s., 53O. Cha5- Kennedy to Emily B. Thompson. lots
80 and 81 So TT. $500. Isaac S. FIlbert TO K. Y
Smaey, trustee. to Alblgence H. Brown (sll inter-
est, lots to 8, 50: 1as 500 H. s. Barbour to A.
T. kurtZ johnson, n. 4 IL, 81. $685. $780,
WuFRE THE MARINES GET THEIR DRrNKs-
Ellen Fitzgerald was placed on trial in the Police
court this morning. charged with keeping an un-
licensed bar at 94 Sth street southeast, near the
marine barracks, and a number of marines testified
to buying liquor from the defendant, whom they
called ''HiOt1sr Fitz." The case was continued
until tomorrow.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-At the monthly
meeting OF The sixth sub-Giyiion Associated Char
church. Rev. Alex. Kent presiding, the committee
on printing presented their new annual circular
comprising brief report OF their last years work,
showing the amount or money collected and ex-
pended 10 be sl6463. with which they had rendered
assistance 10 152 persons aside from aiding to get
employment for 30 others: and that In connection
WITH the fourth subdivision they had sustained
day nursery at the corner of 18th and streets at
which from Is TO % small children were In daily
honest living. Reports were made from different
parts OF the subdivision, showing great desttution
In many instances, and the treasurer's report re-
VeaieG the fact that there was no money on hand
to relieve the suffering. The visitors were urged
TO wait upon those residing in their squares, and
request at least subscription OF g from each
family able to aid In relieving the worthy poor.
TIE UNITED AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Guard cornell. No. /, Order United American Me-
chanics, has elected and installed the following
Officers: Sr. Ex c., Thomas Crown; Jr. Elk c., n. E.
B Bates; Councillor. Capt T. NJ Mllstead; ': G.. R.
E. Harding: treasurer, B. F. Snyder; Ind William
Schlosser Exam. George Golden; ]. p, John Hard
Ing. Deputy B. T. Miller Installed the following
officers for Washington Council, No 2 o. Q. A. NJ.
Tuesday night: Sr Elk. c., j. II. Mitchell; Jr Ex
c. George T James, Councillor. Frank Wanstall;
j. C. Mastn F. s. Il. r. Miller: treasurer Jessie
Gladmon; Ind, William Patterson; Exam, Peter
Irexler; p, j. Tippetts: o. p. n. A. Dove. Trus-
tees, j. c. Massln, Chauncy Greer and Capt. j. T.
Hilton
THE W. L. ]. Corps NEW ARMoRY.-At a meet
ing OF the Washington Light Infantry corps last
night, 1t was arranged that the company should
eyacuate their temporary quarters on 7th street
next Monday, and take possession of their new ar
mory. Col. Moore will issue the necessary orders
to-day. Five active and two honorary members
were elected. The corps decided to purchase the
large District OF Columbia flag which was on ex-
hibitlon at the Homeopathic fair, from the man
ayers OF that institution.
A LADY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED By A NEGRO
About nye O'Clock yesterday afternoon an unknown
colored man In 4 light overcOat and an old black
derby ma I, entered the basement or house No 1874
btn street northwest and SeiZlng hold of Mrs Bur.
CESS by the throat choked her. and snaIched her
exit he dropped the watch ana ,hain at the door
and escaped
RoBBERrES REPoRTED.-A. NJ. McNeal SO4 %
street northwest, reports stolen from his person.
December 18th, gold watch. valued at 500 Mrs
NJ. j. Carlisle. 317 street northwest reports stolen
rom her carriage. a cushion valued at S. Mrs
Murphy, Il jackson Alley, reports stolen clock
pocAetoook, etc, valued at s7.63. John C. Stock
weather, 1870 street northwest, reports stolen
John Davidson, 1893 Z street, reports that his
clothes line was robOed Of IS worth OF clothing.
THE TURKISH CARPET AND RUG SALK-The sale
or THIS flne collection will be continued Tomorrow
at Dowling's. 18th street ard Pennsylvania avenue
at ii a M and D. H. Many elegant pieces vet re.
man, particularly large carpets, which are very
choice- Inc entire stock must be closed out to-
morrow, therefore 1t Will be TO the interest of par
Ties interested in genuine oriental textiles to be
present
600 rugs MONDAY.-The exhibition of this per-
ernptory sale Is On MOntay at Walter b. williams
q COS See advertisement In auction column