Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-14
Transfers of Real csfafa

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows
j. = Swormstedt to c. w. Darr: lot 2G and part
"a, 50. 26S:S2, 500. B. Beale 10 John Rdout lot
IS, 81 $50; s.. James Il: Mitcaeli to Mary 4.
NJ smith, part sub. !, 81. 55I; 500. c. c. WAL
G Ger To- {; II; walker, property on Jefferson St,
ct a to Ma2y a ShSSoe Same pr spse
$4,000. w. z; Particle to y: }: Partello, lots
96 and 81. So. 239, $1,000. Washington Brick
Machine Co. Ia w. +. Lewis. lot l19. So. 1908;
81 100. Same to u. B. Croft, lots ~ to ~ do;
5 sSS %a to to sSes
70 " MeGraih lot 81. 50. 7ls; 81 500. James e
sol: $50. James Z. Fitch to Evelyn w. Wads.
worth, undivided two-thirds lot Do, SO. 1872:
$4,000: Same to Marcia Peters Barstow, undi-
yided third same property; $3.50 Mary a.
L. Iooms MIS- to pHs am M.dls s d lot
L. Woiisteiner lot as, So sss: SiO9.14. Nj. ii.
Hunter to 9. T. Williams pt 49, sec. ., Lincoln
Sas at & f Moh hy sos New
w. McElroy, trustee, TO Thomas NJ. Lanahan
pts. 10 and 20, So. -; s.. ID. u. Donohue to
W. ii. Grimshaw, pit a, So 1,OlO; $1,000
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
Ing We're the readings at tine signal Office to-day:
am, 900; am, 65.3; IL am, 1914; PM,
S3.1; maximum, 1913; minimum, ga.
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH q. Moss.-The remains
of the late Joseph g. Moss were placed lin the
vault at Mt. Ovet cemetery this afternoon,
having been taken from his late residence, 32f
MARYLAND avenue northeast, to 81. Peters
church. where services were conducted by the
Rev. Father Sullivan trecently appointed
time In business In ST. Adams Vt Where eoh hs
was held i'm high esteem. He came to this city
several years ago 10 accept a position i'm the
Express company, and one coincidence OF Mr..
Moss illness and death was that he died from
the same cause tcancer OF the stomachl did
the late Ill. H. CrogSon. esq, to whose place Mr..
Moss succeeded. He was the father OF Mr. q.
W. Moss, agent Adams Express company this
city. Mr.. Moss leaves a wife, five sons and four
daughters, besides a host OF friends in this city,
who deeply mourn tiieir loss. The pallbearers
were George S. Smith, /. $. Dodge, Arthur Nc
Ilermott, john X. Croggon, Patrick Byrne and
Thos Phillips. There was a large attendance
of the employees of the express company and
friends and there We're numerous horal
tributes.
OFFICER JAMES EARLY CALLER. This
morning about six o'clock the door bell at
Officer James residence rang. Mr.. James,
looking out of the window, saw man i'm his
shirt sleeves, who said that he had lost his coat
and asked the officer for another one the
folks at home would not "catch on to him."
Affairs i'm West Washington.
SUPPOSED TO BE DROwNED.-Charles L.
Nichols, about As years of age, residing at
Point OF Rocks, is supposed to DE drowned in
that place AFTERNOON ono the canal al
boat Samuel Jarboe, which is now lying a
short distance above the Aqueduct bridge, and
with party OF four bOatmen became very
drunk. About 10 O'Clock last night he insisted
upon lying down with his feet hanging over
the side OF the boat, but was soon aroused from
at the stern of the boat, which was the last seen
Of him. His coat was hanging i'm the cabin, and
his trousers and shoes We're found on the deck
early this morning. Every attempt has been
made by dragging and searching for the missing
man without success. He leaves a wife and four
children, who have been notified of the above
facts.
BUILDING AssocIArIos:-At the thirty-sev-
enth monthly meeting of the Citizens Equitable
held last night at Goddard's hall, resolutions
were passed adopting new series OF stock
NoTEs.-Most of the stores In this place are
closing at 7:3O p. m.-The steam packet
81. q: Wagner carried the Faderland Lutheran
bridge this morning.
CATTLE MARKEr.-sale Of live stock at Dro-
vers, Rest, D: G, as reported by Tavenner Bros,
yesterday, as follows; 35 cattle up and sold;
4 to 4As; common at 81 to4. SIS sheep and
lambs; lambs at 81. to ga; old sheep at 8 to 4;
yea a, Ing; at ga to 20 cows and calves sold
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
At AM.-Great Falls Temperature IS; con-
dition, 30. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 70; condition at infuent Eatehouse,
80; condition at eff1uent gatehouse, SO. High
tides In the river to-day at S:52 a. m. and els
pm.
The Queen Did Not Thank Mr. Stead.
LONDON, July 14-Evening.-It is now denied
that the queen and Mr. Gladstone have written
him for his recent exposure OF the traffic In
young girls.
The Flint GlassWOrkers.
PHILADELPHIA, July lathe annual con.
ventfOn OF the American Flint Glassworkers'
union continued its session to-day. The work