Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24


Mystic Council, No., Order Of Chosen Friends.
last evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year Councillor, II. A. Bales; vice
councillor, Jacob Pinnock; secretary, DIR. H. A.
Dodson; treasurer. DIR. s. C. Bancroft; p-eIate,
X. c. Sneden; Marshal, ]. 7. Peftingili; warden
| try, W. kitchin; past councillor. J. 3. Tonlin-
son; trustees, N. Il. Clarke, b. G. Davis and NJ.
Potomac Lodge, No. 1, s24, Knights of Honor.
has elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Edmund A. Roderick, dictator; ID. j.
Evans, vice dictator; James B. Dutton, assist
AM dictator; francis F. Storm, reporter; James
George J; T. Wood, chaplain; E: ". Newman
Pitcher Sentinel %iaS f. past
dictator; Robert s. Todd. Jared D. Terriil and
). r. Glsburne. trustees; D. L. Pitcher, repre-
ternate.
Northern Liberty Council. A. L. of H., at their
meeting last evening elected the following
officers for the coming year: Mark Burnham,
John {. Yosi, orator; l. barnes, secretary, II.
p. Clark. chaplain; VIM. H. KiIlmon, guide;
George hoo, koob warden; VIM: H. Robertson,
s cans and 5ohh to the
Transfers OF Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: -
half airs sub lot Z 49, $685. $500 j. f. ADAMS to
Jams HadlidaK of bro1kyn lot 1S2 So 38S
pts. 8 and 10. SO. 75S; s.. G. G. Bradley ct al,
trustees, to L. s. Fristoe. lots and 10. So s12;
81 ana yaeoS sao to Ses y
6: Lay ct al, 70 i. 4; Willard, pt: 5, Sc. a2s;
2s. blk. s, T. 4 BIS sub. Mt. Pleasant, &C.;
and 81, 50. 1856; Sd, 2sl .25. Hiram Michaels to
John CudmOre to p. Cudnlore, lots % to q, Me-
tropolis View: =. Smith Petit to NJ; Bryan,
subs. to 3, So 241; pit. 6, So. 1e1; sub. 70, So.
Little. lot s. 50. 5sS; se,iss.26 ". Danen:
hover to w. Z. Thomas, pts. % and 81, 50; 1926;
$4,000, &c. $: Maddox to W; w. Metcalf, sub.
Johnston. trustee, to Jonn +. Arms, lot ii. 50
sss Kconss Pa Mrk
c. Race ct al. to Francis NJ. Tate, lot 13, SO. 5s
81 r r. Perry ct al: receivers ct al: to Bueh-
Mary Donovan to Aug. Burgdorf, pit. lot s, so.
1909; $500 Geo H Is; Phelps to John Cooper,
So. s15; 81, O5367. Isaac l.. johnson ct al,
trustees to Augusta Habermann, part and 3;
So sss j. sn st al
Georgetown; So, 100. Edward Winslow to JAS
H. Winslow, pit lot 20. blk. Is, Ettingham
II. Armstrong; tract ON the Navy Yard Bridge
road, 1.55 acres; $4,000. J. J. Berret to G. f..
Reardon, sub lot 2, So. pit; $4,000. Frank
Brown to Mary A. Hammond, parts Fl and %,
So. 300; $4,000. Henrietta 8. Helm to Hugh Z.
Taggert, property in so. 81 Georgetown; So, 500
L. +. Schneider to Mary Isabel White, lot &c,
So. 94G; sd, 100.
BOATswAIN MILNE MISUNDERSTANDING
Andrew Milne, U. S. ~, who has been under
going medical treatment at the naval hospital
Chelsea, Mass, for some time past has just
been placed on the retired list. He is about
fifty-tive years old, and has been in the naval
service since he was fourteen; was appointed a
bOatswain from the District of Columbia in
1851. He served through the war OF the rebel
lion with distinction. MIR. Milne will go TO
Florida to spend the winter, where he hopes TO
recuperate.
Boston MILITARY TO VISIT WASHINGTON-
The National Lancers, OF Boston, wnen they
visit Charleston, >. c., In February, will stop
ell route in this city for Il few hours. The corps
numbering with band, 125 men, will leave BOs-
ton Monday, February Is, and arriving here on
the following dny, will spend six hours here
Upon returning from Charleston the corps will
arrive here on the morning OF February 22d.
Col. Beriben, who recently attempted to in
cite a rebellion in Cuba, has been condemned to