Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-27

In the Police Court this morning, a white boy.
fifteen years old, named James Boyle, was charged
with being Suspicious character, and was l.
fenced TO the reform school during his minority.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
James o. Finks TO Watson Boyle. halt interest In
lot SO. So 17e $500 Mary W. Clymer to Edward
Cayerly, lot ., sub; So 192; $3.50 Robert Portner
20 Nary c. Audenreid, lot 81, 81. 81; $1,000 CIV
Uternlehe TO JACOB Weiner. lot 49, So els: $3.50 AZ
b. Ii. Warner to Kate L Roy, lot l29, So 50s 81 coo
e, (quiL claim) w. Dannenhower to Trad
Fairfax, sub l., 80 l59: 8. 100. Jane Farnham to
S ". Buckley o5 I6 81 54l; s;U7 A. Hyde to Louis
800 smith Petit TO Lucy H. Baird, lot 49, so. 49,
s3,e00- w Henry. ex'r, 10 Thomas Coakley, part 2
20 "a $50 A Fisher TO c. Dickson, lots 50 10 IS,
So AL; $3.50.
AN ALLEGED BREACH OF CoNrRAcT.-Messrs
Birney ana Birney this morning entered suit Tor
Robert j. Harlan against the National Rifles be-
fore Justice NILS The action Is brought TO re-
alleged that in December last Mr.. Harlan, who is
coiOrc1 man, cleTk In the surgeon generals Of
ice, rented the hall at the Plies' armory for an en-
Treatment TO De given December cath, but on De-
celDef sd the UlneS refused 20 permit him TO have
the hall, and he and his friends thereby suffered
great inconvenience and annoyance.
ANOTHER SIX MONTHS FOR The OvERcoAT THIEF
johnson Kelly, the young man who was yesterday
Snlenced 10 eighteen months IN jail by Judge Smell
for stealing oyercoais from The different hotels
was before the Police Court again this morning
ehsrged with stealing an overcoat from Meyers
Motel belonging TO j. j. Cameron. He was SEN
fenced 70 six months in Iati, making total SEN
tence OF TWO years
FUNERAL OF CAPT c. l. BART-The funeral of
Capt &. l. Bari, which took place this InornInr
from the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
WIS Ve-y largely attended The services were con-
OuctSd by Rev. DR.. Sullivan The childreu's Choir
rendered the music. The remains were inferred at
john Ebert C Hainae p mere le9 Gr Sn Sels
Armstrong and NJ. Mailman. Capt. Bart was a
native OF Hanover. Pa After serving In the army
during the war he settled here, and for many
years Was the sexton OF Immaculate Conception
chuich-
OFFICERS ELECrED.-At the annual meeting OF the
South Washington Sunday School Union az the
Westminster Presbyterian Church last evening the
following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Mr. C. b. Pearson, or the Sixth Street Presbyterian
Chnrcn, president; Mr.. Winfield S. Olive, OF the
SnithsOn, or Gorsuch Chapel, secretary: Mr. A. De-
pae, OF Westminster PresDy terrain Church, treas
uTer.
Dr. SrNDERLASD's CHURCH.-At the annual meet
ing or the congregation OF the First Presbyt terrain
chufcn. Dr sunderland. pastor, last evening" Elder
u Z Wight presiding, the board OF trust Is pre-
Seneed report, showing that the sum OF s652 30
had been raised for special repairs OF the church
therefor, very much Improving the church build
ing The following officers were Reelected: Sena-
.of j. X Mcmillan, president OF the congrega-
ton: Theo 2. Sargent, treasurer; Messrs CRas. |.
Dubois and Irving Williamson were reelected trus-
Bailey, John K Mcconnell and j. G. Patterson,
holding over. Thanks were voted To the members
OF the chou, DIT j. F. johnson, Miss Carrie V. Kid
Wen, Miss Annie NJ Nixon, and Mr.. VIII Way, and
also 70 the clerk, Mr.. Frederick b Dalrymple and
the treasurer, Mr.. Z. Sargent.
FINED FOR AssAULTIN6 A woNAN-Robert Dent
tne colored man who was sent TO the penitentiary
about a year ago for assauitiug MIR Ernmert and
who was subsequently pardOned on account OF his
being convicted on ''Wash- Meredith's Testimony
vas before Judge Smell this morning for striking
n mir
Dreaded guilty, and was lned So In default OF
which so days In JAN.
Snow AND SLusH To- MoRRow-The thernome-
ter N the past twentyfOu hours fell thirteen de-
non ~ mus , pretty accurately the predIc
To-Day was stated at the signal Office that there
VIII De warmer weather tomorrow and a fall OF
WHICH, IN All PROBABILITY, VIII turn TO rain
TEE SAIK OF WRAPS-Mr. Bowling sells to-mor-
row AZ II O'Clock at bis auction rooms. Ilth and
FennSyIvania avenue, splendid consignment OF
ladies' wraps In all the various styles They viii
positively be sold without regard TO cost. There
fore bargains may be expected
ASTxE WARD AGArN.-This morning Ward, the
rant 10 appear In the Police Court 70 nav the
special license tax or SIS each OF his five estab
Asninentss where "mealS and refreshmentsp are
furnished The case was hole pressed.
Hsszoe's MUsErx-sawyers Georgia Minstrels
are enjoying ''bg black boom" "standing ROOM
was refused last night. Two performances are
gwen daily, with the addition OF s'Punch and Judy'
Tor the Juveniles afternoons. Major Tot the midget
u also on exhibition.
BURDsTrK & Co, SEAI-ANNuAL SALE OF DRY
GOODS. &c. CoNriSuED.-This frm have deter
mined 70 close out the balance OF their stocx OF
Ladies Newnarkets and Sacques this week regard
less OF cost IL Is needless TO give the street and
number OF Burdette's store, as IL must be Known
~ nearly every lady In the city.
A1f sALl-The salerooms of Messrs w. g. VIII
Hams Co were crowded all day yesterday with
art connoisseu1 visiting the Viii collection OF stat
uafy ana 0ther art gems, which IS pronounced 10
be one OF the best collections ever offered az pubic
sale In this city The sale OF these objects of art
begins tomorrow morning at II O'Clock precisely