Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15
Real Estate Sales.

Joseph l.. Greene has sold to Albert ). Greene,
for $4,000. property fronting 20 feet on the
north side of Massachusetts avenue, just east of
10th street. VIM. b. Hill, trustee, and Eliza
beth r. Chew has sold to Anthony Pollok, for
$4,000, property fronting % feet on north side
of III street, just east of 18th street, with strip
3 feet wide adjoining. Samuel NOrnent has
sold to Aulick Palmer, for $3.50, property
2212 feet front on the west side OF 10th street,
between l and X streets. John S. Brant has
sold to Charles F. Ritter for So, 900, 63.73 feet
just north of l. street. VIM. w. Mccullough has
sold TO John t. Arms, for $40, 900, the property
on two lots, each 26 feet front, on the north side
of Massachusetts avenue, between Goth and
21st streets, both lots running back to q street
with the same frontage on that street.
Cohen, who was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Raft and Block, charged with arson, was
taken to the Police Court this morning, where
tie case was continued until tuesday of next
week, and Cohen was released on $500 collat
eral.
AN EASY VICTORY FOR THE NATIONALS
The Nationals had an easy victory over the
POrtlands yesterday, defeating them by score
pitching was very deceptive and were able to
make but two safe hits the entire game. Some
good playing was, however, done on both sides.
Hines, Gillgan, Carroll and Force did effective
batting, while in the field no errors were made
outside OF the battery, and these only amount
ed to four. There was "a large audience and
the conduct OF the home team was watched
with keen interest.-At Philadelphia yester-
day the Athletics defeated the Philadelphia
by a score OF u TO 4, ana at Baltimore the Bos-
tons defeated the Baltmores by score to 3.
BISHOP PAEET AT ST. PAUL's-Yesterday
"wednesday the bishop OF Maryland visited
st. Paufs Episcopal church, on 23d street.
where he held a series of services, with ad-
dresses, the occasion being known as "a Quiet
Day" The attendance through the day was
good. while the church at the confirma ton SER
vice at night was denselytlled. The bishop
>ISfn ~ fhD h.rly
the church, who presented SO persons for con-
nrmation; also, by the Rev. Mr. Mckee. This
church mas been enlarged recently, and is at
present very attractive 1t has a large and
rapidly growing congregation and fine choir.
THE SECOND WoRKINGMEN's BUILDING AS
SOCIATION.-The second annual meeting of
stockholders OF the Second Workin9men's
building association was held last night,
IhOmaS Frederick, president, in the chair. The
election of officers resulted in the selection of
all the old officers: The following board OF
kin, o. Il. Duffy. Peter Mccartney, Dennis
Fogarty, John Kelly, and Thomas ii. Walsh
Inc shares were Increased from 5000 to 3,ouO.
The affairs OF tine association were reported TO De
In a prosperous condition, the total assets
being Sol, G94.O9.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING HER EMPLOYER
Mrs. Carrie Schmidt, u neat-loO,ing woman,
with a small child with her, stood in the dock
before Judge Smell to-day, charged with rob-
Ding Mr.. Henry Page, who lives on Caroline
street, OF u quantity Of jeweiry. She was en-
guilty To the Charge and judgment was sus-
pended.
TIE SATURDAY LECTURES.-"Social Status of
the Women OF Japan is the subject OF the lee
ture of the Saturday lecture series to be deliy-
cred by DIR. d. Il. Simmons tomorrow (Friday)
evening, at . O'Clock, in the lecture hail OF the
U. . National Museum, under the auspices of
the Archaeological society and the Biological
society of Washington.
A NEW MASTER PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION
Another association OF master plumbers was
organized last evening, under the name OF
The Master Plumbers Mutual Union OF the
District of Columbia" The following officers
were elected: y. ). Dent president and treas
urer; John NJ McAvoy, secretary, and w. n.
W ard, sergeantist-arms.
MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Zach
ariah White and Virginia Lawson: John F.
Bali ana Alice NJ. Bull; Thomas Starkes and
Mattie Shipp; James A. Thornton and Susan A.
Weems.
THE 7TI REGIMENT IN BALTIMORE.-A COM
m1ttee of the 9th Maryland regiment will give
"a reception To the IN fegiinento OF New YORK on
their return home from their visit to this city
April 21st. The visitors are expected to reach
Baltimore at 1 O'Clock on that day, and will
parade through the streets under the escort of
the 9th, and will be review at the city hall by
the governor and mayor. the visitors will then
be entertained at the armory and will leave the
CITY , O'clock