Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

the monastery of the Trappist monks, which is
situated in Vernon township in this county,
and conference will be held on next Sunday,
which Is presumably for the purpose Of consid-
ering the project OF establishing q monastery at
Washington. Senator knight, who is the legal
adviser OF the Trappist monks and who is now at
Des MOines attending the impeachment trial OF
the conference. The matter is being conducted
very quietly. The Trappist monks, who have
their monastery near Dubuque, are the objects
among the religious orders OF the Roman Catho-
lie Church for extraordinary austerities and
an OF
founded 800 years ago.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
JOS. w. Arnold to Fannie A. Moore, lots G, II,
!, X, L, NJ, N, o and p. Arnold's sub 50. S7s;
so. Fannie A. Moore to John d. Croissant,
same; S675. Timothy OCOnnell to the U. Of g.,
lot IL, SO; 231; S3,614.25. Harvey L. Page to
50. ITO; ss,s75. Annie White 0 70 Th sae %.
Rothschild, lot So, J. r. Murray ct al, sub of
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Willie $. HOge to Solomon GugenheiHler, sub
%, 50. 1923; $500. Samuel 8. Shedd to Samuel
Eliza Lanier Dunn to Harry L. Baldwin, jr., SO,
81, Lanier Heights; 81, 493.91. Fred j. Vein
heimer to Moses sfnshsimer, lot 1l5 and 122,
Elizabeth Cox to Francis Harris, part lot 2Z6,
Beatty & Hawkins addition TO Georgetown:
aoWe ne In wise Sa arm trustee to Mary
eo4; s5iois. bishop w W. Perkins ct t. al al.
to franklin White. lots 107 in Perkin &
EdmOnia Semmes ct al. to Alex. II. Semmes
OF Long Meadows; $500. Henry Wise Gar.
NJ and n, in HESS sub SO. 800; $14 ,66S. IL.
Andrew A. Lipscomb to Clarence F. Cobb. lots
30 and 81 in Brown sub OF part OF Mount
Pleasant. 50 20O tn CyaraDco Il
Tiers, lots 157, in b. II. Warner sub SO. 271;
H,a65;4o. q Dennis Harrington to Mary A
Bughas, lot II. in So. i27; $4,000. taurena
Brown Bro, ., to ,ot Samuel L. Court Cook east east
Charles c. Duncanson to Alfred A. freeman eiH
lot "a, In block 10, in Meridian hill; 81 ,O3I 25
block q, in Meridian hill; $3.50. Jacob H.
smith to VIM ID. Hapner. lots ID and II. in SO.
lao; 81. Elizabeth Pierce ct al. to Hiram W.
jackson, lot 4, in So 500; So. Andrew Glass to
Abram F. Pardon, south IT. of lot 8, in So
400; $500. samuel D. Webb TO Alex H.
sub. OF Long Meadows; 5000. b. H. Warner to
Judson Matthews, lot 6S, In Warmers sub. So
SIS; S2,65O. Edwardina 5. Warren to Madge
$4,000. Theresa Kiiby to VIM. Schnebel, lot
n. in Coreoran's sub. SO. 264; $1,000. VIM. g.
n sas r. Sndy Ses
ter, same, undivided II int: $50. Abram f.
Barker to Chas. +. GaIiiher, Il, Is, Bankers
sub sub, So LOB 400; $4,000. Anthony 8. Dller to
1916; s632.1S. Albert b. Ruff to Arthur d
Addison: pit. liz, 113, Alley d Sharon's sub. So
100; S1.169.S5.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-This morn
ing about o'clock q wagon owned by Mr. j. o.
Harmon was run into by large twO-horse
wagon, the property OF Mr.. g. w. Offut, in front
of the White House. Mr.. Harmon's son was
thrown out OF the wagon and seriously injured
The wagon was damaged to the extent Of $40.
and nearly all the clergy OF Washington and
Georgetown, besides others from without the
city, were at the Ebbitt house last Saturday, in
token OF their great respect for the late Rev.
DIR. Levin. A son and daught the deceased.
and the Rev. Drs. Addison, Rich and Averett
and the Rev. Messrs Perry Thomas and shack
elford escorted the remains to the depot Or
Leonard was present at the depot. The son aud
daughter and the Rev. DR.. Addison and the
Rev. Mr.. Perry accompanied the body TO Upper
Marlboro, where the funeral service was read
this morning at 10 O'Clock. The nnal service
will be read and the interment will take place
The remains OF Mrs. Levin, who died within
the past year, will be removed and deposited In
the same cemetery beside her husband.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Benj. H. Warder has
sold to David Rittenhouse, for $13, 794, three
street, between Q and Corcoran streets. Valen-
tine McNally has sold TO Mary ]. Eliot, for
EhSsk, between 14th and 18th streets. ~
"A fIE GRABBER.-Saturoay afternoon. Fred.
eriek Bernitz, an old soldier while on his wny
70 the Soldiers home, carrying two pies In bis
hand, was stopped near Freedman's hospital by
two cOlored boys, one OF whom grabbed the niles
and ran OF. Samuel Henderson, colored Was
entified as the one who stole the pies and he
was arrested. He was tried in the Police Court
this morning and fined $5 or Is days in jail.
GROWING SUBURBAN TOWN-Tbe VILLAGE
OF Takoma,la laid out about two years ago ON the
Metropolitan branch OF the b. and O. raiIroad
about seven miles from this city, is becoming .
nourtshing town, having now thirty pretty cot
| tages, with convenient roads and streets A
grocery store has been started, and the B. and
.. railroad company Is very soon to Commences
the erection or u railroad depot. hall for the
convenience OF meetings, It Is said, Is to be
| built this season. A fourteen room house has
recently been sold for "a 600 by the owner, Mr..
Gilbert.
| A RELIGIOUS ENTERPRISE IN THE NORTH.
EASr.-The religious enterprise In Northeast
/ Washington begun q few months ago by sey-
eral persons who voluntarily severed their rela-
tions with one Of the established churches OF
/ the city for the purpose has prOspered. One oil
the gentlemen erected on ground that he owned
4 corner OF Sth and streets northeast, q struct-
ure for the accommodation OF the new orxani.
zation. About the same time the young men
OF that section formed an association which
has since been received by the Y. N. c. A. a.
an auxiliary or branch. Now the building n
/ ganization, which has been organized into q
Congregational church, II q sub-tenant A
course Of lectures by Rev. DIR. ]. w. CHECKER.
Ing, Prof. Gordon and President L n Gallau-
| det Of the National Deaf Mute College has
Just been delivered before the bYapch YM.CA