Evening star., 1886-08-12
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
II Aman to J: d. Bartlett pt :, 50: 36i; S3. .2oo:
and Is and pit 40. sq. 94i; $4,000. Ida NJ.
Middleton To Virginia W. Middleton. sub. lot f,
lot !, in block ~. in University Park: SI1.5OO.
- i l. Morrison n to y T. HaileT; sub. lot 10, 50.
20. in So $50; $1,000. q. Pierce 10 n. j.
HSTies; Ms1sn part pa lot R L hrs So 6aS slso9 f. G
.ans ' psrf lot 10 50 ga. Il e&afs
Meridian Hill; $3.50. c. Beail TO W. Au parts
%l lots 10. l6 and Il, in sq: 923: 200. ).
;. A. Coffin 10 j. T. kidweu, pit. lot A, 81. ~;
$3.50 W. Blumer ct al. 10 J. :. Dodge, N. l. OF
lot Is, sq- s2;;; 50. G- Fraser TO Z. ". PatIer
son, subs lots IL. 10 and 16, sq. 3s3; S16.OOO
j. F. Keenan, To A Devine, lots TO IA. inclu-
rive, So 11o9; s3,291. 50. f. F. Robinson To d.
shear TO III. X. Wasser, pit lot no. so. 557:
81 ,396-29. II. III. West to +. \. Claveloux pt
sub. lot =. So 39o So 500 J. = Edwards ct al
trustees To L. b. Taylor. :. pit OF lot Il: in sub Of
Chichester; $3.50. X. Miller ct al. to ) Coblenzer
Pt- of lot -, 81. o16; $4,000. J. +. LibDey e.
Aayneld, H. - H. of lot l23 in sq. Il, Beaii's
addition To GeorgetOwn: $3.50. :. Petit 10 n.
e. Aston, sub. lot so, 81. 19l; $4,000 X. f.
whitman to Il. Callahan. east - Il. of lot A.
sq. 2I2; s4,5OO. r NJ. Wise TO +. ii. Mott ct
al, lot D, blk 3l, Columbia Heights s..
EASE BALI--Tne game yesterday between
the silver Spring and Brightwood mines
suited III d of . to q in I3tvOr OF the
Iormer. Games elsewhere: At New y YorK-New
=; Athletics, 3. ~ 1T. Louis-Si Louis, Is;
BaltimoreS, Al Observation-Disclosures, IL;
metropolitan, >. At Observation-Disclosures Ii;
Brook lyn, j.
BLANEs HIS BAR-TENDER.-Charles Dletz,
the saloon keeper on New Jersey avenue. who
was fined $50 by Judge Harper yesterday for
keeping his bar open on sunday, states that he
Was not present SUNDAY when the liquor was
furnished 10 the witness Brooke. who gave il To
The small boy. and STATES that had he been
there the beer would not have been given
BrtSDke IL
The act OF his bartender.
SAID To BE \ WASMISGToN PHYsIcI.S-
dispatch from Sandwich, Mass, says Dr. W.
W. Keen, al eminent physician OF Washing
ION, ~ =, VINO IS snminering at Oserville
breaking his shoulder and two ribs
DR. Bliss IN A CRITICAL CONDITIONAL dis
patch from Chagrin Falls, Onio SAYS: DR. d. W
Bliss, OF W ashington. who il visiting relatives
here Is suffering so seriously from the effects of
Inc runaway accident in Cleveland week ago
That grave fears are felt that he may not re-
cover.
DESERTED WIFE APPLE, FOR DIVORCE.
Nessrs: Birney Y Birney, solicitors for susan
Ann Taylor, nave filed petition for divorce
rom Charles NJ Taylor The parties We're mar
ried in this city by Rev. Thomas Il. Addison
on July 2.th, 1867, and She charges that he de,
serted her June 10th. 1882.
FINED FOR AssAULrING HER SISTER,
Eliza Berr, the coiored woman who cut her
sister, Susan Richards, on the head with q
isatchet several lays ago because the latter in
terieTed with her while she, was CORRECTING her
child, was called before Judge Harper In the
Police Court to-day 10 answer to .. charge OF
assault Hersister refused To testify ainsI her.
but her son gave testimony against his aunt
and she Was fined SlO.
\ CHARGE OF LIBEL--officer Byrnes has
served a warrant on Mr.. John G. Thompson
editor OF the Sunday IhroHlcle charging him
win criminal libel The warrant WAS sworn
oui by Frank r. burnside, printer, who was
formerly employed by Mr. Thompson and the
charge Is based on an article published in the
thf0fiele on the first instant. Mr. Thompson
was too Ill to attend court, and the case has
been continued for two weeks.
WEDDING BELLs.-There was a Quiet and
pretty wedding yesterday at noon at the resi-
dence of Senator Conger 1927 NJ street The
bride. Miss Emma j. Lindsay, has been a mern-
Der vi Senator Con2erS family Ior several wears
and the groom was Mr. Thomas Ktnsmsn OF
Warren. OHIO Only relatives of the con;rtcr-
Ing parties and personal friends OF the family
were present The house was beautifully
trimmed with plants and fowers and the GER
einoDy was performed by tie Rev. DR. butler
the chaplain oi the Senate. y wedding break
last Was served al I O'Clock and at seven the
bridal party Lett for IL tour OF the great lakes.
alter which they will go 20 their future home.
ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP RATE TO ANSaP-
Oils VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The baltimore ana Onio railroad management
announces a round trip rate OF 81 To Annapolis
on Monday, August 10Th, tickets good day OF
ISSUE only This arrangement Will enable those
80 desiring 10 visit the ancient capital OF Mary
Land, and also witness the unveIIing of the
monument erected 10 the memory of the grand
cid evolutionary hero. DE kalb. Trains leave
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot $40 a.
H., l2:lo p IN and AGO p. m--Idu-
SUNDAY AT BAY RIpGE-The Baltimore and
Ohio management Will another train Ia
Bay Ridge, the popular resort OF the Chesar
peake, Oh Sunday next. August 10. leaving
this city tB. and o. depot at l0:30 a. IN, arriv-
Ing al Bay Ridge at noon. Returning. leave
Bay Ridge at pm, arriving in this city al
1880 pm. The train IS positively limited as
20 thc num6sr OF passengers, so purchase tick
cts early. The attractions at Bay Ridge are
numerous and q better place could not be
chosen to spend Sunday in - real ENJOYABLE
manner. koundtrip rate only Si.-Attrt