Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
Transfers Of Real Estate.

transfers OF Real Estate.
| Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
| Elizabeth Il. Bradford to B. b. Bradford part 1,
So. 213; $4,000. Mary b. Manypenny- to EN-
ma b. Baumgras. sub So So. OIL: S4, 600 Cath.
| crime keane TO Mary Dunno, sub lot A. So 5ti1;
S1,6.5. Emelie NJ. D:rneie to Mary III. Evans,
Cora X. Curtis, so. S. OF SO. lss; S17,21625. A.
Z. Clark To +. 5. Oboid. lots IA 10 is, So. 1O47;
s2,2o3.35. I. E. Waggaman ct al: TO James I.
Summers, lot 10, So. TAB; 1867. Eecta j.
Brown TO julius Germiler, sub lot 121. so. "a L:
81 500. c. T. Foster TO Bertha l.. Hutchinson,
! pit. lois "a and 1875, 81. 36i; s.. Ida Greer TO
| John l.. Roderick, sub lot los, SO. 1904; $500.
Same TO Waiter +. Itoderick, suD lois 1U9 to
10 90; s3.6so; Sane to +. Mallan, sub
to Matte }. Iompkin>, pit: lot 112, ID. and l.. S
sub MI. Pleasant; s615. W. F. Hoiizman TO G.
H. Mckay, pts. subs 10 and L., SO. 4o1; $3.50.
THE CoLoRED INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
the colured industrial exhibition al Bethel
hail was visited by many people last evening
AN the exhibits are not YET in, but 10y Monday
1t is expected that every hing Will be in posi-
ton. Next Thursday evening will be Masonic
visit the exhibition. On the Saturday following
the show will be thrown open to children at re-
duced prices. The military and Oud Fellows
Will each be received on different nights.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
nave been ISSUED by the Clerk OF the court to
Marcus j. Wright and Annie Wright, of NASH
vile, Tenn; VIM. Pratt and Sarau Bradley;
John Henry Waters and Sallie Hensons; w. j..
comac county, Va: Henry Gaskns and Girl
META sumach, OF Fauquier county, Va.
FAILURE OF CANADA S Observation-Disclosures
from Newfoundland stale that, taken as a
whole, the record OF this Year will be one of the
most serious failures in fisheries that New
Ioundland has witnessed Tor many years, and
that the coming winter Will be one OF great trial
and restitution among the families OF fisher.
men. The fishing along the coast from Cape
Race to Cape s.. John is reported to he the
worst ever known. The latest news from Lab
rador Is equally discouraging. The consequent
destitution will be widespread during the com.
ing winter, in view OF which the government is
pushing forward public works " help the im-
poVerlshed people.
"A BISHOP REsTRA1NED. "A dispatch from
Montreal says: Bishop Racine of Chicoitimi.
accompanied by Able Gagnon, secretary to
Cardinal Iaschere3u, has just visited Bishop
Gravel, OF Nicolet and handed to him docu-
ment signed by the cardinal by which Mgr
Gravel Is strictly forbidden to interfere with
political elections in any shape, and directing
his attention TO the mandement OF 1876. Tuis
was 10 a certain extent Violated "a lew sundays
ago by Mgr.e Gravel, vino, alter the usual sun
day ceremonies, had the blessed sacrament
removed from the church and gave Instructions
to his parishioners how to conduct themselves
during the coming elections.
LONDON ANARCHISTS QUARREL1Na - The
Cologne Gdzeae'S London correspondent says:
Dissension has broken out between the only
Two German anarchists clubs in London and
threatens to lead to violence. One of the CLUBS
has the Freiheit as it's organ and Belgian
udIuGu DaNc tiSsltS leader. Dave Is an Intimate
friend OF Johann Most. The other club, named
AutonOmle, has the AnarchtSt as its organ and
an Austrian named Peuckert as leader Only
three weeks ago The two clubs met in Cleveland
hall and expressed sympathy with the Chicago
anarchists. Now they have drawn daggers
against each other.
TOO MUCH BASE BALL FOR A WEAK BRAIN
WIN Sergeant, Of jackson, Mich, was until re-
attended every game played i'll the county and
frequently Visited Detroit 70 see the league
e beeame as interest an IN The game grew until
taken TO the Kalamazoo asylum as Insane.
THE BoUCICAULT DIVORCE CAsE.-It is now
thought that no urther steps in the Boucicault
divorce case brought in the English courts, but
H1ec a,. the taking OF testimony in New
I ork, VIII be taken until the return OF Mr. Dion
Bouclcault from Europe. 1t is expected he will
reach New York about the middle OF October.
MIS-. bouclcault having, her lawyer said, retired
rom The stage and suffered deeply, has refused
10 see reporters. 1t was. her lawyer said, only
out OF love Tor her children that the present
suit was commenced. Mrs. Bouccault is living
with some friends in New York, and maintains
her position of complete retirement from public
LILO anu It's many annoyances.
= fERocloUs GLOVE FIGHr,.The glove fight
petWeen George lie blanche, 1.-THE marine," of
Boston, and james Brady, OF Buffalo. won at
Cleveland Wednesday ny LIE Blanche, Is de-
scrloed as one OF great teroc.ty. II lasted but
TO such good advantage that the loser seemed,
alter recovering, to have been fighting man
win an axe for Two hours. The fight took place
In private hall, and was tor q purse Of 500.
lie Blanche stripped to 16O pounds, while Brady
Weigned 1913 pounds, aud was 20 pounds out Of
FL ss round assd
When the second round was opened LeBlanche
rushed In, aud with o savage swinger on the
neck drove Brady down weak and groggy
Brady lay on his face, but tried to rise aud was
given q little leeway by the timekeepers After
niteen seconds repose he was up and staggering
little chance TO rally. Then they went at 1t
nsmmer ANA tongs Al last LeHiancne found
the front OF his neck with his lett elbow aud
arm and drove his right cleanfy against Bradys
jaw. Brady fell like u log and iaid where he mad
iailen tor nearly q minute alter the referee had
awarded the fight 70 LIE Blanche.
The French member OF the Egyptian debt
commission has addressed to Inc powers q
strong protest against the manner in which