Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-27

this brother oI hers had attempted ner hie She
says her brother wants hcr to leave her hus-
band; that he Is wanted In NJ ssouri, and has
been in states prison three times. Sue viii NOT
give his name.
Friends Of the ". VI. &. A.
AN EFFORT To FREE THE INSTITUTION PROM
BEBf.
At a reception given recently by Hon. Iohn
W. Foster. the farmer minister To Spain. at his
residence on street, the host took occasion to
cali the attention OF those present Ia what 10
considered very important interest Of tsi.
city. He referred 10 the Young Mems Christian
association. Others who were ac4 TAINTED with
what the association MAS dom. aud @hat az
was hoped IL would be aOlc 10 accomplish
followed, giving Information conusrBing
the institution. Before The reception
closed paper was drawn up set-
sociation and The need al raising Sl2 coo tn
order 10 free II from debt. 1t Ma resolved to
commend TO the residents OF the district ,ho
Immediate pay ment of this indeotedue., Tho
gentlemen who sigucd inls paper >.
}. H. Mcmillan. john ". Th"mp.on. Nm. NJ.
Call, James e. yelling. Matthew o. Emsry. B.
IA. Warner. samuel NJ. llIl an, L. \. john ON.
Darwin IL. James, a. NJ. Gaisudel, 4. Is. Buliry.
=. W. Woodward, Is. IT. Stiuemelz, II. -. " Iok-
ham, Geo. 4. Maynard. j. q. Ame., Z. As. B..ll,
q. W. McLanahan anu Am. J. siUisy.
Al "a meeting since held the loiio~ing gentle
men were constituted "A coilult tsS to %, < "a a
canvass for The money needed: john ".
Thompson, chal man; Nm. "a. Galt, Hon. Jno.
Foster, II. u. MiCkham, Mathew e. EmerN.
Frcdk 4. Johnson, Z. AZ. ltc,.l., Geo Z. Ma.
nard, Samuel NJ. Bryan, q. ". McI.anahan, Dr.
l.. Nj. Gaiiaudet, treasurer.
Transfers OF Real Eatate.
Deeds fn fee have been tiled as follows:
j. H. johnson "a t. NJ. Hewlett, lot Z, sec. 4.
Hillsdale; $500 j. Il. CuIliaane to Mary r..
Cullinane sub. lots 63 and 05.Sq 4v5; >. ".
w. Evans to A. Z. Clark, pt. IL, 50. YI2: -
A. Z. Clark TO ID. W. Brown, lot 4, sq. lU0s; Is,
81. 1870; TO l., 81. 1858, aud Il, 81. los4;
Sl,S42.l5. j. &. u. Kennedy 10 ". Ia. Wetzul,
pt. ii, 81. -; s3,I5o. ". Lamborn Ia A are.ls
Ingersoii to j. \. " incy. 40. 80, blk. III.
Meridian Hill; $1,000. Mamie la.cfsoii 40
same, lot o. TX. =. do; 81 oou. L. >, mayer To
l.. Bingham, lot l6 To Is, b.k. -, IaAoI.l. ps,r.;
SIl..o.. harrIet A hItcheH tt jesse ". Jack
son, pL "a, 50. si5; sso2 Aay g.
iilap.l 10 Lsatner II A. to ierr. s So nj
10. 81. $50. and pt. D, So, BOG: s2.2ou. Mari
anne H. l.athrop 10 James A.. fitc,, suo 10. 53,
81. lo9; sI,3.o. SARAH A. Conner 10 Leua
hoeth, sub lot -, 81, 9o4; sl,svo. Charles
hite To Andrew Glass, pa ., 81. soo; $3.50.
Elizabeth T.. Souies et al Ia l.. IA. Saunders, pt.
Ia, SD ll6; 300. John a 1ule IL u ". t,s,k
el AL, lot ., BLOCK j. EillnSuap P,ace, %. oSu.
Johh Walter et al. - barp,ra ktug, pt. a, 81.
292; s.. Charles But "a AZ. liiia.fs, III 50.
w. C.s sub pt. Mount Pleasant; Sl,3oo. =.
h. Middleton ct al, trustees 10 r.. Lander. pI.
;. ~. 3l@; -. W. Biair 10 DaN III smith, sub
lot 3o, I'll. 81; S3loo, l.. M. Ogden 10 W. 81.
CappIIear, sub lot >, sq. -; Slov. j. Led ard
Hodge 10 ID. B. II oIi, sub ot -, AZ. ~; sI.1vn
j. W. ShiIes Ia I'll. Z. hrait. suD ., 81. luuo;
500. john LaTcombe 10 Mary A o. Lar
conbe, part A, 81. los; =. {. A elliot. trustee.
lime 10 }. r.. Carter. sui oo, 81 90; 1919.
j. H.. Mason to \. &. Hauna, suo 10. 81. O. 81
40 - se ": :, hing II 1orse h.., 3f see
nam, sub AZ, 81. az; $40 Same ~ j. r..
Nolan. subs 30, 81, 50 and 80, do; 5000.
seventh Baptist church Ia james r.. Dart, sub
lots Al 10 "A, 81. IIo; s1l 500. W. .. CoN ei az.
trustees, to j. ID. LaLfefoH, i,I, y. ~ 10 .
81, So. So; SO. .as. ssme 10 James
Lownues, lois o. Ia 5o, 30 Ia ~. DO: 81, sl3.0Y.
AZ. X richardson 10 Jahies d. DunsoIu, pat .,
81. 3D.; Sl,2uO r. hoones 10 Liza u. oI1is,
lots 4, A, l3 and Is. Llock -. T. - A. SUI M
Pleasant; $1,000. A. e. h.nn.n IL y. }. uuss
ct Al. suU lols lo ard Il. 81. -; e3,9oa. L. y.
lrott 10 q. ). Se"fer'c IA" -, ~. 800, soooo.
For Toastins JrT Davis.
ANEW YORK MAN 10 BE niuUk.TED TO RE-
SIGN FROM THE GRAD ABBY.
A New York dispatch say: When Jef Davis
Was making speeches in Cocoa on las recent
tour, il was reported that N. VI. Saunders vi
Mount Vernon, n. u, had '.fcred "a toast I'm
Savannah TO the health 81 the confederate
leader. Mr.. saunders Is a 'aember o. Farms
worth Post, q. a. X. Con''aandcr James IA
Jenkins, who IL "A cerk in 'e casnicr uepars-
nent cot the New York a>.on mouse, APP
pointed a committee To ~ gale The affair
In a correspondence bet "een In- pos and
Mr.. Saunders, the latter acknowledges mat
he did propose the beailb oI JED DAVIS, aud
maiuta mis- right OF Gfe" speccn. lue COM
mittee have recommended mat he be re-
quested 10 resign, and tile report has been ac-
dealer, with some political aspirations.
CHALLENGE.
VIM. f. A. Bird, OF New YORK, late major 9th
cavalry, has sent a letter To Capt. Saunders, ira
which he proposes To meet him al ten PAGES
with Winchester rifles IL the Captain IL wIl.lus
To test his "iove OF j. II Davis" in thai way.
THINKS JEFF DAVIS SHOULD BE BURIED
ALIvE--ieev. 4. y. Niles, NJ. r., made
tion in his Mckeesport chuIcn sunday while
preaching before a q. A; X. post by saying that
jeff Davis should be buried alive, and that
every soldiers widow should kneei A. her hus-
band's grave and invoke The curse ol Heaven
upon Davis, the murderer oil ner husband.
TORONTO STREET CAKs WRECKED BY RIoT-
ERs-A railway strike has been IN progress
omnibuses, which the strikers oroered. With
the intention OF running them In opposition 10
the cars. arrived from Kingston. great crowd
gathered and escorted the omnibuscs through
the principal streets. Every street Car met
Was attacked with bricks aud stones. Psssen-
gers, drivers and conductors were injured, and
the widest uproar Was kept up, the lsiice being
powerIesS 10 do any lining. Between thirty ana
forty street cars were wrecked. Had IL not been
that the Knights OF Labor broke up the process
sion much more serious results would have fol-
lowed.
Miss BALFEs MANAGER AND HER HIS
BAND.-At the trial la Philadelphia tnis week
OF Graham Erlanger, manager OF Miss Louise
Bale, Tor AN attempt To kiil George HerUerS
Leonard, Miss Balfe's husband, Leonard tesil.
he'd to his marriage TO anu separation from Miss
Bale, and To his visit % her room Ia Pun adsl-
phia in October last to obtain the custody VI
their child. She declined u grant haas request,
and ne returned "A second time, when he iuund
his wife, Haviland and Erianger Ia iue rooin.
Erlanger drew pistol and shot him In tue
side. He had beaten Eilanger IN New York
previously, being jealous OF his relations with
Ans wiie The defense alleged that Leonard alt
tackled Erlanger inst, aud that Eriapger bred