Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16
An Injunction Denied.

dwelling mouse was not mt for human haDlt:i
| ton. Mr.. Huguely filed his bill and haC
Messrs. Morsell. Pagan and Barker to examine
his building, and on their report he repaired 1t
sve the esa as 10
| tine authorities treated the building as u house
| he would have to CO the same. The Commits
| spector formally condemned the dwelling. Mr.
Huguely thereupon appealed, and Messrs. A
| Il. Mullet, ID. NJ. Dellinger and 9. c. Martin
were appointed commission. This commits
sion report: ''This building is not tit for Occu-
pancy in its present condition, and cannot
under section 8 OF the building regulations OF
| the District of Columbia he made 50, the neces
sary repairs being OF SO rad zeal a character thai
| to make them would practically amount to the
rebuilding OF the present structure" and they
concur with the Inspector. This paper was
filed IN the court this morning, and the court
| took final action as above stated.
An Industrial school.
AN INSTITUTION THAT THE TRUSTEES OF THE
MINER FUND PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH.
The twenty colored girls who, through the aid
OF the trustees of tine Miner fund, were recently
placed under the tuition of Mrs. Woodbury. for
instruction in the science OF cooking, were Sc.
lected from the cOlOred schools i'll the District.
1t is intended by the trustees OF the Miner fund
to, within Il year. open an industrial school for
girls on much more enlarged scale, ana it was
In pursuance Of this purpose that they recently
purchased the property situated on the north.
east corner OF 4l.2 street and Maryland avenue,
paying for it the sum of S15,I 100. The house,
wien is of extraordinary SIZE, will he renoJ,
eied TO contain reading rooms, and also q kin
dergarten for young children. Mrs. Ellen Nj.
ConnOr states that the benefits of This inStitu-
ton Will not be confined exclusively TO the col
Ored race. The school will have two depart
ment>, one TOR colored and the other ior white
scholars. I'VE also" said Mrs. COnnOr, "intend
opening an eating house when the scholars are
sufficiently expert, by which we trust to earn
enough money for current expenses The
board, who are Working in conjunction with
the Miner lund trustees, consists OF Mr.. Geo. f.
Baker, OF New York, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. j.
Stroud, secretary; Rev. Mr.. Shipper and DIR,
Caroline Is. WinsIow.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. II. When to Mary Il. Greer, 10 and 20, so.
80; $4,000. Lille G. Abrahams to Martina f.
$1,26S.75. q. u. Bradley to b. L. Walker ct AL,
parts 10 and II, SO. $50; $500. q. e. Ainsiee
ii. Parker to John Fitzgerald. part II, So. $50;
$1,000. Marion Purviauce to Fannie s. Godey,
sub iots 25 and 70, So. I'll; S4,l35. e.. N.
Richards To Louis;, Z. Richards, SUI II, So 36S:
81 500. James A Bates to John Sherman, sui
| lot 20, SO: 1o7; ST., 4O6.S3. Betsy Hing To
Aug; hurgdor.; H. part =, So; 1913; $3.50 j. 7.
NJ. Cross TO w. f. Lucas. part 1, SO. AGA; 81 ZOO.
Mary Ann Bradley 10 Martin B.,rringer, lot i,
gerald. property in Anacostia; $500. A. r.
Barker To ": a. Carpenter sub lot 3, so. 400;
$4,000. X. w. Fenwick TO +. Brennan, part Z,
81. 423; > 200. j. q. AnSerman to.G. w. Durty,
part 40, hawes suU, Mt. Pleasant; 81, 100. u. W.
Duri.y To A. w. EasllocK, same property;
ST. 100 90 j. r. McLean TO c: n; Parker, trustee,
ID. W. Patterson TO l. p. Chiius, SUD 81, so. iU16,
S1,65O. L. NJ. Tyssowski to 10 Mary +. LOCKE,
part III, 90. 100; S2,666. Il. w. Carpenter TO
Susan +. Vermillon, SUD 40, SO. s72; $4,000.
Real Estate Sales.
c. n. Richards has transferred sub lot IL So
1858, fronting 25.9x13S.9, on 1Oth street be-
tween NJ ana streets northwest. for 81 500.
james A. Bates to john Sherman sub lot 10,
cnusetts avenue, between 18th and 1Slh
streets, S11 ,4U6.s3
A. r. Barker mas transferred to w. a. Car
penter, Tor $4,000, sub lot 3, So 400, from ling
is feet ny Us IeeL on The north side OF the pub
llc space between 9Th and 9lh streets soui Invest
X. w. Fenwick has transferred, Tor $4,000, to
H. Brenan pit. lot :, SO. 453, is Ieet by 49,. IUl,
Ieet, on the south side Of l street, between GIN
and til streets northwest.
"A transfer for Marion Purviance to Fannie S.
Cooley for sub lots 20 and 26, square II l. on the
south side OF Rhode Island avenue between
14th and 10th streets, for "a, l35. has been
paced on record.
j. X. Mclean has transferred to c. H. Parker
trustee, thirty-our lots i'll square $40, between
NJ, \, 80 anu AZ streets southwest, Tor S6,25O.
JOnn SherunaiI, trustee, has transferred for
S3l lao, 10 Annie A. Thomas, nineteen lots in
block l6, Columbia heights, aggresating $780,
900 square feet. This block Is between Roanoke
and aie streets, east OF 18th street.
THE LUMBER ExCHANGE.-A meeting of the
Lumber exchange was ned last night at the
Corcoran building. Alter the yearly report was
read an election OF officers followed, win the
GLOWING result: n. II; Wiiiet, president; Isaac
secretary, and Samuel Ross, treasurer.
TOWN.-Mr. Haynie, of the First Assistant
Postmaster Generals Office, has bsen Conduct
Ing "a historical investigation into the proper
spelling OF The word IenieytOwn, in order TO
take action upon "a petition signed by Charles
Nj. Ieniey anu twenty-eight Otner citizens re.
questing that the Post orIice department. recos-
. m ma # s,f
Nee instead OF IennaiiytOwn and other forms
which have been in use. Mr.. Haynie
the District a deed dated August 10th, 1895.
in which Sarah Tenuaily become the
owner Oi one-half an acre o Mount Airy, Mont
SOmery county, Md, and that in some field
notes the name Is spelled in this way. He
THINKS that the town was named after Sara h
Tennaliy, and the family OF Tenieys appeared
at IL later date. There has, however, as yet been
no official action taken, as the Post Office au-
lhorilies are waiting for further light
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Dennis Newman aud Martha Stevenson; Jas.
A. Williams and iaur.. 4. Lewis; James Cant.
we'll and Mary A. Murphy; Charles X. Alsop, of
Spoitsylvania county, VA, and COrnelia r. Nc
Donaid; Jordan Johnson aud Alice Keyes;
swink and Lizzie sInitn John +. johnson and
MinDie A. Sauntry; Frederick +. HOuseman, of
Richmond. Va, and Mary Z. Bennett, OF Hem
rico county, Va. Charles NJ. Day and Ann &.
Reppard, both OF Baltimore, Md.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Bradley agt. Gait ct al; hearing re-
sumed.
EQUITY COURT-JutlQe James.
Yesterday, Forrest agt. Hyde; certified to the
general term to be heard in the first instance.
To-day, Young agt. Marks; sale confirmed.
Hugueiy agt. Bowen; injunction denied and re-
straining order discharged. Mason agt. Mason;
testimony ordered taken before John Cruik-
shank. United German Evangelical COngreya-
ton agt. McLanahan; leave TO Withdraw re-
ceipt from flies granted. Matthews agt Booker;
answer ordered amended, DC.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hdgaer.
Yesterday, Anderson agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company; verdict for plaintiff tor
500. District OF Columbia agt. Wright ct al;
judgment, by consent, Tor plaintiff tor amount
claimed. District OF Columbia agt. Lowe ct
al; do.
POLICE COURT-Jnd0e She'll
To-day, VIM. johnson, loud and boisterous
on 7th street northwest; 30 or IL days. VIM.
avenues; do. Emma +. Ardell, cOlured, using
abusive language on NJ street southeast; do.
Kate Cross. loud and bOisterous on T. street
northwest; do. Frank Davis, disOrderly con-
| duct on NJ street southeast; do. John Ruser,
cOiOred loud and bOisterOus on 7th street north
west; do. Edward Johnson, coIored, assault
| and profanity in Herbert alley; $15 or As days.
northwest; 20 collateral forfeited. Henry Gas
kins, disorderiy in the county: do Michael
Sullivan and John Buckley, disOrderly on 9Th
street southwest; do. Emma Langley and
Annie Gillian, disorderly on 18th street north
west; do.
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