Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-14

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ner, lots s, 8 and 10, 50. 44O; s3.511. George
"A. Scott to T. w. Scott, lot q. So. $40; 81, 200.
f A. Keyser to NJ. j. Weller and 6. K. Repetti,
Russell, sub lot ss, 50. sS!; $3.50 Mary R.
Harry TO Mary J. Wormley. two acres in the
ards, lot i2s, So. 81; 5000 4. L. Barber to Z.
Caverly. lot IA, blk. s. LeDroit park: 81 $3.50.
II B. snyder 10 a. p. Snyder, sub. ~. blk. IL,
Meridian Hill; $500.
A SUICIDES WILL--The will of s. p. Haver-
field, who committed suicide some time ago,
was filed yesterday. The will is in Haverfield's
witnesses. 1t begins: "Well knowing the I'M
certainty of life and how suddenly we may be
ship. hereby desire to express my wish as TO
the disposition of what little worldly effects
Lord and Mamie Callinane, and to the library
at Cadiz. Ohio. He gives his shares in certain
building lots. busgies and colts TO pay for the
removal OF his remains to- CadiZ cemetery and
the placing OF marble slab over his grave.
DEATH OF Miss PECK-Miss Mamie Peck.
eldest daughter OF the late Clement A. Peck of
Ienleytown. who only a few weeks ago went to
Florida for the benefit of her health, died there
ON the 9th instant.
THE CHORAL. SOCIETY CoNCERT.-The Choral
Society gave their first concert of the present
season last evening at the Congregational
church Ii was attended by large audience
of musical people. The society, in the program
presented last evening maintained its high
reputation Tor careful, conscientious work and
Intelligent interpretation. Mr.. SherInans ef-
iective leadership has brought the society to a
music of such exacting requirements merits
1he highest praise. The sOloist of the evening
was Mr. Frederick jameson, of New York city,
who was given deservedly warm reception.
CIGAR STORE AS AN UNLICENSED BAR
RooM.-Edward Mcclellan, who keeps a cigar
store at 3O1 7th street southwest, was placed on
trial in the Police Court this morning charged
with keeping an unlicensed bar The claim
sold a
bought for the South Washington Pleasure
Club. j. w. Tibbett, Jas. CAST, Jackson Yeates
ROtt. l.. Reed and Saml. Livingston testified to-
the sale OF beer and liquors at the store The court
held that even though ii had been proven that
the liquor was purchased by an officer of the
club and sold to members, it would be a viola
lion of the law. As IL was, IL was not shown
club. fine OF sos was imposed. Appeal
noted.
FoE THE NIGHT LopGING HousE.--"Pills,"
East Washington, sends So to The STAR for
The night lodging house
HIGH ARr.-Willard Hall has been converted
INTO an attractive temple of art by Mr.. Ii. Scott,
lr, who will hold. through Messrs. Walter r.
Williams & Co., auctioneers, an extensive sale
there next week There is fine display of
paintings In the collection attributed to the old
masters Included In the sale is the private col
lection OF DIR. George Reuling of Baltimore
The masterpiece of the collection, however. is
the beautiful statue of Meditation" by Clio
ranni Giuiselli. OF Rome. The original paint
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10 an Audience, and Vaccination Scene" by
A. dornamann are likewise gems. LADY Jane
Grey and Edward VI" Wy q. +. Folingsby and
many other pieces, win also attract the a,ten.
ton Of cOnnoisseurs. The,sale ofpaintings will
take place Monday and Tuesday evenings al 8
O'Clock. The collection Is now OH exhibition
See advertisement for further details.
FAST TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND ANNAP0LIs.-To accommoda date the rapidly
growing business between Washington BaIti-
more and Annapolis, in addition to the regular
schedule, the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
has put on Q new train, leaving Washington at
b An, Baltimore, 9.O5 am, arriving in Aunap-
OILS at 10 Am. Round trip tickets, 5000
REDUCED RATES To WESTERN POINTS VIA
PENNSYLVANIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tick
cts by this Line are quoted as follows: Chicago,
413; Columbus $1050;Cincinnati, $l1; Louis
willie, $14.5O; Indianapolis, S12; ST. Louis
1880; Detroit SIP. The train service OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, the company claim is
daily from Washington TO the west. The linn
Tied express, which runs daily between Wash
tngton, Baltimore, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne,
Chicago, Columbus, and Cincinnati, Is one OF
the most completely appointed passenger
trains in the world, embracing as il does all the
- .; .Ti cGavcniences OF a first-claSs hotel.
c"npoSed exclusively OF dining,
Il ..Iri'r and smoking cars; meals
'-s!,,rIn rate Of 81. Secure your
- train, il you desire to make
r-. AGENTS OF the company can
J purchasing tickets to The
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