Evening star., 1886-10-25
Transfers of Real Estate.

| Deeds in fee have been filed as fol
ano sa a ss al Do Woie Bsowe e to ,0j
ps,,l te II; /: Weller Ct al, par 4 50; ?s4; $50
26, SO. 749; $3.50. Libbie l.. Mccoy to }. j.
Lightioot, sub ii. SO. 526; $4,000. w. Mayse
| toe. NJ. Ball, sub lot "a, 81. 1S1; 81. 500. Il. X
| N: Baker to f. j. Lanahan, sub lot %, So. 500
| $4,000: Mary c. Baker to L. w. Tolman, pit
II. SO. Il; s1,036.64. John Hoover to Thos
| Kirby, pit. 4, SO. 800; 81 800. Sarah f. Coffin
to same, lot 40, SO. "a: 81, 1,254.6O. +. Franklin
Schneider to John A. schneider, sub lots 143
| Edith q. Campbell, sub lot %, so. 500; $4,000
George w. Salter to Catherine Lacy North, sub
| lot 10, SO. 203; s.. Anna I. Robinson to George
sub 5. 50. sos; 1000. Charlotte A. JOY Mann
| 10 W. j. Kehoe, lot 50, South College grounds;
$500: L. F. Lelbtreid to too,I. 7. =; @ @Royers two,
! H. B. White to 7. A. Rover, one-third interest
| in same; 81, 1861 Rover and Moran. truste es
r and B. s sub Pleasant Plains. &c; $3.50. S.
Smoot to Angeline S. Lawyer, lot 10, So. 941;
p 200. A. H. Baker to f. A. Lamb, lot 40 ).
ems ct al. to Mary d. Collamer, iots 20 and -
and pit; 19. So. III; S2,e75. L. Hoffman ct al
f9 Monos +, b. \, Nichols, ;, s; y aS, res; III; sI b
E. bate Bateman "a n TO G. w ". Brown, Brow % lois IL and %
blk. 81, Columbia heights; S6,375.yO. same to
NJ. Goodacre 70 Masy.A- Dawson, suo 10. 2?7.
SO. 614; $1,000. w. w. Boarman to w.
= Ford, trustee, lot Z, SO. s25; s. w; l.
| Howard University to Lizzie Gordon, lot Z,
blk. II. Ellington; $3.50. Lizzie Gordon TO +.
j. Shadd, pit. same property; 500. 81. Shadd
| to w. s. Lotion, pit. do; S1UO u. 3. Towies et
al. to Annie Easily, pts. lots l and 2, So. 4O5;
| blk. Al, North University Grounds; S3,1OO.
Harriet A. Durand to Joseph Ii. Adams, lot Ia,
50. 1872; $1,000. @. l.. Sheriff ct al, trustees,
to w. B. Noses lot %, 50. 90; s.. j. w. Miller
ct al. to Marcia G. Capeli, pit. SUB A, SO. 6S4;
S3,4OO Emile NJ. Darneilie to w. II. Rutt, pt.
3, SO. 331; 3.
BARRY BIT PIECE OFF MULLEN'S NOSE
Joseph Mullen and John T. Barry, employed at
James l.. Barbour's warehouse on Virginia ave-
nue., engaged in Il fight about eight o clock Sat
urday night, during which Barry bit a piece OH
Mullen's nose. Officer Hutchinson stopped the
fight and arrested both men Tor engaging in an
auray, and they each left collateral for their
appearance. This morning in the Police Court
they were tried on d charge of affray. Mullen
was fined So and Barry Was fined $40.
THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY.-Cardina
Gibbons was i'll this city Saturday on business
connected with the proposed National Catholic
university. He says enough money has already
been collected to begin work at once on the
theological department, but operations will be
deferred until next spring. He adds that
Bishops Ireland and keane, of the collecting
committee, have met with great success in New
York, PhiiaQelp plIa and the east generally. The
funds in hand, including Miss Caiuwelrs gilt OF
$3OO, 900, amount to more than haif a million
dollars. Ii is proposed TO keep tree from debt
come in the building will progress The plans
have been adopted, and Bishops Ireland and
keane have gone TO Rome to receive the final
commands OF the pope.