Evening star., 1886-11-05
rram.fers sf Real Estate.


proceed.
Transfers ef Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: F. s.
Obold 70 Meyer Loeb. part 4. so. Sic, S4.l15.5o.
w. W. Danenhower ct al. 10 c. II. Dismcr, sub
Il, So. 332: l,4OO. w. j. Johnston to Tarley
Coburn. sub lot Is, lot 9, block 2, s p. BIS sub,
Julia C. Hay wood, sub lot %. SO. 36s; g.
Adelicia Cheatham TO II. E. Davis. part sub AZ.
So. 1os: s6s4: Susie Moore to Anna 9 Gertrude
Kruger, sub 1S5, SO. 500; 500. VIM. small
TO John Cook, sub lot 9, 50. 3a4; $3.50.
Anhir. IN West Washington.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.1Old, historic ST. Johns
(P. E) church, West Washing ton, will be opened
sunday for services, morning and afternoon.
nns church was closed IN Jsy n os ssn hSla
In the large sunday school room, at consider
able Inconvenience. Although not quite COM
pleted In certain details the church Is beautifui
to look upon, the changes making . marked
improvement Two transcpts have been ADDED,
one for the organ and choir and the other left
for general sittings. The cumbrous side galie-
ries have been removed and the end gallery en-
larged for comfortable pews and sittings. Gen.
church, outside and inside, has been well
painted. The interior decoration has been
finely done. The effect OF the new frescofng In
bringing out and harmonixing the OIL PAINTINGS
| in the chancel is especially striking. The
church, with all these changes, seems ana Is
sna srges ger smd maer Nh H. %
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| the architect, supervising all. Much remains
| still to be done, of course, and various orna-
| mentation added, but the absolute necessity
| for larger accommodations at once impeis inn
mediate occupancy without further delay. The
| re-opening services Sunday will be quite
| unpretending-the ordinary services OF this
time-honored sanctuary-with the addition OF a
somewhat larger and more effective choir, IN
| charge OF Mr.. j. E Parker, choir master; NJ.
| W. E. Middleton, organist The Rev. Drs Z. NJ.
Butler and A. Shiras, the two oldest living rec
| tors OF ST. Johns, will be in the chancel with
m RAU hr inAs Ia rs2etn
| other clergymen.
mons and Frederick Sullivan were before JUS
| tice Buckley yesterday on a charge OF refusing
TO do duty on the schooner Henry :. Culver.
| The sailors were ordered 10 be placed In irons
until the sailing of the vessel, and If they then
refused TO do duty feed them on bread ano
water. The men consented to return To duty.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - Al the regular
monthly meeting OF the Fourteenth Building
association, held last night at Goddards nail
| very little business was transacted. Money u
the amount OF $131 was received as dues
FIRE--A small frame stable IN the rear o'
house 1923 35th street, owned by Miss Mary
Langdon, was burned last night;cause unknown
damage about S15.
! CUNBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The shipments
during the week ended October 30, were
7O,761 TONS, and for the year TO that date
2,O3S,O2S ions. decrease of .,l2S IONS a.
compared with the corresponding period o
1856. BY Chesapeake and Ohio canal, week
1880 tons year, ,234 ,S99 tons; decrease, So
TONS.
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, AZ; con
dition, 80. Receiving reservoir, temperature
| 90; condition AT north connection, 80; soutf
| connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tem
| perature, 55; condition at intiueut gauenouse
30; condition. at ettiuent gatehouse. 3o
acting secretary ON cabinet days, but signs th'
1 SeCreLary'S mail.