Evening star., 1886-11-04
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds III Zee have Deen nieQ as 1OllOWS:
J. H. Walter TO D. w. Brown, lots and d. SO.
ler sub lot ID, So. 452 $4,000. Carl Auerbacn
to Mary L. Fry, suo iol ~, SO. 81; S4l0O 5.
Shelton to u. w. shelton, part 3, So. 1U45; s..
Mary III. h. Weaver to Joseph A. kepet,i. parts
2 ana 3, so. 1S6; S3,41O. A. E. Batelnan, trus-
Iee I3 d. Heis, f. H. AL H X Co
L. II. n. Junken, part lot 3. So TO; $. Sophia
5, Rooerts to I. r.. Benton. sub 1l3, so. 1858;
i-o and 127, So. Sac; $500. Same TO Christian
Miller, suo lot l2o, do; $500, 1hos F. MaIion
to E. s. smith, sub lots 102 to 1O7, So. 1904;
SZ,916. Mary w. Fox to W. DaneunOwer, SUI
iot 65, 50. 1913; 81 ,S53. Walter Whitney to J.
\. Whilney, part ~. SO. g; $ j.; g: Plum
ksti p III 81 to cuasa poe sS8o1
University grounds; 500. E Ii. HIlis to n.
Freeman, sub lot 40, SO. 1853; S3,5OO; John H.
SO; $4,000. Carrie E. 7. Knox to Lemuei A.
Baltimore, east halt lot Z, So. 642; $500. Sarena
Hanson to Harry J. Eisenbel.s, sup lot D, So.
257; S1,45O. j. T. Arms 10 J. b. Mason, suo
lots 81 10 Al, SO. 5o4; $5,45O Charles L.
Coon.os Ell al. To Joseph L. Coombs, lot 8, 50.
block 81, colam % lam Meisnss; Il s2sa4i. a T.: &C.
Baum 10 same, lop l5, do; $2635.e5. Mar .ha
W. Goddard To- Lucy scott smith, sub 80, 50.
ITO; S2,2oO. Same 10 Corneiia A. Black, suD
81, So. no. $3.50. Christian kupperl 10 I.
W. Pioclor, pail 10, So. -; 200 J. r. Nc
Jonn Scott to Z. ii. Parker. saIi,e properly;
S1.55U. w. A. Coulter To- Mamie Z. Cam pbeii,
part -, South University Grounds; S3,UUO.
~, blk 10, Meridian Hill; 1850. Miranda j.
f,arvey to y. X. singleton, suD lot log, So. 193
$1,000. Josepn Paul 10 Charles Baum, lot y,
uik. 81, Columbia Heights; S7,S.6.4O. Mary
A. Burns TO j. b. bailey, sub =, sq. 467; 3. q.
T. Elnmons 10 Elizabeth MartioI, iol I6. Gar
neiu: slUu. y. C,iusi To Ella Cnelini, ut. IA
So .25; >. Eliza Cnellni TO n. Carusi, ss,ine
property; s.. l.. E. Wagsanlan To +. j. Lut-
treil, trustee, lot "a, and pts. and and suD
f. Ii. Grant, sup lUls zUZ to 2U1, Chichester;
5000 james +. Padgett 10 q. l. luminous, suo
S sq ots - 10 20 ana 81 to So C Cncne,
ter; $500. l.. >. rrey To L. W. smith, lots L TO
10. 81. el2; s6,943.15. John Ii. Souie TO Mary
h. Cam lbeil, part 10, SO. S41; $1,000. Sar,lI
J. Gordou To- spa, Ks. part 1, sq. .. u; 81 OUU
L. Z. Duncanson To ID. Is. GrOn, SUD iUt is, So.
1908; $500. I. j. tlsaler ct al, trustees, 20
James Piil.ng, sub lot u, 81. "A; 81, 1UU u. B.
Oron To j. j. OConneii, SUI lot %, 20. z7l
$4,000. Tnos Porter to Z. X. Newman et al,
SUI lot DO, 50. 933; -, 1oO. - W. h. Hauuy TO
Aun Maria Ellis, parts and 3, 50. 2o3; S3, w.
Charles h. Bstues ~ Lucinda A. DuVaIi, sub lots
13z and 100. Long Meadows; s4OO Lucinda
y. Duvaii 10 AgSle '. Peters, LOT l31. do; 81.
Same 10 Maria GreennoOl, lot 13S, oO.; S.ou.
JuslIn ii. Richardson 10 Martha 1. bets, pL. "a,
Sc. 49S; $1,000.
For THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH.-Little
May Carrigan's entertainment, gwen last night
at aicCauleys hail Ior the benefit OF East Citpi-
ioi street Baptist church, called out u large
dieuce, ana was d success, in every respect. The
leading features were Little Mays reciting and
singing, the reading oi Prof. Edward Z. Town
send, the recitation by his daughter, Miss Ada
l.. townsend, Dr. Frank Whltes humorous
reclLations, Instrumental duets by Miss Carri-
gan aud Mr.. w. Grcenweil, also by Mrs Stew
aru and Miss StrOInberger and the violin solos
by Miss Saxton, u pupil oI Prot. Casper. The
wonderfui little Vio.inist, julius burnhaIn,
about tour years old, created wild enthusiasm
10y his Playing. Little May was Congratulated
on The success of her undertaking, and as a
token OF appreciation she received from the
East Capitol Street Baptist church an elegant
nUrai OIIerliig In when were deiicately wrought
the letters Nj A Y.
TIE THEATEEs NEXT WEEK.-The Carleton
Opera company, heaued by the well-kuown
baritone, MIR. W. L. Carleton, will give IN anOu'
| at the National tneater next Week. Tnis Is a
very beautiful opera, which nas not been done
sagenent uegan AT the theater box office this
| morning. Evans and hOey will be the attraC-
tion at Aioaush,s next week, In their laugnaDie
aDsurdlty, "a Parior Match" Seats are now
| on sale AT the operV-house oox Office.
| DEATH OF GEORGE E. HALE-Mr. George
L. Hale, "a clerk III the mOney-oraer office, aud
| weii-known mein Der OF the Washing ton LiguI
infantry corps, died yesterday AT uis home
| oOS street norin"est, in the iOrty-ninth year
| Oi MS age. de was a native OF Maryland, but
| had resiued IN tnis city many years. He leaves
u widow ;ind three hlidren. Al meeting ci
| the Washington Light In .antry corps last night
/ resolutions IN respect 10 the memory vi the de-
ceased were ado pied, ana u general order was
| Issued announcing in appropriate terms the
death OF Mr. hale, and drectIug the corps TO
| assemble at the arinory Friday afternoon next
The 9Th instant, at one O'Clock sharp, To attend
i xIJc
| Creek cemetery, the place OF interInent. MIR,
itaie WAS IA sergeant Oh Company "A, and record
I ing secretary of the Corps. 1ue Iuuerai Will
\ take piiice fiom the house Oh h street, at two
| O'CLOCK tomorrow AFTERNOON.
| QrEESSrOwN CATTLE EMARKEr.-Ninety-iour
| cait.e ON the market yesterday, and ali sold
| 40 butcners follows: Best sOiu from a.,
| TO Ssac. per TO-; good sold from 4 to 4l,r
per a.; medium sold Iroln 81, 10 SAC per Iu:
| common sold from 2l2 To 3l.c. per ID. 3ui
sheep and laiuo us on the inarkcL-Oid sheep sold
| iroil 10 4e. per h.; yeariings sold from to
I Dc. per H.; lambs sold from to &C. per H.
20 cows aud calves sold from S35 10 s6O eact,
Market Tor all kinds stock Was good
| The EQUITABLE L. Il. ASSOCIATION This
1 association held its seventh annual meeting
| i.sst night at National Rifles armory, Thomas
'SonefNiii president, in The chair and Jonu
! JOY Edison, secretary. The annual report was
submitted, showing increase OF business, The
feceipts lne pasi year We're >634 3S1 4G as sse IS
esOi i,o.6.oU: number of SHARES advanced on
/ 1854; not advanced on, 9.149.9. Tie office oi
| ine second vice president s.na three directors
expired AT this meeting. Geu. w. Casilear was
| se-eiected second vice president, anu Hon. Ellis
spear, Lawrence Gardner and Fred W. Pratt
| we're reelected directors. Advances were
4 init1e 10 the shareholders amounting TO $685.
i OVO, AT an average premium OF ejS per cent