Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been flied as follows: James
E. Scrivener to Mary G. Simpson, property on
Fayette St., West Washington; u 16 &c. Joseph
K. Hertford TO Arceila B. Fisher, parts 10 and
T. Kaufman TO +. z. Buskirk. sub lot 81, 50.
127; $4,000. ). II. Walker To Mary Jane Lii.
tiewoou, part lots ~ and l., so. Sl5; 500. s.
Bacon 10 j. I. Varneli, part 5, So. 451; $4,000.
john Sherman, trustee, TO Amlni y. Thomas
lots To d, ., >, 10 20, uik. 26, Column Heiguls
sd, lac. q. ii. Butter 10 ii. II. Williams, w.
Butler, same property; $1,000. X. II. +. Lei
poid to Araoelia NJ. Prooasco, sub 33 and parr
bs,ch, lot L, ST. G1S; s.. j. j. Edison u Il. A.
! starnweatner, !ot 1913, SO. III; 81 200. K r.
Mcpherson To L. +. Wassdnl;in, ct al, lot /, So
ST; 81 1000. W. % hrien 10 I. +. " agsainan e al.
los Ii 10 -, ST. 463; 3. r. r. Kepetti 10 NJ
l. Weiier, part =, ST. 1u2.; s.. NJ. I. Hooker
Florence l.. SlIllil, stlu iuls 40 10 ID su c)p
Sj,69U. james l.. Barbour TO u. ". Carpenter
pit lot /, sq. 4S7; 81, 400. ]. Z. q. kenneay to
John ii. sou.e, SUB. lot II, So. 2l4 So, 1853
Jonn Sherman 10 Joseph Paui, lots 10 anu 20,
block 80, Columbia Heights: S3,6l6.11. Jos
Paul to Anna North, same property; 96,213.25.
E!ien e. MciD.ln 10 same lots l6 ana Is, uiock
30. do; $1,000. Mary RiOrdon 10 EDWARD o.
Peasant; s31l.25. y. T. Wright to Margaret Il
Mes,' part 90. ": "a, and c. sn1 MI Peasant;
81; $4,000. A. Edgeriy To A. Ii .AIdernan.
lot i, Clark Mills estate; s6OO.s g. :. C,sel to
James Johnson 10 Inolnas A. Kover, lot III. So.
623; So,5UO. j. Mel. CarusI W j. II. MARI, part
10, ST. LOT; s.. r. Caminack ct al to A. burg
DOR, SUB lot "a, so. 1873; e1O.OOO. J. N. john
| s.on 10 w. w. Carr, part ., So. 1ls; s. q.
Martin to Z. II. Merriam, Iot Z, Diock So, north
II. 5. Keeslde, sui IS, So. aes; 81 SOU Same se
To r. Z. Reside, SUD "a, no.; 81, 5UO H. MiIler
toe. Miller, part %. So. lois; 5000. +.
NJ. Saunders TO Ii. W. HerreiI SUP lot 16 50.
5z6; s1 700. E:J. Hill toe: n. Tnon, pit. 10.
SD "; " J. ": buker 70 A. A. Lipseoinb, LOT
ella T.. Tucker To john MiLcnelI, 5. n ID So
$50; sl3,sOO.. A. f. Barker to Laur.. Y. COW.
Iho,n.,s to W. A. Ii. Cnarcn. trustee, lot /. So.
SUP 10 5, SO. 915; s3,O22.25 Mary T.
ssoo Also p 49, ae siS4 aS p S,ns s7 y
Mary r: Mal,ingiy. SUB iot %, SO. 495; 3. ID.
b. Croft 10 Virg MIA j. Caldwell, SUP lot 33, So
1870; pa, OUO. Sarah n. Connolly 10 Heieu r
Cassin, sub 10, so. 49, 1000
CHARGED WITH AssAULTING A BLIND MAN.
Yesterday, in the Police Court, MIR. Shep-
| pard, the prosecuting attorney, stated that In
the case oi James Goodwin, charged with an as
saiIit on James r. GaInor, the defendants col
lateral, 30, mad been forfeited. tie dld not
think tnaL S5 was sufficient for the charge. as
knocked him down, and he asked that AN AT
| tacninent be issued. The court granted his re-
guest, and the defendant Will have u he brought
up for trial.
WATCHING JIMMY'S SwEETHEART-In the
| trial In the Police Court yesterday OF Charity
! A@o'', ~ SoAt'Su SSA Noht, with Stealing
pair vi kid gloves rom Mrs. Mary Coyle OF wv
Clty, the latter testified that She ala not s,ls.
] pect Charity of the theft, but rather though ut
tiiat her son Jimmy had taken the gloves and
| given them 10 "a girl he visits, and she had her
little daughter watch The girl 10 see IL she wore
| the gloves. She afterwards found the gloves on
another colored girls hands, vino SAID that
Charity had gwen them to her. Charity was
nned Slo or so days.
| n CONFESSION SET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
Police Cour., Mr. Sheppard called up Tor trial the
| case Oh Lulu Taylor, the small cOiOred girl
| charged with attempting to burn the mouse of
| Mr. Silas >: Daish, NO. 1909 10Th street NORTH
west, as published in yesterday IS s TAR and her
counsel, E. NJ Hewiett tered a pie, of .nUt
| guilty. The testimony of Mr. and Mrs. Daish
was given to show that IL bundle oil puper hang
| Ing in the cellar was burning, and their atteu-
ton was called TO The smoke In the mouse by
| the defendant. Onicer Upperman testified to
the arrest ana AN alleged confession. Mrs DaiSh
/ was recalled and she testified that the offlcer
| told the girl it would be better Tor her ii she
| would tell the truth, and she then admitted
! setting IRE 10 SOME dry geranium leaves with u
not POKER she had been raking the lire with
| Inc Judge said that any statements made by u
Defendant under such circumstances were in.
admissible and would not be received in any
court The case was dismissed.
MIXED PIcKLEs.-Walter DOwney, q boy
ABOUT fourteen years Old, was before Judge
smell this morning, charged with stealing six
| pickles from Mark j. EO.ey. The testimony OF
Two small boys was heard against the defend
| ant, who denied The charge. One OF the wit
| nesses said that D0wney was guilty, because
the pickles nado MIN sick and he vomited
posed.