Evening star., 1886-07-22
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Chas
Morris 10 j. W. Richardson. sub D. so. S33:
k2s3. Cecilia Howard to Sarah Hearn subs 13
and "a, So 11S; S7,1Co. Hattie Harris to c. NJ.
Barrick. lot 5, blk 81, CoIumbis. Heights; s..
W. j. Watson to Orlando A. Jones. lots 1 to 3
and "a. 50. .53; 81. 800. Della Chapel to Marie
.. Prandi, sub lot 10. So. 93I; $3.50. Z. ]. Hill
Yer 10 " NJ. Lay, sub Is. 81. 15o; S2,9Os..5.
q. r.. Moore 70 Caroline Porter. pts. 1 ) and l6,
So 453; $4,000 w. p. Brown To- H. w. Bar
bour. pit, l. so; 925, $500. Elizabeth L. Dunn
Si.3a4.OS. j. Il. johnson to Gwynn Harris,
sub lot ~, So 433; SI.5OO. 1. WiiliaInson,
trustee, To NJ. Snea, sub lot So, So. l91; $4,000.
Connecticut General Lie Insurance 60. To
Washin. ton and Georgetown Railroad. lots 19
and 2o. sq. sol: y, ,O6u. K. w. Walker TO Emily
y. Hopkins. sub lots 4e and 49, so. 1868: S2,3.6.
Lucinda 4. Duvall TO Catherine X. Hawkins.
south half lot .,2O, W. x c., sub Mt. Pleasant;
and 20, SO. 291; $4,000. J. W. Piliing to T.
Greer. lots L, y. VI, L, X. . and n, SO. -, sub
g. So; loo: and =, SO; a2l; part rs, So. %; s..
Eois, sub lot 81. SO. 1913; $4,000 W. H. Hem
j. G. Payne, trustee, to Elizabeth Hoeke west
halt Is, res. 10; s11,.OO. Eugene Mcsweeney.
81. 10, )" B. H. Warner M r4 to H' r. Niles les,
lot l52. So 2T1; 81 500. Same to Lizzie X.
Wend lot a. So 3Ii: $500 Same to Minnie
aud IL. So. 54i; 81 900. W. W Metcaif TO
sally Anderson lot 10, block III, Merd ian Hill:
S4so. +. II. Heller TO James Gailag her, part 1,
block 50. L. x q. SUB Mt Pleasant; $500. X.
+. Morris TO J. Z. Davidson lots i TO s, So 75I;
sMl1s Mss: s lot res M + f.. Miller &: al t TO Lena
John Misaaw, parts "a and 2o, So $50; 81 200.
QrEENsTowS CATTLE MARKEr.-1S2 cattle
Oh the market yesterday: $50 sold To BUTCH
ers, Us follows: Best sold from 5 to 5Isc.
diam. !r0i:i to II &C. per H.: common from 21,
To 3@ac- per h., 81 lett over. 4l1 sheep and
u 3l2e. per To-; LAMBS sold from 4 TO 6l,c. per
H.; - cows ana calves sold from S15 10 $40
each. Market Tor cattle was dull, and for sheep
AID ian. Gs was good.
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND ENcAMPuENT.-
the Grand EncaIhprnelt, l. y. o. F.. last niyht
elected and Installed officers follows: Grand
patriarch, John ~ Shackeliord: grand high
priest. Geo. f.. EmmOn>: granc senior warden
!. Walter Fowler; graua junior warden. Josiah
NOiiatI: grand scribe. jos. Burroughs: grand
treasurer. John II. Seirier,: grand outside senti-
hel. L. ii. MOniiort; grand inside sentinel,
Samuel r. Boyce; grand marshal, r. A. Nor
way.
RAISED CHECK.-Charles Kaufried.
young music teach-r. who hadruoms at No.
York avenue, u'ts been arrested in New York
on charge Vi passing raised check in this
c4ty, and Detective carter has gone to New
1orA 10 brlng ihe prisoner here. He presented
1o Nr- j. j. Hogan, the oyster dealer, on the
IVth inst, a check FOR S26. which he asked hiin
tO cash. Mr.. hogan let him have $40 on the
check. which checked, IL was subsequently
sscertained. had been raised from SO. MIR.
Hogan then looked for kauiried. who mad left
the city iew days ago Mr.. Hogan received Il
letter from haufried asking him To send the
Remainder oi the money $40 To him. This led
~ III, arrest.
The NATIONALS SHUT OUr IN BosToS.-The
Nationals we're shut out in Boston yesterday
'he score being 10 TO u. Shaw was batted hard
And 1iilSan as catcher and CorcOran AS short
stop played poorly. The Nationals made three
base hits and seventeen errors while the BOs-
tons hit safely fourteen times aud made only
Three errors Games elsewhere yesterday re-
suited a. follows: AT Detroit-Detroit, 2; Kan
A tIhlC9yO-t-DlcaRO.
2 At Observation-Disclosures: 3; 81. Louis, i.
AT bsitinore-baltlmore, 5; Pittsbury. 1.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court TO
u W. kidwell of Fairfax county, Va, and An
lie f Wells, OF Warren;on, Va; George T..
harrington. of Rockville. Md, and Jennie II.
bell, both of Alexandria. Va; n. II. Robbins
and Emily Guy, OF Montgomery county. Md;
John W. Goldsmith and Julia n. Parke; u. W.
Nothey and Annie L. Goldsmith; Francis
Chauneey and Frances NJ. Corson, both OF
AieNandria Va; Z. r. Lord, of Boston, Mass,
and Mary isabella Chipp.
SUIT TO RECOVER EARNEST MoSEY.--John
H. W alter and Il. L. Waiter. by L. j. Aackey.
snfered suit to-day against Max and Leopold
iuehs 10 recover $500 and interest The decla-
ration states thai defendants claimed to OWE
square JS6 and eompIainants accepted their
ofer 10 sell II, and ps,id $500 earnest money,
and. having the tile examined. II was pro-
houneed imperfect; that while the negotiations
were pending defendants notified plaintiffs that
they had Withdrawn the property, and the
plaintiffs Lave demanded the return OF the
money, which has not been paid 10 theIA.
A LAME CAR HoRSE.-ThiS morning in the
Ponce Court, Lloyd W. Enlmert saperintend
ent OF the Metropolitan car stables. was charged
with cruelty To animals, IL permitting lame
animal To be worked In q A. ent Kew, o
the Humane society, testified 10 taking the
horse from - car Monday evening. The horse s
hooi was cracked and the horse walked lame
HE defendant. the driver. ana stabiefnen tesii
neu That the horse was not lame on Monday
~hen IL Wsss taken from the Car. The case was
0ss.::isseG.