Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

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Fox TO Maria l.. Baldwin. sub. lot 3D. So 81 :;
1855. Joseph A. Little to Pattie F.. Nelis, SUB.
lot 81, So. 259; 5000. Emma e. Cooke to John
h. hubbard, 10; SO, d. and LIS sub: MI. Pleas
ant; $1,000. T. F. Schneider TO I. ii. Sherman,
su6 lot l46, 81. 237; $1,000 F. Wickline to
To john b. Ly brook, sub is, do; $500. John 5.
Sworrnstedt to- ". Mayse, part lot 81 and part
81. So 1908 3. John i. Alley TO James A.
Bate, trustee, sub lots 81 to 60, So. 155:
SI1.57O. f.. X. Johnson To Baltimore and Po-
i"nae railroad company, all OF square 233.
lots +, q, and T.. sq. 1872; $. III. h. Pearl TO
N. ': Tnrnsy. part b. So. 2il; slo9. $; T. +.
Lie. Ls,ner Heights; $500. Z. Kurtz Johnson
10 n. L. Johnson, sub. lots : and Is, So. 112,
West ~,shinston; s. W. H. Brown to l.. C.
Georgetown; s. W. E. Bell jr., to 4. Rosen.
busch, pts. 1S3 and 81 Is. and HIS. addition 10
West Washington; $4,000 >. W. X. Hardy 10
scomS to j. y. Thompson In; ct al, irnsi ep
property on west side Telegraph road; $4,000
: s. {; Ppmeroy to C. Il. Butler, 10: b, sec. 4,
son. lot Is blk. II, I. and 81 sub Mt. Pleasant;
si.oeo, Mary > Spencer to ID, NJ. Goodacre.
pit. "a, 1. L. BIS. sub Pleasant Plains; 81 25O
John Cook TO ID. NJ. Goodacre, pit. II, SO. lO2;
3. l.. Z. kengia to Mary II. Forrest, pit. 80,
So. 90. West Mashngton; 81 500. A. ). Mccoy
>. ID. Newcomoe ct al, trustees, TO Joseph ii.
Hartley, sub lot 81, So So S2,1OO. Elizabeth
d. Taylor TO w. III. Wright. sub lot 81, so. s67;
1920.
ALLEGED Boy BURGLARS ARREsTED-Detec-
tive Mattingly aud Officer Brice, after inyesti-
eating the robbery which occurred at the resi-
dence OF MIR. Eben II. Gilpin, 1915 18th street
have succeeded i'll recovering Il portion of the
stolen property and have arrested three young
negroes Yesterday about noon they arrested
William Robinson, whom they found playing
marbles on Vermont avenue During the alter
noon they obtained additional evidence and
last night about / 100 o'clock they went to a
house ON 9th street above Boundary and ar
rested William Tibbs and Edward Powell VINO
were IDunu under Il bed. AS published
In The STAR Il! the time of the robbery, every
thing I'm the house was upturned and articles
valued at $50 were carried OIL. Among the
articles recovered are sets of knives, forks and
spoons and clock. Two OF the boys have con-
iessed. They are held at the second precinct
station TOR further investigation.
RoBBED THE LADY VINO BEFRIENDED HER,
Margaret Rosenberg, the noted snOplifter was
arr;ilgned before Judge smell this morning
charged with stealing handsome visite from
Mrs. FIfzgerald's house, No. 100 street mort n.
| west. Margaret pleaded not guilty to the
charge, and said the yisite was Loaned her
Mrs. titzgeral said she did not desire to prose-
cute the defendant bet she was informed that
the court had q duty to perform. She said that
the defendant Came to her house. represented
that she Was in distress. not having any en-
pioyment, and asked Tor :, position as SER
want Witness wanted no servant, but taking
pity on the woman she permitted her TO come
III her house and rest herself She returned the
Following day. and witness let her wash some
clothing and gave her someting 20 eat Alter
she was gone the visite missed. Officer
vlsite. The judge sentenced her to six months
in Jail.
THE CoRCoRAS CADErs.-The Corcoran
Cadets after inspection next Monday afternoon
VIII assemble at six o clock and have u parade
before proceeding 10 the National Rifles
arinory, where they will open their fair. They
viii meet The ST. Johns Academy cadets, OF
Alexandria, at the 9Th street depoL and escort
them 10 tho fair rOoms
THE woKINGMES's LIBRARY.-The following
- To,
work oil Establishing the proposed workingmen S
| library: Federation oil LabOr-E. w. Oyster of
Typographical union; Thomas ). Deunam OF
the Painters union, and j. NJ. Curry, OF the
Brickiayers union. Knights OF Labor W.
Considinc, of the Timers union; John Suffer- oi
The Carpenter, union, and j. Il. Murray, OF the
Plate Printers union. Business Men-Samuel
| W. Woodward, James l.. Barbour, b. H. War.
ner, NJ. Il: Emery, q. X. Ryneal, Busnrod Rob-
inson and Isaac Childs. THIS joint committee
| VIII hold its first meeting Monday night.
| WAsHINGTON SCIENTISTS IN BosrON-At
yesterdays session OF the Academy OF Sciences
| IN Boston paper was read by DR.. Alfred Russell
| wallace, OF England, on the subject, Ind as
| SEED carrier In relation TO one OF the most
difficult problems In geographical istr.bution
! Inc discussion which followed the readiDx Of
| the paper was participated in by Cleveland
| Aboe, OF the signal service, Washington; Raphael
| fuinpeiiy, Oh Newport; Samuel Scudder, OF Cam
| bridge, and Prot. Asa Gray, OF Harvard uni
| Fersity. The academy then listened to an
| address by Prot. Pickering. OF Harvard UNI
| versity. on ''rhe Draper Photographers At the
| afternoon session Prot. f. W. Putnam read 8
| paper on THE Archaeological Exposition Ina The
| Little Miami Valley, Ohio, conducted by F. w
fatnam and {. L. Metz" paper was also read
struction OF New Tables OF saturn"
THERE ARE fifteen or sixteen Of the larges