Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-29
Transfer of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed follows: Jas.
y. Putnam to 4. G. Aieads. lots 3 to d and part
.. 81. SO; F. - bingham. to- same, part 4,
do; S2.l4I..0- Aliils Dean to James e. Church
hiii sun l;il. G. Browns sub pit. Mt. Pleasant;
3. e. " Wheeler To sarah +. Keen part TO-
81 SEA 5000. T. Carnby to r. +. Leupp, subs
ana d. block D. lie Droit park. 81 500. Jas.
sIocS 80. co.unbia Heights: : s155oo anu r. E
PaIro To f Il. Webster. sub IA, d. & L. sub
Mount Pleasant: s2:o93,92 L. Behren. 70
Sarah L. BECKER ~ NJ. y. BECKER, lot Is, 50.
1ol: $ John sherman To John 5. SWORN
stedt. lot %, block SO. Columbia Heights;
SOLO. RosIna VI. ParnelI to- Elizabeth s.
Mcleod, sub IL. 81. Il; S9223O. Euphemia
IieLeod TO same. lot n. do; S2.1OO. II. NJ.
$3.50. Su,;,unah u. sheriff to David Brow H.
I"'> .. :, ) and i, So. l,Oei; $40. Same to A.
q Dlyl,iscn to sarah f. Nichols, part IS, 50.
rs; S2.ioo. Catherine Homilier 10 +. q.
li"vs.and lot 30; s,,- 131. IVES; Washington;
81 iui; S;i,212.3o. W III. Parker TO :. X.
Parker sub :. So 6;;s: $500. Moses H. Harrod
% Elizabeth Mcfarland, suo A. so. 523 81 $50
Mary Driscol 10 III. f. Lerch, lot G, W and C's
SAB, part Peasant Plains; 500. Mary J.
Hnowden tn Horace W Eaton, lots and 5, blk
Forrest. sub Il. sti. 1.5; $3.50. HonOra Sheedy
u Honora MannlN, SUD 10. ST. o. 81 900. W.
80; $500. Z. Brown to +. \. Ellis, lot 1888; T.
u ; sub pit. Mt. Pleasant: $. Joseph Radciiff
tru,tre, To Eliza ". Johnson, part L, So. 4O4;
S3.212.5o VI. y. Lane To A. Vi. Nelson trus-
TIE, ~. 39S; S5o6.66. r. Harris, to same trus-
tee. IN trust. pts 30 and 80, do: $4,000. L. G.
Hornick To John ~ Neil. sub 10. so. s92; $3.50
MRs. MCCAETEE's SUES FOR DIvORCE-Mrs
Helen W Mctstrtee, %. this city, better known
as Mrs Nellie McCartee. the weII-knOwn singer
VINO was recently u member oil the McCaull
Opera comlan entered suit for divorce yester-
day iroi;! tii.>- lIcCartee, on the ground of de-
sertiau. Tue petition was filed by her attorney
Mr. r. Il. Hay. Mrs McCartee's maiden name
was Helen " Lemon, and she has resided in
this city tor twenty-five years. She has been
a n
good impression as an opera singer. She was
married ia Ills city Narch 10 1870 To fh..s
McCartee, BROTHER OF Geo. Il. McCartee who was
then superlHte ndent oi the bureau of engraving
and printing They have one child, daughter
fOrih that her husband deserted her, since
which time, Mrs. McCartee claims he has re-
iH5ed % fotriS'e % the support Of herself and
Her husband Is u clerk in the pension office.
BCGs AND CATEKPILLARs.-At the meeting
Oh the horticultural society last evening he best
means of Kidding the trees of caterpilars WAS
discussed and il was decided that sprayirp th,.
purple was the best remedy. Bugs on rose
bushes coulc be destroyed by a decoction OF
Tobacco stems boiled IN water. The society adj
1ourncd 10 meet i'll September.
SUDDEN DEATH Or A BARTESDFR-John
W, Healy, the bartender at the fremont house
BELL dead last evening while On duty behind the
bar The cause OF his death was pronounced to
it apOpleXy. The deceased was formerly at
Nilard's at the 81 James and at Harveys.
WASHINGTON MUSICIANS AT LACREI-A
lHiDt'tte party, composed of members from
The Georgetown amateur orchestra gave a
concert Tor the benefit of the social Union"
VI Laurel Nd, Friday evening. 1t was the
best musical performance ever given in that
town, excepting the one instance when the
years ago. The following members partici-
pated: Mr. j. X. Hill, LIST violin; Mr.. Z. ". Cur
Us, "a violin; Mr. \. u. Adams. viola aud
Ifench norm; Mr. j. H. Alexander, viOlonceiIo;
Nr. Tho NJ fields, flute and clarinet Miss
Nale klmbaii assisted AT the piano. Miss
florence tirigg IA pupil OF the late Madame
Logan and now OF Madame Hofeldt) was the
Vocalist of the evening.
The wIFE's RErURN.-Lewis Coates was
Charged IN the Police Court this morning with
nm assault on his wife. She testified that she
and returned nome Sunday morning and said
10 hliil How do you do" when ne struck her
a boy testified that she said II suppose you
have had some woman here since I've been
gone, and he said What is that To you,' but
he did not strike her. Case dismissed" said
the Judge.
By RAIL To BAY RIDGE.-The b. & o. man.
asement II pleased To announce that arrange
lnents have been made by which Washing
tDnlstns are enabled to visit BAY Ridge the
'Oney Island of the south, by rail through
without change and making the run in splen-
go th.e, thus giving our citizens and ''stay-at-
homes an opportunity 10 spend an afternoon
al The greatest resort Iii the south. The trains
VIII leave Il. anu q. depot daily except Sunday
ht l2:lO and 3:3U pm, and landing the pas
eShsti> "a Tue new station, just com pIeted near
tt.e Gravity railroad. The attractions at Bay
Ridge are numerous, including the cosey new
opera house. Adelaide Randall with the
Original Eiou opera company, OF New York,
feuiei> The popular opera of the "MikadO'
every afternoon Vt $50 . clock. The Gravity
I3-4EoaU IL the largest ever built and ride
over i Is fascinating. The immense dining hall,
scaling 1000 PERSONS, and where delicious
meals are served a la carte. Splendid salt
water SURF bathing at this place and hundreds
essi DC sch hourly dispOrtIng IN the water. Re-
IeihDff trains commence running Monday.
July 10Th, icasIng Washington I2:1U and 4:3O
PIN Round trip only Sl.-AdrG
SALE Oh kEsTACRANT.-As will be seen by
The adv eriiScmeHt elsewhere Thomas Downing
WI sen ihe New National restaurant, 1911
street northwest Tomorrow Informing az M
O'clock.
A COMFORTABLE two-story frame Dwelling
NO olo .ta street southeast, will be sold ar
atic;ioa shis ai:craOou ~ u o'clock. See adyer-
tlscHSnt.