Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-01
sales Of Real Estate.

Andrew and j. W. Frey nave bought OF w. w.
Birth, for -, 40 loLs H. II, l3 ad pt 10, 50.
l. l2S feet iucnes, on street and 80 Ieet 2sLh
Stree. northwest The District has bought, Tor
81, 63s 20, OF NJ. B. Harlow. iot H. 50. 81, 100 by
northwest. Thomas KIRBY has bought OF Eliza
beih Q. Maloney, for $5,5l3.sl. lot l. So %. West
in ION, between West and Stoddart streets.
L. kurz johnson has bougnt OF II. e. Jones for
sl2, 80 by Ito feet at the corner Of NJ aud LIST
streets northeast. w. A. Guseking has bougnt,
for $500, OF Catherine U. FishOurne, sub 4s,
square az, 10 feet front, on q, between LIST ana "a
Annie NJ. Rinmouth has sold for 81, OoO TO Kate
Moore, sub 80. 50. 204, 2ox13sH II, on l4th
street, between U and streets northwest j. W.
Orme has bought for $500, OF W. A. Pate, assig-
nee, lot So confronting 20x120 ft.on 14Lh street.
has bought for SIS 600 OF b. X. Plain subs 81 and
81 So. 81. fronting 1886 IT, on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9ih and l0tn streets northwest
BUYING WATERhELoS WITH STOLEN MoSEY.-A
colOred boy named W IA. hewitt Was in the Police
court saturday, charged with STEALING about -
street northwest. The boy had been seen In The
store ana afterward went around win other boys
and purchased a watermelon and other luxuries
He Told his cumpan .ons that he had put ten cents
on ''dog row" In policy and hauled In $40. the
boy denied tue charge OF robbery aid also denied
that he told The boys he had played policy. lie
was fined $40 or thirty days
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF DR. BAER.-At a
meeting OF the of1ciai board OF Waugh M. L.
church, OF this city, yesterday afternoon, dele
CATION, consisting OF the present PASTOR Rev. J. A.
Geo. A. Green, j. II. HitchcocA, b 4. Leighton, C.
j. Towner, John Adams, and W. 5. Nicholson, was
appointed 10 formally represent that church al
the funeral OF one OF Its former paste Rev. Root
n. Barr, d. which takes place to-day In Balti-
more. THIS deies alton WIS also made the bearers
OF noral Offering, presented In the name OF Waugh
church. committee was appointed 70 prepare
suitable resolutions OF confidence and respect TO
he presented TO The bereaved family.
A CoPARTNERsHrP SUIT. T. Cole, has by
Judge Willoughby, nled a bill against henry Will
son 70 declare the parties partners and TO dissolve
the partnership; also for an Injunction, account
and receiver. The complainant CLAIMS 10 be the
inventor OF boats for dredging; that he had YER
money for the patents TO build the boat ANA ma
chinery, and complainant assigned him one-half
Interest," and defendant thereupon built q boat
$4,000 therefrom- He complains that defendant
nas taken tue boat and machinery INTO his own
hands. refuses 70 allow complainant 70 share In
the management OF the boat, or 70 account for
money received BY The use OF the Invention.
CLOSING SERVICES OF THE PAPAL JUBILEE YEAR-
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated 10 all the
Catholic churches yesterday In accordance with
the encychcal letter OF Pope Leo XII, issued last
pie 70 meet together on the 30tn OF september and
pray for the souls OF The departed, rs ntling end
S me o. tns Jubilee An sa
were based on the subject OF purgaIory.
Judge Th0rnsan's Plans.
Columbus. Ohio. special 10 the Baltimore sun.
On Friday next Judge Thurman, accompanied
by his son. Allen w., viii leave for Washington,
where he goes 70 argue the Bell telephone cases
The judge has an appointment with SOLICITOR
General jerks for q consultation on Saturday
morning. and In the afternoon VIII 20 out TO Oak
View TO spend sunday with the President As
TINS Is strictly business trip the judge VIII not
very urgent invitation TO visit Brooklyn. He Is 70
make the opening argument In the Telephone
cases. AFTER which he returns home for few days
leave sor the Hooser state october IA speaking At
Shelbyvtlle on the 18th, Fort Wayne on the lSth.
Peru ON the 18Th and Brazil on The 10th The
judge says he may visit New YORK state the latter
parI OF October, but that - YET no definite ~.
rangements for that trip nave been made
Repablicaa Censsrescs sa New Vera.
ARRANGING NJ BLAnE's wHsrEks PnoeRAh
The New YORK World to-day says: James q
Blaine had great many callers yesterday, and |
altogether the day was an evontful Que 70 The re-
terence In Mr.. blalnes rooms q II o'clock, which
lasted couple Of hourk Thoso pisoent wefo
col Quay. Thomas Q. Platk WA walter Phelps |
J. g. Garrison, Frank niscock 0en. WIN. Casslus |
fofsksf orDppsd n 6sloss . eoaSsssacs wss |
over, and received ooedlal vo1eo0a Is was an
nounced that The mees.ng Va! ompy for ene por- |
poss 6 sr,.nese 49, "a 49, g 81. :. n sasns
mauds have beea nsade O. NJ blaine tkaR - caa |
meet ana some d1ncully rs ben expeueooeo y |
nxi1g his schsdule. ca. 0D0A wno - ohaye |
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