Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-10
Transfer of Real Estate.

| DEEDS In fee have been filed as follows: Helen
L. kirnoall to T. j. Fisher, part 8. block 2, Enilng
| ham; sl,09S.60 Fannie A. Moore to j. F. Wagga-
man. lot h. Greenvale; $1,000. r. E. Morris to j.
F. Waggaman. lots % and 23, So 71s; s3,o594o;
and lots l. TO 30. So. 1919; 81, 900. b. b. Wells
10 same, lots to 8, and part 8, So. 80; 1921;
lots to g. So. AZ; S9 ,OOO and lots g. IA, and II,
ed, 50. Iol5: IL. Il, Is % 20. and s3. So n. 9. sG.
1865; sIa,52O.33 Emma ROtnwell TO Lille Roth
e avs pnT' III s. s1e 4 e 1mm aa
Jane l. Childs, lots 81 to 30, 81 to 81 40 to 80, 80
TO 81, sec. 3, Burrville; $3.50 II. C. Borden TO A.
hony to W. s. Justis parts II and H. So s47; 81 200
L. II. crow to II. b Smith. lots 81 and "a, sec. 3,
Wells subs 8 and TO- So 29s: 1851. b. Carroll
70 Mary Augusta ogden, lots 81 to a. 50. i5s;
s.. A. Haislop 10 S. Maddox. same property; s..
c. A. Lemar 10 Rose E. Meenan, sub 50, SO. 300;
$. VI. Noonan to Anne Ford, pit. sub 80, So. $50;
5000. Z. Caru,i ct al. to J. g. Hester sub 133
So. Al; 3. l. c. Williamson to w. A. Custard,
lot So. rs addition to West Washington; 81, 500
Elizabeth Grifrin to Emma F. Wallace ct al, n. 4
sub; ~, So 81 SO. Emma F.. =; Wallace TO- W. H.
Fneps saiy r. P s% SUB T. south Of
20;s s..
The CARROLL INSTITUTE BANQUKT.-The first an
nual banquet given by the Carroll Institute at its
hall last evening was successful affair The hall
was lastly decorated with ferns and palms. and a
sumptuOus repast was enjoyed Mr. ii. w. SOhon,
president of the Institute, presided, and toasts
Zach. Montgomery, II. W SohOn, Mr. N. b. john
ston, Alex. p. Morse, Mr.. James Fullerton, MIR.
Henry Buscher, Mr.. VIM H. Manogue. Mr.. Milton
f. smith, Mr.. ID. l. Murphy, Eugene f. Arnold,
Rev. Father Flynn, OF MOrristOwn, n. j., and Ma
JOr Edmond Malet. Between the speeches songs
were rendered by MesSrs. James IL. Forsyth, Ar
thur Deleyigne, and James p. Collins
THE CARPENTERS BALI--The ball OF Local Union
No. !, National Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners, at Grand Army Hall last evening, for the
benefit OF the Reading strikers, was grand sue
cess. The Marine Band furnished the music and
the master OF ceremonies was Jas Ii. Ryan.
Frank Nulty was ballet master, and the floor
COMMITTEES consisted OF p. l. O,Brien, Jno: NJ.
Baden, Chas. GLADDEN., Geo. G. Miller, Z. c. KEEL
loSg, and j. X. Potter.
Affairs in West Washington.
DEATH OF RELIGIEUsE-SHE WAS COUSIN OF
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.-SiSter Jane Frances
Ripley, directress OF the Academy OF the VISTA
ton OF this place, who died yesterday, was a
daughter OF a Unitarian minister OF Concord. Her
mother was a most talented woman, highly ad-
vanced IN the sciences. the deceased was a first
cousin OF Ralph Waldo Emerson, the poet and
philosopher Sister Jane Frances entered the |
convent in 1872 and shortly afterward was made
directreSS OF the academy and OF musical studies
She was wel-ntted for II, having graduated from
four cOnServatorieS in Europe. Sister Jane |
Frances death was 81 due to
will be inferred In the cemetery adjoining the
academy.
Masonic REUNION AND BANQUEr-The nine !
teenth annual banquet and reunion OF George c. |
Whiting Lodge No. ~, +. A. A. NJ, was held last
night at Masonic Hall. Addresses were made by |
NJ. W. q. NJ. Jesse w. Lee, ". NJ. W. h. Easton, |
;. q. Palmer, +. G. Alexander and George ii. |
Walker. A quantity OF turkey, ham, beef, tongue |
biscuits and crackers left over from the banquet
was sent this morning 10 the police for diStrbu- |
ton among the poor OF West Washington.
RELIGION AND TEMPERANCE.-In conjunction
with the revival meeting last night at Congress
Street M. p. church, the Woman's Christian TEN
perance Union advocated the cause of temperance
and circulated a petition among the congregation
SlgnerS prohibit The sales inLOYicants N
the District.
FrNERAI--The last sad rites over the remains OF
Mr.. w. Lee Monkey were performed at Holy Trinity
Catholic church yesterday afternoon by the pas
tor Rev, Father Kelley.