Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

T. wister, 5. y Is. Moore's Vacancy; 81, 600 W.
n s'a Mar. TO %Shn ISSm DavidsGR sue
property IN Montelio;, $500 R. Collins to
to !San $50 4sssRn W. Forest staard I0 IS
Pleasant; 8. Mary E SIeman to W. L stuard, pt.
do; 8. Il. H. Warner ct al TO W. Mayse ct al
sub lots So to IS, 50. $50; 8, 500 s. i. Webb to
Georgiana c. Hall, sub 13, so. S13; 1900 j. p
Carter TO 5. d. Webb, saIne property; 5. Joseph
d. Cornell 10 Mary f. Bradshaw, pts. 81 TO So So
$50; s.. Mary E Bradshaw 10 c. Gessford same
property; $500: G. W. King TO Rosalie GAM, sub.
a, 50. 6l2; 100. Leonora c. Smith to Ann E.
Baynes pit. 4, sd 2G6, and pit. 49, so. $50; - Ann
Z. Bayne TO Leonora c. Smith ct al, pts. same; s.
Robert P. Bigelow to MOrell Marean, lots 66 and
81, south college grounds; s15,572.Sa Laura W.
Payne 10 Z. Z. Linger, undivided eighth lot H. So
III; $3.50. Sarah Z. Clayville TO John T. Beali
Charlotte is no erEon d SUB 80 So 4 70
Beale 20 K Z Bradley, sub IL TO ID SO. $685..
J. W. Sirnns 70 Thos. q. De Mol, pit. 3, So. s. OF
lOl9; q, 400 julius Lans0urgh TO p. G. Michener,
lots IL 10 "a, blk. 2, and 1 TO 9, blk. II, Long
Meadowsi<- c. W. Cullen 10 j. Albert Duvall
pt. 3, So 6so; s. J. A Duvan to Elizabeth D.
Cullen, same property;$-.
HIGH TENT OF RKcHABTEs-At the High Tent OF
the Independent order OF Rechabites OF North
delphia next Tuesday. the District win be repre-
sented BY High Chief Ruler J. J. Murray, Deputy
High Chief Ruler L. s Woodford, Representatives
W., III.
Jno. Gates, Geo GILES, and Chas. Eiier, and Past
Representatives, j.. n. Minnix, Vim. J. Webb
Daniel kandlet, and K X Morris
The CITY MARKErs-The Oncial Price Current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
Hour market continues strong, choice milling
grades OF grain scarce and wanted Oats and corn
nrm and higher. The stock OF hay Is very light
and an advance OF 81 has been paid, with 1ndlca.
lions that the market will go higher few tubs
OF nearby butter indicate the near approach OF the
usual spring supply. as well decline In prices
whch Shippers must expect In the near future
so Tar, however, stock has sold I'D close each day
Buyers continue very cautious In their purchases
and all receipts have 10 be sold on their merits
Garlic and grassy navors carefully avoided. The
receipts OF eggs have been light and the tendency
OF the market Is upward Old fowls In demand at
quotations Large size spring chickens scarce and
wanted All kinds OF dried fruit scarce and
wanted Old and new potatoes higher. New green
peas beans and cabbage IN fair supply. Oranges
ana lemons In good supply and steady. Receipts
OF cattle fair and market very dull Sheep and
lambs In light receipt and higher Calves in lh
eral receipt and good demand.
LEGION OF HONOR PREsENTATIoN-Ata meeting
OF the Grand Council OF the American Legion Of
Honor, u. =, Grand Commander f j. Sommer I'm
behalf of the Grand Council, presented superb
past commanders jewel TO p u. T.. John IL Minis
the present supreme representative, as an az,
encouragement OF his faithful services during the
Two years he was at the head OF the order ii this
jurisdiction A p. c. jewel was presented to p. c.
fost Of Council o4 In recognition OF his services
ALEXANDER n. ZEvELYs WHI--The will of the
late Alexander y. Zevely was filed yesterday He
leaves 10 his son, Henry b. Zevely, all his interest
In his business, and the son Is named as executor
but In case OF her death before the testators the
property goes TO his two daughters