Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
Saies Of Real Estate.

John ii. Smallwood has bought Of D. B. Gron
for $500, the south half OF lot - square 3:s3 20
feet front on the north side of street and 40 feet
on the east side OF 1lth Antoinetre X. Perlie has
bought, Tor 5000. OF j. N. SmallwOOd, parts or
lots = 4, s. o. and ., square PA; property p feet
on the north side OF L street. between Vermont
avenue and 18th street. Gertrude VI. Hubbard
has bought OF Marie Deyereux. for s., 166sO, a
part OF the tract known as Pretty Prospect"
SLEEPING OUT OF DoORs.-IIenry King, Patrick
Martin, ana John Ellis were before the Police
Court this morning charged by Officers Keefe and
Holmes with vagraney. The officers testified 10
finding them sleeping on a lot at an early hour
this morning. The police had received complaints
about persons sleeping on the lots King testified
that last night while on his way home he met the
other Defendants He talked to them few min
utes and then fell asleep. He did not know the
others Martin testified that he went fishing
yesterday afternoon and while at the river front
he met Ellis. They stopped on the lot and he fell
asleep Ellis gave similar testimony. what did
you FISH with?- asked the judge. "a hand line, ("
answered the defendant They were discharged.
RECORDING OLD Enthusiastically exemplined
copies Of the wills OF JAS J. Terrell dated October
10, 1888 from the Prince George county, Md,
court Benz. HicktOm, saml Hicktom and Maria
PerDOld from the Probate Court OF suffolk county,
Mass. and Susan Goldman from the Probate Court
at Portland for Cumberland county, Me-, were re-
ceived by the register OF wills and were ordered TO
be recorded 10 complete chains OF title.
RECEPTION TO BISHOP ASpREws.-A farewell
reception given at the Foundry church last evening
TO Bishop Andrews was largely attended Bishop
Andrews l. about 10 leave 20 assume new duties in
New YORK Mr.. Hiram Price presided last evening.
Addresses were made by DR. ii. X. Naylor for the
ministry, and F. r. Simpson for the laity Bishop
Andrews responded briefly.
VERDICT FOR DEFESDlNT.-In the case OF Thos
J. Cole agt- John Hogan ana Ofiicer b. 7. Rhodes
IOr nldlcIOus prosecution, a verdict was rendered
for the defendant In circuit Court No 2 yester-
day afternoon The alleged malicious prosecution
was an arrest for larceny In 1856, and when the
testimony for the prosecution was In the point was
made that the evidence did not sustain the aver
nents OF the declaration. and it was sustained.
TROUBLES OF A MAN WITHOUT MoNEY-Fifteen
days ago a man named Win. Lyons was before the
Police Court on a charge OF vasrancy and was re-
Tor thirty DAYS Not wanting the record OF such
conviction 20 stand against him n noted an APP
peal AMI was sent 20 jail pending the appeal ne
was unable 10 furnish the required security. The
papers IN the were sent 10 the clerks oice in
the City Hall 10 be dOcked before the case would
Dc called IN tine Criminal Court. There is fee OF
s. charged by the clerk for dOcketing such cases
but as the - was not paid the papers were yester-
has already served fifteen days In Jail and Will
be sent 70 the wOrkhOuse 10 serve thirty days
which Will make fOrty-five days In all, unless
Judge Miller interferes and releases him or some
friend appears and gives bonds FOR him.
ATHLETICS FOR CHAKIrY.-The Columbia Athletic
Club vii give an interesting athletic exhibition at
the National Theater on saturday evening for the
Clubs athletes VIII De assisted by distinguished
amateurs from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs--Marriagel licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Franklin p.
White and Monica Alberta Murray, OF Baltimore,
Nd; Altin A. BORhart Snd Irma A. Sohn; X W.
Christian, jr., of Richmond. Va, and Gwynette
kedi OF Caroline County. Va; John A. Berhle and
Matilda Bruninger; John Hayes and Cecilia Ra-
gan; Nehemiah ii. Miller and Elizabeth T. Levy: :
RoOt- Chesiey and Anna Eliza Rice.
DIVORCE GRASTED.-TO-day In the Equity
Court judge Cox made decree OF divorce In the
case OF VIM Spresser alias Bremen agt Jennie
q I'M prart
petition Med by W. 7. Bailey June 10 isse s ae
forth the marriage OF the parties O.rohrr 10 1sso
by Rev. Z. Herbert richardson, under the as
sumed names OF VIM Brehmer and Emily ylrvtuia
Nasser; tina. said marriage was contracted " nile
he was under the Influence OF strong drink and ar
the brides suggestion; thst the Defendants rfghf
name Was Jennie Goddard lie states that tSey
lived here until lsSS, when they went 70 Pannsvi
wanna, and she deserted him there and returned 10
this city, snce which time she has refused 10 i've
with him The testimony was taken by Mr.. Il. a.
LoyeJOy, ana II was 10 the effect that she not ony
a,Serted the complainant, but that she was inIi-
mate with other parties
.'CHosEN FRIENDS. executive committee n,
the order Of Chosen Friends is in session az the
One Of the supreme treasurer, W. j. Newton IN
this city. There are present: ii. b. Morse, OF New
a0rk; L h EDWARDS. OF Michigan: T. b. Linn and
Albert Aeon, OF Indiana; G. II. Randall, OF Cali
fOrnia, and W. K Gascoyne OF Richmond, Va The
members OF the order give them a reception AM
supper 81 the Riggs House this evening.
TEE AUCTION SALE on Ions In Todd and Brown,
SUBDIVISION OF Pleasant Plains, opposite ths
scheutzen Park. on 7th street, takes place to-mor
row al $50 O'Clock See advertisement Tor details
CARRIAGES, HoKsEs, &C., AT ArcrIoN.-Thoma
Downing Will sell In front OF his salesrooms 20
morrow morning, at IL a. m, a large assortment
CALL or write postal card TO the Piedmont Al
pese list or summer nous es On anS nes, ,9 n p,
mont Air Line.