Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-07
Transfers of Real Esta,..

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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Cor
nelius Collins to j. r. White, pt 9. So. 6s4; g..
Moses Kelly, sur trustee to b. F. Keller, sub 81,
Sc. 49, $500. R. K. Perry, trustee, to Joseph G..
Hester, sub Il, So 1856: SS,524.36. Same to Z. p.
NcCeney, sub %, do; s5,436a6. B. F. Leighton to
Margaret Mcnamara. lot 1, blk. 10, Brookland;
$500. +. F. Rgg 70 W. c. King, sub 30. So $40;
| S3,O99.lO W. II. Clagett to Kate r. DUNCAN, sub
IN, So 237; $500. Cecilia Howard TO VIC. King,
SUB 80, 50. 30; s. julia S. Donoho to c. l.. Du-
| Bots, trustee, lot l, So ssl; s..
| MALICIOUS Enthusiastically night Oflcers
Fir1eld and Slack arrested Benjamin Gray. He
was on the Patterson estate in the county where
| he had built fire. Considerable damage has been
done recently In the county by persons buildi ng
\ fires, and last week a number OF young trees and
large amount OF fencing on this estate were de-
| stroyed Gray was taken to the Police Court this
| morning where he was fined $50 or GO days for
malicious trespass.
THE ROBBERY AT FLORIST FgEExAN's STORE
the safe In the store or VIM. r. Freeman, the
florist, corner OF 18th and streets northwest.
The clerk, Harry Bailey. was in the basement at
the time and he lett q cOlOred bOOtblack named
VIM. Thomas IL the store. also young lady Gus
toner. OTfcer Galway arrested the boy on sus-
picion and he was acquitted in the Police Court
this morning.
NORTHERN LIBERTY FISHING AND CBowDRR CLUB
The Northern Liberty FISHING and ChOwder Club
opened their new clubhouse az F0ur-Mie Run
yesterday. The steward, Mr.. Newman, prepared
he 19r the secession which INC was greatly
guests. President Clements welcomed the men,
\ oers TO their new home. The members during the
| day caught some fine perch, and Mr.. ConbOy took
| from the water a two pound carp, which was the
largest nsh caught In the run yesterday.
In THE CHURCHES YEsrERDAY.-Rev Eugene MAY,
| of Independence, Iowa, occupied the pulpit OF
| Foundry church yesterday morning. Marriage
and Divorce" was the subject of the third in the
series OF familiar talks which Rev. j. G. Butler de-
| llvers 10 young people at the Lutheran Memorial
church sunday AFTERNOON. Al the Northern Pres
| ming gave temperance Bible reading, ana at
Gorsuch NJ. E cuurch, Col. Carter. OF Va, ad-
dressed a meeting IN the afternoon, which was
held under the auspices OF Union Tent No. 81. In
dependent order OF Rechabttes. Al Israel c. II. E.
church yesterday, the pastor, Rev. DR.. c. H. Phil
lips, succeeded Ia raising $o45. In three months,
by the efforts or the PASTOR this congregation has
received little over $1,000 for the church.
| MASSACHUSETTS VE:EkANs.-Sixty members of
| the LIST regiment Massachusetts, Heavy Artillery,
arrived ia the city last evening from visit TO sew
erai OF the battieeids OF Virginia. Col. Nathaniel
| Shotswell, The cid commander OF the regiment,
aeaded The Delegation; They spent por;ion OF to
| lett on their nOIneward journey.
| \ REcHABIrE MEErISG-Salem and Naomi Tents
| OF RechaoteS held largely-atteuded temperance
meeting IN the Baptist church, AnacOstia, yester-
/ day afternoon. lion. h. b. Vance and Major S Ii.
! Walker made the principal addresses. j. j. Muir
| ray. ii. C. H.; john n. MinDix, and Mr.. Giles, OF
| Potomac Tent, made remarks in regard TO the
w0fS the order WIS doing. Miss Cassie Sbley re-
cited and C. X. Burr led the choir.
PIGsoS THIEVES CoNvIcTED.-In the Criminal
Court Judge Montgomery. this morning. two
young coiored men-Clayton Mitchell and Joseph
SofnerS-were placed Oh trial for hOusebreaktng;
Messrs. Campbell Darlington and j. W. walker Tor
| defense. IL was claimed by the Government that
On March - last, they broke Into the stable OF W.
| L Drury and took forty or nity pigeons, which
| they sold. and after arrest confessed It. The de-
PENDANTS claimed that the act was committed by a
| white boy who handed the birds to them outside
the Enclosure. Julia Campbell, colored, testified
| that she lived In Foundry alley and SonlerS with
| her; that the boys brought some pigeons TO her
| house and said they mad bought them. George H.
Dick testified that he saw the pigeons In SOIners
shed and bought TWO from Jim CampbeIl. Ofdcer
Heller testified to the boys confesSing the theft
| The case was abandoned and a verdict OF guilty
| taken.
MARRIAGE LIcENsgs.-Marriage licenses have
Bea and Pa P hs S esye ~ sSe SSars 70
French, TO h OF Richmond, Va; John w. Camo OF
! hehrlco County, Va, and Annie Kramer, or Rich
Inonu. Va; ". j. James and viletta l. Hckerson,
both OF Richmond, Va: John b. Atkenson and
Susan W. Briei, both or Richmond, Va; Morris A.
| Weigle and Noble A. Newman; Edward John son
and Maria Young; Ben. JoBson and Bessie Epps,
both Of Richmond, Va; Robert f. l. Tnorp and
cora + Jennings, 10th or Richmond, Va; ". W.
| John Sayles and Mary 4. Taylor; samuel n. Fer.
suson' OF Alabama, and Mary Jane wimberly.
TEN DOLLARS FOR BLOWING POLICE WHISTLE
| Police Court to-day charged with disorderly con.
| duct. He was arrested by Officers Gerbmann and
heeie Tor blowing policeman's whistle in '.FOygy
Botton- Ford has been amusing himself some
| time with the whistle, and has often caused the
ofncerS 10 believe that the sergeant was blowing
Tor them. They would answer his calls, but were
| always unable 10 iind him until Saturday night
when they happened 10 be near MIN when he blew
his whistle. The judge fined him $40.
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| The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Adams agt. Devote; opinion by Judoe
! James affirming judgment below. Repettt AIT
| Maisak; do by Judge COX do. Rocker agt. Perkins
| ct al; do. BY Chief Justice Bingham reyersipp
| Judg ment below and remanding Cause
The war between the three gas comma nice IN