Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-27
Transfer Of Real Estate.


Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Ananias
Herbert TO W. O'Brien ct al, trustees Of Salem
Baptist church, pit. 20, Meridian Hill; s.. Mary
A. Nelson TO Mary T.. y. Jackson, pit. 9, SO. ~;
s.. Moses Kelly to II. J. Weber, lot IS, So I91 !;
s435O. c. Iiosmer TO Mary E. Main, pit. 49, So.
200; 6. Mary Z. Main 10 A. Herman, same prop
erty; s. ). +. Donohue 10 5. Beber. pit. o. So.
907: s.. Martha Degges, trustee, ct al, 10 Chas.
Early, pit; 5 50. I'll; 81 Cinderella s Murray
NJ l. Weller, ct al, TO Jas. f. Hood, pit 32, so. s7s;
g.. A. Cloves to ID. T. DOnOhue, sub ~, sd. 9S7; ;
$1,000. A. Behrend TO A. Frank, undivided pl. .,
81. 49,; s. 900 w. q. Denison 10 A. Mansen, lots
l. ). IL Is 10, 20, and p. blk. "a Brookand s151a
7. W. Scott 10 X. Il. Buckley, pit q, So $40; 81 500
1000. Z. H. Patterson TO W. l. Finley, lots and
2 81. 81; 3. Horace b. Kirkwood 10 same. lots
- 10 % So Sis Lucy B. lie Grand to Charles
Martha NJ. Read lots and :, 81. 81. and sub. lots
II TO 20 do; 8. NJ rtha 4; Read TO W; L. Fin
e ey a fuG Isl Sc l - oOs to Gssast
lett 70 John I. hopkins, sub lots 11s TO 12O, 50
1854; 81 s75. A. F. Magrud-r, ct al, 10 w. A. Cor
don' interest In estate Mary E Magruder; g.
The AnacOstia and Potomac Railroad.
WHAT TIE COMMISSIONERS SAY OF THE PENDING
BILL
The Commissioners have written to Chairman
Hemphill In reference to H. R bill 6e75 'To amend
the act giving the approval and sanction OF Con.
gress to the route and terminal Of the Anacostia
and Potomac River Railroad IL the Distric: OF Co
lumbia-" The additional route provided In this
bill furnishes transportation facilities where they
are needed and is regarded as generally advan-
tageous TO the public. The portion occupying G
street Is objectionable, as that street is narrow II
the route instead OF leaving Missouri avenue at Az
street Is continued along Missouri avenue to 9th
thence along c street to the intersection east OF
9Th street, mentioned in the bill, II will be much
less Objectionable, as c street will then be
pied for one short block only. The AnacOstia
| bridge was formerly occupied by two tracks, one
OF which was removed in accordance with the pro-
visions OF the act OF March 3, 1879 making appro-
prationS for the sundry civil expenses OF the Gov
eminent. The replacement OF the track, the Com
missioners say, Is believed to be desirable The
motive power OF this road should be distinctly
stated. IL electricity Is to be employed IL should
be distinctly provided that the method OF con-
struction aud transmission in so far as relates TO
the development and transmission OF power shall
be subject 10 the approval OF the Commissioners.
The Commissioners also recommend that provl-
they heretofore suggested 10 be added to bills OF
similar nature, be added.
Sad Death OF Mrs. Mamie r. Toulsou.
| WHILE SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ALTERATION SHE
TAKES A FATAL DOSE OF trough ON RATS
Mrs Mamie +. Toulson, wife OF Capt A. r. Toul-
son. and daughter OF Mr.. s. n. Hilton OF 40 4th
street southeast, died under peculiar circumstances
at her fathers residence, saturday night, aged
twenty-seyen years. Mrs. Toulson was the wife Of
Caps. Toulson, OF Northumberland County, Va
aud lived at NOrfo. k, Va, until about two years
ago, when on the birth OF her second child she lost
her reason. Then she was brought here for treat
ment, and after several months In the insane hos
pital, where her condition greatly improved, she
went home TO her parents Recently IL was noticed
that her malady was returning, and strict watch
was kept on her, for she haa several times at
tempted 10 take her life. Saturday she succeeded
In euding the observation OF friends, and through
colored boy secured package OF "Rougn on
Rats" OF which she took large dose. This fact
was not communicated by her TO the family until
she was seized with spasms, and then DIS Bayne
and Chew were summoned, but she was past
coyery, and died from the effects OF the poison.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 10 Washing
ton Henson and Malvina Cook; James f Mcdaniel
and Kate ID. Jeffries; Thomas }. Curry, OF Alex
andria county, Va, and Lucy Beach, Of Fairfax
County, Va.
THE BEST on RHcoRD.-Charles H. Burnett who,
couple OF ears ago, passed the best examination
In the Washington High school on record, on sat
urday passed the civil service limited examination,
obtaining the highest percentage ever secured.