Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Sales of Real Estase

sales Of Real Estate.
+. j. W. Robertson has bought OF A. L. Barber
for 81, 900, lot =, blk. 9 lie Droit Park. L p Shoe
maker has bought OF j. W. Boteler, for 81. 800 sub
13s, So 237. 80 by 1O6 feet on the corner OF 14th
street and Wallach Place northwest.
ID. Minister has bought OF j. Anthony for 50, 600
sub lot 81 in square 51s, No. AT street, between
4th and 9TH streets northwest.
WAGON AND A STREET CAR IN CoLLIsroN.-A
wagon and pair Of mules driven by John Lips
street northwest, coilided with car No. 8, OF the
Belt Line Railroad, Saturday, at LIST and streets
northwest. Mrs Grant, OF No. 81 street north
west, paSSenger on the street car, was somewhat
injured. Lpscomb was arrested by Sergeant Nc
Henry. In the Police Court to-day testimony went
avoided the collision had be endeavored to do so.
but that II was impossible for the cOOred driver to
do so. The case was dismissed
THE JURY LIsTs.-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, to-day, the jurors drawn on Friday
were called. Daniel G. Hatch was returned not
found; p. L Bennett was excused; W. A. Yates,
w. II. 1erkes, James A. Moxley, Isaac s. Lyon,
John II. Piiuger. and A. L. Alexander answered,
hut few weeks, refused 10 act on them for the
present In Circuit Court No. l, Judge Hagner,
jacob Brock was called and accepted and David
Rlttenhouse was excused
A SUNDAY BAR CAsE-In the case or the Dis
tr1ct against John l. Keith, convicted for keeping
his bar open on sunday, Mr. T. c. Taylor has filed a
made that defendant was not tried upon a valid
information or presentment by a grand jury; that
the record and proceedings under which the
cause comes into this court are void, and because
the Information did not originate In an issue from
this court.
MILE NoGUEIRAs' CoNCERr.-At the concert to
be given at Albaugh's Opera House on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock by Mile Nogueiras tine SYM
Nile Nogueiras will sing no less than four num-
berS-the aria from MOZart'S "Marriage of Figaro
sons BY S Nine me- TiardOt o the Jewel song IRON
TWO latter In character.
A CORNER STONE LAID.-The cornerstone Of
the new Salem Baptist church, on Champlain ave-
nue., between Boundary street and Columbia ave.
nue.. was laid yesterday afternoon. The exercises
were conducted by Rev. Walter Brooks, OF the
Nineteenth Street Baptist church, assisted by
Reys George W. Lee and W. n. Jeter OF Newport
X. ]. Rev. +. r. Howell made the opening prayer
Addresses were made by Rev. l. B. Hartman and
Rev f j.. Foote, OF Trenton, n. j., and Revs
Brooks and Jeter.
UNDER SUsPICIoS.-George Piles. a young man
living In South Washington, was before the Police
suspicious person. The of1cer testified that about
O'Clock yesterday morning the defendant was
with two Others, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
engaged In a convers ltion, In which they mem
toned the house OF Mr.. Augusterfer, the butcher.
HIS house witness said, had been visited several
times by thieves, and each time they used ladder
10 enter the house These men, he said had lad
der. He placed them under arrest. but two OF
tucu gut away. WDen CrOS3-eXaInlne0 by Mr.
Darlington witness said that he was Hiding sDir.
tied animal which belonged to Mr.. Darlington
HE was chasing my clients with my own horse,
that he knew the other men. witnesses were
called as to his good character and the court took
his personal bonds.
A CHARGE OF TREsPAss ON PARKING DISMISSED
young man named Howard Cook was before the
Police Court this morning charged by O11cer Nc
Neal with trespassing on the parking corner of
Rhode Island avenue and 9th street. With per-
mission OF the owner OF q vacant lot Mr.. Cook had
the lot and the adjoining parking graded After
from Building Inspector Entwisle a permit TO
grade the parking "What right has the inspec-
tor 10 issue this permit?" asked the court '.None
more authority TO issue the permit than have. )"
Mr.. Padgett said that he did not care TO have
me Imposed: The Judge said that he thought the
Young msn had COMMITTED no Intentional viola
ton OF the law, and he dismissed the case
THE woMANs INDUSTRIAL UNIoS.-At a meet,no
saturday night OF the Woman's Educational and
Industrial Union, several committees were AN.
pointed with the following named members as
chairmen: Finance, Mrs. Henrietta Metzerott.
Limb; library, Mrs 4. II. Mohi; EDUCATION. MIS- Hs;
Lucy A LeggetI Mrs DIR. Newman was elected
president OF the union.
The GETTYsBURG ANNIyERsaRY-The 9th an
niversary OF the battle OF Gettysburg viii be
opened BY the first corps on the LIST DAY OF july
where Gen. Jno. Z. Reynolds fell, with the follow
Ing program: Presiding officer, Nal. E. p Hal.
stead: address or welcome, Gov Jas A. Beaver.
response on behalf Of the corps. Gen A. Doubleday:
Austin Blair, o, Michigan; j. Gregory Smith. Of
Vermont; s. j. kirkwoOd, OF Iowa; Frederick Ho-
brook OF vermont; William sprague, OF Rhode
Island; Frederick Smythe, OF New Hampshire
Gen. JDO G. Robinson, Gen. Jas. Longstreet GEN
Lucius Fairchd, J. II. Stine historian first corps
Gen. Jas A. Hall, Gen. Jos. Dickinson, and GEN j.
II. Rea, conlmander-in-chief q. A. X