Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-11
Transfers of Real Estaae.

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nell ct al, trustees, to Della T. Dougherty sub "a
So SO; SLIGO. Alex. McCue 10 Elise d. Sautter
sub %, 50. 211; $4,000. I. Bean to Homer Camp
c. whiting TO Charlotte VI. Stellwagen, same prop
erty; s.. John Addison To E. VI. Darneie, lots
II 70 IA, So. 1910; q 300 A c. Clark to Sarah II.
Auffort, pit Is. 81. sol; $3.50. solomon Lansburgh
10 julius Lansburgh, sub -. 50. III; =. Thomas
Mgntz Il to % Margaret Tg1ne1 II lot 29
son TO j. E RoSecranS lot II, So. %; $3.50 COrrina
L. Marean TO John d. Coughlan, sub "a, SO. 191;
500; 1925. j. II. Paynter 10 A. Hubert ct al, Of.
3, 81. l6l; $4,000. Mary F. Mari 10 E. j. Hannah,
undivided half 50. s. OF 1927; s.. julius Lans-
oursh 10 Emma I. Mclntire, sub 2;s SO. az; $780,
The Potomac REGArTA-Saturday night tn
committee representing the Columbia Athletic
regatta reported TO the board OF governors and it
Vas decided TO Include singleSculling In the pro-
gram as desired by the Potomac Club. This was
the only point OF difference IL is stated between
the two clubs and IL Is expected that the ar
rangements for the regatta Will now be settled
beat the "red' eight OF the Columbia Club In an
exciting race over one and one half mile straight
away course. The race was very close. The
crews were as follows: Blues-L- T. Reid stroke:
r. b. Leary, Z: Jas. Wade q; H. T. Miller, >; c. g.
Van hook. 4; II. w. Moore, 3; A. T. Stoutenburgh,
Reds-L l. Harlan. stroke; J. G. Kondrup, z; +.
A. Mute, q; y. simmons, >; e. p. Green, 4; H. NJ
NOodWard, 3; j. Shelley .; j. NJ. Kenyon, bow:
Howard Perry, coxswain.
WALKED OvERBoARD.-About O'Clock this morn
iny Mr.. W. A. Yates the well-known dry goods
dealer and agent or this city. walked overheard at
Colonial Beach. Mr.. Yates had spent the day
there and retired with the intention OF taking the
steamer Lady or the Lake. On its arrival he was
awakened and hastily dressing himself took his
hand-trunk and umbrella and fastened to the
wharf. but in the darkness walked overheard. He
was rescued and brought up on the boat, but was
unable 10 be out to-day.
CHARGED WITH AssAULTING A MARRIED WOMAN
Geo. ). Wetzcll, formerly OF the Marine Corps in
dlcted b. the grand jury for an assault with in
tent 70 commit rape on Mrs. Annie Miller about
terday at the Instance OF Detectives carter and
Mahon, and ne VIII be brought here to answer
taurant or John Miller, on Sth street southeast
near the nayy-yarl, and on the evening in cues
ton attended 10 the bar; that after closing it he
went to Mrs. Mlllers sitting ROOM and finding her
asleep, assaulted her. She screamed. and awak.
eaed her husband, who was at the time sick up
stairs. and MetzeIl ran Oh, taking the keys and
toi 10 look iof him. but ne Kept out OF the way.
Too MANY WITSESsES-This morning. In the
Police Court. Judge Miller called the attention OF
the poce TO the lct that in ordinary cases or dis
orterig conduct 1t is not necessary to summon q
great number vi Witnesses One witness, he said
was as good as l0rty. Mr.. Padgett said that wit.
nesss In such cases were not paid for their attend
ance; nat only In very lew cases witnesses Tor
the District paid. The judge said he thought that
the witnesses were paid for their attendance, and
was GLAD that they were Eok
RogBERIEs REPoKrED.-Nrs Julia c. McKenna.
No. 3s9 Missouri avenue, reports that her front
door was left uniastened last night. and sometime
during the night the house was entered and two
gold watches and some money taken.-MrS Hugh
Golfsoorough, No. 1916 q street, reports that
while In the Center market Saturday, she was
robbed OF a pocket book containing Sri CLAW
Jones' NO. l:sO street, reports stolen from In
trent OF his house mocSng bird worth x25-A.
I A. a northeast fha
larceny OF pair OF lines worth $35O-Lee
curry. No. 1862 street reports stolen $50
stable was broken into SATURDAY ngp1 ano ,r ra MS
Of some harness and a rubber coat.--Alexander
Davidson, No IA F. street southeast, reports thai
last Friday he hired 20 a man horse and buggy
worth seo0, anu The man failed 70 return it,
Joseph silas No. :s7 Virginia avenue reports that
saturday evening he gave boy SIS TO get hun
some snail change. The boy took the money, but
did not return
CHARGED WITH BIaAMY.-Detective Wheeler yes
| terdiy arrested Il coiored man named John II.
slElms on charge OF bigamy. IL being alleged
that while his first wife, Eraaa stulms, was living
was married December n, 1871, 10 Emma WI.
lainS the ceremony being performed by The late
tines church. IL Is charged that while Emma was
SIN hviGs he married Judy Cox the 4th or July
last at the house cf the brides mother, the cere-
Il1ny being PERFORMED by the Rev. Noah billiard.
ie-day IA lac Police Court when the case Was
calied for trial his counsel, John A. Moss waived
! an examination, and the case was sent TO the
/ grand jury.
sALx OF LoTs. Twinirg City, at the eastern
.e,nAhas Of Pennsylvania avenue bridge, to-mor-
Tow At 4:3o o'clock.
~ VOC WANT nrst-ciass home do not forget "a
/ Connecticut avenue and n street tO-morroW n
go O'Clock pm Waterman on premiseA
The post-of1ce &C Salem. n j. was broken ipfc
saturday night and about $500 in moneY and