Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10
Transfers of Real Estate.

| Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary
Keane to NJ j. Keane. pit. 3, res. 10; s.. Eliza
| d. Herrell to 81. W. Herrell, subs ~ and 49, So
1908; 8. II. Spaulding to P. Hutchinson, lot
| 2, SO. 1901; 8. Francesca Morrison to Francis
r. Ebert, pit. l, so. 1852; s.. II. c. Slerpy to
W. II. Chew, pit. 8. blk. 9, Barry farm; q go
A. Humes to Martha o. Nash. lot IL. blk 6,
Whitney Close; e, 500. o. Cox to w. Shangler
lots lis and 116. So. $50; 81, 200. l.. Behrens
TO W. o. Berry, pts. 8 and 9, SO. 4O1; $4,000. ).
L. Weaver to G.. s. Cooper lot 25 block 49,
LIE Droit Park; $500. r. E. Morris to Jane
| s. Edwards, lot y. block 2. s. p BIS sub of
NJ. Pleasant; $500 T. Yates TO r. Davies,
sub lots $50 to 334, So. Ga 8. r. Davies to
Ellen Yates, same property; s.. Job Barnard
/ 10 Jno. Burns, parts Fl and %, SO. 625; 81 2S0
| B. F. Leighton ct al to l. r. CHM ct al, lot f.
block 2. Brookland; S836.12. Same to Alice
NJ. Goodwin. lot 8. block 13; 10. block "a; 6,
block 50; do; S975. Same to F. H. Loving lots
| 10 and IA, block %; sS25. W. T. Hornaday to
Mary E. Mann. lot 50. Lanler Heights; 6.
| j. F. Hood ct al. trustees. to G.. II. Maurer
sub lots AZ and 43. So. 936; S1,120. Same TO A.
J. Buckley. lots 40 and Al: do; s1.12O. G. F.
9, Naylor farm; $500. Anna c. Payne to
Sallie c. Funk. pit. lot 8. Gizor and Mt. Airy;
| 81 200 Catherine Limstrong to H. Bill
lings, pit. 16. SO. 624; $1,000. Jenette Kins-
low to Mary A. Ferry, pit. Is, SO. "a; $3.50.
$4,000 A. c. Walter to James McGrath. sub
20. SO. 1853; $500. Annie P. McMeen to A. A.
| Hochling, sub l2i. So. 27l; s.. r. Smith ct
al to r. F. Bradbury, lot IA, blk. 7. Naylor
farm; s15o.08; lot II, blk. 9, do; S2925O.
TEMPERANCE MEErISGs.-The temperance
meeting at Prohibition hall last evening under
the auspices of the Good Templars was con-
| Quoted by William Boyd. Mrs E. A Chambers
made the principal address. mass meeting
! was held yesterday at the Congregational
| church by the Young Woman's Christian tenn
perance union. Mrs. III. b. Moulton presided
and Mrs. Andrews, of Evanston, ILL.,, opened
the meeting with religious exercises. Miss
/ Mary E. Mcdowell. the superintendent of
| young woman's work, of the W. G. T. union,
! described the progress of the work. and Bishop
Hurst spoke briefly. A collection was taken
| for the coffee house, which the w. c. L. union
proposes TO establish at the head of 18th street
| for the benefit of the street-car employees. The
music was furnished by the Crystal Wave quar-
tette, and Miss Annie Z. Craig sang solo.
THE FIELD TRIAIs.-The field trials of the
| Washington City Kennel club, which were post
| poned ON account OF the inclemency of the
weather. will take place at Upper Marlboro
| Prince Georges county, Nd. next Thursday
| and Friday. The club has tract of land cover
! ing 5000 acres over which they will hunt
Persons intending to witness the trials will
| meet at the Bal; 'more and Potomac depot.
| December 13, at 7:20am. Entries, which are
| eligible to members only, will close to-day. A
meeting OF the club will be held tonight at
| l405 street northwest.
|. THROWN PROM WAGON AND BADLY INJURED
| The horses attached to the wagon of Joseph C.
| Fullerton took fright at an engine Saturday
afternoon at It'll and ID streets southwest, and
ran away. They collided with treebox at 9Th
and ID streets, and the driver, Charles A. Shan
non, was thrown some 20 feet. His head struck
the irop railing at the Jefferson school build
ing, and be was very badly cut and bruised
de was taken to his home, 70S 9th street south
west, and attended by DR.. Hazen.
The VERErS BAYERN.-The yerein BAYERN
yesterday reelected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, George Hertrich:
yice-president Jacob Stinzing; secretary,
Leonard Grlsbei; treasurer, Henry Arnold;
| Marshal, Frank St9cklein; finance COMMITTEES.
Julius Griebel, chairman, John Frankel and
| George Fogel; sick committee, Welt Iippold.
John Paulus, and wolfgang Ruckdashel
A CRANK AT THE CATHOLIC. w. Jamison.
who imagined that he had been elected Presi,
dent. was not the only crank who visited the
city last week. Henry ]. Dorm printer. from
| Brooklyn, came mere, not like Jamison to take
possession OF the executive mansion; he simply
desired 70 give the PRESIDENT some instructions
concerning the religious welfare of the country
He said that God had sent him here TO explain
the workings Of the new gospel. He went IN
the capitol last Thursday under the impression
that il was the White House. Not being able
to see the President he smashed several win
dows and was arrested. When taken 10 the
sixth precinct station he said that he lived M
No. ZIG Adams street Brooklyn. He was placed
/ In one Of the witness rooms where he remained
quietly until Friday night, when he again
amused himself by breaking windows. He was
pronounced insane by Drs. Bayne and McKim
itary Oficer Frank, who has notified Dorn's
relatives Of his condition.