Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: F. W.
Jones TO John o'Neil, pt. Il, b. KS add to
Georgetown +. Bernie ct al. to W. f. Hunter
subs 20 10 ~. 81. and IS, 81. 7-l3: s4sj4O2 same
10 T. j. lIill, sub ID 10 81. 81. 7,s3; s31405 Com
m!sSOneTS OF ID. e. 10 Job Barnard, pt lots and o.
blk. 3. Erngham Place; $3.50. Margaret Edes 10
=, hi 6son, E Easion ct al p 2o9. d & Hs add
y. Barker. sub ~, So 100; $500. jas. Nanagin
to Mary 7, kengla, pt. lilo, rs add. 10 West WASH
iDgton; sl,iOo. Il. Il. suit ct al 10 Sarah E suit
PIT So ~; $. Sarah Z. suit TO W. ii. Sorrel pt
81. So: $50 Winnie Jones 10 L g. Fleicher' 81
:. So IO't; go. a. Davis 10 Anne Jane scott
hughes to Noah billiard, sub Il, So. 900; 81, 80.
Laura T. Jones TO Annie - Allen, sub o.. 81. lU26;
block IL. Meridian Hill: $50 same TO John
Donoyon, lot -. do. do; $500. ID. J. McCarIy TO
Mary J. Hall, part ), So 255; sl2,5Oo Nellie F.
q sessford 70 Emma f Mcfntire lot Il. So 1 s5s
$I,O12..0 Annie &. ). Cotton 10 Buck Beale sub
4. 81 l39: s. W. oBrien TO T. E. waggaman, In
trust, lots - and -, AZ 10 A. and part 10 So 22
3. CIV. Baldwin 10 Austin Herr part 4, So 2O9;
X. b. Clark 10 ~ jackson, lot 81, So $40;
$l,loO. A. 4. Clark TO A Early, ct al. lot ~ so
10; $3.50. II. h. Moulton TO F. j. Shadd sub ],
sec. y Barry Farm; sl75. Mary J. SnOwden to Z
W. West, lot r, blk ), Ivy City; 500. W. Mayse
Lorin NJ saunders to W. l. Pollard, Subs N. = and
-. 81 l5:; t6,sSJ. j. W. Nagruder 10 c. A. Nc
Euen, lots Al, AZ and 81, Prospect Hnl 81, 19a 06
Louisa X. Norton TO Anna Key Thompson, SUB Is.
So l15; $4,000 Jennie Beach 10 JnO. c. Lang
lots II 70 II, So 1851; $1,000. Margaret Hopkins
Mite; s.. r. II. Warner TO Ellie House. SUB ia
~ t23; 5. julius Lansburgh 20 jacob Jones, subs
Lansourgh, sub a., So 2O5; 5000. X. W. Nc
Pherson 20 JAS McLaren. subs I49 and 49, So
go; $3.50. susan Z. okie TO Emily Barton, sub
40 81 100: sl6.1 zoo w. VI. Gait ct al, 10 X. Rotn-
well, lots 10 70 ~ 81. 1917 $500. Jas. E Arnold
10 Mary l. Johnston, subs 81 and 33 OF AS sub OF
chichester; g. Catherine Hanan 10 Catherine II.
walsh, pt. 4. So -; $1,000. W. Hahn 10 A. H.
stamp. sub rs So 36S; $500. X. c. Johnson 10
S sa =; carter; pt- 10, So 3s7; >. J. G.
May b. Manypenny 70 5. Julia Rowland sub 81
So "a; 500. A Eoeriy TO c. Kramer, PIT. IL
So Al; $4,000. e. L Sears 10 X W. Walker pit
~ y r. BIS sub Mt Pleasant; $500. J. T. Hurell
et al, trustees 10 W. p. Allen ct al, lot O. ard pt
10; =. Z. sickels 10 Jos. Booth, SUB lbs, Long
Meadows; $1,000. Emma j. Carpenter TO Thos. f
Clark. sub 90, So 9l7: SS,4OO. ID. j. Particle 10
Rosa L Particle, sub I6S 50. ass; s.. same TO
W. Z Particle. sub lots 176 and Ia. do; 81
Rockville Items.
INVESTIGATING THE GEOLOGICAL FORMATION OF MONT
GohERY coUSTY-FARMEKs PREPARING TO HAIR
vrsT-slGsALLING PROM ROCKVILLE TO SUGAR
LOAF AoCNTAiS-GENEkALA AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, June Is, 1883.
Nessrs p B. Cameron and +. p. CULVER, OF the
United states Geological Survey are now engaged
In making Investigations into the geological for
nation OF Montgomery County, and are at present
stauoned at this place, from which they make
trips OF several days duration into various sec.
tons They will this week be Joined by others
from the same department..
mig struck the dwelling house OF Mr.. Thos. Briggs
IN the neishoorh0od OF Galthersburg, knocking out
the gaole-end OF the building and doing other
damage The inmates OF the house were consider
aoly stunned, and one OF the children badly in
Jured by the FALLING plastering OF the room.
The intense heat OF the past few days has had
the eject OF speedily ripening the wheat and I'VE
crops. and many farmers Will commence harvest
ing during the latter part OF this week Crops
promise good yield.
Mr. A j. jackson, aged twenty-niue years a
well known citizen OF Potomac district who died
on Friday morning, was buried SATURDAY. He leavs
a wife and two children.
From high point or land at the west emf n,
this town. during clear day, nne View OF ms
washington Monument, IN the southwest and o
the Sugar Loaf Mountain, in the northwest can M
had with the naked eye. Some days ago Lieut.
Ferry Aaus, T. :. A, whose parents reside here
made a successful experiment In signaling to ths
Y. - signal Corps on top or Sugar Loaf Mountain
RON this point. The signals used were similar u
those tried from the mountain peaks OF the south
west Immediately previous 10 the capture OF &c
ronimo and his band OF hostile savages. The sig
nais are made by flashes OF light from mirror.
placed In the proper position for the purpose.
Nj. John t1tz, of Martinsburg, w. Va, has beer
on vislt 10 Derwood station. about ten mile,
om mere, Ior the purpose OF locating at that poin
us extensive agricultural machine works now II
opsralion az the former place The specially o
Snis estaoisnment Is the manufacture OF corr
nafvesters When In operation he gives employ
msnt 70 large number OF workmen.
Miss Aolne Maddox, eldest daughter OF Dr. C. J
1anoox OF THIS place, LETT here yesterday for
'sAs W uNuos IN SnicaSo Al N.