Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-06
TranSferS OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Henrietta Smith to John G.. Slater, pit. /, So
$50; $. John Sweeney to August Grimm. SUBJ
30, SO. 300; $500. II. W. Coffin to Priscilla
Gardiner, sub. II, SO. 1905; 51,70O. r. A. Phil
lips to John T. Walker, sub. A. So 81; ga, 100
b. F. Leighton. et.al., to Jane c. Pettibone, lot
Z. blk. 26. Brookland; 1925. Same to John G.
Pettibone, lot 4,blk. %, do; 1925. Ira W.
Baker to S. L. Grimes, guardian. lot 9. blk s.
Langdon park; $l,75O r. W. Walker to G. b.
Wilson, lots /, 2, 81 and 62, KS sub. Long
Meadows; $. z. Tobriner to T. J. Lutz. SUBJ
81, So. 749; $50. Pierce Shoemaker to c. c.
Glover. pts. New Seat, &C.; $. c. C. Glover
to Childrens Country home, same property;
8. B. T. Leighton to Arabeila p. Worthing-
ton, lot 10, blk. I. Brookand; $50. j. II. Mat
tngly to q. Y. Alice, in trust. pit. 81, SO. 1876;
6. G. Y. AtLee, trustee, to Louisa NJ. Mat
tlngly, same property; 8.
MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Adolph
Van Reuth, jr., and Mary Murphy, of Balti-
more. Md; Thomas NJ. Haislip. of Fairfax
county, Va, and Annie L. Varland
JULIA REYNOLDS MARvIN's WILL.-The will of
the late Julia Reynolds Marvin was filed in the
Probate Court yesterday. She directs that her
house and lot in this city be sold and of the
proceeds $3.50 is bequeathed to friends and the
balance to be paid 20 the trustees of the Miner
ScHool lunu lOr the cOlOfed industrial school.
She directs that her property in California be
sold and the income from the proceeds be paid
to certain friends during their lives the prin-
cipal afterward to be used for building school
for poor children at San Diego, Cal. Various
personal requests are made to relatives and
friends.
A MISSING MAN.-Two women called upon
Inspector Swindells at police headquarters yes
terday afternoon and requested the assistance
of hn ntl... %, L
missing from No. 1909 c street northwest
for some time. They told the inspector that
they were requested by the mans wife to ask
the assistance of the police. They stated that
the missing man drank pretty hard at times
and several days ago he attempted suicide by
blowing out the gas.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS ELECTED. The
teachers of Metropolitan A. ~ E. Sunday
school last night elected the following officers:
Miss A. r. Bowen, superintendent; p. Coins
assistant superintendent; W. Dawley, secretary
Miss NJ. Geary, secretary; j. l.. Thomas, treas
urer; Prof. j. I. Layton, chorister; Mrs. NJ
Kicks. assistant chorister; Sumner Williams.
organist; Miss F. E. Shorter assistant organist;
j. W. Cromwell, librarian.
ATTENTION is called to Fitch. Fox & Browns
advertisement Of two handsome lots on 18th
street for sale.
The WATER Color ExHIBIT1oN.-The fifth
annual exhibition of high class foreign water
color paintings will open at Dowling's new art
rooms on Monday next, April the Sth This
collection will be, it is asserted by Its owner
without doubt the most important that has ever
been seen in Washington. Indeed, he claims
it to be a complete chronological history of
water-color painting, beginning with the works
OF such men as Girtin, Nicholson, Blake, Gains
borough. Barkes, of Bath, and Old Crome.
among the early English painters. Prout,
David Cox, David Roberts, Sir Edwin Landseer
Bentley, Poole, and Callutt, among the painters
forming what is known as the golden age of
British water-color art The French. Roman,
Lombardy, Spanish and Dutch Schools are
represented by numerous strong and brilliant
examples Trouibellard. the great French land
scape painter, who paints now only in aaurelle,
is represented by number OF fine examples.
Art students and amateurs should not miss this
fine exhibition. The sale of the collection will
take place on Wednesday, April 10, at IL a. M,
and Sp. NJ, and on following days at the
same hours.
ATTENTION is called to the announcement of
the sale OF valuable improved properly on l.
street, between 10th and 18th streets northwest,
to take place at auction on Tuesday next (April
81 at o'clock p. IN. A rare chance for good
investment.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY to obtain valuable i'm
proved real estate is presented in the trustees
sale by auction of the property at the north
west corner of 21st and X streets northwest to
take place on Monday next april 81, at 5