Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
Transfers of Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. 5. Cox ct al, trustees, to Susie c. Rowe, subs
81 TO 81, So III; Sl,9Ol.5 so. Olivia f. Donohue
to John Miller, pit. 4, so. 694; ESQ. b. F.
Leighton ct al. TO Elizabeth A. Phillips lot 2,
blk. 80, Brookland; s61Oi3. A. 7. Hoffman
10 May q. Hale, pit. /, so. 40; "a, 225. John
Dunn to Jos Crabtree, subs "a to IS, SO. 592;
g. A J. Henry TO Emma J. Springstein. sub
IS, 50. S63; S2,7OO. Jas. Ii. Spalding to c.
H. Macnichol, lot IA. blk. 10, Brookland; $500.
3 A. Allen To o. Jones, PIT. Z, 50. III; $4,000.
Jas. Is. i. Upper to L. +. II. Davis, W. = 3,
blk. s. Meridian Hill; $500. Ellen O'Conner
g. B. +. Leighton ct p al. o. to Il B. 0i p
Davis, lot Is, blk. 20, Brookland; S525.
q. +. Graham TO W. c. Hill. parts and 6,
block II, Meridian Hill; 5000. ]. L. Heiskei
ct al, trustees to Francis c. Nesbit, sub 2. SO.
n OF 2i2; SlOO. Joseph Auerbach to Emily X.
Gottwsls, sub "a. so; SIS; S697. 80. Same to NJ
L. GOttwals, sub IS, do; S652.5O. G. NJ. Linn
strong to +. A. Mitchell, lot 8, so. So; Sl,6OO.
Henrietta Smith TO Kate Neal lot 4, Chichester;
$50 X. W. Walker to q. A. Jordan lot g. So
lots s. z, 57-72, Chichester; $780, Adelia F.
Hensley TO Laura Nelson, lot l, block 10, Whit
ney Close; $1,000. A e. Clark to W. Mayse,
lot Z, 50. 734; e. c. II. Chase to Lena s.
Sl.65O. James Waters to W. Preston Williams
lot 10, sec. 3, Barry Farm; $780, T. E. Wagga-
man 70 Margaret Ann Chase, part 43, SO. AS;
y, 800. h. q. Lugenbeel 10 II. G. Lewis. lot
lOl, block 20, Long Meadows; S1.625. B. p.
Murray to p. II. Coffee, part II, SO. 1873; g., 45O
RECENT RoBBERrEs.-Saturday morning. be-
tween A and o'clock, burglars visited the resi-
dence OF John Tweedale, No. Oil Rhode Island
avenue, and gained an entrance by cutting Stats
from window. Among the articles taken were
three razors, a revolver. and some knives forks.
and spoons.-E- NJ. Shirley, No. 1000 street.
h.,,, a
last Friday night. The house was entered
through the second-story window, and about
eco in money was taken.-H. I. Wheeler. No
81 VI street northwest. reports the larceny Of
q cameo ring and pair of gold earrngs-
John G. Lederer reports the larceny Of S32.-
Mrs. Cora Ridgely, of Cincinnati reports that
while out riding last evening she lost solitaire
diamond earring worth s3O0.-C. II. Baldwin
reports the larceny of horse blanket.-Wm.
E. Milbourne, Of Baltimore, reports the larceny
Of an overcoat-John Moten. No. IOl Baptist
alley, reports the larceny of some clothing. -
John q. Exner reports the larceny Of some
dental instruments.-JohnF F. Blackburn re-
ports stolen from areaway two pounds Of beef
steak and three pounds Of butter.
SHOOTING IN BoARDrHa-HoUsE- Saturday
morning, about ~ 80 o'clock, there was trouble
between two men named John E. Melone and
Wesley A Merchant who are employed in the
government printing ONCE, which resulted in
two pistol shots being fred The fight oc-
CURED in the house Of Edward O'Brien, No. IS
street northeast, where they boarded
heard In the Police Court satusday. Ac-
cording 10 Merchants story the defendant.
who he said was greatly addicted to liquor as
saulted him on his way to his room, striking
him twice. Then Mr.. O'Brien, the proprietor
Of the house in which they both boarded, sep
Arsted them, took defendant to his room, and
came TO witness room. While they were talk
ing Melone broke in the door and fired two
sho6 ss witness. He tried 10 fire third, but
witness had grabbed him, thrown him down.
and prevented his again using his revolver.
The csss vas sent 70 the grand Jury under eS00
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