Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
d. Birtwell to d. Roth, lot 16, So 5; lexington;
5. James Lowndes to Rebecca H. Ryan, sub
3d. kalorama heights; 3l.800.13. G. A. Berk-
ley to d. Briles, pit 8. blk. 8, Meridian hill;
sl.O50. Georgiana Briles to s. A. Drury. pit
s, blk. 8, do; $. S. A. Drury to Georgiana
Bries, pit. II. blk. 8, do; =. F.. Nash to Mel
lie L. Burse, pit. ., SO. 723; $4,000. b. Burn
slime to John F. Farnsworth, pit. lots and 4,
SO. 725; j. F. Farnsworth to {. P. Stone,
| same property; $. I. A. Mitchell to Oliver
Cox. subs B TO F, so. S75; $4,000. NJ. S. Hop
kns to Eva C. Hopkins lot 3 and pit 2, so. 3l6;
$. Susie G. Rowe to c. II. Burgess subs So
to "a, 50. Ill; Si0C. c. G. Stott to W. Wagner,
lot 4, SO. 1917; $500. W. Martin to John Schulz,
two acres, Chilum Castle Manor; S. A. B.
Church to c. ". Church, pit. 4, SO. 352; s.. q.
VI. Beckett to G. Simmonds, lot 5, blk. N. Z.
and BIS sub, Mt. Pleasant $.
MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.-NTarrage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Shop
herd Jet and Laura Murray; Henry II. Hensey
and Columbia A. Mahorney; Edward Forrest
and Hattie Brooks James Ii. Plat and Clara
A. Pagan.
DISMISSED WITH CosTs in the case of Harry
o. Bailey against W. T. Bailey, filed in Deem
Der last, for an account and proper administra-
ton of trust under the will of his father,
Judge Cox. in the Equity Court, dismissed the
CHARGED WITH SELLING RENTED FURNITURE
Last night Detectives Carter and MahOn served
a warrant on Mrs. Jennie W. Crane at 213 G.
street northwest and escorted her to police
headquarters. The warrant. which was sworn
out by Mrs. Mamie Buford charges the grand
larceny of more than $500 worth of furniture
Mrs. Buford, IL Is said. rented Mrs. Crane the
house named. which was nicely furnished, and
Mrs. Buford charges that she has been selling
the furniture from time to time. Yesterday
! Mrs. Buford charges that Mrs Crane sold $50
worth of furniture to a secondhand dealer and
when she learned of the sale she swore out the
warrant. Mrs. Crane gave bail for her appear
ance. The case has been set for trial in the
| Police Court tomorrow.
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN OVER A HUNDRED
| Among the deaths reported to the health office
! to-day was that of a colored man named Rich
ard Grayson, who died III South Washington.
| He is supposed to have been one hundred
years old. He was a native of Maryland.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING ILLEGAL PENSION
| FEEs.-This morning Detective Carter arrested.
at the instance of the pension office, William
! Ward, colored, on a warrant issued from the
| United States court of the eastern district of
| Virginia, charging him with exacting and re-
ceiyipg an illegal fee in a pension case. He
was taken before United States Commissioner
/ Bundy. and he was, in default of $4,000 bail,
committed to the custody of the marshal Sub
/ sequently he gave the required bail before
| Judge Montgomery for his appearance to an
swer. 1t is alleged by the pension officers that
| there are six cases against him. In the case in
| which he is arrested it is charged that on the
| 18th of August last at Norfolk. Va. i'll the case
| of Anthony Fuller, the dependent father of a
| deceased soldier. he demanded fee of $500
for his services and received from him 5000.