The Washington times., 1894-09-05

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Moses ii. Page, trustee. to Thomas w. Fowler
and William E. Edmonston, part OF original
lot No. IL, in square No. 554, for So. Charles
| Lemon TO Thomas b. Hood, quit claim, lot
No. 3, in square No. $685. for So. John ID.
] CouGhlan, trustee, Tor Mary E. Weeks, TO
| DoGelson Caffery and Reginald Fendall, lot
| No. S. in Tyler's subdivision OF square No.
| 1l5, for So. Jennie f. Stratton and husband
to John d. Coughlan, lot No. SO. in Tyler's
subdivision OF lots in square No. 1l5. for
| $500. @. A. Branienburg to Henry NJ. Mar
tin, part OF lot No. 10, In block No. 16, Merid-
ian Hill, for $40. Jennie Z. Rosecrans to
Martin V. Webb, lots Nos. 113 and 119, in
Lauritzen's subdivision OF square No. 615.
! Tor $40 Martin V. Nebb TO Jennie T.. Rose
Grams. lot No. 60, in Windsor's subdivision
OF original lots in square No. 754, for $10 Mary
Il. Adams TO Thomas WiJhers, lots Nos. 5S14,
80, 90, 61 in subdivision of lots Nos % and 26
section of Barry Farm, for $500. George j.
Johnson ard Louise d. Wine to Mary A. Car
roll, lot No. SO, in Robert A. Ballock's sub of
lots in square No. 241, for $40. George J.
Bond and Belle Bond to Forrest W. McElroy,
one-tenth interest in original lots Nos. 2, 5, 8,
and 10, in square No. Coz, and lots and in
square No. 604, lot No. in square No. COG.
and lot No. IL in square No. 608. for $40.
Charles H. Stanley and Richard l.. Wallach,
trustees to Hannah Steiger, lot No. II. in
| square ID, for "a $50. Mary l.. Smith TO
Letha Lyle, part OF lot No. 96, in Garfield
City. for S225. Louis SWells. jr.. to Barbara
Nj. Baldwin lot No. IS in kengla's sub of lots
in square No. 337, for $500. Samuel NJ.
Taylor and wife to Charles W. Fairfax, lots
No. 62. 63, and "a. in square No. 1929, for SO.
! Charles W. Fairfax TO Samuel NJ Taylor lot
No. 80 in square No. $40, for $40 Henry II.
Loomis, of Syracuse. n. Y, aud Jesse H. Will
| son. as trustee to Daniel Pierce, of Syracuse
n. T., parts of lots 8 and 4, in block No. 4;
lot No. II, in block No. 3; lot No. 8, III block
No. 2; lot No. II, in block No. g lot No. II, IN
| block No. 2; lots Nos. 6, z. and 9, in block No.
2; lot No. 4. i'll block No. 8; lot No. l. In block
| No. 81 lots Nos. and 8, il block No. g. West
Brookland, $50 200; also lots Nos. 10, 49, and
IL, block No. 3. West Brookland Park. IS, 105;
| also lot No. 10, in block z, West Brookland
| Park, for 81, $50.
Reception at Central Union Mission-A
! reception to the converts of the Central
| Union Mission was given last night at the
| Mission rooms Oh Louisiana avenue by the
Mems and Womens Bands and the board of
! directors. Over 100 converts were present.
After devotional exercises, conducted by Rev.
| Z. d. Bailey, president OF the Mission, cake
| and Ice cream were served.
Among those present were Mrs. Clara
| Kraft. Miss Hattie Kraft, Mrs. S. B. Carrigan,
! Mrs. Druce. Mrs. p. Clayton, Mrs u. E. Car
! roll, Mrs. Moores. Mrs. s. King, Mrs. Nc
| Michael, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. II. Il. +. Mac
farland, Mrs. Hanszche. l.. L. Smith, P
| Clayton, Mr.. Tompkinson, Mr. Hendrickson,
! w. II. Harrison, j. N. Little, James H. Hitch
| cock A. L. 5Wartmont \. A. Robbins, George
| W. Wheeler, w. c. Tyler, George w. Harell
| E. d. Bailey, o. B. Brown, ?. S. Foster, and
| others
| At the conclusion of the reception n largely
attended experience meeting was held, dur
| ing which nearly all present gave their testi-
mony as to how they enjoy the Christian
life.
Fair at St. Augustine s-Colored society
| was well represented last night at st. Angus
| tines Church. on Fifteenth street. to enjoy
the fair given by the members OF the church.
The large hall was gayly decorated and pre-
sented a pleasing scene Of animation and en-
| ioyment.
The committee in charge were Messrs. Ray
mond. Butler, Wells and J. L. Butler. Miss
Devaul presided al the lemonade bowl, Miss
! Bowie at the fancy booth, Mrs. Grimes at the
| childrens stand. assisted by Miss Dyson; Mrs.
Dent dispensed ice cream and cake, while
| Mrs. Flugge served tea
| The proceeds, which will reach quite large
sum- viii be devoted 10 improvements on the
| church.
Personal Mention - Assistant Secretary
! Hamlin, who has been on a tour OF inspection
| to the Priblof Islands, has arrived at Van
eouyer, and viii probably arrive in Wash
| ington about September 10.
Assistant Secretary Sims, of the Interior
Department. has returned from the New Jer-
| sey coast and is now Acting Secretary of the
| Interior.
Commodore Matthews, chief of the Bureau
| OF Yards and Docks OF the Navy, has returned
from his vacation.
Congressman Meredith, of the Eighth Vir-
! ginia district was in Washington yesterday.
| He has recovered from his illness and will at
once begin his campaign.
V. d. Esterkin was yesterday appointed a
| clerk in the office of the auditor OF the Dis
triet at 81 900 per annum.
Senator Harris will leave Washington for
| Tennessee tonight and will make the first
| speech Of the campaign al Trenton on Satur-
day, September 10. Then he will go 10 Texas
10 rest on his ranch until the 1st of October,
when he will return to Tennessee to take an
| active part in the campaign.
Mrs. Dalrymple, Misses Dora and Rosa
Dalrymple, OF No. 1929 NJ street, have re-
turned to the city after spending the summer
at Morristown and the New Jersey resorts.
Marine Band Conoert-The Marine Band
will play the following musical numbers at
the Capitol grounds this afternoon:
/ March-"The Evening Star" .Fanciuni
:. Overture-"Raymond" "............... Thomas
g. waltz Brilliant CHOPIN
l. Grand selection from "Traviata" ........ Verdi
s. The Mill in the Forest ........... .Eilsenberg
6. Medley-'Ten Minutes with the Min
= Paraphrase-"My Maryland" 49, Heineman
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Records of Courts-Court of Appeals
CHEF JUSTICE ALVEY AND JUSTICE SHEPHAR D
Motions of Tracy l.. JeffOrds. J. ]. Darling
ton, D. w. Baker, Alphonso Hart, Irwin 3.
Linton, W. ". MILAN. Hoffman VS.. Ordway;
motion TO set aside order docketing and dis
missing appeal argued by J. b. Bigelow in
! support and Wharton Z. Lester in opposition.
McQUade VS.. Moore; motion 10 vacate order
OF dismissal OF June Z, 1898. argued by T. J.
Bigelow in support and H. S. Matthews in
| opposition. United States VS.. Metropolitan
Railroad Company; dismissed on motion Of
| United States Attorney. Willoughby vs.
| Mackall; motion to dispense with printing
certain parts of record argued by A. A. Bir-
ney in support and H. E. Davis in opposi-
ton. John F. Cook. deyisee and trustee. vs.
Simms; mandate from Supreme Court of the
! United States, presented (py G. Carlisle), and
ordered fled.
Criminal Court, Part l-JUsTIcE COLE
! Marshal makes return; Except James A.
| Bates, James f. Crown and Clifford Richard
| SOM excused Robert Wilson. William An
| drews and James NJ. Ford. and TO complete
| panel, the clerk is ordered TO draw twelve
names returnable September Is, 1894. at 10
| a. N.
Equity Court Part t1-JUsTIcE Cox-Burn VS..
Watson; pro contesso as to defendant Lewis
vacated. Colonial Beach Improvement Com
| panY VS.. SomervilIe: sale ratified and con-
veyance directed. Willett vs. Pabst; pay
! ment of 1855 TO Virginia Brick Companv