Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
Real Estate Transfers.,

Deeds IN Zee have been fied as follows:
VIM. H. Barstow ct Tx to Sheldon Jack
son. undivided half interest in lot 10, SO.
1a36; lots - to 2s, So. 1O4S: lot II. Widows
Mite; 81. Fenton Bradford to Jas II.
Clarke, lot 131, SO. BOG; $lOO. c. Sidney
Everett ct IN to Augustus F. Arnold, lots
IL to 10. So. 100; 81. Chas. c. Glover aad
Brainard II. Warner. trustees. to Mary r.
c. Caldwell, part original lot Is, So. 40;
1880. Chas. W. Handy ct ux. to Henry
c. Norris. part original lot =, SO. 11S; so.
Jas. W. Harper to Chas w. Handy, lots
l59 to 162, So. so; SO. Caroline Heron to
VIM. NJ. Clayton, lots ~ and u, blk ~.
Brightwood Park: 81 500. Henry c. Mackall
and Ledru r. Miller, trustees, to Lucas i.
Loving. lots l to !. blk. l. Rosedale and
sherwood; 81 100. Joseph F. PAUL. and
jefferson E. Cralle, trustees, to Mary NJ.
Sherman. part of Center lexington: 81 100.
Geo. w. F. Swartzel and Clarence b.
Rheem, trustees, to Bridget Clancy, lot
l13, So. $50: SO. Jas. T. Wormley ct Tx.
to Frank Fl. Miles. lot 81, So. $50; SO. Jno.
S. Bliss ct ux. to Jno F. Waggaman, lots
~ II, ~, 30, 3d. "a, So. 1915; lots 4. 10, II,
IL ~, ~. 81, So. northeast of 1865; lots II
ard l.. So: 1866; lot =, SO. 1911: lots y, -,
30 So &c. 80 II, -, -, 5t. 6:', 81, ~, 1G, 50,
o. 81. ~. 1Ol, 1o2, So 1916 also undivided
half interest in lot 81, So 1916: $40. Jno. f.
Waggaman ct uX. to Estelle Bliss. lots ~,
~ ~, 10, ':' and 81, So 1915; lots 4, 10. IL,
~ D. - and 81, So. northeast of 1865; lots
IL and H. so. 1865; lot D. So. 1917; lots II,
2s, -, 30 80 80 d. % 30, 56, 6', 81, rs, T6,
3d. 81, ~, %. l0l and 102, SO. 1916; also un-
divided half interest in lot 81. So. 1916. j.
Ross Colhoun and Jno. A. Taylor, trustees,
to Elizabeth II. Launt, lot 52sq. III; 81, 100.
Jacob Jones ct ux. to Wesley r. Davis,
lots IL to IL, so. I2I; 500.
IAN Evening With Tom Moore"
The most delightful entertainment of the
many given by the Carroll Institute during
Tod Ia la Y
evening The chief feature was paper on
Tom Moore the Pride of All Circles, the
Idol Of His own" by MIR. d. I. Murphy.
deputy commissioner of pensions. 1t was a
scholarly tribute to the great Irish bard,
Illustrated with quotations from his poems
elo1uently delivered, and was enthusiastic
cally received by the great audience pres
emit The essay was supplemented by al
enjoyable musical program, the numbers
being all selected from Moore's Melodies.
Dr. Frank j. Woodman gave Farewell to
Thee, Arahy's Daughter" Madame Esputa
DAILY, loft IN the Silly Night Mrs. Belle
Bingham Cain, believe Me, If All Those
Endcs.ring Young Charms and Mr. Ed
ward j. O'Brien, minstrel Boy" a trio,
composed of Mrs Esputa DAILY, Mrs. Belle
Bingham Cain and Miss Blanche Wood
Dream was given by Messrs. Alex. Gillcn,
Lucius $. Randolph and Miss Blanche
Wood. Miss Anita Cluss presented the
Harp That Once Through Taras Halls on
the instrument that most fifty interpretS
that famous lyric. Mr.. VIM. II. Conley and
Mr. Joseph j. Murphy contributed some eX-
cellent readings from the poets works, and
the Institute Orchestra closed the enter
tainment with appropriate selections.
Among those present We're Representa-
tjyes j. McEttriCk, Thos. A. E. Weadock
John j. O'NeiIl. Joseph Fl. O'Neill, Rev. pr
Stafford Rev. Father MCGEE, Commissioner
of Pensions Lochren, Second Deputy Com
missioner Eel, Capt. j. A. McKevitt Dr.
Thos Featherstonaugh, DR.. VIM. Gentsch
Mrs. Charles Tracey, Miss Wilhelmine Law
Ter of Syracuse, Mrs. Mitchell of Utica, Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Murphy, Col VIM. j. Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. Vim. S. Stith.