Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-05


ing are the transfers Of real estate recorded
In the ofice OF the register OF deeds, since
January 9s.-N. Mlchlor to J. +. VOL
lard, a., a and IS, square 1929, sl94.S6
same 10 same, 2s to ~ inclusive, squar,
, ,O26, 81, 500; &. L. and A. Q. Loomls TO A
Plnkney, is and half Of 10, square 837, $500
mIngs, a. sub. square 90, $3.50, samuel Lee
trustee, to 8. l.. Loomis, trustee, rs TO 90 in
elusive, sub. square s7s; W, F. DeKuight tC
Q. Q. Callan, part 20, square 107, $500, Jas
| N. Callan 70 VIM. Pettibone, trustee, az
square S29, $500, 7. D. Bryan TO George r
Edmunda, So, square 2lo, s7,10S, VIM. B
Todd 10 Thaddeus Hughes, part Of 8, square
81, $500 Peter Bergman to b. W. Reeves, ID
trust, lot 9, square 65li +. W. Jones, trustee
70 Mark Young, 20, 2s and 81, square 634
$1,000 Y, w. Jones to Mark Young, "a and
Is, square 6S4, tl,054; Amos Hunt 10 John
Hughes ct al, part 20, square SgT.
Jan. e9.-Wm. B. TODD TO sllas Holmes
80 sub, square 500, 5000; Martin Casey tC
John Roam, 20, square SO, t40O; X. Q. Weight
man to W. B. Todd, lot 3, square 900; I. w
Little to Isaac Cross, lot 0, square $40, $500
r. J. Mahon TO d. shannahan, 80 sub,
square $50, %, 500; Peter NJ. Pearson, trus.
aS7.' ''' "''' 70 'O"n 0O'0"' P''''' '1'''
Jan. sl.-John A. Gray to A. Marshall,
20, square 1913, Sl,7O0, Henry Bradley to
Daniel Carrlgan, ~, square o02, $1,000
Charles Wilkes 10 N. Pabst, o and Z, square
6SI, $4,000; W. II. Waters TO Ed. Green,
IA, square $40, 81, 000j Jonathan Prout to r,
.. Humphrey, lots 0, z, 8, Q and 10, square
$40, $500; W. b. Downing ct al. to Robert
Downing, lot II, square $50, $1,000; Daniel
Smith to Lucy L. Smith, lot 20, square 335,
2,5oO, Dennls Donovan to G. Donovan,
lot IS, square 1874, 500; Evan HuEhea TO
Maria Cole, lot 4, sub. square e3S, ESQ,
Lewis Schmidt aud John W. Ross TO Albert
Z. Childs and james @. Dulin, Z, 8 and 0,
square 1lS6, 700 Thomas Maloney to
julia Jones, y 5, square 90, $1,000.
February lst.-Slsters OF Mercy to Chas
~ Dougherty, part OF square 69s, $40, 0O0
Z. W. Pairo, executor ct al, to John G.
Killial, pt. II, square 300, 800; james N.
Oallan TO W. J. Mcintyre, lot 40, square
s29, $500 8. l.. Loomis, trustee, ct al, to
Thomas W. James, sub 80, 80 and sub.half
81, square 90, SEQ, NJ. P. CallAu, trustee,
to John d. Bndburn, parts IL, 10 and 3,
square 291, $500; W. b. Downing to z.
Downing, part 0, square zee, 5000, II. A.
Clarke 70 James D. Holiday, sub. q aud II,
square a65, VI ,2ss; Q. Lott 70 A. Koch, trus-
tree, pt. lg,square 100, 500; II. O. Sherman to
Richard Sutton, sub 1871, square Gas, e., 600;
9. N. Thorn TO P. Wall, part Is, square 10,
sass Joseph Mcintosh to W. B. Wilson,
part 1, square SIS, 81, 400; Q. N. Thorn to q.
Cannon, part is, square 20, S22s; Phmnl1
Bartlett 10 Joshua Whitney, sub 90 and 80,
square $50, 5000, John Farley to Reuben
Scott, square 59I, $500; Theo. Mosher TO J..
100.
February 2-Ellza Barry ct al. to W. W.
sietcalf, 10, II, IS, II and 10, square 800
u ,200i A. @. Beaman to John Myers, as and
~ square 17p, t1,70o; J. O. o'Conuell to
y j. Jones, part 8, square O0l, 81 800, It.
Y. Stringer to ]. II. Bond, So, square 623.
IS, lO0i L. 8. Thompson to Charlotte Os,
bourne, Il, square 572, $1,000; VIM. Sears to
Andrew Schwartz, 10 and II, square 900,
81 1906 George r. Hall to g. W. Utermehle,
IL, square $40, $4,000; +. W. Jones, trus.
tee, to W. d. Wallach, lot 8, square 1852;
l.. 3. Chapman 10 Emily II. Reed, 8, square
33S, t3,OOoi Il. Fendnll, trustee, 10 W. Y.
Fendall, trustee, 81 and %, square 562; John
Myers 70 8. A. Beamau, IS and 40, square
10, $4,000.
February 81. W. Starr to Jacob c. Nil.
ler, lot 80, sub. square 204, $l,l0O; Thomas
Sheely to James Leer, lot Ia, square 7l9,
$500 Brooke Mackal, jr., to Eugene
sehwlnghammer, lot d, square 25T, SIOi W.
H. Walker TO Francis L. Donaldson, lot II,
square l42i l.. 8. Chapman TO Henry Cush-
Ing lot o, square 1856, $4,000 Hugh Dlgney
20 THOMAS Dlgnoy, part IL, reservation O,
S6OOi II. t. Greer ct nj. TO VIM. b. Downing,
lot square 42i, 5000; A. Hyde, trustee,
TO VIM. b. Evans, lot l, square 257; Charles
Christian TO John z. Herroll, lot Is, square
oT, Sl,1oOi ). IL. Piatt 10 Margaret Minor,
east part 10, square 2SSi q. W. Riggs and
@. II. Plant to James Hudson, lot 81, sub.
square eos, s74l.
Messrs. J. T. Dyer & Co., real estate
agents, have sold, for Hon. Thos. b. Bryan,
lot %, OF his subdivision, fronting Highland
Place, corner Of Massachusetts avenue and
Fourteenth street, together with the i'm
provements thereon, for e23,25O. James g.
Kennedy, esq, purchaser. Senator George
Y. Edmunds has also purchased the ndIoin.
Ing lot, with front Of 80 feet, for S7,lOO,
upon which he proposes erecting a dwelling
mouse Tor Ills own occupancy. The samu
agents have also sold, for Leonard 8. Chan.
man, ESQ.,, lot In his subdivision OF north
half OF square 1856, improved by new six
room cottage, to J. b. Thompson, esq, for
$1,000. The frequency OF recent sales and
the character Of tho purchasers, Indicate not
only the healthful state OF the real estate
market, but also tho abiding faith Of ths
most competent judges In the future Of our
city.
Cooper & Latimer, auctloneers, have sold
part lot 8, square 1872, with improvements,
fronting on Third street east, between Mas
Rachusetts avenue and north G Etrect, to
VIM. d. WallAch, for $500.
SIXTH WARD IRIsH REPUBLIcANs.-The
regular weekly meeting OF the Irish Repub-
lican Club Of the Sixth ward was held last
evening at Logan Hall, corner of Eighth and
virginia avenue. A. Buckley. presiding,
James Plant, secretary. Amer the trausac.
Ion OF routine business, spssshh q; ;UeFs mad.
4 SssIeheSM. Barton, esq., and Captain |
Jhas. Z. Joyce.
Mr.. Barton urged IrIshmen to unite their
'nergies In behalf OF the Republican party,
md predicted the entire success OF the true
Republican party In the coming municipal
ontest. His prejudlces as an American
galnst the foreign element had died ont at
he beginning Of the rebellion, when witness
ng q splendid brigade OF the stalNRrt sons
venue, towards the sacred soil, with the |
green nag OF Erin entwined with the Star |
Iud Stripes, and the men keeping step to the |
music Of "John Browns Body" and "The |
Wearing Of the Green" II had always been
= difficult problem for him TO solve why
lrlshmen should be Democrats. That party
which accorded to all mon equality before |
tie law, was the party TO which Irishmen |
should cling, when they remember the op. |
preston to which they have been subjected |
by "perfdlous Albion" no Irish element |
10 this city Is a powerful one, and should
make itself felt. Votes Of thanks were ten
iered to the speakers, and the club ad.
lourned.
LOCAL BRBvITIEs.-The National Assocla-
ton Of School Buperintendents propose 60
hold special session In this city on the Let
Of March. The association Will assemble
In the rooms Of the National ONCE Of Educa- |
ton, corner OF Eighth and @ streets.
The board Of directors of the Firemen'A
Insurance Company at their late meeting |
passed resolutions OF respect to the memory |
Df the late John d. Barclay.
The officers at the railroad depot have |
received orders To enforce the rules In regard |
% the preservation Of order upon the arrival
n trains. Several Of the haokmen have |
been ordered TO the statlon-house and |
received warnings that they must abide by
avs laid down.