Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23


Cleary, auctoneers, have sold the following real
estate:-Lot 81, in square "a, containing 2,100
square feet, to George Mason, at cents per
square foot. Lot 81, same square, containing
2,10O square feet. to James McNally, at 4 cents
per square foot. Lot % same square, containing
2,1O0 square feet, to Joseph Loughran, at Tx
cents Per square foot. Lot II. in square 943, con-
timing l $50 square feet, TO james Mentally. at
\ cents per square foot. The above property
j. on 10th street east, between Is and streets
south. The same firm has also sold lots "a, 25
n,IlSa square feet, to g. G. Adams, at ICA cents
per square foot. This property is situated on
boundary street and Vermont avenue. Part lot
70, in square south of square 5l6, and improve
n.ent. small frame house, situated on 4th
street. near / street y. w, TO John Fitzgerald.
fer 1896. Also north ~ feet OF lot II, in square
500, containing 800 SQUARE feet 20 a. Schwartz,
at 30 cents per square foot This property is on
9Th street east, between East Capitol and south
\ street, Capitol Hill.
RARE CHANCE To PURCHASE FINE RESI-
pEnCE is that offered by b. II. Warner, auc-
tioneer. who will sell to the highest bidder at
O'Clock this evening, by order of the trustee,
that beautiful Mansard roof brick dwelling on
1lth street, between and y streets northwest
The house was built by one OF our prominent
architects for his private residence and is there
tore elegantly finished. The interior is finished
in black walnut and ash, ceilings and walls
freScoed. elaborate and costly mantlcs and chan
deliers, the whole passage beautifully tiled with
encaustic tie, and has all cOnveniences, such as
.
Latrobe heaters, dumb waiter, closets, pantries,
| &c. The location OF this house is one OF the
most desirable In the city. The property ORR
gInaly cost over $1,000, but it is offered for
sale now, il will be iold regardless of cost to the
| highest bidder.
TIE GEORGETOWN SCHOOL FUND-Edttor
| Star: In view of the official report recently
published by you, stating that the school fund OF
Georgetown wasoverdrawn some 3 80, the board
| OF guardians, having never yet permitted the
expenditures TO exceed the receipts, request me
to ask you to state that the overdraft was caused
| by the salary Of Superintendent Wilson hayins
| school fund, without the knowledge or &C ion o!
| the hoard, which has always, heretofore, OK
amined and approved all expenditures made or
| account OF the schools.
Respectfully, yours, A. HYDE, Pres't.
The SHOE CLERKsof Washington and George
town held meeting last night ct the once Of j
4 W. Filius, on L street, near It'll, to form sho,
l clerks union, for the purpose Of compelling tn,
trict to close their stores Mt o'clock p. m. dur
ing the year, Saturday nights excepted. The
orRanizafiOn was completed by the election o
the following officers: President, David Batty
vice president, j. W. Fiilius; secretary, b.
Dowdan; treasurer, j. Settle.
TIE KRArfKe ESTATE AT AUcrIoN.-Messrs
| Latimer & Cleary, auctiOneers, commence tn
sale Of the Heating property tomorrow evening
Ut o O'Clock, on the premises. This sale oners
rare opportunity for profitable Investment. i
has been subdivided into IS building lots, thereb
anording parties in moderate means chance
secure home.
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