Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Green & Williams
saacnoneeIs, have solo. within the last few days,
and 18th street east, TO Richard Mcdonald, for
ssS.6,' lot ), same square, 10 John O'Neal, for
sSSar TO S wS s IT, or y and i,b hs same
was sold as tax title) lot ~. in recorded sub
division OF square ia, on Ith street east to
Eugene Sullivan, for s26n; north half of lot z :,
IN square 81. on l street north. near eth street
market, 70 Lawrence Fleming. for 81 90: lots
Il and =, in Riggs ~ Plants Subdivision of
square 20, corner of q and 18th streets, to
JANE Wilkinson. at 40 cents per foot; and lot
Is, IN same square, to n. w. Burchell, for &c
cents per foot.
Latimer Il Cleary. auctioneers, sold last even
ing eastern part of lot 9, in subdivision of
square PSI, in an alley between 18th and 18th
al q NJ and y streets northwest, improved by a
tHo-stcry frame house, to Samuel Proctor, for
5000.
The following sales are reported at b. Fl.
Warmers real estate exchanges: L. y. Chapman
to j. r. Tug, lots 90 and 81, in square Sc, i'm
north side of Rhode Island avenue between etb
and 1eth streets for Si3,50O. j. T. Tug has sold
also lots %, 90 81 90, TO- co, 81 and o. in square
$50, to l.; 3 Chapman for s6,09s; also, lot IL, in
houses on the south side of Defrees street for A.
X. Shepherd, Esq.. for 81 100. Two-story frame
house on the north side OF Maine avenue, near
- street, TO Simpronia johnson for 81 1855
Ihret-story and mansard roof house, at the cor
ner OF 10th and Z streets, to Lieut. q Watson
summer, Onited States navy, for $500 Three.
1fth street; to j. Miller, Esq 5000 Three
story and mansard OofhouSe, on south side of
street, near lGth street. TO s. K. Bond ESQ, for
$500. Lots 8 6, Z, 3, Q. 10. II, ~ and 49, in suh
division Of square $50, on 18th street between y
anu q streets, 10 J.. s. Chapman. for $40 800 To.
y feet ny loo, on the west side OF 9th street near
Ma "a t.s avenue, to W NJ Humphrey for
SS,CtO. Lots !, s, 9. 10 and II. in square $751; 10
'" NJ. Humphrey for =, 500. 10-Vermont ave-
nue., near street. Lot 1, in square 33i, to FL
promo l"ungs for ~ cents per square foot
- InfS A nd
%3i, RI. ana A. McIntire, for 81 cents per square
foot-S street, near 10th street.
BUILDING AssocIATIoNs-A new building
association, 10 be called the North Washington
was organized last night in the northern portion
OF the city. The constitution of the Capitol
lions, which allow stockholders who desire TO
withdraw after one years membership to re-
ceive 10 per cent interest on their deposits The
following officers were elected George w. Cis-
sell, president; Frank 9. Cate vice president.
nj. =. Callan, treasurer; John A. Prescott sec
Ietary; L. g. Ecklof, John X. Collette, James
r. Russell, A. L. Kinney, James Fraser, j. W.
Cox, y: M. Yznaga. l.. L. Cannon, James Way
rich. directors.
The third annual meeting of the South Wash
1ngton building Association was held at PotO-
mac Hall last evening. The report of the sec
retary w D. Stephenson was presented, show
ing the receipts to be So, 1851, including $40
80, 6l balance from last report, and s23, $50 S
for settlements OF al shares and disbursements
e02,'CJJi, including S5Z,4S2 advances on 3S3
shares, and SS33' 81 redemption of 255 shares.
Ihe assets are 81 ,465.5s, and the stock account
SHOWS the number OF shares at commencement
OF third year. 2,1s0; advanced on, 3SS; Cancelled
by settlement, 2 |; redeemed, PSI; present num-
Der OF shares, Loo; number drawing return
Ore MUM, 52l; number unsold, 1,13i; average
premium, 81 per cent; nominal value per shaTe
SOTO. The following officers were elected TO
serve iOI the ensuing year. X. g. CroggOn pres.
idtnt; John A. Stephenson, vice president; II
II. Clarke, treasurer; W. j. Stephenson, secre-
taTy.