Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19
ALEX A NDRIA,

PROPERTY SALEs.-Green s. Wise, real es-
tate agents and auctioneers, sold for Messrs.
Smith, Watties and Claughton, commissioners
to-day, the two lots with frame houses thereon,
on the southeast corner of the intersection of
Wilkes and Henry streets, belonging to the es-
tate Of the late John t. johnson, to Colonel j.
Brent, for 81 900. The same firm have also sold
the three story brick house and the lot on which
it stands, opposite st. Paul's church, belonging
to the estate OF the late Mrs. Morrill, and now
occupied by Capt. Marsters, to Mrs. SNYDER OF
Mississippi for 800; also two lots on the south
side of Prince, street, between Fayette and
Payne, belonging to Mrs. Mary Keith, to Edgar
Beckley, for 50 cash; also a lot on south side
of Duke street, q feet west of Alfred, "a by ia
feet, belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. p
Levring, TO Thomas Dewitt, for $3.50 cash; also
lot on the We st side of Columbus street. he
tween Wilkes nd GIbbOn, "a by III X belong
ing to the estate or the late Hugh Smith, to 10
seph Gaines, for $50; also a lot adjoining the
preceding on the south, of the same size, and
belonging to the same estate, TO JAS. Edmonds
for $50; also a lot on the north side of Gibbon
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets.
belonging to the same estate, 23k by 100 feet
to the trustees of Bepsebar church. for sips:
also lot on same street and q feet inches wesi
of the preceding, and Of the same size, to Mat
thew johnson, for S125.-Gdzette, Eth.
THE HENRY STREET TRAoKHThe Hanr,
street railroad track remains as it was left last
Tuesday evening, except that the chairs and
spikes torn up by the employees of the A. g. W.
r. II. Company and left by them living along
that portion Of the track from which they carried
of the rails, were gathered up and brought to
ponce neduquhrIers THIS morning for safe keen
ing. 1t is understood this morning that legal
proceedings are suspended until the SOLICITOR of
the railroad company, Mr.. Beach, can learn
from Mr.. Howard, the solicitor OF the Pennsvi
vania railroad company, WHY he ordered fh,,
track TO be torn up pending the agreement ex-
listing between him (Mr. Beach) and Colonel
Stuart, corporation attorney. Col. Stuart's
objection to procuring a counter Injunction
were stated in yesterdays Gazette, in Addition
to which he says the city Is in possession or the
track, and 1t is for the railroad companv IN
| prove its ownership. At the instance OF Colonel
Stuart, Justice Padgett this morning issued a
| warrant for the arrest Of David Pullman for
perjury, upon the ground that said Pullman.
| who gave the bond of $4,000 required Inv the
| injunction granted by Judge Keith restrsininS
the city council from interfering with the track
| had sworn that he was worth that aaioun when
| three months ago, in making his return To The
assessor, he had given in the value of his entire
property at 5000, and that that was In pers,n.i
property In Washington, and upon viii n M ta y
could be collectt so that If he swore correctiv
| on Tuesday last, he must have sworn falsely ~
the assessor. W
| MORE PROPERTY SALEs.-Mr. Geo v vortb
ington has sold his house on the soutb si,i, -,
| Cameron street, between st. Asaph and Wssb.
| iDgton, formerly occupied by Coz MAJ -
| Mr.. W. A. Smo0t, for s. ,0OO ~ W
| Messrs Green q Wise, real estate agents and
auctioneers, lave sold $50 acres of the f,rm OF
M. @ A. McCausland, 'of Ohio, for s5 oo9
Comfortable buildings and fine orchsr ar on
| the MndscGaSette, l0st evening,